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The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29
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The program opens Friday. Nov

kOLd.
The program opens Friday, Nov
-ember %, at 500 p. M, with a
concert by Claire Coci, noted
young organist. This and all 9TH
er events during the three days
will be presented without charge.
On Saturday, November 20,
puppet shows by the Shanafelt
Marionettts of Lincoln are SEIZED
uled at 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. AT
2:3O the Folks Arts Society of O.
maha will present a patriotic pag-
cant, "Our America"
Saturday at 8 p. m. an OMAHA
Community Playhouse cast will
present Jim Dandy" the new
play by William Saroyan. This
play has not been staged in New
York, and special permission had
to be obtained for the Omaha
showing.
Working artists demonstrating
their various art processes are to
be another feature of the three
day program. Painters in oil and
watercolor, print makers, sculpt-
ors and craftsmen will be working
In the building throughout Satur-
day and Sunday afternoon and ev-
ening, November 20 and 80.
Sundays program, November
80, will include a University of O.
maha dace cocert directed by Miss
Ruth Diamond at 2:3O in the after
noon, and a Boystown Choir YES
per service at A p. m. Harold w.
Parsons, new art adviser for JOS
lyn Memorial, will also give an IL
Illustrated lecture on masterpieces
of European Art in American Col
lections" at 3 p. m. The celebra-
ton closes that evening with a
concert by the Omaha Little Sym
phony Orchestra, under the direc.
ton of Mr.. Richard Duncan.
All of the public of Omaha and
the surrounding territory is invit-
ed to attend and take part in The
tenth anniversary celebration.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29
THE list MISSION OF THE
GOD-SENT LIGHT
Prophet Hess, Officiator,

Dis. ROBINSON Reporter
We wish to announce that Pro-
phet Hess is still in the midst OF
us doing a great work for The
Lord God is wonderfully blessing
his people through the Prophet
through God. Sister Hood has
been blessed to receive her sight
by the Prophet and many other
miracles have been wrought "
the Prophet. We also wish to an
nounce that Tuesday nights our
special Healing and Test nights
Bible class Sunday evening from
2 to 4. Regular services Thurs
day Dec. 5, 500 P. M. special
blessings assured. Test anc
Blessed articles that night will be
25c love offering private. Read
ing daily 2O1O North 23rd st. ia
O448.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29

MI. and Mrs. Ed Russell of Man
haitian Kansas motored to Omaha
the past week and spent a enjoy
able time in our fair city. Mrs
Russell is a sister of Mrs. James
Lewis and Mr.. Russell is Mrs. Az
ma Graves brother. The Russells
returned home Friday and theii
acquaintance here r looking
forward to another visit from thi1
congenial couple.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29

The Sub-Deb club met Saturday
at the home of Miss Bertha Davis.
Plans were made for visiting KC-
IL Broadcasting station Friday,
November %. An interesting dis
cussion was carried on about
health. The meeting will be Dec
ember 6, at the home of Miss Hell
en- Bradley, 1855 Corby st. Roz-
ella Thomas, Pres, Bertha Davis
Secretary.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29
STRAUS HITS DUPLICATION
IN FEDERAL HOUSING

