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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-19

CHICAGO-AP- The wedding
Mrs. Maryland Mathison Hooper
4 Chicago and Col. Robert r. Nc
'ofmick, editor and publisher Of
he Chicago Tribune, will be Thurs
ay, the publishers cousin. Chaun-
cy Mccormick announced last
pight. The ceremony will be in
he apartment OF Mr. and Mrs
IFauncey Mccormick and only the
immediate families and a few close
riends will attend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-19

See SENATE-Page ..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-19

See EUROPE Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-19

STOCKHOLM Up - Reports
from unimpeachable sources reach
ing here tell OF sw wave of mass
arrests OF politically timetables
sweeping Germany, with the Ges-
tapo striking first at western Ger
man cities nearest the front in an
attempt to liquidate elements that
might aid the Allies to administer
occupied Germany.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-19

LOS WORCESTERSHIRE. Jose
IA Anderson, older sister OF
,reen star Lupe Velex who took
err life last Thursday rather than
ecome an unwed mother, said to-
ay that the Mexican actress
tanned 10 go into retirement and
ave her pose as the mother OF the
expected child.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-19

wASHINGTON-AP-- The ia.
panese now are being hit with
made in Japan" bombs. Japan
csc bombs captured at Tarawa
have been used by the Army Air
Forces in attacking islands in the
Marianas and Marshall groups. Col.
William S. McCulla. ordnance Off
Q. from 1t. Gen. Willard Harmon 5
ommand, reported today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-19

LONDON INS-Prime Minister
winston Churchill told the House
of Commons today that he had de.
cided not to deliver any further
statement on the war situation be
fore the Christmas recess of Par.
lament.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-19

LONDON -AP- Prime Minister
Churchill will speak in the House
of Commons tomorrow on welfare
conditions in India and the South
east Asia Command, Sir Edward
Grigg. permanent undersecretary
for war, announced today
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-19

WASHINGTON -AP- Govern
ment statisticians figured out to-
day that the 1874 diaper cloth pro
duction amounted to 81 yards for
each infant. Back in pre.war 1899,
there was only enough production
for q yards for each child.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02
Conway
Mrs. 0. Bynum

Circle No. 3 met at the home
of Mrs. Beulah Anderson, with a
three-course dinner following the
business session. . The church
of God in Christ under the pas
torate of Elder j. w. Rogers was
host to the district meeting, with
Elder M. Jones and other out-of-
state ministers in attendance.
Mrs. Lenora Johnson Of Detroit
was weekend guest of her uncle,
Mr.. Wiley and Mrs. Wiley. . a..
illus Lee has returned from the
hospital and Is recovering from
a recent operation. Mrs. Jane
Powers was buried this week.
Mrs. Powers was inc Of the oldest
citizens in this vicinity. . Joseph
Spann, Jr., will leave this week
for Los Angeles, Calf. Miss
Louise Nichols will leave this
wee kto enter college. Miss Mich
OILS was a member of the high
school graduation class. . . Dona-
tons are being accepted for the
equipment drive of the new high
school by Mrs. Florence Matti-
son, Mrs. Mary MCGEE, Mrs Jes-
sic Embry and Mrs. Odessa By
mum.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02
STAMPS.
Willie f.. Jones

Miss Pauline Davis is home
from Little Rock where she at
tended Philander Smith college.
Miss Nancy Oakland left for Kan
sas City, :. Mrs. Katie Lee Whit
field, 0. c, and Leo Odis left
for FL Centre, Calf, to join her
husband and their father, Odis
Whitfield. . Mr.. and Mrs. CleVe-
land Green have moved into their
new home. Funeral services for
Mrs. Mann Smith were held at
Greenville Baptist church with
burial at Falcon.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02

3. is entitled Talent in the
Balance'--a story of work by
youth agencies in developing the
creative abilities of under-priv-
LEGGED boys and girls,
Tune i'll each Saturday at 100
p. m. and hear these programs
which are sponsored by ten vol
untary youth agencies of which
the Y. ". and Y. M. c. A. are
part, in cooperation with the
National Broadeasting Company.
Don't ~forget-saturday, 100
2. NJ, MIC Station.
CAMP WITH GIRL RESERVES
IT CLEAR FORk
Placards are out announcing
the summer camp for Girl Re-
serves. The dates are: first ses-
sion July 21-July Is, second
session July 2S-Aug. 4. Reg
istration is starting now at the
Y. w. c. A. Register early.
A training course of Camp
C~ounsellors will be started next
week. This will be an excellent
opportunity for counsellors to
,aa,,,,t .t,u,Am ,.,4l. ~ IL
ministration and mechanics of
running a camp. SO that camp
may be not only an enjoyable
vacation for campers and coun-
sellers, but an experience which
will contribute to the develop
ment of all that's fine in our
girls.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02
Garland City
Nelson Boykins

