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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

trooped into the corridor 10
settle the matter
Mrs Mage and Mr.. Hes
opened by swinging AT Mrs. Fran
Ces Baxters head. One Of the
blows connected and she fell to
the floor unconscious
Revived by court attaches, she
marched 10 the prosecutor office
and SWore out an assault warrant
against all three sisters
A few minutes later. Judge Ma
her was surprised 10 find them all
back m his courtroom. with Mrs
Frances Baxter, defendant IN the
first case, now complainant.
Mrs Wagge and Mrs. Hes both
pleaded guilty. Betty who claimed
her role IN the corridor encounter
had been that Of 2 peacemaker
ONLY pleaded cliliV- her
case VIII be heard next Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
; Men Steal
81 Liquor Cards

Il Andrew ODay Of the police
special investigation squad today
asked druggists who handle
liquor 10 be on the lookout for
three men who, in the last week,
have stolen "a liquor ration cards
from drug stores
The cards had been issued by
the state liquor control commits
sion. bat the druggists had not
vet issued 10 the qualified holders.
ODav said that the men entered
q drug store ar TAO w. Fort last
Friday and while The druggist
waited on one. another went 70
the rear of the store and stole "a
cards The same trick netted the
trio 90 cards from another store
at 933S W. Fort last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
7 Detroiters Named
To Advisory Boards

TWO Detroit men today were
appointed 70 national advisory
committees which will meet with
OPA officials 70 discuss problems
peculiar 70 their industries.
Max Miller Of the Miller Bros
Poultry CO vas named 10 a COM
mlttee representing poultry deal
ers. and Fred w. Thomas Of the
Larrowe division Of General Mills
10 4 committee for the wholesale
mixed feed Industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
PARTY's SELECTION