Washington, Nov. 10 CAMP
Calling upon the administration to
practice real economy in housing,
Nathan Straus, u. S. Housing adj
ministrator, sharply denounced
the governt's defense housing pro-
gram for its "wasteful ineffic-
iency" and urged a house subcom-
mittee to abolish overlapping
housing agencies rather than de-
~centralize them.
Mr.. Straus, whose office en-
ploys a large number of Negroes
in administrative capacities, has
been the target of a certain group
of legislators for some time, but
Wright Patman, representative
from Texas, recently pointed cut
what the U. S. housing admins
tration had accomplished in the
way of erecting houses, thro Ugh
many of which Negroes profitec
both in labor and in housing fTd
asked why should other agencies
be set UP to do this work which
had been so ably done by Straus'
organization.
One of the factors pointed out
by Mr.. Straus as faulty is the ir-
clusion of what is known as Title
vi in the federal housing prog
ram. Under this provision, work
ers are permitted to buy houses
with little or no down payment. /.
now that boom times are here and
towns are being crowded with de-
tense workers seeking homes. De
claring to Negroes and other wor-
kers that it is cheaper to buy than
to rent, the group sponsoring
these houses is asking defense
workers to invest their money in
the houses.
They do not consider what will
happen should the defense indust-
ries suddenly shut down and the
workers be left stranded. Well
known housing experts and auth
critics throughout the country are
advising all defense workers to
wait and continue to rent houses,
even if the government does build
them.
If there is a sudden shut down
and no one knows just how long
this defense boom will last, what
is to happen to the houses The
workers, it is said, will lose their
investment in the houses and the
federal government will again be
stuck with organizations to take
over the workers homes in an ef-
fort to save them, with the sub
sequent result that the govern
ment will be saddled with the
homes and taxpayers again be call
ed upon to defray the expenses.
Recent appropriations for the U.
S. Housing administration have
saved the necessity for reduction
of the personnel especially as far
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29

Mrs. J. w. Walker and Mrs.
Percival Roundtree were the guest
of Mrs. Clark who entertained the
Welcome Circle Tuesday, Novem-
Der IA, the guest of Mrs. Lille
Stovall at the Wide Awake "A,
Friday November Is.
Mrs. Villa Mae Anderson gave
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29

Travis Dixon 1852 Binney St,
recently returned home from an
army camp located at Cheyenne,
Wyo., Before his induction into
the army, Mr.. Dixon was an in
structor in physical education. He
has been reassigned and returned
to his former duties.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29

Mrs. Robert L. Moody 2717 Cald
well St, has just returned home
after visiting in Chicago and Biz
mingham, Ala, where she was
called by the death of her mother,
Mrs. Mary B. Williams, who died
in Chicago, Ill. Interment was
held in Birmingham, Ala.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29
RED OAK, IOWA NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Brooks from Shen.
andoah, Iowa, yer visiting friend;
and relatives.
Mrs. Carson and son and Mrs
Grace MCGEE are home now and
expressed themselves as having a
lovely trip.
Rev. Goldsmith of Omaha, Pas
tor Of the Calvary Baptist church
Red Oak, Iowa, carried the serv-
ices as usual Sunday.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29

as Negroes are concerned. Ac-
cording 70 the Straus office, this
group has done considerable work
in promoting better housing Tor
Negroes and is highly efficient.
DR.. Frank S. Horne is the acting
head Of the department Of racial
relations.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. William Calhoun
Of Pawnee City, Nebraska, were
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
William Parker 1925 North path
ST., over the holidays.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29
MT. MoRIAH BAPT. CHURCH

Sunday school $50 a. m.
Morning Worship 400 A. M.
BTU. ZOO p. M.
Evening Worship 800 P. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday ev-
ening 500 p. m. The Pastor de-
livered a wonderful soul stirring
message both morning and night.
Church was well attended all day
Sunday. One addition was added
to the Church Sunay night. On
the first Sunday in December
there will be a S. rally at the
Church. Rev. Jones will deliver
his farewell sermon on Sunday
Dec. IA, following on Tuesday
night Dec. 16 there will be a fare
well testimonial banquet at the
| Church in honor of Rev. and Mrs
f. P. Jones, Rev. Jones had pic
lures taken of all the auxilia, les
Sunday morning, Nov. %. The
Helping Hand club met Thursday
night at the home of Mrs. Ida
Willis, POPS Ohio st. Refresh.
ments were served by the hostess
Mrs. Willis.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29
MORNING STAR BAPT. Church
2608 Franklin St., n
n., NnF -l---

