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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16
TAKE YOUR BAT STATION WITH THE y S. COAST GUARD

NJ. c. il am 16 and have
very hard problem to solve. My
father is a drhkard, won't work,
stays dirty all the time, swears,
lays around and eats the food my
mother has for her children.
Mother has six little children. |
am the Oldest and she has to do
day work to take care Of us. We
have three little rooms with three
/ small beds. She wants me to
| either stay at home and look aft
er the children or get a job and
go to work and let her stay at
home. | want to help my mother
too. What must | do?
Ans: In desperation your mo-
Their is turning to you as one
adult to another. She Is not in
a position to earn the daily bread
and look after the children at the
same time. since she gets no
cooperation from your father, she
Is forced to have you assist her
in this task. You are very
brave young girl to accept these
responsibilities, thereby easing
your mothers load. Go to work
and help her out.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16
M(;GEHEE
Tom Jones

Milton Davis of Monroe, La,
was weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. P. Jackson. Mrs. Jack
son made a business trip to Tau
lulah, La. Curtis Smith Jr. Is
improving steadily. Mrs. Peg
gy Anne Hall was hostess at a
birthday party in commemoration
of her 10th anniversary, with
Joan Hall, Arthur Rene Knox,
Nelly Ann Knox, Jimmie Lee
Shell, Lorene McCool, Anetta
Henna, Mildred Reed, Christell
Esther, Carrie Mae Esther, La
mar Reed, J. B. Bates Jr., George
Turner Jr., and John D. Davis
making up the guest list :.
Rev. j. K. Martin, Mrs. Mary Mar
shall and Mrs. Odessa Cowen of
Cornerstone AME Zion church at
tended the District Conference
which convened In Pine Bluff. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lean Clark OF Cros-
sett are visiting their parents,
Rev. and Mrs. J. X. Martin and
sister, Lillian. Messengers to
Hot Springs to the S. S. and
BTU Congress are Mrs. L. w.
Flowers and Mrs. Ivory Walters
from the BTU, Mrs. J. l.. Perkins,
usher board, Mrs. Rosa Wilson.
musical department, Mrs. e. Gas
ton and the pastor, Rev. w. C.
Campbell. Mrs. +. M. Campbell
and Mrs. Rachel Robinson left
for Oakland, California. The
No. l Singing Chorus Of McGehee
Chapel Church met Friday with
Fl. X. Whatley, president, and
Mrs. Bertha Ellis, secretary. i
The Silver Rose and Four Notes
met at the home OF ]. Ellis. Il
At st. Peter AME church, with
Rev. F. c. Reed, pastor, Dr.. w. |
7. Eskridge will 10 in charge of
Bird Quarterly Conference, Sun
day AT night service, Attorney |
Hibbler will address the men of
the church, with funds raised to
be used to mint the church nffice-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16
IN MEM0RIAM

In memory of Vanie Talton,
who died June 10, 1918, and
Leona Heath, who died June 10,
1880:
One precious to our hearts Is gone,
A voice We loved Is stilled;
A place Is vacant In our hearts
That never can be filled.
Dear mother and aunt, we arc
lonely!
How We miss your loving face.
But you left us here to remember
That none on earth can take your
place.
Though this world Is full of
trouble
Full of sorrow and Of pain
But, yet it would be heaven
II you were here again.
You are gone but not forgotten.
Nor shall 20 ever be as long
AS life and memory last.
We shall always remember thee
In heaven we hope to meet you,
Where parting comes no more.
Oh, what JOY 1t will be to meet
you.
On that bright Eternal Shore.
Mother. Aunt, We will meet
Beyond that river.
In That land OF peace and love,
We shall know each other as
kindred
In that land OF rest above.
Signed:
Mary Jane Talton,
lrma Meade, daughters and
nieces.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16
UNION HILL
IL. G. Strickland

