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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
w O R L D w A R A YEAR AGO
 AUG. IA, 1942
(By United Press)

CBy United Press)
 British reports safe arrival Tn Malta of an Allied convoy carry ing fighter planes.
 American Army bomber squad rons based in India blast effec- lively at Myitkyina, chief Japa- nese air base.
 Netherlands spokesman reports scores of social and intellectual leaders In the homeland are sched- uled to he shot as hostages for pa tri0ts who blew up German troop train near Rotterdam.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-14
STAGE CAST REPEATS

Paul Lukas. George Coulouris, Lucille Watson. Eric Roberts, and Donald Buka. of the original stage cast of Watch on the Rhine re- peat their roles in Warner Bros screen version of the iong-running hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
ban off.
Hum Out
OF Beer

Detroit brewers today scr about
NO .0r ~ rrpie0.,r.rC INC stocks
~ '4tcirs and distributors Who
suffered temporary hst Serious
shortage over mo weekend
Caraurer' q DE- eric, dur
'rc '-e uo'rC 'no ho' weather
end IN increased appc''o &C.
counted FOR 'ne closing a. some
stores vr.cN sc.' for home con-
sumption and q voluntary ration
Ing ~ C'rcrs
when the riot Curfew was
RELAXED. people acted Just Ike
they did the first dsN after the
repeal Of the prohibition law
one brewer reported
none 81 tho brewers made any
deliveries from Monday through
THURSDAY Ta,crns were >er,s
iced FRIDAY and SATURDAY. as
usual ta' The distributor, seIE-
iced eEorN other day We're hit
the hardest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Plant Closing Looms
As Women Strike

PORT HURON TG-e IS .UF.-
Closing az me Electric hlfo''C
plant of The American Magnet
Mo Co.. employing 500 por>ou>
Was threatened today whom an
Undetermined rVmho1 Of women
employees refused 10 work because
ot wage disagreement with tho
company
George Pace president Of Local
ST. Tinted Automobile Workers
persuaded the workers ~ uuti
p.ckctJnC the plant bat was I'M
able ~ CO. them 20 Ic'Wn 20
their lob> TIE company declined
10 issue q statement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Sunnye Sieen Given
Divorce. Gets Child

Mrs Sunnye Allen Stecn II
$50 Van DIE place. a witness at
The inquestN INTO the death oh
John Duval Dodge was divorced
today from John Francis Steen
OF Rochester, y. y today by Cir
cult Judge Brennan.
Charging cruelty Mrs Siecn
testified her husband had givon
her numerous black ewes and
pCrt many veek-cnds away from
home without explanation Mar
rcd IN 1881 they were separated
Sept 80 1912. when he went
away on another weekend frlp. '
she testified
Mrs. Steen, a next door neigh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

hor. WaSla guest ~ tho homo Of
William Tucker of 1855 Van Dykc
place The night Dodge ASNffercd
the skull fracture that reSNtod ,n
his death With them were Mrs
Dodge and Albert Slower of Puce.
Ont &c.
Mrs Stecp gave first a.d -
Mrs. Dodcc after She vas ht hy
her husband IN tho How ard F.
LanCc residence af 1850 Van
DYKE place. she said A. tho ln-
quest The CoroncrS iury fonnd
thai Dodge dlod Of skull frac-
Wre received accidentally In the
police station
Mrs Steen was 7V aUded GUS
tody Of their only child. Robert. s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
III State
Soldiers
Killed

Eleven Michigan soldiers, Ave
Of them from Detroit. were
among l49 listed by the war de-
partment today as having been
killed In action Nest of the
casualties were IN -Aleutian
area. They are:
FROM DETROIT
FIRST ALFRED ~.
OWENS JR., 172O7 Pennington
drive.
STAFF SGT. KENNETH r.
GORDON. l505S Fordham.
PVT ALFRED B. CARSON.
659 WeStWood.
PVT JOHN NJ. MILLICH
JR. 6687 Holcomb.
PVT LEONARD c. TER
RILL 1888 Rutland.
OUTSTATE
PFC JOHN r. HARINC-
SMA Holland.
PFC. KENNETH L. HoL-
DERMAN. Jackson.
CPL. WILSON L. JOHN
son, Lansing. =
PFC. KENNETH (. BAL
LENTINE,. Dawson.
PVT. OLIVER HILBORN.
St Charles.
PFC. JOHN E. MILLER,
NOntroSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Fascist Chief Dismissed