ZbU8 Franklin ST.,
Rev. L. w. Anderson, Pastor
Mrs. Vera E. Hopkins, Reporter
Sunday School 9 A.. N.
Morning Worship II A. M,
BYPU 6 p. M.
Evening Worship 8 p. M.
Service throughout the day was
enjoyed by all. Rev. Cooper de
livered the message in the morn
ing. And our Pastor delivered 2
wonderful message in the evening.
The Willing Workers Club Will
| meea at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. R. Richardson, 1922 Maple st.
THURSDAY, Dec. 4th. Visitors are
always welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29

Mrs. Hazel Smith, 2311 North
28th Ave-, is confined to her bed,
and has been for quite sometime.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29

a dinner in honor of Mrs. j. w.
Walker.
Mrs. j. w. Walker was dinner
guest Sunday of Mrs. Idola Evans.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29
CHURCH of the LIVING GOD
Rev. S. X. Nichols, Pastor
Ann Oliver, Reporter

Friday night Womens Work 1880
Sunday throughout the day we
had real service. The pastor, he
preached from his heart, and che
spirit was high. One united to
the Church.
Rev. A. J. Anderson of Okla,
was with us and gave a wonderful
lecture. He will preach on We'd
noesday night.
Our pastors text for Sunday
morning will bit. I charge thee
therefore before God, and the Lord
Jesus Christ: Preach thee word.
Be instant in season Duh of Sea-
son. Reprove Rebuke. Resort
with all long suffering and doubt.
Sunday nights text: Except these
abide in thee ship, We cannot be
saved"
Sister Henrietta Cooks who lost
her mother has just returned from
the burial in Parker, Ark, She
was at service Sunday morning.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29

Mrs. Wilma Thomas, 1890 Ohio
Street, age 80, died Sunday Nov.
23rd at a local hospital. Mrs.
Thomas had been a resident of o.
maha for eighteen years and was
a member of Hillside Presbyterian
Church. She is survived by two
daughters, Lucille and Margaret,
father Mr.. W. j. Selby, sister Miss
Clara Selby, two brothers Mr.. Roy
Selby. Mr.. Raymond Selby, all IF
Omaha. Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon from
the Hillside Presbyterian church
with Rev. J. e. Blackmore and
Rev. c. C. Reynolds officiating
with burial at Forest Lawn Gem
etery, arrangements by Thomas
Mortuary.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29

with sincere thanksgiving or must
the Master ask again, Where are
the Nine?"
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-29
DEATHS

Mrs. Lucy L. Nolen age II yrs
resident of Omaha for forty years
died Tuesday November 18th at a
local hospital. Mrs. Nolen was a
member of st. John AME. church
serving in former years as Stew
ardess. Funeral services Were
held Friday afternoon from Thorn
as Mortuary with Rev. E. T. Rid
ley and Rev. w. S. Metcalf offic-
iating with burial at Prospect hill.
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Nacculuni, Solcplinc clmlnta. @i.
oll Snpuo, 9iicc Strpcns, MaouI 50.
bin, Bruno Sonbi, Gntcrp Turcp. 9lr-
thur Sent, Sobn Guolcp mo Sranz
cescn Gnlcntino.
Sd)ipa lit Der iiibrcnoc Nriihe C
nor Der Wtctropplitun lmO lit in
Glepclano gut befnnnt. bcnn er iii
nit ocr Chicago Sncr bier id)on aui
getretcn lno miro nun nit ser Me=
troppliton iciu Gcbut nod)cn i'm
BARRIER rru Scpillc" om ssrcitog
obeno nit @iou Souoo. Gr miro ol,d)
gchDrt lucr0cn in unNcrcn Spcrn nit
Hilln Tonl nnb Hocprl Sobin in
vSodtcr NC& gicgmcnta" nn lG.
GpriI uno Sic &eirot Nca ,Siqoro"
am Grnffnllngaaberb. Gr lit scr arGi;-
ic Sdail'plClcr icit Gbaliupin Den
&rltltcrn anI 9roaOpap noG.
Bruno SmOi lno Soiepbinc Su.
mlnlnia MAIDEN ibr Scbut in Sligo.
lctta" Samstag, 10. slpril. 1Srancis-
co &olentino miro aebort in Sag.
liaci" lno "Gapalleria Hliticana"
6rcltag nocbnlittng. !Sclcu Sepion
nno slrthlr Sent mcrNcn inn vTa,lt"
ou1freten SnnstoDnatnlttiu1 nit
alrltcn Slagltao ullo 2ullrit Mcl.
dior in letcnocn Mcllrn in rSriitoll
nno Noloc" om Gicnstog uno .In
@alfiire" om Gonncrstag,
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4ippenrom
She Sabu from Gbchcnnc" bcainnt
Samstag ). Npril.

