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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14
100 Carpenters Are
Admitted To The AFL

WASHINGTON. D. C.-The eff
cheney Of President Roosevelts Ex-
ecutive Order forbidding race dis
elimination in government employ
ment and national defense work
continues to prove itself
As a result Of efforts by Govern
ment officials to obtain compliance
with this Executive Order more
than 100 colored carpenters have
been admitted TO full membership
in the old-line carpenters union OF
the American Federation Of Labor
All Of them are at work on Gov
eminent projects. Many Of them
are employed on the Government
dormitory project for war workers
that is being constructed off Ben
ming Road at Oklahoma avenue and
Twenty-fourth street, Northeast,
Washington.
Colored carpenters interviewed
there said they we're getting along
very fine and are happy TO be
working as regular union carpen-
ters."
Many other jobs have been open
ed to colored workmen for the first
time because of the Presidents
Executive Order and the Commit
tee on Fair Employment Practice.
which he set up TO receive and in
vestisate complaints of race dis
elimination.
Throughout the country colored
workers are filling more and more
Jobs in skilled or semi-skilled cate
gories as additional men are in
Quoted into the armed forces or
called TO specialized work in war
industries.
Colored workers are now hired in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14
SMALLS VISITS
CAMP NAMED
FOR FATHER
Noted Soldier Appointed
For Navy Work
BY Lincoln

W. Robert Smslls, son of the Me-
gro Civil War sea captain, Robert
Smalls, was scheduled to visit
Camp Robert Smalls, which was
named after his father. and the
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton OF which it is a part, on oc-
tober 81, --
The son, who himself served in
the first World War as an officer.
was 10 be greeted by station and
camp officials. and conducted
througbFthe naval establishment.
A resident OF Kansas City, Mo, he
is prominent in Negro activities
and organizations.
Captain Smslls was appointed by
President Lincoln TO command a
naval auxiliary after he had de-
livered a Confederate ship to the
United States Navy during the Civil
War.
Officials in charge Of the Naval
training program said Camp Robert
Smalls now holds 2,495 Negroes pre-
pairing for nava' duty. Several
thousand already have been grad
uaied On September Is. a Glass
A training school was instituted
there 10 handle 124 advanced stu
dents monthly Machinists, cleo
tricians and other artisans will be
graduated
A second Class A school has been
in operation at Hampton Institute.
Hampton. Va, handling l24 students
monthly
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14
Mrs. Diggs Named
Membership Head

Gragg, president OF the association
who is i'll in the Ford hospital
Mobilize Women
Mrs. Geraldine Bledsoe of the
USES spoke on the importance of
women nobllizing at this time to
help in this great fight for Jobs for
Negro women, She pointed out the
need for the parlic patton Of all
women whether they were profit
ably employed or not, and urged
that they support the move on foot
to mobilize our women into thl:
most important struggle.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14

large numbers by such firms as
Winchester Repeating Arms, Ford
Motor company, Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock COM
pany, and Pressed Steel Car com
pany. They have also started to
work for Lockheed, Bel Aircraft
Curiis-Wright and other aircraft
plants.
A high official Of The War Man
power Commission has appealed
for an sen greater acceptance by
industry of colored workers as wei!
as women. aged or handicapped
men This appeal was in accordance
with the administration desires
for fuller participation Of colorcd
people in the war effort
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-14

The club held its regular meeting
at $50 Smith street. ne home Of
Charles Williams The pres dent
John Howard, presided There
was a brief discussion on our mex
social event which will be held al
53l East Kirby. All friends are
invited Leroy Pete served the
club with a delicious repast Meec.
ing was then adjourned.-Ju
Leyerett, reporter.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13
CAPITOL SPOTLIGHT BY FIRED ADLER
~ a. o. BERG