MOSCOW. June % INS)
RImorS in Rome Of possible dis
mlSSal Of Carlo Scorza as Fascist
Party chief as 4 result of a rift
with AuS,ollnI over domestic
policies We're reported today in a
SOVIET news agency dispatch from
Lausanne. Switzerland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
NOM FOR >WORkERS"

or couETeS I0nal dlSapproyal o'
suggested subsidy of food prices
Scno'le declared
They had no qualms about
spending billions 10 build fac
tories for industry. hut when a
feM- millions are needed 10 pro-
tect the workers, money sud
denly becomes important"
Another early speaker Vas
Councilman George Edwards Who
praised union labor for sticking
10 US Oh during ire tum4ltlogs
racial Outbreaks Ho said r0.CT0
record could be em5lazoned more
nrn.dLN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Sisters Cooperate

Los ANGELES. Juno g nUP)
Turn about is far PLAY for
Mrs LanlCan and Paula Prack
Miss PraCk acted AS a witness IN
tho granting or a divorce - hor
sister and thon Mrs LanICan acted
acted as a witness 70 The marriage
of her sister and SGT Ludwig
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
BY MARGARET DAILY

Two ncmheIs n lhn -Lnhn- Lnl.
YAK family. both striving ~ help
WiV Tho var. are wartime casual
toy to-day one on tH" battle
front aU1 rho other on Tho home
front
Two months ago PVT John liG'-
yak ly was exported missing m
action n Tho Pacific
TODAY sons and daughter. u
Helm ir'taN J9-year-oid Var
worker Of 1917 Angh0 told tho
t.sg.r Sf0i, ~ how their father
came 10 hls death IN innocent
victim OF ias' Monday night
riots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Girl CycIist Hit by Car

Windsor police today sought q
hIt-uIn motorlSt who struck and
injured Mary " cSfon. - OF
klngSNllle. while She was riding a
bicycle on y Talbot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
ASKS BETTER RELATIONS

4 report Was requested from
Police Commissioner WlthcrSpOon
on tho steps bong -iaAcn % In
prove relations between Tho police
and Negroes
On motion of Walter Harding
Negro chairman Of the lr'of-raciai
committee Of tho IhW-CIo. Tho
group asked BrC Gen Leroy
Pearson OF tho Michigan state
Troops N assign Negro soldier,
10 Tho Negro areas IN future
emergencies
The committee VII meet again
a. 80 m. Friday.
William ! norton executive
director Of the Children S Fund Of
NIchiFan and chairman Of tho
MAYORS committee, told tho group
their task Is not 20 find The guilty
In lss week riot bar 20 point
Tho way for measures that VIII
prevent recurrence
"Our job il not ia search Tor
the men who threw rocks or
tipped automobiles. = nr'o0
cad But If there il a group
back Of the rioter>-R grnup
that started this trouble--part
Of our job is to uncover them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
CAN'T FIGHT CITIZENS

fTr -rvrutS NJ WFcL ago, "
said JcflICS ~ the outset OF MS
talk. brought forcibly 10 the
consciousness of the people Of
this area, the country and per-
hapS the world that We are
having potential internal prob
lens i'm the United States.
This j. country regulated
bY laws rather than nv armed
forces or policemen. We have
10 prove that we can he gov
erned without the necessity Of
>hotguns and hoWitIetS.
Detroit WAS caught by the
riots like any other city would
have been. We didn't have
enough policemen 10 fight our
citizens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Jeffries Booed
As State Clio
Meeting Opens