O. cttn S)ollng lpiclt sum crItcll
Mol cinc @cltcrr Mouc in ibrcr
SollIbabn in Trporccrs -Tircftpr =.
SlopbS ncltcm 0rcn5ldulipiel ,Sbc
Saou from Ghcpennc", baS amSoms
tog, oen ). 9lpril. I'M S0ippcoronne
Shcotcr uorgcfiillrt miro.
llntcritiibt miro loretta Oolrno bon
II. Erciton. Gbuaro 9lrnolN, Nluous
George. 1Sronf Groocn. Sciiic ToIpb,
SSillic @rlt II. q.
Cua Spiel CrciNnct iid) an scr
@rcn5c bon s$npnring IN 1870. Trl
S)olnN cine illnne Sdllllehrcrin.
tonlnrt bin llnl cill Gerr0ucn sll mo-
d1cn llno gelnnNt in Sic SInoe bon
lmCbrlldcn Eolitifcrn, gcfiibrt bon
HlrnolO uno Grciton. Cine Iomancc
cnnuifclt lid, Nuiid'cn ihr llno Grcs
ltpu, nbcr iic pcrildht sic Mad,t 0icirr
@o1oc III brCd)cn. Scbcn Sic oicirn
@cid'id)tSfilm.
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Gmit,paife 1T Hen 1sriten
Hreintal iiberleoen

@crlin. gtod) Sditlnacn bcs ST
ucrIGiiigcu rIicuIt ans Ccltihlono"
lit oic 5obIennltiligc StGrtc scr Suit.
pnifc scr engliidcn orcinnl iibcr.
lcgcn. Ger rTicnit" crtlirt and, boi
rinc nmcritoriIdc Groouttion bon
$4,000 6lllajcugcn luibrcno oes
Snbrca b9l1 .eincn Mcforb oarltcl
len Wiiroe", nnoSoB Oauon mir 1900
3ricgsflugjellge aus SEN Ecreinig
ten Stoaten erbIlt. miro Cnglanb uls
Sclgc bcs llnterid,ieoca in Scr Slug.
;cit i'm %erhdltnis bon orci Su ems
untcrlcacn icin, ielbit ucnn oie eng.
liifc Erobufticn un> Ole &crlllitc
ser bciNcn fricgiiibrcnNrn @GnNcr lid,
glcid, blcibcn."
Mit ocm "llntcridIico in Der Sing,
ieit" iii luahric)cinIid) sic srobcrc
Gntirrnllng 0cnlcint, mcldIc britiiHc
Bomber srriidlcecn miliicn. Inn
Sci,tidIono Il, crraihcn; lpihrcnS
Sic ocutidlcn sSIl95cuGc am @onoI
uno in Nrrbirnnfred nliitcigcn f0n
ncu.
Der ~Tienit aus Geutidlonb" cr.
inncrtc baran, BOZ Mcidsmorid)all
@orina Dor eil'i9en Monaten 5u aus.
l1nOiihCn &orrcippnocnten gcia0i
hattie, cr babe 10000 Slug5clge 81
iciner Gcriiiglrua; ferner iol @orina
alf einen slusiprnh Ghurhiqs bin;
lclpieIcn babcn, ser erflGrtc, bicTcllt:
'dcn hittcn bier Ital 10 riclc Bonn,
ben iiber Gnglnno abgc,porfcu, OILS
oic gritcn iibcr Scutid,lnno.
llntcr Scr elnnohnlc, bnb bcibr
3lf'crn ctluo nunibernb itinncn.
lilo >ab Die Glll95eltae fiir sic ocgt
'hcn Bomber bic S,GIite bon ocrieni.
aen bctriigt. ipclhc oic 0ritcn brol.
d)en, 10 iflicbt ser .Iieult"", oab oie
vGnalinocr 10000 SIugjelgc sur
Ecriii9img babcn."
Tim oen ScutiHcn Oas @lcihge.
luld)t IN Der Suft balte,l 81 fonnen -
eini6lieblif bes ltnteribiebcs in ser
,Slng5cit - nriibtcn sic GnglGnocr
10000 Tlll05cllge bubcu.
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5rMjatr brinet ,,,etr
6eiakr fir 2lmteiakrer
Sast Eoli;eidJci 8curac !. Matu'uit,