Presidential electors and dele
gates 20 the Chicago convention
are a. follows
ELECTORS John Talbot Detroit snd
N-s F-rc " Green I1rla - lsrgt Frst
phf-r' Ronald J.. Mitchell second Mrs
I.ayc W cine Ner.ue Tnlfd Rec
FaRler. Chsrlo''C. Four'n. RAYMOND Dress
ler sfurEs FIf'0 Bruce Ka monf Grand
Haven SAITH. heorN Ross. N'if.-f
Seventh. Ivan A Johnston. ", Clemens,
FlFHfh. CIarrrcs jners1r- innia, Ninth
George J0rrr1r. Fupirs Tenth Frank
Gladstone Twelfth Mrs Afrs Marina
i.Arte Tr'r'~.rfh Arihlf Wool Four.
IeFFTT T-u'f ZOO FTfTfsf n FTWRfd Y
BROCK sfa'ssrfr CIsae g. Ford and
ecve-tesrth George Sretf
TFGATEs. AT LARGE - Gov Kerry.
Fta's Chairman John p De'hnsrf Score.
Crpeshecs former governor Edmund
Smith Msr0mtrse i1cus'r'ANsf Mss
I0RerA HurrterE. kalRmafpo. art Miss
rf-- t'rr-fstta.fe Pet Heron Alternate
El'aArfsrn Lansing Mrs RAs Hooker
~ Pleasant James B naNtfsau Ray
Cfy Aaron TrefIes DefrrH James car
r'E Lersvee and Howard x. carroll. Van
FIRST DISTRICT cecil Rovle,. ana
John p SpsrHusEF deTeEafes william E
Pers rs ard Michael Mstoia stsrrstss
EktgN d " ~ Vel = Ea1EiFy Jackson
80 Roscoe e B1nlstesT Ann Arbor. dele
Tafss Harold ? Nadeau Monroe and
Carr u BALDWIN A1risr aiterrates
THIRD--Warrrr GslzeF. Hnsdsls
sre Louis Simon Kalamazoo delegate
Ms Eerh Phelps C7ldpatcr and Ronald
~ RYAN Battle creek aitsrnates
FOURTH H~old Walters. sturgu srd
ELesaf-f A-ti----- - fi4-++4-ss delegate .
Harold n TUpp AUeEan. and Charles Z
Miller 81 Joseph. alternate
FIFTH Frank y Mckay Grs
Rapids. and Melville p McPhersrr
Lowell delegates charles NcBude HoI
land ard Mrs. p O. Armstrong Sparta.
sixTH Pzut g yer. Lansing. so
Harry O. CAN'T flint df'eEates Mrs
OryNs Atp,1f isusrs and Frank r.
Crow we HOW'LL csIeKaieA
SEVENTH Cuuord o sg'Hvan. Port
Huron. X "a Mckenzie, Fsaduskf, dele
gates Audi'y RaNs2n, Csss CIV. Mrs
Pau WoodV nth BaG Avc a'terrafss
EIGHTH a Rainfall WiCkss SaEiuav.
r Haze Brake. stanton. delegate Mrs
Erra Ssim 81 Johns, Mrs. Charles l.
Hicks Alma. alterrates
SiSTH Amen EnEsirom Traverse CIV
" Branstrom Fremont. dsisgates
Marx Jrnena. Lake CITY. Dr. Walter p
steele NuskeFon. aiternstes
TENTH Richard Fletcher Paw CIV,
F-vIn Major. Stardtsh delegates Thee
E-wtrr ear. A. e. futtFr, BIg Rapids.
ELEVENTH John Gugrssers. Gsylora
Joseph Herbert Msnistique. delegates Mr.
George Oheneuf. Nulett Lake Walter j.
Corey. aifernAfes
TWELFTH James Iernstad lshpern
inE Patrick Kelly, Wafererneef. delegates
Harold j Richards Vulcan. Harry King.
Calumet aiternates
TfTfETF-F-NTH Milton Carmichael and
Charles RrVhprnurh delegates James
Lyons and Mr. Jusrita Gulies alternate
FOURTEENTH Dr. Rex Crauson
snd Charles " Webher delegates Mrs
Ks'hrSn Rex and Whitfield Jackson, alter
raSsa
FIFTEENTH u s Hexgh0m srd
Amin n Ormos delegates Mrs. AIbefa
Norcv and John = Fitzgerald sltsrna'es
SIXTEENTH Arthur = Moore, Mel
virdsie Alex = poik delegates. George
" Hunmel and Hobart J. Upton. alter
mates
SEVENTEENTH - =. Harvey Lodge.
Milford Arthur IS Gcrfch uetvoif dele
gates Mrs Margaret Morton Rochester
Fred Stevens oxford siternates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Legion Bingo
Is Called Off

The question Of whether the
police department has decided 10
crack down on al bingo games in
the city, regardless Of what or
ganization runs them remained
unanswered officially today, but
one fact stood Out,-the American
Legion's weekly Thursday night
bingo party was ordered 10 suS-
pend last night By Inspector Jo-
seph McNally of Central Precinct.
McNally'S order n was learned,
came after protests from ProSecu-
tor Downing that the Inspector had
forbidden the Society Of Good
Neighbors 10 hold a similar party
tonight
Bowling had insisted the police
should not diSCrlml-
nate against any one organization
and that if one party-WaS banned,
all parties should be forbidden.
McNally called Lou Witt. treas
urer OF the American Legion, yes
terday afternoon and Suggested. -
according 10 Witt that last night s
game be called off
Witt said when he asked for an
explanation of the order. NcNally
replied. there are reasons
As result the legion bingo
game, which draws an average of
300 10 $50 players weekly was
called off, Witt said. and all pa
irons were turned away last night.
Asked today If all bingo in the
city was 10 be stopped NcNally
"All I know about il my own
precinct. The legion game ran
without my knowledge, and
when ! heard about ~, ! stopped
Al "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

A soldier, m arried and the
father Of two children, today was
charged with a statutory offense
against a 13-year-old girl who,
With her gITt companion, is, ran
away from home and was shell
tered for three days and nights
by the soldier and a 15-year-old
boy
Held by Juvenile authorities
were the two young girls. and the
boy, who, sheriffS officers said
hid them IN a garage back of his
Garden City home The soldier.
Pvt. George T. Groat. 2 Z, on leave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Spare Paris Depot
Cuts AAF GrOundinQs