For the first time in his political
career MAYOR Jcffries was hoocd
when he cndcalorcd 10 deliver his
Customary address of welcome 20
tho state Go convention today
The disturbance. caused by
some 500 white and Negro
delegates AZ Masonic Temple.
lasted for several seconds and
was apparently directed at the
city handling of the race riots.
The mayor. obviously Trtalcd.
diSfcEarded r,S usual greeting
and launched on defense OF
policies.
Before YOU become cauSti-
Cally critical of Others" he
said task Yourself il YOU have
done everything possible To
make il possible for popu-
lati0n Of five 10 siN million
a people to live together peace
fully. :"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
PERIL TO ENTERPRISE

80 W. INAFNNa
Even IL the release of CON
tTolS were negotiated In an
orderly and cooperative fashion,
the administration would still
have the power 10 destroy free
enterprise through The govern
meht'S policy.
III official government assur-
snce cannot he had for free
enterprise. then both lor-
political parties should he asked
TO proclaim for il in next years
election"
Howard r. Blood president of
tho y org q. division Of Borg
Warner and chairman nf the
subcommittee on postwar distribu-
ton discussed distribution prob
lens Judge Nanlcy q. Hudson
Of the World Court and Bemls
professor Of international law Ar
Harvard and Noel Sargent. econ
omSt and secretary Of the NAM
were also a. the morning session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
NTTACkED BY MOR

A Highland Park Ford Motor
plant cUp.olo ii0hak VA, rc.
turning home from work Wncr he
va, attacked and beaten rl Il
mob
Dad was through work ~
Monday night N'rr4r. ono ~
li0lNaks sons, said hut hon
he came out there were no
buses running. Two women who
work m the plant and live In
The same uFiEhb0rhn0d also
were irving 10 get home 20 they
-Strttrt -tn-1att- tnErthrr-
AZ the corner Of greeley
and Dawson n gang of rioters
rushed out. Dad said there must
have hecn about 80. They hit
him on the head with pipe
and kicked him
He got mp and they said
start running nv the time We
CoUHt three or Wei shoot He
managed tn get home. He had
about 10 blocks 90 walk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
WOMAN WAS SCARED

Nv hen we started to come
home that night I said, JOHNNY.
I'm scared But he told me TO
Just come along and not sHN
ANYTHING to ANYBODY and We'd
be all right. Then that bunch
came up behind ~ and one 81
them pushed me ont ~ the
way and grabbed John. one OF
the men told me. You 20 and
shut up. 50 what could I do y"
IIo'sak is survived hE h- Vlfr
Anna >'Ncn children and SIS
grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
WILFRED SYKES

NILFKED SYKES
The chairman Of the post
war committee OF the Associ-
alton Of Manufacturers who
demanded the yer nment
assure industry Of free enter
prise on make the question
an issue IN the 1914 presi-
Dental campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
100000 Miles
For Synthetics
Seen After War

Snfhc,c tire, good for a 100
0oo-mle minimum were predicted
before representatives of Mich.
iE70 industry today bs Or Gustav
ECl0ff, research director for Uni
VcrSal on Products
There will he literally thou
sands Of different synthetic rub
hers on the peacetimP markets"
h0 said THE current develop
meRi should make tn iudrprnd-
ent Of all foreign sources Of
supply"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Riot Committee
Begins Study
Racial Problem

Members NJ the mayors inter
racial committee today started an
investigation Of labor practices in
Detroit industries promising GRIM
nal action If discrimination is dis
covered
The inquiry was The first step
taken AT tho first meeting OF the
committee, which was appointed
by Mayor JeGueS 10 recommend
ways Of preventing race trouble
IN the future
Charles II Mahoncy negro, Of
the state labor commission Mas
assigned by the committee 10 look
INTO employment methods
The committee adopted res
oluuon asking tho army 10 leave
troops m the city until u be-
comes certain that further dis
order j. unlikely and the local
police can handle The situation. %
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23

vdana il je Pavla in kako V
skrbeh 81 je "a njo, Sc je tudi
ia nasproti dekletu izpremenil.
Nekega jutra jo je poklical V
hiso in j je prijazno dejal:
"Pavla, pridna 81 pri delu in
zadovoljni smo s teboj. Zato tie
bonn tudi placal kakor druge
posle. Kajti' cloveku je tezko
brez denarja."
Dekle Sc je prestrasilo, potem
pa Sc je branilo:
''Ne, ne, denarja mi ne sfhete
dati. Matt so mi toliko dobre-
ga storili in tudi vi, gospodar,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
Drustveni koledar