Pastor Henry Washington
brought the sermon at the st.
James Bapt. church, with music
furnished by the Garland City
Singers. Special guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Wesley Of
Wood Springs community. 4.
Pvt. Waverly Johnson of Arizona
and Pvt. Jerry Johnson OF Missis-
s'ppi are home on furloughs visit
ing their parents, the Jerry John
sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Smith and family are rejoicing
over their little son, Earnest,
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02
win you be a Victory Volunteer

Many patriotic men and women have already
signed up to act as Victory Volunteers, but moro
are needed. As a Victory Volunteer, you will
serve your country in one of the most impor-
tant missions ever given to civilians in wartime.
Spend an hour or two a day in your W neigh
borhood. The task is important-the rewards
great, for you will have the satisfaction Of help
ing America toward Victory,
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02
Mrs. Simmons
Contest Winner

Notwithstanding a NAM
moth financial drive, the Mt.
Tabor Baptist church here, an
nounced Mrs. B. f. Simmons win
ner of second prize when she re-
ported S66.S5. Mrs. Simmons
serves as church clerk and also
teachers in the community school.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02

=ElnOra nennett

Mr. and Mrs. Horace visited
their mother in Jonesboro, La. /.
Miss Hettie and jamie L. Bennett
will leave for California this week.
The 1lth grade picnic was rated
By teachers and pupils as a huge
success. Benjamin Williams,
owner of the Williams Funeral
Home was in Little Rock en- busi-
ness Monday. Hr, Williams Is
also proprietor of a cleaning and
pressing business on Mort Adams
St.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02
When CLOS Get Together

The above represents some Of the local repre-
sentotives of the United Transport Service En-.
ploYees Of Americo-CIO when thot organize
tion met in its Fourth BiennioI Convention at Chi
cogo recently, The Organization outlined pIons
for q mammoth e~ompoien TO fight racial pre-
JUDGE in this country end went on record for q
fourth term for President FronkIin DeIono Rooso-
welt.
The ioccI UTSEA Of which w. J. Keller Of West
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02

Nineteenth Street is Choirmon of the Trustee
Board and VIM. tBilI) Miller is ~ossistont to Cecil
Patrick, General Choirmon of UTSEA. Local No.
3l4 has the largest membership operating in this
section with 90 per cent poid up. Thru the eff
forts Of this organization over $4,000 IN back
pay was poid to the dining car workers recently.
The organization commended the Negro press for
its fight for q practical realization of the Four
freedoms for all mankind.
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02
What kind of man or woman
would take sob like this?
BY 7. MELVIN
By TED WATSON

r TERE IS a tough job. With long hours. No
IL pay. And little thanks.
Yet many a man and many q woman i
gladly giving up spare time to take 1t On
This person is a Victory Volume M
ing June II he'll knock on your do
at your desk Or your machine, swallow c.
or twice, and ask you to buy extra Bonds
during this Fifth War Loan.
Why does he take the time to do ii? Ger
tainly it would be more pleasant to be sit
ting at home, smoking a pipe, reading q
paper, or tending the garden.
But this Victory Volunteer is burning in
side. He feels the crisis. He knows that now
is the high point. Now is the agony. Now il
the last turn Of the screw. Now is the time to
buy the Bonds you cant afford. The count Is
3 balls and 2 strikes. The time is now Now.
NOW!
So when the Victory Volunteer comes to
you, welcome him. And buy double the
amount Of Bonds you bought last timei
We've got tol
Arkansas State press., 1944-06-02
YWC
GIRL RESERVES
ENTERTAIN