The Union Hill Baptist church
will celebrate the pastors ami
versary this week with Rev. r.
c. Clay of Shreveport, La, sche-
duled to preach and other chur-
ches scheduled. Freeland Hy-
son is giving a big dinner at
Union Hill School, June 1919.
Mrs. Elnora Jones of New Or
leans, La, is visiting at the home
of Mrs. Carrie Williams. Mrs.
Hattie M. Williams ileft for
Shreveport, La. Mrs. +. Grant
is very i'll, also Mrs. Ella Bur-
rell. Mrs. X. c. Clay is visit
ing Mrs. B. Green.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16

u. S.-My wife whom l love
with all of my heart tells me that
she wants a divorce, Is II be-
cause Of the man she used to 60
with keeps writing her, or is It
because told her not to write
him. Does she really want a d.
vorce? 1t hurts me very much
for her to tell me she wants one
as | thought she loved me as
much as ! loved her.
Ans. Love cannot be forced. ,
II has to come voluntarily or not
ut all. Regardless OF the cause,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16
BY DON DE LEIGIIBUR, batting for Dan Gardner
NEGRO MUST BE WILLING TO SHED HIS BLOOD
TO GAIN COMPLETE FREEDOM

How the Negro expect to gain complete emancipa.
ton physical, social and economic without being will
ing to shed blood The question not purely academic 1t
is stark reality as developments point to inevitable sit
uaton in which the Negro will be forced to fight If this
situation comes about, it will not be without precedent 1t
will be natural sequence Of events and also one that should
nave been reached long ago. judging by the classic examples
that presently abound
It is not at all odd that the Chinese are shedding their
blood for liberty in Chinas with Japan The Czechs
are doing it. The Yugoslavs under Cen Tito are diving
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16

but he is married and | am tired
Of living by myself. Do you
think | will ever marry?
Ans: Not at the rate you are
going. You're letting yourself
in for a permanent single life by
encouraging this married man.
AS long as you are having this
affair, single men will be re-
lunctant to seek your company.
Keep in mind that you aren't
getting any younger and you
should be making contacts now
that will eventually lead to a
marriage and a home.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16

e. ID. T.--The advice you give
seems to me to be so good.
would like for you to tell me a
few things. / am SO years old,
finished one year in higgh school.
| have been workin gall these
years doing maid work, cooking,
cleaning, washing and ironing and
| am tired of this type of work
and was wondering If | could get
into something else Help me?
Ans: To realize the most
money for your services it would
be a good idea to specialize in one
particular field. Decide what
type of work you want to follow,
whether 1t is practical nursing,
commercial baking, nursery school
beauty culture or selling you
must take a course of study and
prepare yourself thoroughly. In
Yestigate your possibilities and
lay out your plans for the future.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16

your wife is going thru a period of
uncertainty and INDIGESTION and
you must handle this matter tact
fully If she Is to follow the right
course. Agree to grant her free
dom If this is what she desires.
Also suggest n vacation for a few
months at your expense. These
little considerations will make
your wife take an entirely differ
ent attitude toward her marriage
If there Is a spark of love in her
heart for you. Any victory worth
winning is worth fighting for.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16
Phone Us Your News 1898
HERE'S The ANSWER
LCOnfLnleI ION rn1e :

(A) Tuskeeee institute
A) The lote Louis Sonop Lotion OF the most eoou end
highest pod Negro bosebo players He attained fone in the
eorIy EOS playing with the famous HIsdoIe Boil club
lA) Fronk Forbes, popular New York spotsmon
lA) March 5, 1897
"a Mrs Mary c Booze Of Mound Bayou Miss and Mrs Georoe
Wllom OF Sovonnoh, Co. we're the first Neqro women
in the history OF American politics TO gain this distinction
(A Joe Louis
(A Harold Morton, internationally known showmon
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16
PLAIN TALK
by DAN GARDNER
by DAN GARDNER

iili M
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16

Note'-Don' with
Of
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Csc
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THE Able WALLACE SERVICE
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-06-16