DECEMBER
25. decembra, sobOta. - Socia-
listicni klub st. 40 - pies
v Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd.
81. decembra, petek. - Jadran
Silvestrov pies v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Water
loo Rd.
81. decembra. Silvestrova
zabava ma starega leta vecer,
Kluba zapadnih slovenskih
drustev, 6818 Denison Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
Be dolgo nisen vsega

II.
da vam Sc dolgo nisem vsega
odsluzila."
"Vsak delavec je placila vre-
den. Dal ii bonn tisoc dinarjev
ma leto, polovico zdaj ma, roko,
polovico pa ii bonn nalozil."
Dekle ga je pogledalo svo-
jini globokimi ocmi. NeAaj je
Sc oklevala, potem je vzela de-
mar, XII ga il je dal, in Sc je
zahvalila ter odsla. Ravnjak pa
je gledal "a njo, dokler nj "a
prla "a seboj.
tDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
Predsta0nik:
Albin Hrovatin

IL nekega skrivnega, neznane-
ga vira pa so Sc vedno znova
pojavili kaki glasovi,'k Xxi MISC bill
Ravnjakovi novi dekli> mic kaj
prijazni. Nj je in nj mogla vi
deti Klara, starejsa Ravnjakova
hci, XII je bila Pristovnica ma
Breznici in je pogosto prihaja-
la ma Ravne. Kadar je obiskala
mater in brata, jima je zmerom
vedela kaj slabega povedati o
ciganih; 81 bosta ze Sc izkusila,
jima je dejala. Ma Ravnah pa
MISC kaj dali ma njene marnje.
Doslej ma Pavli Sc nihce nj
opazil kake grde ciganske raz-
wade. Edino to bi il bill mogel
kdo ocitati, da so jo veselile kri-
cece barvane in bleScece reci,
kakor Sc ciganice ,rade takimi
odenejo in nalispajo. V tel raz-
vadi jo je podzigala druga raw
niska kravarica, Urska po ime-
nu, XII je bila prav nora gizda-
linka. Ceprav nj bila vec mai
mlajSih ena in so sc il Vsi po-
smehovali, Sc. vendar nj spame-
tovala, ampak Sc je oblacila
bolj pisano ko je mogla in 81 ma
besila, kar je kaj svetlega kje
ugnala. Nj bilo redko kdaj, da
81 je oblekla zeleno krilo, ru-
men predpasnik, zivordeco blu
20 in svetlomodro ruto. Zaradi
tega Sc je je prijelo ime "tic-
ka," ker je bila pisana kakor
kak prevzeten liscak. Ko je vi
della, da Pavli ME nosnja ugaja,
je veckrat obesila svoje blesce-
&c oblacilo ma njo, jo postavila
pred ogledalo in hvalila: 20,
kako Sc ii poda! Lepa 81 ko an
gelc!"
Neki dan je prisel ma Raw
ne dalmatinski bratec in je raz-
grnil po mizi svoje blago CLAW
nike, skarje, nozicke, ogledala,
naocnike, prstane, verizice, obe-
ske in bogve kaj Sc vse. Dekleta
so sc prerivale okoli MEGA, we
lie to in oni in marsikaj tudi
kupile. Pavla, XII nj imela de-
maria, je gledala pozeljivimi
ocmi navidezno bogastvo. Hipo-
. ma je zagrabila spretno kret-
njo, XII jo je znala Sc iz cigan-
skin casov, srebrno verizico in
jo vtaknila V yep. Komaj tre-
nutek nato pa je vsa zardela,
potegnila je verizico IL zepa in
.jo prav tako spretno polozila
nazaj V kramarieV predalcek,
Potem sc je .pokrizala in odsle
v kuhinjo, Sc usoula ma stol in
razjokala. Nekoliko pozneje je
prisla gospodinja. Ia je yes do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23
(Nadaljevanje)