The Full O Pep Club entertain
ed on Friday night with a going
away party for Janice Mccoy
and Geneva Johnson. Both who
are club members are leaving for
California soon. Forty-three girls
and bows wished them luck with
tokens as well as with words,
Pauline Perkins is club pfesi-
dent and Miss Rosalie florence
Is Club sponsor.
Sophisticated Sub Debs with
Mrs. Evelyn Jones as sponsor are
planning to keep regular meet
ings during the summer. They
will participate in the outdoor
program that Is planned for the
summer. An outdoor picnic din
ner is planned for the next
meeting,
On Thursday night, May rs,
many Girl Reserves received
their diplomas from Dunbar and
Jones High Schools. Congratu-
lations to each of them on the
accomplishment.
IL MORE "HERE'S TO
YOUTH PROGRAMS
The second series of Here's
to Youth" programs was start
ed Saturday, May 20, and will
continue for Is consecutive Sat
urdays. These programs will Of
fer solutions in dramatic form
to many of youths problems.
The program on Saturday, June
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

SHE: Eyes left! Some day you'll gee
sWamPed by those WAVES.
ne: was she a WAVE? All saw was
Gorgeous 5mile.
SHE; Well, have lost miBe9
he: NJ, bur if you don't watch out, 8
in 10 you may.
SHE: Sounds Like dangerous odds.
NE: Dangerous IS right. According 10
studies at leading dental clinic, in
10 adults risked getting cavities AT the
gumline.
SHE; Well, what can do about it,
He: TEL avoids EN-. But, remember,
its the only leading dentifrice that
does
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-13

3en ibre &ofinuns aui Die Tatiade.
bab sic meiiten Ser iDntbetiiden
5toiie 3u m ueber3u6 ooer gum Be-
bunbeln ser anberen Stoffe lid,
eisnen. Dieie neuen fiinitliden So
fern, sic Mapon, Nplon, Saran,
Ginpon, @las 3ein uno 8eon t0n-
men aub allein eemoben oOer nit
notiirlifen 1aiern gu einem Sud-
rcr,poben neroen, oas praft:id) alle
Gualitdten einihlieBt.
Die aneetpanote Gbenie bot nab.
reno oes ar;eges piele nei,e Hrdpa-
rierlmsen fir 8aummolleitoife &C..
iunoen. oie oieie naiieroid)t uno
6arben geeen Sonne uno Sal,mai.
ier mioeritanSsiGbis MAIDEN. 0ieic
teionneren Moteria.ien meroen in
GEbrauhsfleihung un0 fir Sport.
f!eiouna Gerrpenoung finoen.
Yroieiior 6. u. Shmar3 pom
~Maiiaduietts Snititute Of 5ehno.
logp" iaat, oab sic ipntbetiihen
Materialien 10 p,rorbetet peroen
f0nnen, oab lie in pbpiiiher. Opt.
ldjer uno hemiiher Sinii6t genau
oas bergcben, mas iiir Sen beionSe-
rem @ebrauh perlangt Miro. Sou
6euerieitiafeit in 0erbinoung nit
Qieaiamfeit uno @eide ersieIt mer-
Sen. 10 aibt Seegras oas 3obmatc.
rial oafiir. Sir demiihen @iSer.
itano miro 0inpon aus 8inpl Sar5
acmonnen. @las in 1aiern 10 iein.
oai, lie faum iiir oas bloBe Muge
iihtbar lino. miro 81 Stofien fir
@drme- uno eleftriide Siolierun
gen eepoben. oie Gllberit itarf iinb
lmo ansriiien Don llnae5ieier unH
Snieften mioeriteben. 9as aus Sei
rno Sals aelponnene Saran fann
BORT perpanot meroen, NO @eid).
reit, gieaiamfeit uno @:oeritano
sceen SGuren. Sal5e uno 6euer
seiud)t miro. 0ieie elite fonnte nei,
ter iortseiebt meroen nit anberen
0aiern ,oie iebt ihon aus Wild,
Goniiiien. Sopabobnen. Mais, &C.
niiien isiihen, Sorn uim. gerponnen
meroen.
1as aus Milh bergeitellte slrlac
miro 5uIammen NIT 8aunwpplle,
@oQe uno 2unltieioe uermanot ODER
81 Jil5 perarbeitet. &iinitige Jils-
bite moaen Is Ero5ent oieier aus
ser Mild seiponnenen Saier ent.
balten
.3ein, demiid geieten, Elm naber
Serpanoter Der @oae, miro aus
Nais 9emadt. Gs miro iest oils gr,
iat fir Sheuad gebrauht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-13