A record low in the number of
army air forces planes grounded
for temporary lack of spare parts
was announced today by the war
department.
Due in large part to the work
of the 824th AAF specialized depot
in Detroit and other stations for
shipment of vitally-needed parts,
the percentage of idle planes over
seas has been reduced to per
cent. il was announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

Detroit and vicinity Cloudy Eht srd
ss'ardet V1tn showers SATURDAY. righ
Lowest fnniSh' zhoGt 81 Gentle wrHr-
shipp~rs forecast profect 90 p-7e-'F
furrE he next IS rFIrt f0r NTTFN E--rr
frfezf-g west above free1iuC east. above
freeTUE- g0Urr r--s frFrZ1rE
DETROIT DATA
temperature Thursday Highest ~ de-
s-ees lowest, 81 degrees. mean. ~ de-
grees
Departure from normal temperature
ThgrsfsN ii ceEree
Departure from rfrral ter-rersffire
since Ian 100 deersef
Terrpe ra'ures oue year sEo today y IN
49,. 81 cssresE lowest. - degrees. near
g. degrees
Temperature 'r's 1s's ~ past y wears
RiEhsst 80 degrees fr 1925 lowest ~
rHr-HEr ~
RELATIVE humidity ~ng-sasY 9 so 3 m
So 80 n ~ $50 m
30 w 81
Prectptst,-n IN 'ast "A hours ending =
f0 - 'ooat "a inches.
Departure from normal r~e-'r" s''o0
Stree Ian 80 inches
Degrees dave for Tnuvtsy, April 1o.
Normal 'o- April %. -
Accumulated degree DAYS TINS month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
KnoY Wants Postwar Draft

NEW YORK, April u QNS)-
Secretary Of the Navy Knox
writing IN Golfers, today urges
immediate enactment Of law for
compulsory military training Of
America s youth as insurance
against future wars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
SOIlIier.FafEler Taken
With Girls. LID and I6

from Camp Swift, Tex, was 10 be
arraigned today before Justice
George L. Mohersky in Inkster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

Order War Stamps delivered
IN Your home by Your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
ROxbOrOuuh
In New Plea
The DETROIT TIMES
Fridsy. April Il. 1874

John Roxhorough. prize fight
manager and convicted policy
house operator. today carried his
two-year legal battle 70 stay out
of prison TO the U. s. Supreme
Court.
Roxborough and two others con-
victed with him Jan. z. 1912. OF
graft conspiracy have been given
60-day stay of sentence TO per-
feet an appeal to the high court
after confirmation of their convic-
ton by the state supreme court.
OTHERS APPEAL
Those who will appeal with
Roxborough are Everett 1. Wat
son, fight manager and alleged
policy operator, and John p. Nc
Carthy. former head Of the police
racket squad.
They were sentenced by Circuit
Judge Pugsley after indictment by
the Ferguson-O'Hara graft grand
jury. Eleven others convicted of
graft in connection with hand
book operations are awaiting
state supreme court decision on
their appeal.
Principal defendants in the case
now before the state supreme
court are Richard w. Reading Jr.,
son and former secretary to ex-
mayor Reading. who is now in
Jackson Prison, and William.
Heidi, former deputy superintend-
ent Of police.
AWAIT COURT DECISION
Nine other former police inspec.
tors who. with Heidi and Reading
Jr., were convicted of allowing
handbooks to operate, also are
awaiting decision Of the court. =
Arguments are scheduled TO be
heard and briefs filed for the IL
during the June term. Jay Mertz,
clerk of the court. said delay in
the case was caused by the prep
aration and printing of 20 volumes
of testimony necessary for pre-
sentation TO the court. Decision
in the matter is not. expected
until the September term.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Nazi Air Defense Cut

WASHINGTON, April q (INS)
Secretary of War Stimson esti-
mated yesterday that the Allied
air campaign had cut Germany's
front line defensive air strength
20 per cent in the last three
months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
STATE FOR DEWEY