Pri delu je bila izpocetka okor-
ma in nerodno; toda Kristina jo
je poucevala in tudi hlapci so
il veseljem kazali, kako treba
prijeti. Najrajsi je pomagala
donna in V kuhinji; pri tenn Sc
je ozirala ma gospodinjo, da bi
il 2 oci razbrala, ali je prav, in
ze kmalu jo je kmetica jela
hvaliti, da je rocna in pridna.
Tudi ma zunaj Sc je v teh dveh
letih zelo izpremenila. Pref je
bila suha in koscena; zdaj je
postala polna in temna polt Sc
il je zjasnila. Tudi plaha nj
bila vec tako in je domacini
rada klepetala. Vendar pa il je
ostalo Sc nekaj ciganskega; kaj-
ii vcasih je bila VISA razposaje-
ma, pela je in skakala po hisi,
potem pa jo je zopet prijelo, da
sc je skrila v kak kot in cepela
tn kakor bolna pticka in skriva-
la solze, XII so curljale po lieu.
Pri TAXI priliki jo je gospodinja
nekoc vprasala:
"Pavla, otozna 81 - kaj ii
je?"'
"Nic, nic," je jecljala.
"Tedaj Sc ne bi jokala. Dolg
cas- tt je pri mas, kajne?'
20 re ne!" je vzkliknila. "Tu
mi je tako lepo; lie ma to mislim,
kako DO, ko bonn morala odtod." "
.. :'Zakaj bi morala odtod? Ia
dovoljni smo S teboj in radi tie
imamo."
Res so jo imeli vsi radi. Edi-
no Franc, gospodar, il slejko-
pref nj privoscil lepe besede.
Vendar pa Sc je veckrat skrivaj
ozrl po njej. Tudi ujec Miha Sc
jej pri sebi Sc vedno jezil, da je
obveljala Jercina.
Sprva so Sc Bistricani raz-
BURIAL in MISC mogli razumeti,
da so ma Ravnah sprejeli ciga-
nico pod streho. Zgodilo pa Sc
je, kakor je Jerca prerokovala
nj ,bilo dolgo in jeziki SO utih-
Mill, posebno Sc, ko je Pavla pc
krstu pogosto hodila k sv. OBJ,
hajilu in je mnogo in iskrenc
premolila V farm cerkvi; pa tu-
di govoriti Sc je po domace ma
ucila in je bila VISA kakor druga
bistriska dekleta. Zaradi prijaz-
mega vedenja>in tudi zaradi We
dino ocitnejse, pray posebne le-
pote so jo ljudje vedno rajsi
imeli. z obcudovanjem so sc
ozirali fantje "a MO, toda nobe-
den 81 je nj upal podraziti, ke1
jim je pogled ma MO vlival spo-
StoVanje. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-23