giferIiihtt:eien, mie lie in Jrieoenss
,ei.en beitehtn. inllen uno arbeiten
;uIumn,sn ulo oempnitriern, OaB
iis enc be,uaiinete Diaht liro. Die
SdIuie in Sort Hierce unteritebt
Dem aommonoo pon 8eteranen Ger
hamburg in 6ran5oiiib- -Warcffo
G;e 2etrer iiao Teteranen upn
airlfa. Si5l:sn, Staten, oen aleu-
ten uno Ser SiiDiee. Mande iino
iriitere 9tareers, ano Elm groEer
Seil pm ibnen iino ;riibere College,
mo p.pieiiiorsle ;SuBbalIipieler.
9etrer umo Shiiler piiien oab
Snuaiio.s sboote Dor allcnl unoeren
i'm Mrielal Ser 9tator fommen.
Sic iino iih bewubt, oaB oeies
Sabr picasid,t Hcforoe in umpbibi-
ihen Snoaiionen brinsen :p:ro umO
oob 8raSuanten Scr Shu.e an III.
zen beteligt iein nerOen.
Sic Mushiolng lit niht mir in
tcniiu uno ps.nlid), ionceru iie err
ioroert audi seNalleIte 3uialrmen.
arteit S:piihen Sen uerihieoenen
Grr,pen. Ias @prseben bon Be-
iotunaen oe- angriiisboote, Die
9anoung bon Stranobata:lonen.
oas teller prH &ricgsif)iiien por
Sc: Siiits, oie StaiIung uon Ser
b;nSunsspitemen an gelpiiien So
iten. Ser Warid, Ser uorgeibobenen
&fsruppen .nah Dem Snuern.
aaes mus aui oas ieinite ausge-
arbei.at uUb g,eibgeibaltet iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-13

gritarrung bel Der 8eneralitdt uno
aomiralitat ifeitern tonnen.
Die Herionalien bes r@iHenidaft-
lideu 8eneralitabes"
Sic 8elebrten, Oie Dem neuen
araesium anseboren, iino Or. S.
6. 9unlafer (ytationol Mopiiorp
Committee for Meronautics"), 5.
3. Selpett I~gea Telephone" -2abo.
ratOrium), Or. aarl Compton
{, L,Maiiaduietts Snititute OF Sed.
nclosp") uno Or. 90. u. 9upe
GSarnegie Snltitute.)
Jiibrenoe militdriide Mitglieber
Oes ausiduiies meroen aontre-Ao.
nliral Sulius Jurer, Der aooroina-
tor Der 1oridungslteQen Ses Slot
tenants, uno 8risaoegeneral %.
j. aompfins iein. Sompfins lit
Iireftor Der ~AuBeroronetliden
Elanungslteae" oes @eneralitabs
Der Armee.
Sade oes &omitees ielber miro
es iein, einen Ylan biniidtlih Der
genaueren organiiatoriidpn 8e5ie.
hunaen oes Musiduiies gum &riegs'
uno Jlottenamt, uie aud Der 81.
nan5ieruns ieiner 9dtigteit aus5u.
urbeiten. Mud Die 1rase, Oh eisene
Geriuhsanitalten erridtet ooer Die
2aboratorien ireenomelfer ataoemi.
ider ODER ionitiser Snltitute benus.
lperpen ioaen, miro in elmer Der er'
item Musidub-Sisun 5ur Spra'
d)e fomnen. MQe Beidliiiie oes
aomitees unterlie9en ieood i6lieB'
LID Der SteQungnabme oes &on'
sreiies. Der bonn Mbgeoronetenbauie
cingeieste MusihuB fir militariides
! Nnhtriegsplanungsmeien bot BE-
reits Sntereiie On Dem Hroieft 5u
erfennen gegeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-13
Die iyatteiiiete,, Saier.
itefie kabe,, cine erei,e
3aemnit

GrfaNene sertilleute ie5en in
Gen lid i'm ariege entmidelnoen
'nntbetiid)en Safer uno Ylaltit-
r!aterialien feline aonfurren,, ion.
bern i'm @esenteil cine Gntmid.
lungsmOglidfeit fir ibre prooufte.
so iagt gum geiipiel oie Baum
pcQ :. 5ertilinouitrie Dem iebt au
3elten perarbeiteten, nit Sara iiRr.
5ogenen 8aum,poatud cine 3ufunft
nod Dem &rieee als iarbenfreuoige
@orbange fir 9anobGuier uno
Vrauiebaoer poraus. Mnoere Baum.
woQtiiher nit lleber3us fonnen gu
tpgieniiden 8abpboshen uno aii.
denIAiir5en berarbeitet meroen.
Das @aumtpoQ 9ertil Snltitu1
iagt, oaB 8aummoQe. @oue. Seioe
Jlads, 9ani, Suite Mno Msbeit mebr
bergeben fonnten. penn iie auiam.
men nit ben neuen Jaieritofien ooe,
oem Hlaitifmaterial ,perarbeitet ooel
oamit bebanoelt meroen. Mber iie
triroen niemals bon letseren er'
iest meroen. 8aummoblf iet
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-13
Maierialverluste fuer Konirolle
der Arbeiiskraefte veraniWorilich