A. R.--The Able Wallace Ser
yice-This is to say | surely have
enjoyed reading the 1914 Guide
and Reading. It has helped me
so much and am so glad for
your help, | am working and
trying to be successful in life.
Everything is all right for me
now. | am doing better and I
am relaxed, both mind, nerves
and body. Just had to drop you
these few lines. Signed A. r.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Leroy Harrison and Original Carolina Cotton Picker. Orchestra

In,ci Artist, or juno 2 II YOU
satc 20 mis-, seeing ali tho other
mix don, INNS. .r.. ono .Tls SAID
:, br fro Gr,-.r, ana a cred, 10
Fdrar4s SISTERS 2 fine
d-rec gl71 -of hl7fi7.,9 c5IIBTc opens
u.,5 T.r.oev Dorsey =, Downtown
,.a.,-e on NV 10 THIS should
ls...o u,-.... ,.,crd,nce
Ar..~. .Ccc,.h" p3ko,an ci,y.s
'o.rf,, b,r3 ..vc- lio;.s INC me.
500. - uc-far, health aftcr his So
,4..r, ~ n, SD-,nr, lis Smiles
no br,,5 ~. me- s.~al's ,b~ou,h tho
V.u.y cb3,..re u,,7 Old cTor,os
p-,-- f-r--r-- .I3....u.n -7vc ycnt rs
. .oeY son.. conn, TIE S.arS IN the
Wlgi.,CS rog-ro.cd NV II \ Surv
r. 1.g and + y Niece OF that
,.g.o :, NY be "a SOM m, Haven't
hp.,d - We, A.o hold mail
for Mis- Gcocy.cyc Powers
IS s,r,,ch.n7 > nom, ,oI IN tbinl,ina /
p O ,po,r 6,6 Useless Rovkin .
hes an adv seller Eddie Rec
Tor is easily IN. .notlisht at.rac.
.on I'M Clr7b p and { shoW
Attorney and Mr. Howard VII
liams az CHI ATTY and Mrs. How'd
LOOMS and Attv Charles Jones
liked the Currcn, ,bov n Club
Three 666 on FRIDAY black
Naraarc, ROGERS Ko,ie Jackson and
Allen ROBINSON Of ONO State News
wsra oIso ,boro ,s No NJ u r
Freeman NJ Grifn G., and Mr.
and Mrs Gcoron Sla,op
CHARMING VISITOR
Miss pafric.a prcvos, IovohIo
and charming Windsori,c is tho
house euost NJ her sistar urs
Houo of PRAIRIE avonIIe IN tho
WDriv CITY The Canadian Nies
Is hui definitely NJ Tho AYT cIase
And = bcor, hrcal,cr
You1l meyer oners ub,, tho hovs
saw tho letters "RWA" r,nan ~
hcpca,s Johnny unInr i Tho
"boogio- wnooio" knyhoard sroc;ai
is, plavino tickIing tho iyor,, Co..
votIr entertainment ~ Gu 1oono
Of the u Horsemer ciuh ~, 80,
ends uot Fu,,ico ,Sncr,,Jon
and F,,n, Nar,ir ~. 80 A v-r.
lust learned that Cba,,noow NJ
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

mcnts on our recent digs at the
women With most thinking that
we were rightly on the beam with
the Columning.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Swinging With
NiteliferS'
sToC HE'D
By LARRY CHlSM

STOC HE'D ar
SWINGING WITH NlELIFERS o..
HEPCATS THEME SONG
Ito A Frantic Chick
When we 90 for 2 walk
And NEE, old flames YOU knew
] 81, around and gs~k
As they 1--WE with yod
What's the good Il say
The things YOU Shouldn o
You always have Your Na\
When I'm out with you
! wonder Why spend
s. much tj07c with Noa
And how u vii end,
II | only knew
When ! d. my Hcs'
just 20 satisfy YOU
You always want more
WHAT'S a fool TODD"
y. Ch,,r
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

il would be worth going miles to meet
the people you'll meet in Meet The
People. =
But fortunately, they are all in MGM's
grand new musical-oomedy gem which
will be playing at your favorite theatre
WILL
The wonderful. gay. exciting people
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

ny Towards Apex Breakfast club
on Central avenue following his
working hours at the white night
club
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
HERB JEFFRIES'
FACE SLASHED
B ' A W0 N A n