The party long ago decided that
Gov. Dewey of New York is IT'S
Candidate for the presidential
nomination. but the convention did
not command the delegates 10
vote for him II merely recon-
meuded such action
Only delegate who might be
against Dewey Is former Gov Alex
J Groesbeck. who was made q
delegste-at-large lie has favored
Ger Douglas Macarthur
Resolutions condemned the New
Deal re-affiIned support Of the
Mackinac Charter which pledges
world. Mlde -cn=operatIOn 10 pre-
serve peace without surrender OF
American sovereignty, and 9d-
vccated simplflcatlon Of price
control
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
MKdy Defeat
Crowns Kelly
BY FRANK NORRIS

Climbing =isss=tHaH a-5gesSG
from an obscure political job IN
the liquor commission, Gov. Kelly
today took over the supreme com
mand of the Republican party in
Michigan through his victory
yesterday over the most powerful
of all recent bosses, Frank ID.
Mckay.
Mckay, long the monarch of
COP politics, fell hard and with
humping deciSiveness at the
paTty's state convention at CaSs
Technical High School
To hold even part ~ his
power the Grand Rapids politician
needed support from II Of the Al
delegates elected represent
Michigan at the forthcoming ma
uonal convention These dCgelates,
when they meet IN Chicago in
June, are 10 decide whether he
shall remain as national commit
teeman
The best Mckay can hope for,
according 10 pledges supposed 10
be as inViolate As politician S
word. are 10 of them
Mckay believes he has more
than that number. and refuses TO
admit defeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
ONE SLIM CHANCE

His one slim chance Of recover
ing is the fact that he still has
the largest bloc of votes among
the candidates for the job. The 81
snti-McKay delegates, led by Gov.
Kelly. are not pledged 10 any one
The governor was m complete
control OF the convention and
personally named the four men
end two women Who are 10 serve
With him AS dolegates-at-lsrge
They were chosen by reclamation,
without opposition from the Me
KAY forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

Presidential electors and dele
gates TO the Chicago convention
are as follows.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-05

miro ourd oas aampfbiinOnis Ser
So5ialoemcfratiihen Hartei, ser
5rieoensportei, ser aleinlano,pirtc
gartel uno ser &ommuaiitiiGen Har,
tel llrgar;:s perforpert," iagt -oas
SdWei5cr glatt. vNQe oieie Yarteien
ba5en iid bercit erflort. gemeinianl
cine Hegieruns 81 biloen, Die sic Mui-
gabe baben ipiirbe, bas 2ano in his
Heiben ser gegen Sitter IeutihlanO
fdmpfeuben Natipnen 81 iiibren une
Die @rurSlnge SIT eiuem oemofratiiG
Ell l(ngarn 81 legen. Iics srare Der
eln5ig moglide @eg iiir llngarn, aus
lelner jesigen futoitrppbnlen 2age
beraus5ufomnlcn - llnO IS mare nuct
ser Musbruf oes 8iQcns ser Wcbr-
belt oes l,ngariidsn Golfcs.
~Genn Sieies ltngariiNe Tolf baf
Dem orttpMegilne oie Shuloret.
nlng fiir Sic gan5en lestcn 25 Sabre
ST. prdientieren, uno es blcibt obsu.
,parten, itnter ipel6en 6ornen oieie
&eGnln9 aui Sen Gid gelegt tperDen
miro, unS cb Dies 5lr gun5liden unh
enogiilligen susihaltuna aIer iener
&reile aus Dem rolitiiher Xeben lin
garns iiibren miro, Sic fiir ieine Jet
5ige 'Sitllation peranilpprtlib iino.
Sn ieoen lau lit cine oerartige Ser
ipettipe ielbit in na5iitii6en areilea
ltn9arns offenes @ebeimnis, uno sic
Stilnniung in bieien &reiien lit bent
entipreheno. Giele MitlGufer Der
9lern Soribp perillben oenn aud)
ibou, olli oie anbere Seite biuiiber.
Slpefieln, uno inn aueenblid lit cine
aagenwlna antisoeltIhe Yipdoie III.
gntiteben besriifen, oie oficubar gans
ablidtiib Oarollf ungelegt lit, ois
fohnben Golfsleioenidaiten in an
oerer Hidtlng ab5nlenfen. Serartlgs
pplitiihe Manoper ioQten aber mil
aQer gnergie bef1mpft peroeu, oenr
iie 5cigen leOiglid, oaB geluiiie poll.
tiihc Sppprtllnilten iebt reriuher,
iih lpeiB sl rrulhen umb iih oils pers
fiibrte Spfer bin5ultellen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-05
Dc,,tIher Naetri<ttei,'
brief