CROSSED MY CORN WITH MEXICAN
godek videla nasproti V ogleda-
lu. V roki je drzala verizico, XII
81 jo je Pavla hotela prisvojiti,
pokazala jo je objokanemu de-
kletu in prijazno rekla:
"Glej, Pavla, kaj sem ii ku-
pila! Ma, vzemi, da bos vesela! !"
Dekle je cd strahu preblede-
10, zastokalo in zajecljalo:
cali ali so me vide
liz"
"Samo JAZZ sem slucajno vi
dela," je rekla kmetica, "nihce
drug me-"
"Odpustite mi, odpustite!
Premotilo me je. Nisem vedela,
kaj delam.''
"Tiho, Pavla Pridna 81 in do
bra"
Matt, prosim vas, lie gospo-
darju ne povejte, lie temu me-"
"Ne, nihce tega ne bo 1--WE
DEL"
"Tudi Jerca, moja botra, ne?"
f'Nikomur ne bonn povedala.
Sicer pa Sc ii nj treba sramo-
vati. Premagala 81 skusnjavo."
Dekle Sc je krcevito jokalo.
Nekoliko dni pozneje je mo-
rala stara Ravnica zvecer pref
h kraju; bati Sc je bilo kake
hujse bolezni. Zato je Franc,
gospodar, narocil, da mora ena
cd dekel ostati po noci pri ma
teri. Ravnica Sc je temu upi-
rala in je dejala, da nj mic hu-
dega in da bo nitro minulo; ce
bo pa treba, bo re trkala.
Res il je odleglo, ko Sc je V
postelji ogrela, in objel jo je
rahe] spanec. cez nekaj casa jo
je zbudil sum in menila je, da
cuje korake V sobi. Vzravnala
Sc je in vprasala:
"Kdo pa je?"
Tedaj Sc j je nekaj pribli-
zalo in mehek glas il je zado-
mel ma uho:
| "Jaz sem, Pavla."
"Kaj pa delas zdaj tn "a boz
jo voljo?"
"Tako sem 81 bila v skrbi, da
nisem mogla spati. Zato sem
prisla gledat, kako vam je."
"Ti neumno dekle, sal mi nj
mic, sal mi je dobro.'
"Potem je prav: Hvala bodi
Bogu! Ne smete zboleti, ne sme-
te . . Vedno morate ostati pri
mas"
Ko je dekle to reklo, je Raw
MICA zacutila ma svojem lieu
njene ustnice. Pobozala jo je in
il posepetala.
q. "Pavla, ii 81 otrok - dober,
dober otrok. Zdaj pa bodi pa
metna in pojdi spat!" ~
"Da, spala bonn; pustite me
tukaj!" je prosilo dekle. INA
tleh bonn lezala." --
NE ma tleh; tam ma zofo Sc
ulezi! Vzemi 81 odejo, da tt nj
bo mraz! PRAY mi ie, &c ostanes
tu."
Nj trajalo dolgo in Ravnica j.
zacula mirno dihanje specegs
dekleta in je tudi sama kmalt
Zaspala.
Drugo jutro je Ravnica VISTA
la bolj zgodaj kakor nave 5no il
je.rekla, da je zdrava kakor q
dolgo ne. Odslej je cutila d.
Ravle skoraj materinsko lube
ben in il 10 je. tudi pokazala.
Ko je povedala sinu, kak'
Evening star., 1943-03-28
vnw vs Az aaAxuso ms oevzRs

u1N H Ar AAKDo0 Ios oeg1Rl
Like many other ns.afsct.reuA sw major
respeasibilify soasy i. - b1ild weapons
nd var materials for en- armed fngces. Yea
hnewing the inPert..oe of relfiigcraaioa
% tie naaioa's healfh, We havc prepared
this heIPf.l .ew besklst s.d ere see!ing
ii free, nj Only % tie useu of tie 1illisa
FfiGi1aires that have beea sd, b9a also
10 Ill other re6igezssor useEs.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

Food is an important weapon Of war. All of N
at home must get along with less, and. through
rationine, share the civilian supply.
Before the war, the answers to questions ike
those on this page weren't 20 important. That
was when yoa could buy al the food yoa
wanted. When You didn't think twice about
driving to your erooer's to get just \ pound Of
butter or half u dozen eggs. When many food
stores delivered every day and sometimes twice
day. When anyone could buy newrehieerator!
But now the answers to these questions sre
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Sweis 4.