Herb Jefrries local boy who
made good singing with Duke Ell.
lln2ton and who appeared in all
Negro western films several wears
ago was treated at the West Holly
wood Receiving HOSPITAL last week
II vas reported that 81 stitches
had 10 be taken in his face after
he was Slashed from the hairline
10 chin by an unidentified woman
IN front Of Hollywooi night club
Jefries living at III E. Vernon
street was vocalist in a popular
white night club on north La Bres
street
According TO deputy sheriffs Jef-
fries was slashed as he walked out
Of the club He refused to prose.
cute the woman and asked that no
further investigation Of the incident
be made,
The crooner also worked at Son.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

Miss Susie Christina Hal become,
the bride O.. PFC MONTAGUE DAVID
Ragland on May p q; Sacred Heart
Rectory Thank 20 Mrs Lillian
Hall for the wedding inv.;e) .
Alycc Griffin IS the name Of the
BSG and AYT charmer Sten1 for
Am. BizneSs Service Agency d.
James "Kins Porte, ,rumpetcr l.
. versatile music note reader
Pleasure Pace Settlers are making
o name FOX themselves as the out
standing social organization Of he
city Leroy HARRISON and band
arc readying 10 play for your dane
ing pleasure at HorScmcn Civic
Center on May 10 Almost for
80; a card from Victor Peeks sent
during his Sojourn a, Hot Springs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

Count Basic. the musical wonder
from Red Bank. " j. who al Ave
was swinging "Chopsticks" with two
fingers. seems 10 possess more than
the usual ten in the brand new CO.
lumbla record album BLUES BY
Basic lust released
Backed by his famous All-Amerl-
can Rhythm Section comprising
some Of hot jazzs finest interpreters:
10 Jones. drums; Freddie Green.
guitar; ana Walter Page. beating out
the. bass: the Count provides eight
choice piano sides for nation full
Of hungry Basic fans and record
buyers. In typical Basic style he
romps through St Louis Blues, Cafe
Society Blues, Sugar Blues and FIVE
other favorites.
Aiding and abetting Basic at the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20


grand for words-it's something that
must be seen and heard
2 hit tunes keep the music ringing III
your happy ears
A laugh a minute is the fun-Speed OF
this picture!
And there's love. love. love. everywhere
you turh'
So come along Join in the good times
Meet The People" and treat yourself
20 q Hhirl Of great MGM entertainment
LeJ ,a,s-l've met the people-aDd
a. SODiI experience.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

program at Madison Square Garden
the night of June 26, when the Ne
gro Freedom Rally is presented by
the Negro Labor Victory commit
tee, the Peoples Committee, and
affiliated groups
The committees announce that
these two stars are the vanguard
Of veritablc galaxy Of big names
which Will be at the Garden on that
night. and promise later releases as
others agree 10 appear on the pro-
gram
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

Il has the ca.s
ScagElr- fcs
IndceG'
Since oar men
ton that Caer-
y Re- Size,
and St-a eHtcr
Up and FlNIIte
are the poFu.a-
discs iu Chi.
FOLKS hc.eaou rs
arc il3yIng the
"a a \ n 4 $ I o
pieces
This coly n
holds mail To-
VI iSSCS Adele
Cole and Jose.
AiCErcnrN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Count Basie's Band
Records Blues Album

piano with his All American
Rhythm Section is Buck Clayton
trumpet; and Don Byas, tenor sax
Doth Of whom have featured spots
IN the proceedings.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
ARMY SLANGuAGF