@aibineton. Gic engiiide Yreiic
beiabt iid jur 3eit eingebeno nit Der!
geSie)ungan sprifen Solpiet- -&u6
lanb lno Nolen llno erlpartet oer
Sobepunft ser arile ibon balo = ic
nahben, iuie ole aSrage elmer polnlld;
en- GsgisrunssunItiloune nerl,iltIt
Ser bitlpmdtiide aorreiponocn!
Ser .Sunoap 5imes" ldreibt 3. g.:
,0iplonatiIhe 8eobadter in Sonoon
glauban, baB iiir oen Sal, oaB es
nift al elmer unlnittelbaren alarllna
ser Situation fonmen lollte, 9ub.
lano ieine eigenen Sbeen perfolge,1
Miro. gs Iiegen Mn5eiden oafiir pp.,
onB 0farihall Stulin MID. gelpillt lit,
oie Snd)a ldnger gcben Sli lallen. Wton
ninnlt 6ipar an, Dnb er Wtifplajc5ct
! aern nls Gbef ser @arid,auer Hegie.
rung ieben mod)te, nber er lit fnlnll
geneigtv ileenblpel6e anoeren Son
SeiIionen ,i MAIDEN, als oie, Die be
reits IN SEN perihieoenen ruiiilhel
9lusloiluugen iiber Yolen cntbalten
ooer in oem Ibfonmen nieoergelegt
iino, bas nit Dem 2ubliner &omitea
bereits getroiien ,puroe. Cie Intiul-
oigtng onb ser Sorlisenoe bes Cub,
liner 9efrcillngsfomitees 9lgrilt, be.
reits tie S,nftionen zines Hr1lioen,
ten ser pplniid Hepublif iibernonl.
men bat, lGBt ouraui Idlieben, baB
lih oas aomitee oarauf porbereitet,
aae Heeierungsilnftionen 81, iiber.
nebmen.
Gin @runo oniiir. luarllm pol.
niihe areiie in SonSon 5i,r 3eit mebr
Sofiuuug ouf cine Ginisung begen.
lit rernmtIih oarain 81 ieben, oo'I
Mifplajt5ef l,tten gnoes in Der Sagt
gu iein ichcint, oie unperiobnlihltcr
Beiiter infer ieinen Ytiniitern los5ll
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| rOos beiBt allo geraoe iene, gegen oli
Mosfau bie ifdrfiten Gin!rdnbe er,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-05