Semitic literature, feel that he
will be a burden to any Republi-
can ticket in New York State.
Viereck himself who has been a
German propaganda here for
quarter of a century seems to
have come to the end of the trail.
Laura Ingalls, is languishing in a
federal prison as is George Hill,
although the Viereck trial seemed
to indicate that Hill was merely
a dupe of Fish.
But to repeat the Oft-repeated
warning. We must not lull our
selves into believing that all is
secure. For every anti-Semitic,
anti-DemOcratic agitatOr behind
bars there are many more wand
ering about free, spreading their
venom.
In the capital itself, there is a
strong underground Nazi move
ment directed by short-wave from
Berlin, according to a statement
made last week by government
official who must remain anony-
nous. And similar agitation is be-
ing carried on elsewhere. The
most dangerous part of all this is
the fact that the propaganda is
frequently an ostensibly, mild
hammered, respectable citizen who
claims he is merely making Con
structive suggestions"
That the government is deter
mined to take steps to check both
our native and alien sabOteurs is
indicated by the introduction of
HI. r. 6,S4O, which would re-enact
the alien and seditiOn laws of
World War 1 days. Passage of
this legislation is considered like
Iy. Although Acknowledgement
BiddIe does not wish to arouse a
spirit of hysteria against aliens or
opponents of the administration,
he is determined to halt the grow
ing activities of the enemies in our
midst.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13
Sweeney And The Law

The laws of land strange that permit Charles
COughn publish his foul bes week after week but
Ibid newspaper which resents intolerance to brand public
official an antiSemte. There is pending before the
United States Supreme Court of unusual Importance
the of free speech and to the right of opponents
1.-The American way of life to criticize it's traducers
The situation is represented by brief submitted by
1.-The Schenectady UnionStar It appeals from the decision
M lower court which upheld contention by Congressman
Martin L. Sweeney of Ohio that he had been libeed when
was accused of ant-Semtsm in connection with his
opposition to the appointment of Cleveland Jew to Dis
ct Judgeship. The is of such unusual Importance
that the three major Jewish cvicdefense agencies had
sought through Wendell Wilkie to identify themselves as
friends of the court"
number of members of the House of Representatives
have said things and off the floor of Congress which
were Overtly and cOvertly anti-Semc The immunity
which goes with the Congressional office and the IOOseness
@ laws of group libel prevented any cOunteractiOn. One
other member of Congress- the late Michael Edelsein paid
with his life after violent exchange in the House.
If there Congressman who feel that the brand of
nSemite is which they fear and despse there
way of avoiding it. That is not by suing newspapers
Tor libel 1t is by complete avoidance of comments Jews
and actions in relation to Jews which be interpreted
solely movated by bias and the desire for discrmina
|hon
Several of the members of the Supreme Court have
often enough been attacked because of their religious faith
On wonders how they will respond in situation involving
newspapers defense of the fundamental rights of
'd all religious faiths in the United States.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13

One of the frequently levelIed
charges against the democratic
system is that it is flabby and un-
able to protect itself against enc
mics within and without. Strangely
enough this charge is most often
mOuthed by these very enemies
themselves who cite it as an argu-
ment for the adjustment of dem
Ocracy. Well, events of the past
few weeks give the lie to that
allegation. Although the checks
inherent in the democratic system
tends to make it slow in clamping
down on it's subverters, if allowed
to operate freely democracy gets
it's opponents in the end.
All of which is philosophical
explanation Of the fact that our
side is really getting in some good
ticks against the native fascists
and anti-Semites in America. The
ousting of Deatherage from his
key post in a S3O,OOO,OO0 govern
ment construction program in
Norfolk, Virginia, is an encourag-
ing sign that the authorities can
be persuaded to rid the war pro-
gram of undesirable persons" no
matter what their specific tech
nical ability.
"FIam" Fish who has ridden
high, wide and handsome here for
a good many years seems slated
for a fall in the Fail. ConServa-
tive leaders of his own party have
been so shocked by the revelations
made at the trial of George Syl-
vester Viereck here, that a strong
movement has Developed to deny
Fish a denomination this NOvem-
Der. Hard-headed,- practical Re
publican leaders in New York, a
side from their personal aversion
to the unsavOry facts that have
been uncovered concerning FiSh'S
alleged abuse of the franking priv
iIege to aid in the dissemination
Of. anti-demOcratic-. and anti
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13
Heard In The
LObbieS
BY DAVID DEUTSCH
CLUSTERS LAST STAND