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b,,,er,crr .1.cr, .c.r. b,
5-ot-cr -aDk.r, scream. -.,.
b-ir M r.srd -o..,c do ,... i,..
litigation disc, Ion t-., c..> e.,a
b-,h ,r.rkcr >..r q Mn
cookie. .,,cr i., avn, ,,rcc
700, p6x ag-.e. cobra. soldier p..1
many service s,..9cs. MI, c.r.
,4-y sbs.k ,rc, ,o~,c INK ..i
army babe. fsh r-c,aa.,AS.
mn tvs. yEbi about ,3gc md
.r.lc- it,erblp ,esr
\ f-lp OF Ton Il cn.!c san s.
sry> arc interested m the name
o. and overall Io1k>cc uf q W..'rr,s
q. :, Antoine ana Napoleon Clam
sc ras "c1mc-ou eve, -. asve
90 luaA INTO this. They could 90
wrong. tah"D LEILA Bcu.r".
* 77,r-nc Lee and Pete R--C yG-I-e
Yea dcnc. IS caiekcn a; . Brush
street uar-b-que spot
NEW WANINGS
New discs a!c Rucs By Bls.c.
S.-ar ana Bu.le b .IcS ROYAL Gu.
cen ana Haw Long Blues. s. LIONS,
sui cate Society BMCs. Farewell
gn3 Way Back Blues by ta.i
.la,-nu,c PLAYING man and his
9and ClIn. Base or Columbia .e-
ccrd.u-S "M,urM, and
Sleepy T.mc Gi.e ~ Harry James
suddenly is Spru. and Ire.
s. s..h.e Yaa SUM b, jimmy S.qus
Ida ANA Liza. Charu1.nc and Dime
Nar-Ic and Rose Marie. louise and
Josephine by Franac Carlo and
h.S CIR. Friends "Tl G,, BY"
md "Flat5ush FLANAGAN by Harry
James Holiday FOX Str.us,.
and 'ja.18.sc' ~ Feed Wdr.ng
solo Flight and World is WAITING
Tor the Sunrise by Benny Good
nan.
Man difference between an m.
married woman and wife" saws
Helen Rowland. is TIA, one lan,,
thinks she has married if" HOY
TO, the impossible and tho othor
bout this tcl.oNsol
AND so
FL Peterson Of chi wr,,cs eor,e
rec verse 5b7G, W51t women ON
co 4 YOU love tacn rightly and
,loW ina, You are willing n lovo
hem truly He NAV have son,a.
,hIng thereJ 49,. GEORGE Stone
4 THIS city also writes about Uor-
Pm and their re,tleSsncss ~, q.
leep insight on the subject s,yipc
the road 10 hapniness slou,
one that requires hard work cioar
and sacrifice CWn onto
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

Alma GabrIol nkc. so dane
Me- Clifford Brook rs. ora k>lcs
snd Helen Owen some pace az
other D.nah Washington
chIrpir. OF \ Know iiUw = On
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Duke Ellington

NEW YORK CITY -- Two great
artists, Duke of Swing Ellington
and Cafe Society's Pearl Primus
have consented 10 appear on the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

you II meet inCluOe:
LUCILLE BALL. DICK
POWELL, VIRGINIA
o'BRiEk, BERT LAIR.
RAGS" RACLAND,
JUNE ALLYSON plus
VAUGHN MONROE
and his orchestra
and SPIKE JONES
and hisCity Slickersl
= = = +
What a party! What
a Guwd-the grand
est entertainers ever
bringing you
songs and laughter
and romance gaorel
; = 4 = 4
In fact, Meet The
DaA-Ixst
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28