9ros ser segenteilisen 8eri6te
iiberninmt oie War Manpoaper
Gommiiiion am l.. Suli sic aoatroue
iiber Sic Mnitelluns bon WGanern.
Die dlter ais II Sabr. lino, uns fiibrt
Ole observation-disclosures elm.
Dies tpurbe bon &obert 6. 8,ootpin,
oem WWG &esionaloireft,r iiir
Obio, Mihigan uno &entudp, be-
banntsegeben. 8leih3eitis tpuroe
aud cine Grtldrung oes WlRG-Gor-
iibenben YuuI 9. WcNutt rroiient-
liht meld,er flipp unS flar iaste, in
Der lebten Sabresbdlfte iei fein Nad.
laiien i'm geoari an Mrbe.tsfrGiten
gu ertparten.
Ser Con ser GrflGrung, ser ourh-
Gus nid)t optimiitiid) lit, lGBt ihlie-
ben, bab bie Mqiierten ihtpere Wa-
terialberla,lte allf5uneiien baben unb
oaB man mebr Materialien brauht,
als man porausgeieben Bate, I'M
Den Sieg gu erringen. O6mobl sic
Gimberuiungen etpas 5uriidgesangen
iinb, teilte WcNutt NIT, Die be1paif-
nete Waf)t brauhe big 1. Sanuar
100000 9ealte, offenbar srobten.
tells fir griat. lno OaOur6 miiroen
oie Dorbanoenen 4rbeitsfrGfte nod
meiter berrinaert tper0en.
alleroings sab McNutt 5u, oaH
Dor Dem l.. Sanuar Elm @iifgang in
Der @eia1ntbeih1ftigun in ser @ii,
itungsinouitrie eintreten tperoe aui
@runo Ser Hro6uftionsonipriiAe o.r
betpafineten Mad)t. Das Hroblem
Der Mrbeitstrdfte peroe ie6oh nid1
9an3 uno gar ourti) 8eldneioungen;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-13
Um den Ausbau unserer Waifeniechnik
Miiitoer vnd Wssenschaft orbeiten in genneinsomer
Interchangeable der Armee vnd Marne zvsammen.

Waibington. - 6lotteniefretGr
Jorreltal uno ariegsietretGr Stim.
ion baben tpie befanntseeeben MUIR
De, einen aus ie bier 8ertretern
heioer 3meise Ser nationaIen
Streitmadt uno ebeniopeIen milien-
itaitlidea Sadoeritdnoisen bette.
benoen glusihuB einseiest, beiien
Mufeaben auf Dem 8ebiet Der @ei-
tcrentpidluns, Der Waiientednif in
eigenen ober fremoen 2aboratorien
nno Der Rriiiuns irsenbmeIher, ie-
meilig BON anoerer Seite beiseiteu-
erter neuer paiientehnii6er Mnre-
eunsen liegen merben. gs lit oen
beioen aabinettsmitelieoern se!un-
gen, Gbarles 6. Dilion, oen 8i3e.
uoriisenoen oes &riegsproouftions-
ANTS, gu beitimmen, an oie Spiss
tes neuen aollegiums gu treten.
Dem gIeider @ang nit oen aom-
manSolta6en oes Seeres uno Der
Jlotte 5uertannt miro.
Jorreital uno Stimion balten,
pie gefast miro, oas Proieft elmer
gen,einlamen o6eriten .Goridungs'
jteue Der &eeres- uno Der Glotten-
perlpalhne fir taum meniger midi
tie pie oas lhon ieit lGngerer 3eit
bon ibnen pertretene militdriife
Wa6friegsprogramm, bei Dem es
ibnen in eriter 9i,,ie oarum sebt,
einen Mbbau ser in Sen periloiienen
bier Sabren entmidelten @ebr-Or.
eaniiation (0ano-, See. uno 2uft,
itreitfrdfte) gu perbinoern. SemaB
Sen Soeen oes ariegs, uno oes Sra
rmeietret1rs miro Die seplante &or.
rpridoft nad arbeitsspeiie uno gu
iammenietune oie @emdbr oaiiir
bieten. oaB fiibne friegstehniitk
Neuerungen tiinitis nid)t mebr an
aonierpatismus uno biirofratiide'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-13
1apat, beiibt at,eeblieh
AUDI liberal Aenee,,He
fekrer