The story that the Central Con-
ference press agent failed to send
out and that no enterprising
newspaper Tin a business where
papers last only as long as they
don't make themselves unpIeas-
anti picked up was the terrific
battle on Zionism at the recent
Cincinnati parIey of the rabbis +.
Ghosts of 1922 returned to the
scene as the older preachers went
tears and voiced threats to pre-
vent the younger men from pass
ing a resolution endorsing a jew
lsh Army in Palestine Rabbis
from Richmond, Philadelphia and
New York, among others, threat
ened to resign from the Central
Conference if the resolution was
passed But the old boys, some
OF them still thinking they were
back in 1912 instead of in the
centennial year they were cele-
brating, were pushed back every
inch of the way as the 1912 rabbis,
hard-hitting, fact-packed, pushed
them out of the way of the Pal
estine Jews who want to defend
themselves with their own arms
But sore losers, emissaries
OF the old men, dropped into news
paper offices to dismiss the i'm
pOrtance of the whole business,
but added that most of the living
Presidents of the Central Confer
ence were against the resolution
and, moreover, that only a fourth
of the delegates were around when
the resolution was put over :.
Trust a reactiOnary to pull the
cry-baby act Granddaddies,
put on your slippers and sit by
the fire. This is a day for fight
erS.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-03-13
PROFIT AND LOSS

David Sarnoff's son, Robert, had
plenty of opportunities to meet his
fiancee, Esme O'Brien, as she sat
at the reception desk on the sixth
floor of the National Broadcast
ing Company, working for his
father. Wonder how the RCA
President, a Hebrew scholar and
deeply concerned in Jewish prob
lens, will adjust himself to his
Catholic environment? Eddie
Cantor, who used to be the pride
Of benefit shows, has started a
movement to ban all benefits on
the ground that the war puts too
many demands on the actors. He
urges artists give their own
checks to the cause instead of
their presence The first Jew
ish version Of Life will be on the
stands soon under the title of
Now. After three years of trying,
it's publisher, Brahms, who put
out swell picture magazines in
Europe, has convinced some back
ers to go in for a monthly illus
trated review of Jews and Jew
ishness Louis Lipsky's East
ern Life Insurance Company re-
ported that 1871 was the biggest
year in its history. The biog-
raphers who are still using the
blurb of 20 years ago that Lipsky
is 1.-THE famed theoretician" of the
Zionist movement ought to wake
ND to the fact that he's as skillful
a practical business man as the
insurance field knows Watch
out for that new English-Jewish
weekly in Detroit, The Jewish
News, which, through a scheme
being Matched locally, will prob
ably have the largest genuine cir
culation any American-Jewish To-
cal gazette ever had. The rea"on
that the big business men and
philanthropic leaders shelled out
was a tribute to Jewish Press
Service columnist. Phil Slomovitz,
crusading reporter and editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
s;ebenbiiroiid4 42lmefifdn}fhes Dolfsblaff
80 heiliee Gi,,falf"
eaftft i1taft tt>ar (a0eit

2onoon. slieserIe,,tnant +. 8.
9faifes, Elm fotierpatipes Yarla.
mentsntitalieb, peruriadte cine 2ads
io'lpe inn ltnterbaus, als er auf cine
Hehe Nrcmier Gburhins @e5lta
aabm, in Ser oieier aeloet bate, BRIT
tide 0luepldbe tu;iroeu perteiOigt
iperSen unS trenn Sic @erteiOiger
8cllcbaroen ltno onSere mittelalters
litc @affen benuten miiiten.
~gine @irfling bieler Meoe luiiroe
gum 2ahen espeien lein. tpeni, lie
! nidt eine ainoergnrten MentalitGt
entbiiIlt bGtte," Iaete 9faifes. sd
!peih, sob bon melreren Slugpldse,
Ioiort Selebaroen beltelt lpuroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
Ga9lid 6eieb -
tritt 9. Sebraar Int Krah