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT, CALCULATIONS etc,
REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CON.
g GREsS E Ss, OF Az August "a. 1872 AND
OF "Siebenbtirgisch Amerikanisches
volksblatt" published weekly at
State of Ohio.
County of Cuyahoga, S.:
Before me. a Notary Public in and
for the State and County as foreSald
personally appeared George SchneissT,
who, having been duly sworn according
to law. depOseS and says that he Is tbs
Editor and Business Manager q 1ois the
blatt" and that the following is. to the
best of knowledge and belief. true
statement of the. ownership. manage
ment land If daily paper, the circu-
lation). etc.. of the foresaid publication
for the date shown in the above cap
ton. required by the Act Of August "a
8. 1888. embodied in section 537. Postal
Laws and Regulations. printed on the
reverse of this form. to wit:
l. That the names and addresses OF
the publisher. editor. managing editor.
and business managers are:
Publisher, The Saxon Publishing &
Printing Co.. 1900 Superior Ave.. Cleve-
l29o2 Woodside Ave-; Cleveland Ohio.
Managing Editor. George Schneider.
1902 Woodside Ave-, Cleveland. Ohio.
Business Managers. George Schneider
1902 Woodside Ave.. Cleveland. Ohio.
2. That the owner is The Saxon Pub
fishing & Printing, Co.. 1900 Superior
Ave.. Cleveland. Ohio: George Schnei.
der, 1902 Woodside Ave, Cleveland, O..
Anna Schneider, 1902 Woodside Ave-,
Cleveland. Ohio.
g. That the known bondholders mort
cages. and other security holders own:
total amounts of bonds. mortgages. or
other securities are: None.
4. That the two paragraphs next a.
bOve. giving the names of the owners,
stockholders. and security holders. II
any, contain not only the list of stock
holders. and security holders as they
appear upon the books of the company
er or security holder appears upon the
hooks of the company as trustee or II
any other fiduciarv relation. the name
OF the person or CORPORATION for whom
such trustee Is acting. Is given: also
that the said two paragraphs contain
knowledge and belief as to the circum
stances under which stockholders and
security holders who do not appear
uDOn the books OF the company as
trustees. hold stock and securities In
capacity other than that of bona fide
owner: and this affisnt has no reason
to believe that any other person. or
corporation has any interest direct or
indirect in the said stock. bonds. or
other securities than as so stated by
him.
5. That the average number of copies
Of each issue Of this publication sold
or distributed. through the mails or
otherwise. to paid subscribers during the
twelve months preceding the date
required from dailv publications Only)
GEORGE SCHNEIDER. Editor
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this LIST day Of October, 1914.
VIM j. SCHNEIDER. Notary Public
Ny commission expires January 8. 1945.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-05
Gin HmitereS Kapitcl II,
Ser GeIAiAte 11noarf,S

Waibinaton. r1ie lebten 25 Sab
re ungariider Geihifte ipcroen I'M,
5lueiielbait fem all5n glorreides So,
pitel i'm @aicbihtsbld) oieier Station
biloen," ioet Die Sdppei5er 3eituna
r8olfsreGt". r0ieie 3einpanne, sic
slero bcs &ortbp pMegimes, peiit trot
ibrer mehielnoen unS mannigialtigcn
&ombinationen bon fald)lltllfer uno
rarlamentorijder Staatsiiibrrmg
oob cine inbaltlihe Ginbeitlibfeit
auf. llnb Slpar lit oiele III Ser Snnen,
politit uno in ibren iojialen Mab.
nabmen grunbidtlid) antiSemofra,
tlih, ia polfsfeilpolid, uno in
tbrer Aubenpolitif repiiipniitilh uno
ourhcus imfrieolih, uno oaourh nit
oen reattiondren artiiten Ser @elt
innerlih rerbunoen. T
rGic pe:ihieoenen Giappen un>
Manifeitationen oieier Yolitif ces
rtbp-Neaimes iino binliinglif b..
tannt, aber ibre. 6olscn !uuroen erli
in SEN lebten 8ohen ourh sic grs
eigniiie an Sen Jronten uno Oas Spie!
ser Diplomatic fir Sic meiiten lit.
garn nit geraoesu brlitaler unh
id,mer5bafter 9eatlidfeit piienbart.
Sen tperftotigen Mtaiien, oie binter
oen oe,nofratiifen Harteien iteben.
lit es flar, oaB Sortbp unS iei;l
&reis tpeoer suiuens nod iabig Iino.
llngarn aui bie Seite Scr Iaiierte,
biniiber5ufiibren. llno ebcnio tlar ii,
ibnen, bab Sortbp lno ale deine
ieit 5tp0lf Sobren auf ser politiiden
Yubne Observation-Disclosures nibt
nur fir oas l,ngariife 8olf, ionoern
aub fir sic aQjierten Mahte - unS
beion5ers fir Hublaro - einia6 I'M
tragba: iino.
ySie bemofratiifen Yarteien oes
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georGngt lporOen unO fonnten bis.
lang feinen sroberen @ioerltano or
ganiiieren aber sic itimnrllngsmuBi-
gen 8orausletunsen oafiir iino niht
nur BEL ser slrbeiterid)ait uno Sc,
8auernidaft, lonoern alldj bei becel,.
tenben Seilen ser Sntelligens uni
ielbit i'm Sffi5iersforps porbanoen
9tes murSe ofienbur burb ben Strcil
Ser ungarii6en Giienbabner, ourd
oas Muitau6en BON Narti lanen II
Sen 9ersforlten bes 8afonpnaloes
uno burd Sic Ddufisen aapitalatione.
unsariider 1rlippenteile an Der tie
benbiiraiiGen 6ront. Die Scbnlu1
nad 6rieoen, nod 8efrcil,ng bon oe1
@inouue au sic gta5is unb nah einen
lpabrbait oemotratiiden StaatslueleI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-05