81 sfaoioitationcn in Ohio unS
&elt @irsinia iibernebn,en Sas ein.
itiinoige Yrogramm, oob sic Stano-
are Oil Company anldbIih ibre<
7oiGbrieen Aitebens prdie,tiert.
Ias sroBe &onsert miro am 10.
Sanuar obenos BON 8 Bis 8 llbr i'm
Nublic Nuoitorium Dor elmer ST.
borerihaft BON 10000 WenId,en &c.
tcten.
Sotparo 9arlop oirigiert aus
b,eiem Anlab oas Cleveland Srhc,
iter. Mls @6lte muroeu 1iaops
Spartbout. San Asecrce, S;ctor
gcrge unS Oeems Eaplor ee1por'
nen. Nuberoem mirft ser SeigbtS
gbor unter George ). Stridlins
NIT. Sn Glepelanb brineen Sic Sta.
ticnen @5NM, M8M@ unb 1853
oas ellnaenoe Hrcgramm. Gas
Gonsert m;rb aulNroem iibernom-
men BON @9B unS @SfHG in Gins
cinnati, WISS unb @SND IN
loleoo. W2I& in Gina, 1858
in 3ancspilIe, @9NS in Golum-
Gus, @SSO in Iapton, @aCG in
Nfron, WNt9fN in Moricn, WWtM9t
in Monsiielo, 1880 in Spring.
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bile, @SgG in Canton, Ma9gt IN
Noungstctun unS @&&N in @ar'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
Standard Oil Company ieieri
rs. ceburtsiaq nit Radiokonzeri
:eierlichkeiten nden nicht nur in csvelond sondern
ovch in underen stoedten Won Ohio .tuit.

Eaulcnbc bon Mngeitelten Ser
Gfieaihaft in iefs Staaten ncbme:,
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8criammlungen finSen sur 9leibei1
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bes Is. SSsubiIGums 81 bSren. Mnge.
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libaD pcrnehmen.
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sfron, Gantou, Columbus, Dapton,
Gina. Mansiielo, Marion. Horts'
mouth. Toleoc. gcunastoipn, ,mh
Gainesville itott. Nber audi crtierntt
Stdote m;e gpanspile unS Snoiana'
rolls, Snoiana, ct. 2ouis, Miii.,
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Ganias, ct. 2ouis, Wihisan, rme
Sbrepport, ,2puiiiana. nebmen g'cit'
eit;g an Ser ieier in Glepelanb tell.
Die geihidte ser Geielihalt
oedt oreipiertel eincs SabrbunSerts,
cine 9serioSe, in ser sic Bereinigten
Staaten eiuen llbersans bon Der
Seaampe gum OlusSug ourbmad'
ten. Bon Sen Bioniertasen big 5ur
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lir miro in Dem &aoioprogranlm
e,ue oramatiide lteberiidt geseben.
in ser Deems 1aplor sic Holle 0es
Gr,Iblcrs ubernimmt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28
HippeSreiise Gkeater
r@olbmooS anb Ganteen" be9iuut am
%. December

vpouDWOoO Qno Noutecu oc0Iuut AN
28. 0esember
als eiu itoIser @rub an uniers
f6n,pfe,tben M6nner in Uniform al
Ben beridieoenen aumpifrcnten unh
als Elm 9ribut oen 2euten Der DoK.
'belbiloer+ +Snoutrie, 0eren unterneE.
men Den 8ruh Der Norai Der Scloa.
ten perbiitet bat, baben Die @urncr
Bros. Sen nel,en nniifaliiheu Shlo.
ger r&oGypoob Gunteen" bereciteGt.
Der beute 1onnerstag i'm 9ippooron,e
Ebeater besinnt. Sic Qie6cr, Die ge.
iung,n iueroen, iino: ySueet Dreams
Stpeetbcart", ~Oou Gon alpaps 9ed
a Danf", ~Bbot are pou ooing tie
reit Of hour 2ife". .Hbe General
iumpte0 1upn", .Oettin' Gorns
for mn Country" uittb DON'T fence
me in. gs ,pirten NIT einiee oer BE.
iten sdauipieIer .pie gaop Cantor.
4etp Oauis. Gape gn,merion, 3obu
Garfield. Donis Daorgos, u. q. NJ, nt,S
Sannnp Dorieps Ndsso foaute Carmen
gnnalIaros Srdefter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-28

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