SIC Triibiabrs5cit lit bier lulo 90
nit fonlnt ollh mchr 0ciobr fiji,
Hlutoiabrcr. Sic &inHcr hnbcu ibr'
Shlittlclllbc pcrtauitt NIT Soil
ld)ubcn unN sic Shlittcn iino iuca
1cpoft ulo oie TobrrGocr uno spiel
lun9cn herallagebolt mprocn. Die
&inocr iino beid0ftigt nit 9auipic
lclL Grotbeulteigcn uno &ugeln nub(
SEM Tllbltcig.
slQc oicic Tiugc crlorocrn ucbl
slufmcrtlun1tcit fiir sen HIlltoiubrcr
Sobrocldnpinoi9fcit mcbrt iid IN,
Srilbiobl ino bel idoncn @cttcr
sl,ltofohrcr trlunlen iibcr ibrc Triih
inhr. mo Sonlncrrciicn itntt nud
gutcln tSohrcn 81 trod,tcn. slutono'
bilfobrcn lit cine gon5c slrbeit ,lnI
criorNcrt picl slilimcrtiuntcit. 6,
sll,tofohrcr nGge iih crinncrn. oaf
&inocr ollI unO nabe ocrn Sllbitcia
mo olf Strabcn ipiclcn llno borllm
iclltc man longlonlcr foHrcn.
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6rste >l1aiienperiar,n,l lung in Scr 2rena an,
g. 2lpril

Ser NcNaftion ocs ,Toltsblott" cr'
hultcn lnlo Observation-Disclosures
&crcinc lmo &hlbS mcrocn Sidcts
pcrtcilcn. 9lllh I'M &ouptQllnrticr ocs
nsImcricn ,Sirit Committee, 1927
Yrolpcct Hlpe., lino &urtcu 5ll habcn.
General @coo gub bcfonnt, baB or
%orii1rr hicicr Hcrianlmlllng icin
miro mo oob Scnotor Siobcrt Suit
ocn Salptrconer equator Burton
&. @bcelcr poritCllen miro. Gas
Shclno lupriiber @bcclcr ipridt, ii
,9Illcs fiir cine nGdDtigc Scimuertei,
oialina lmo nitt cin cilljiacs Scbcn
iiir oggrcliiucn &ricg."
lton pcrliilmc oicic Gcrlulnln.
hing niht lulo ici friib5eiti0 am Elab
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Kmrse He,,tite D>1&.s
2tastrittten