Snilation uuf Hreiseinidrdnfung be.
barrt, oana gerdt oas @eindft 5ipi.
iden 5ipei Geuer, uno oas Neiulta.. iii
Mrbeitsloiigfeit.
Der San jrancisco rGbronicle"
bdtte es fir ridtig aebaIten, oaG
Nooleoelt unO Gburbia in ibrer Que.
bcc-Grflarung ettpas iiber China ge.
iagt bdtten. Sic b1tten uns ettpas
iiber oieien fritiiben &riessidauplat
iagcn fonnen, obne Dem Seino ettpas
bon unieren Hlanen az perraten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-05

boben bot. Die So5ialiiten baben iib
bereitgeilinOan, Nifolaie5ef bel Der
Ourd)ietung bieier Nerdnoerur1geit
ibre &ilfe 5u leiben, into beionoers bel
Ser Gntfernung oes gegeniudrtiget
8efeblsbabers ser utter Der SuriS-
oiftipn ser Grilregierung itebenoen
polnilhen Streitfrdite, General Sosn-
fomsfi. (Sn5lpiihen iul,roe Der @enc-
raj bereits ieines Yoitens bon Der
G.llreeierlng entboben. 9. Ne0.) }
Mber mir boren. onb tie Oafiir ai,h
;bren Yreis perlangen, numlid) eine
groBare Gertretllng in Ser NegierunJ.
Cine ltmbiioung Ser Hegierung lit Be.
reits in, 0ange."
ybI in Vommern snm Wraben
eingeiett
@aibineipn. Ser gerliner aorre.
ippnoent ser idtueoiifen 3eitimg
yIagcns 9tpbetcr" berihtet leinem
glatte, oab sic Na5is jett nud) id)on
M1ohen inn sitter bon II Sabren imo
oariiber, oie Dem rgluab oelttld)er
! MGohsn "angeboren, 81 8efeitigungs-
arbeiten beranbplen, bie :,un audi III
Yommern nod in 5lpolitcr Stutot
I'M 8ange iino. Die iuugen Wfaofen
iino ihon leit bier @ohen am 8ra.
ben. Mnoere MGohen in ser gleiher
slterser,,ape iino 81, Hiiitungsarbei-
ten IN bec Snbuitrie iotpie 5ur SanO-
arbeit eingeiett ,prr rroen uno iiingere
MGbden inn Ilter BON 5ebn bis bier
,ebn ,sabren werben basu perpenoet,
auf Sen SelSerl 5u iamn,eln ooer Die
arsneipilan5en in Sen Wdloern nno
ainoer iold)er 9'iitter gu betreuen, Die
aui arbeit eebcn miiiien.
TEILHABER GESUCHT
! 1admann ind)t Scilbabcr NIT ettpas
&apital. Seltenc @e.egenbeit fir quite
8ctuinue nit fleiner Mnlage. Heitc
@ef frensen.
gtGbere Ginselheiten utter VoI III
an sic @elddftsltelle bes Sieb. Min.
Gofsblatt, 1900 Superior Moenue,
Glepelonb, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-05

Sn allen ieinen Shriiten bat er iid)
itets als fortidrittlid uno liberal er-
tpieien.