Wenn SIZE am 10. 5ebruar rtor.
gems a,,ftueden uno pergeiien babeN
Sbre ubr BORN 'Sdlafengcben eils
Gtunoe pors,,riiden, Damn tperoen
Sic eetuih cine Stunoe su ipdt 5'.f
slrbeit fommcn. Inn 2 ltbr nadts
tritt sic gaelid)t5eit in araft. .Neh
oiesmal lit es nidt 10 idlMnm, bern
Sas ganae 2anb aebt untcr Iaglidt'
seit, oas lit ettuas anoeres als Die
Gommerseit Ser Staaten Hcnnlpl.
pania ,no Seem gorf, mo man lid utl'
germ getp6bnte, tpeil man nidt ge'
riiItet mar baiiir tpenn man in Oiel.
Gtaaten fam. SCUM aber iaeen DE
flltaen ssarmer iuieoer, es bat feine'
3tped fir ,,ns, oenn 0icSonne lbeint
bod feline Stunoc friiber. Sic babcst
aub redt!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29

runes.Mbteilung TN SuitiJamt i9rei.
ben uno mitteiten
AZ oab ct sic @arte nerlcren ooer
iiberDaupt nod feline erbalten bat uno
By m,,b ,er feline 'Stoatsaneeborig
teit. ieine ietiee Noreiie augeben ,,uo
hinaufiieen no er, regiitriert bat =
Oh ii, Ben gereinieten Staaten, i'm
Muslano auf eincm 2oniuIat, ooer
oIs 5ee,nann.
Gie Beitimn1,,neen Inn einen Ser
ionalousapeis all erlangen, be5iebel
| iid alif ale beutid)e, japaniihe un>
italieniid,e slhlsldnoer. sic bas IA
2ebensiabr boIlenbet baben ,tno oit
oie amerifaniide -StaatsangeD0rig
te;t nod llidt pollltd,poig ertporber
baben.
! 9lne be,,tide, italieniide uno iapa
| niide Musl1nbcr, sic in California
Oregon. @aibingtp,l, Montana, Nc
oaba, 9lri5ona, l1tab uno Sbabo an
i1iiig iino, itno geietlid) perpflidte
ibr Belucb fir einen Yerionalauslpeis
5tpiI6en Dem 9. ,tno Z. Sebruar 1915
einldlieBlid) beim ndditen Hoitom
1. o0er 2. Glaiie ober oem am Sit
ser gountp.ger,ualtune gelegenet
Noitamt 81 beantrasen. elue 0eut
ihen, italieniIden uno iapaniider
Staatsangeb0rigen, bie in anoeret
staaten oes amerifaniiben Geitlan
oes anidiiis iino, iino seietIid Der
pilidtet ibr @eiud fiir einen Herio
nalauslpeis stuiben Dem 8. un0 90
Jebruar 1912 einidlieBlid beim ndh
| iten Yoitamt 1. ober 9. Glaiie ooe,
Dem am Sik Ser golntp-8erspaltunt
geleaenen 8oitamt 5it beantragen.
Gear,ldte goridbriften fir Sic Mus
fiiIlung Ser @ei,,de tperben in &iira
an alen Yoitiimtern erbdltlih iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29

@aibireton. Sst eil,e,n ettra 50..
900 @orte eutbnltenen 8eridt er.
tlirt Sic Observation-Disclosures
ii6er Yearl &arbor, bab sic beioen
b6diten Sffioiere ser Marine uno
Nrmee 10 eiferiiidtig a,,feinanScr tpa.
rem. oaf, iie ME sulanr.1en Mbtuebr-
ooer Observation-Disclosures ersrif.
fen, tuenn bon @aibington 0ebeims
berid)te iiber oie @orbaben Ser Sapa,
ner famen. Sic iparen 10 in ,MpeaIc.
ment" ei.rge!pifelt, oaf es einfad)
|idreieno lit. Soer glaubten iie sic
Gntferni,ng Sapanas als au ipeit?
@ir boffcn, oieie bei0en Nflihtber'
leber tperben robne Beniion" beior.
Bert mo- lie bingeboren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
3,lan 1T fertie fir Sic Gintraemn9 Scr
1Detrpflisttieen