Iic slutllnit ltotillofus in Mos
fau lllo iehnc Grtlarllnoen gcgcniibcl
6cn bcutIhcn Treiiepcrtrctcrn. oil
GmSclbcitcn bcs @ebrmndtsbcrih
tcs unb sic Gigcnfommcntnrc Slln
Mllftrctcn Ser Oclltid)cn llcberiecltrcit
frGftc I'M eltlantif bilocn sic Slllf
mafung ser @crihte.
Ser Observation-Disclosures ser @or
Ien5eitlng ifrcibt ul1tcr scr llcber.
ihrift .Mniocr": Die cngliihe Trciil
tuppt iibcr Sic fiihncn slfticncu orllt
iber Sd)ludtid)ifie I'M Mtlautit p0l
lig I'M Sunfel. eln ous eluitrcttr
oe,itidler Sd)ladltld)iiic inn norolihel
uno mittlcrcn 9ltlnntif bat man nidl
5ll ocntcll gcluogt. Nfnn bot in Son.
Don oficnbar ucr0clicn, oub ser eng
hide 9lonirolitdtsdei ocs @cltfric.
gcs SorS Scllicoe in icircn Crime
rlrlgcn bcrcita Qcic1ricbCu bat, oiC
Ionlirnlitit bnbc bnmola oolcrnN
Gorge gchabt oc,ltichc idmcrc Strcit.
frIfte fonlltcn 6clcit5ilgc i'm 9ltluntif
allfrollen.
Sn tllrjcn 9ctrnhtlmgcn gehcn Die
Wonta9abcno5eitlwse oui sic Sal.
tl,na Su1oIlaipicnS ciu. lpubci sic
3eitltng ~Srcnlc" 5iticrt wuroc. Is
bclbt III Dem 9lrtifcl Sunpilmuicu
lpiillhc oil ocr Crncucrlng Gurupoo
tciljlulcbncn lin0 bubci icncn Wnb
crlangcn, Scr icincu &riitcn mo lei
ncr Midltlgtcit Cnt'prcdIc. Niit 0iCiCnl
Gntld)lllb tretc ,SlnollmpiCn Opr Gu.
ropa rno sic @clt: Cic ocutif l,or.
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bcrallstriItnliiicrcn piirhcn. cnihicI
ten Sic slftlug oicics lrupcrilocrtcu
Stanopluftcs.
Nic CrtlirllnN NcS lu0oriifcn
Nuberninilters @nrboilp iibcr icincn
ScutIdlanobeiilh miro ppn uQcn Bel.
tilnaen lpicoergcgcbcn.
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Streie fein Aehperrat,
iaet 5ra,@ Hceicpelt

Wnibington. slls burfalls uniin.
mig be5cid,nete 6ral Iranflin 9.
Hooiepelt Der Ereiie gegeniiber einen
8eictesporid)lug, llnter Dem Streifs
in Der Niiitllngsinouitrie als Sod.
perrat bebnnoelt iperben tpiirOen,
iiber ibre Meinung biniidtlih Der
ar6eiteriituation befragt. erflGrte
lie: .@ir iollten uns nid)t 5u ieGr
6ariicer erregeu." Gas 2ano iei
'6lieBlid nidt im ariege, uno man
iaae iid nidt ipenigitens nod
niht - 10 anbaben, als oh cinStreif
problem Die slngele9enbeit oes ga.
triotismuS lei.
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Die ,.c,,en 1saleai,<paete
SGln6 bon Scitc I.