slllen Shtpeitern bonn 3speig 4 Sic
ne our Nahridyt, Dab ndhlte Ser
iummlung Sonntas, ben 6. Suni, Inn
80 ubr naf,mittags abeebalten
ioiro. "a i,niere 9anoslerte ser brei
HSrobitborfer @eneinoen an oemiel-
ben 1ag gum 8obl lao 9citen Der
5eutih. .8enreinoe eine &artenpartie
ocranitaltsn, 10 lpuroe beihloiien bie
Geriammluns friiber an5ufangen, ba-
nit mir uns mad Der Ser'antmll,ng
am &artenipiel beteilisen fonnen.
Sir unlere perltorbene Sdppeiter
Cara Sebri6 iinb so Gents 9ofal-
lterbeselb idais. slue riifitdnoigen
Wtitalieoer iinb eriuf,t in ibrem eigey
men Snteraiie iif guritebeno Su ma
fen. Amf ser &ranfenliite iino nod,
ore Sdupeitern Warie Barbour, Gig
Sfinoler, Gleanore Stirner (Stan-
:ppn), Miti 9ietrid uno @arie Mii!.
Ter. Bir ipiinlden alien balbige 8ei,
lcrlmg.
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1anfiaamas Der 3ipeise / nnb 4.

3tpeis / uno A Dnnfen alien Mit
gliebern uno G1iten fir bie sablreife
@eteiliguns an ibrer &artenpartie.
oie gum Benefit bes Mnperifaniideil
Hoten areu3es letten Sonntag Der.
lnitaltet srl,roe. Mu1 fir oie uielcll
itonen @eihenfe als Breiie oanten
alien Yrdi. @eore @eber uno Brai.
aatbarilla &ermann. DEN &omitees
fir Die unermiiolihe Mrbeit, ,pelhe
5amit parbun6en mar.
@ir iin6 imner bereit, ipo irnnter
IS gilt, BEL Not uno Gleno 81 belfen
uno unier Sderflein bei5utrogen, ,oenn
mir iino unferem lieben Mooptip-Ba.
terIa,tb 10 uieIen Danf ibulbie UNI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-27
Erobitburfer &artenpartie snm
Benefit Der SentihacmcinSc.

Die 2uuosle,lte aus Sen Srei 8e-
nleinhan .Ernbitborf" peranitalten
Sunntoe, Sen 6. Suni, 6 ubr nadmit,
tags, inn @eitieite Sad,ienbeinl, 700t
Geniion Ine, 3u 8uniten Ser Gpang.
2utb. Seltidwemeinbe cine eroBe
&artenpartie unb laoen ale ibrc
7sreunoe unS Mitg(ieoer aller Gereine
oon Dit uno @eit berslih elm iih ga
ran 81 beteiligen. &or Dem Spiel bon
) bis 6 ltbr miro Elm feiner Sntbib
iotpie &aifee rno Sudden 81 mdBieenl
&reis ierpiert. Gintritt lit 80 Gent
pr Yerion ein'hlieBlidb SsinbiB.
Sm slrrangierltnasfomitee iinb ssr.
Suianna &ebner uuo Mnna 9ennina
fiir 8roBprobitoorf: 6rau &atbarina
Sflniot rmb Ir. Stene gotidner fiir
aleinprpbItoprf; unh ssrail slnna
8une'f uno Sofia Sbellman fitr
Hrobltoorf. bas dlles allfs 8elte
rprbcrciten miro Inn einen groBcn
Grfolg sum Benefit ser SeutId)4@es
meinhe su er5ielen. @ir Bitten aIle
3aitglieoer ser Se1tid,ge1nelnoes Or
lnniintionen it'd aud, oarnn 81 be-
teiligen. Maria Rebner, Sefr.
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ct. Sobannes airdlend)or
&eaeltmrnier.

Der airhenfor Ser ct. Sobannes
8e1neinoe BON 757 @oop MonS Der.
mltaltet auh oieies ssabr eir &egel-
furnier in ssrnu slnna ROmiiher's 5
aegelbabn, befannt als Gait 140tb Re.
creation Center, 6S6 Sit 140. Ct,
cm Sonntug, oen 30. Mni, 1 80 llbr
sadmittass @ir bitten alle 5reunoe,
sic gerne 3egeln, iid) oieien Gag fir
Dies 3urnier 81 reierpieren. 9ie i1mt-
!ihen ginnahmen gehen an Den 8all-
Iono Der @emeinoe. Die 0orbereitln9
gum Iurnier liegt in oen betpdbrten
G1noen pon @eorg Jolbertb uno Ni-
5ael Wel5er. Gas &omitee.