eeitent.Muber0em miro nod oas 2ebr-
pcrional ser Sd,tlen uncntgeltlid) ben
MelS,ngsbeborSen fir bie Negiltrie'
r,tng ser @ebrpfliftigen su Sieniten
ltcllen. Sicie MaBnabmeu iollen obne
lpeIhe Soften fiji. Oie RunSesregic'
r,1ns Surdgef!ibrt tperoen.
Muber ,oem 2ebrperional, Dab iidj
ireimillia sur @erfiig,lng itellt. iolle1
nod an6ere ssreitpillise aus ben @ei'
ben ser geterancn uno anberer Or
ganilationen sur 8cipdltisuna Ser be-
trGdtIiGen idriftlifen arbeiten sug
gertpcnoung fommen, oenn man
Id)dst sic 3abl ser sur Neailtrierul,a
fommenoen 2eute fir oan Staai
Clio auf ct.ua 100000 elm, oaoon
entiallen aui bas Gupabooa County
auein runo 10000 2el,te.
Mer iid freispiaig an bieier Nr'
6eit aur Negiitrieri,ng Ser Bebrpflid'
tigen beteiligen min. rid)te Elm oies'
beoiiglihes 8ei,,d) idriftlid an Tbe
Central slrmorp. bas oen bollen Na'
men unb Sic sbreiie iotuie bie Tele'
pbonnummer bes @el,,tbitellers ent
balten ml,B. Gerner mui angegeber
iein, ipiepiele Gage Seriel6e fit oit
9(rbeit abfon,mlih lit. Gorausietunf
fir sic Ginltellllng Ser freiipiliacl
Seller lit natiirlid cine CUTE, leier
(ife Sanoihriit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29

Gmalanbs eriter 1ramen.N .Niuiiter
ipridjt bier

Wargaret gonofielb, gnglanos
crIte ,Srau i'm &abinett, miro bier bic
Sauptreonerin in Ser al. Sabresper.
Ionlmlung ser Gonil,mers 2eagre Of
Sbio, iein uno sspar Wittipotb, Sen
4. Sebruar, 1915 llbr i'm Sptel
Garter, sab gliiabetb g. Magee, Gre
futiu Sefretiir, befannt. Mib @onS'
iielo mar slrbeitsminilter bon 1926
bis 1881 rno lit Sic einsige Jrau bit
Mitglieo oes Gripp Councils Dol
England lit.
Moroin 6. 9arrilon, Yrdiibent
ser 2iga, lit Sorliser un0 miro Be
oicIem 2unheon unterItiibt bon SRI
Marie @ing Sulia MaWnono. @i5e
ErGiibent, Sri. 6elen Hbelan, Shab
rneilter uno ST. Senrp Saplon Jran
Gig, Sefretdr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29

Mcgierung Ser @ereinigten Stcaten
in ibrent aroi,en &f Inn 6reibcit
uno 9emofratie 81 retten, 81 uutcr-
itiibcn. Wir erad)ten cs als @ripiIc.
airu luiais Sic Nflihten, oie bon Sem
amcrifaniIeben Golf nerIaugt per'
Sen, ST iibernebmen, nm Sen Sic5
fir unier aeliebtes 9anS sic @erei'
r,ieten ,Staaten au errineen.
llnier Central @erbano bat io.peit
$4,000 9efenie Bombs getauft unS
ieine bier Stpeigbereine in GlenelanS
baben $4,000 Oefenie Bombs uuo
oile anoeren 3,peiee TIM basieIbe, Io'
mie aIle ieine ein8elneu Mitglieoer.
sluf sum Sieg.
Mhtunesuon SIR
Sbe Central Gerbanb ser Sieben,
biirger Sahien Of tbe ltniteS States.
Sobn galtbes, 8robsHrdiiAent.
8aors Martiiu, @robISefretGr.
Die 3,peigpereine in sen peridie.
Senen 'StGoten uno Stoaten tperoen
eril,ht ser Gebaftion befannt su ge.
ben tpie piele Dollars @ert iic Sc.
fenie Bombs eefauft baben ooer S,l
foufen geoenfen, bamit mir oas bon
Belt SIT 3eit ner0ffentlihen f6uneu,
'oauit urIere Negierlmg iehen fann,
SOB Ser Siebenbiirger Sadie. ipo
INNER er lebt, Elm treuer giireer lit
uno itets ieine Bfliht tut,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
KinNerlG lGti,,,aite eiite
tiiGiitte Kraneteit
Seit 100 Sabrcn befannt, iueif
mam tuenig pon ibr