lulrtlld)cn slbldtcn ocr nlBollolpiirbcn
NcNIcrlrnu infer Erinjrcgcnt Saul
~ StlnbCh nod llntcr5cidnung ocS
Ncrtrogrs mar sic Mc0icrlm0 ourh
Die WiilitGrpnrtci ob0clDlt lpprocn
lulo ula ,Siibrcr bcS 9anocs pltroc ser
crit 17h Sabre nltc HlnWurtcr nli
ocn Shron. Ecter, Srhn Ocs crmor.
octcu &nnig 9lIcrunocr f., uls Gctcr
Der ;}lpeite nit ser Siibrllng betraut.
Sn @irflid)fcit bat Sic Militirportei
Die Scitlmg bcs 2unocs iibcrnpnlmcn.
Is lit onidcincno nbcr ullh nidt sic
slb'iclt Nicirr MCAicrlng on Seitc scr
GnNlIuOcr 81 ttnnpfcn. lpnocrn lic
nollcu neutral blcibcn lolongc ols
Sitter niht cincn slngriif inter
nilnnlt.
Som Stonoplntt scr Sugoilolpcn
aus bctrad)tct, fam man Oicicn
Sdritt MIR gut hcibcn, bcnn cs hot
'hlicblidl tciucn @crt ons Sano IN
cincn &ricg SIT fiihrcn, ser linen ub.
'ollt fcincn 2prbccrcu cinbrinNcn
tunn.
Son SoitlrrS Stanbpl,nft aus nbcr
miro SlaolloUicn uls nclltrolen
Stuut nls cine ballcrnoc 8cInhr lei.
ncr &rrbinNllnNalinicn nah Ml,mG.
nlcn ilno @ulguricn bctruhtct. Tur,
nm nuiGtc Sligollumiru gc5iplugcn
iuerNcn, lid, oen 9ldiclurGd)tcn onSu-
id1licbcn. Nun ohcr 5cigt iid. oob sic
Eolitfcr Sl.goilnpicns ocu Eplitifcr
Sitter iibcrlcNcn iporcn. uocm iic
inter Grllf bcn Sertrag bes In.
iHlu'ica an Sic Ndicunrihte llntcr-
scidncten uno uicocrl1m 3eit gepan=
nen ihr Suls in Srhnlulg 5n brin.
gen. 3u oielem Sdritt bat obcr on-
idleincuN sic Spnictlnpn picl beige.
trcacn. Nud)ocu scr @otid)oItcr ,>u-
go'luuiena in Mtoaiol icincn Yollcn
nlcocrNclc0t bate. nohnl rr irinr
F'l dtyn nod ciliNcn Stllnorn luic
Der ull'. Eorher hnttc nhcr 9irGlnno
unh sic SiirfHi ibrcu NihtonoriIir
EcrtrnN prr0iirntlitGt. Conn iibCr-
iliir5tcn lidl oic GrciNnliir im @alfon
unS Nc9Hnuirii9 icfcint oie gonic
rolitiidlc 2uGc spar pcrlpprrcn. obcr
Nc,ltlld fnnn man ou9 Wilb an scr
9Sann irhcn -- S>itlcr hat cine idnuc
re Sragc Tor lid: Sit cs iucrt ocn
Eurtncr IFuiioliui in Gried)cnlunb
aus scr Tutic6c 81 5iebcn2 @as iillo
oic Soften oic'cr Sat? Die nid)itcu
Gage ipcrbcn cs lchrcn. rpic sic Gntz
'fciornN gcialeu lit.
Sir Oic Guqlinocr cntitcht oiciclbc
,yrugc: Sat cs Mert Sitlcr ilr 0ul-
auricn nn5i,grcifcn, oocr lit 6 bciicr
@clrchr bel tSlli il' itcbcn --- bis scr
$tnlicncr nra 9llbnnicn pcrtricbc,
lit. Tirica iino Oic tciocn NroGcn Or
ciNni'ic, sic Der Stur5 Scr &rgic.
rlunN %uAnilupirua brndtr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-03
nlei,ee ~cn,enitriert per
Scn, i. =. 1tenj,,lat

Spols. 800 Eerioncn. oari,nter
plclc Stuoenten, Oemonltricrtcn Dor
benz allleritaniiden &oniulnt. Cir
i',bclten SllgoIlamien uno Erliioent
:RoolepeIt g,; iic iangen Die ~aPar.
icilailc" uno ioroerten. oaG Oie ame.
rifani'he Tlogae auige5osen lueroe.
eln @unld). Dem Sic amerifaniihen
aonInlarbcanltcn nobfalnen. Die So
li5ei Ituno oobci, obne ein5rlhrcitcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-03
6lcijhanPaui In,
Nusln,,c ;mlXiiie

Maibilgto,l. Scr inbrclonAr Strrl1
NcS s(nfolis or9cntiuiiNcn Tlciid)c<
fir sic Marirc iouO im Scnot IcinC
Grlcoigumo, mNcm CT boa Gcict bcs
%crbotca ollal0nOiiNcr Nlciidnparcr
81, fauirn mliboh. Gcr Mon0rcb uor
bogcgcn uno icNIic6liM fam c4 ju ci
ncr GinjQr"g, inocm Scr Scnut ct
nos oblchntc, luna ona 9lcprtiicntol
tenbullS nnahm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-03
;3,pci 2lrn,ecilicecr
in Geras oetStct

San slntonlo. Scgas. 3,pei Or
utee'lieger lullroen bcim slbltlrs it,.
res 6llls5euaes in ser 9tabe elmer
abgeitiir5ten Maidine uno oes totem
iSiibrers, Den lie illden ippatcn, &C..
tDtct. Ger llniaa, Ser lid in Der
9tihe bon 9icw grollniels creisncte,
rntitanb, nls ser Siibrer ocs 5ueiten
Nll,g5cl,gcS pl0tlid sic aontroap
ucrlur. nls cr iiber bcn Wraf bes
criten freiite.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-03
Scnatrrcn 9iubcrt Saft, Burton &.
Mbcclcr nnS Wcucral Mubcrt 6.
SSuuo iiuo bic RcSucr.

sIlu Tnlnionnto1 miro in Glcuc
luno in Scr 9lrcln, 3737 Guclio 9lpr
cine oroGc 9fuiicnucrIonlnlllm9 ob
Hcloltcn, 81 Scr ollc ,Sricocn licbcn
ocn 9iirgcr ircIcn 3lltritt babcn, ic
ood) n1uG man iiH Gintrittsfartel
ucridoifcl, INN einen elltcn Sit 81
bctonrncn. ,Srcic Gintrittstortcn 81
baben bel !)titglicocrn ,Nmerico Nirl
Committee" SIC Sicbenbiirgcr Sad
len llno Gclltlbc fonncn ioldc Gin
trittstortcn i1 Sen Sicbcnbiirgcl
SaHIcnbcincn Git lmo @cIt ionic IN
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-03
Critic 2luteriiicrt,ne
i,ir Sic 8rits.i,tilic

&olbington. Yruliocnt Nooicpclt,
ser naN ici1cr Niidfchr bon cincr 10,
tG0i0cn &rclr5iohrt im Siiocn @cs
irrctrn0cn nit llntcritootsicfrctur
sSellc5 hnttc, crfIurtc olf elmer Erci,
icfonicrcn5, DoB cr Die Scrltclllng
unn Norrn in SHcrtc bon 81 1OSO,s
100000 'uuf Nrlno bcs $1,000
100000 Wuiicnpcrlcih Ncirtcs fir
Oic iih pcrteioigcnOcn Sinoer auto
riiiert hat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-03
Hat,aNiite SelHatcn III
Gi,ela,,N Nnrtteebrat,nt

2onoon. Schs Solooten bon cincm
Sllebecrr Ieaimcut iino ans ibren
@aradcu IN sen Some Counties nit
einem gctarntcn Wtilit1rtranaport.
auto, eilicm Ntnihincngcmcbr i,no
Muniticn pcrifplnocn. Scptlnuo
Dor0 iuft nud ocn oltrcb0cbronntcn
Solbatcu, sic, luic mm nnlinmlt,
nod 2onoou unterlucgs iino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-03
Ocmtihe i,,el~cn
Slieeer>G
20 bis - britiidc Maid)incn
,umrbcn scrit1rt

Berlin. Bomber icbtcn slpci Ilug
icl,glduppcn lmb an0erc 8cb:illoc in
9rano an Der Siiofiiltc Gnalanos
Grei Sanfcr bon insgciumt 1000
Sonnen iulroen iln' aanal 5eritort.
Ginige Srte in Horo. lno 8eIt.
oeiltId,lano nuroen BON Sen gritcn
angegriiicn. Ser S6oocn lit gering.