SEEM Dorf. 3ehntauieno HerIonen
,perben I'M lauienoen Sabre an ain.
! SerlGbmung erfranfen, einer ser
t0SlidIten uno am neiiten bertriip'
pelnoen &ranfbeiten.
0tan leate Sic ssrase sur 8efdmp'
fl,ng ser &inoerlGbnn,na YrGiioent
Rooiebelt Dor, unS er auttportete a,ns
n,iBnerltdnolif, baB sic Grbalt,lng
Ser @olfsgeIunSNit elm tpihti9es
Clement ser totalen ariegsfiibrung
ebeniaus lit.
aus bielem @runoe geben audi
beuer Sic Sammlungen fir Ben
Jitno sur 9etampfl!ng ser ainber'
ldbmung tpeiter. Gie Gpioemie lit in,
3unebmen bcgriffen. Sm Sabre 1889
/ luurben 5000 56lle beridtet. 1910
iparen es 10000 an6 1941 bereits
! iiber 10000. Nun, ba iiber 2,OOO..
900 Soloaten in Tritppenlagern eng
6eiianlmen leben, n,ub man mebr
nod als friiber sic gefGbrlibe Seude
befampfen. Sb,pobl Sic aranfbeit
iiber 100 Sabre befannt lit, muB lei.
ser 5l,gegebeu nerOeu, oaB man bon
ihr ielbIt tpenis ,peiR. 2rosbem iesen
sic 6oriher ibre arbeit fort. Wfan
bat feiteeiteQt, oaB ser grreger in sb.
l,pdiiern porfommt, BON ipo i'm sslie'
gen neitertragen.
| Gs bat iitb ferner berausgeiteut
baB 2eute. sic ielblt immun Oageger
Iiino, ainberldbmun9 iebr ,uobl a,,'
ianOere iibertraseu f0nnen. Gs lit abe.
nod elm groBer aampi beporitebeno
nm sic 1oridung sl,m Grfolg s..
!hrinaen uub slbspabrmaBreaeln 81.
lfinoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29
8mn~cs.9miti3antt,
Ntittctlmtte

Gas 9unOes- -Sulti3amt Deror6neta
beute, oab allc oeutiden. italieniiden
l,nb iapaniiden StaatsangebGrigen
lire Muslinbers& giitrier,tngs.Gm
fangsfarte nit iid bringen ntiiiien,
ipenn iie iid) auf oas Eoitamt beseben
nm sort ibren Yerionalals,peis 81
beantragen.
slusGinber-Meg Ntrierings-a -aarten
muroen an Nidt.g:irger ausgegcber,
sic iid) BEL Ser inn Sabre 1910 Dor,
aenommenen aGaemeinen Musl1nber.
Negiitrierllng eintrhgen lieben. .1einb,
lide Nusl1noer, bic ibre Heeiltrie.
rungsfarte nid,t poraeigen fonnen.
tuenn iie ibren Verionalm,stpeis aui
oem Yoitamte beantrasen, ieten iid
ser 0eiabr aus. entspeoer ibren Mus.
tpeis nit erbebIider Werlpdtrns ooer
iiberbaupt niht au erlangen.
Sbgleid oie eroBte Mlnabl bon
Wibt-8iiraern, sic iid i'm Sabre 1910
eintrasen lieben, ibre Gmpfanestarte
in3ipiihcn erbalten baben, 10 bleibt
ood cine erbeblidean5abl bon 4ar.
ten unabseliefert, oa Die Mesiitrieren.
BEN es perfeblen ibren sloreNenipeh.
ieI anaueeben. Da in Sen meilten
oieier ydlle nur untpiiienbeit Ser ge.
ititnmunsen oes Musldnoer.@ @eiebes
porliegt. 10 tpieien 8enmte 6es Bun.
oes- -Suitiaamts baralf bin, oab slus.
ldnSer, bic 0as Suitiaamt iest bon IT..
rem @obmlngstpedNeI benadribtisen
Inn cine Gmpfangsfarte ali erbalten,
nid)t Sen borbeltin,uten 8eitrafungen
intertporfen meroen. Deorudte
storeHen-Wed .sdeine iinb fit alle
ausIdnoer an alien asoitdmtern er.
bdltlid.
Sollte ien,ano, 6er elm @eiuf Fir
einen NerionaIaustpeis iteat nidt I'M
Bette ieiner MusI6noer. .9aeeiitrie.
rungs.g .gmpfanes.aarte iein, 10 mub
er Iofort an oie Musl6noer.9 .9aegiitrie!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-29

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