Np Dorf. - 2iberalc iapaniihe
8elebrte iino. tpie George 9. Nob,
Sebrer Ser iupaniid)en Sprad)c al
Der Columbia -llniperiitdt, erflGrt,
nr6 nidt pOlis peridmunoen, oud)
nift i'm iapaniiden aaiierreit)
iclbit.
Golumbias Sitaiiatiihe .Samm-
lung gibt biitoriid)en ge4peis fiji,
oR "anti-iaid)iltiihen" geitrebunsen
IN Sapan. bon oen iriiberen Seiten
biz auf Sen bel.tisen Gag. Gon be.
iOnoerer 8eoeutuns unter oieien
arbeiten iinb. ME bon Or. NoB aus,
seiiibrt miro, oie seitgen6iiiihen
Sdriiten oes Or. 5ariufihi Mino,
te. iriiberen Hroieiior oes @edts
on ser &aiierlihen llniperiitGt in
Sofio.
~0ieie Mrbeiten iino", p;e Or
NoB erfldrt, rin Sapan ieit 1895
pertoten uno bilSen cine Sammlune
!iberaler japaniiher Sdriiten~ Sit
beute ein5ieartig in Ser @elt iino
uns beiipielbait oie Hrin5ipien frei
! en- Denfens uno &eoens 5eigen uni
uns Soffnuns seben, oab bie Set
nidt mebr fern lit, menn es audi oaS
Sieft Der Sapaner in Sapan ieir
miro, lie 81 @ate gu 5ieben uno lid
81 ibren 2ottrinen gu befennen. nil
es bier in Mmerita Ser 0aa lit.
~Dr. Minobe, ser iest se5munge
rer MaBen in Sapan in 3uriidse
5ogenbeit lebt. mar elm Sdriitlteael
uno 9ebrer, Der unter Der berri6en
Sen iapaniifen alaiie sroBen Gin
fiuB bate. 6alt ale iene. Die ipGtel
aabinettsminiihr murOen uno il
sen. biplomatiihen 9ienit traten. be
iudten ieine gorleiungen. Nah ei
nem @iidtritt bon Der aftipen 2ebr
tGtigfeit puroe er pom &aiier mebr
fad) aiisse5eidnet uno in Mnerten
nung ieiner 9ienite ins Saus oe
Hairs berufen.
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cuensiige Aussichien fuer
die Ernie dieses Jahres
Nvr nit der Mai.erzevgvns dverfte- es etwos
unquenstiq stehen.

Malbington. Oas 2anOmirt,
iboitsamt sibt iebr siinitise grnte.
ausiibten befannt. Hah 7 Sabre1
iteieenoer grtrGge er1partet es iiir
Wei3en cine grnte pon 1,O34, 1885,
600 8uibels; nur e:nmal, i'm Sab
re 1915. puroe mebr OILS cine
Miuiaroe 9uibel @ei5en seerntet.
Mnn iid Sic sesenmartisen An-
aeihen bepabrbeiten, miro oas 9ano
aIio. einen Wei5enreforbertras ba.
ben. Gieie siinitigen Musiihten iino
untiomebr 3u beeriiRen, als Die &C.
treioebeitdnSe oes 9aroes iebr ber-
unter geaangen iino uno sic Silie.
leiltung fiir oie 0erbiihceten bobe
9tnIpriihe itellt.
Set 1912 maren sic Nusiihten
Der 9anSmirtihait um Sieie Sabres.
aeit niht 10 gut mie iest, baupt-
lGdlidD megen oes ieuhten Jriih-
iahrs. .......
Die goranidl0se fir oie Mais,
ernte ltno nur befrieoigeno. Die
Musiaat erlitt 1 biz 2 8oben
9erIpdt,ma. uno es lit 5rpeiielbait
ob oie Ver3oseruns mettsenad1
DerDen fam. sSmmerbin id1eint es
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-13

aHnoigungen unb Melpoerungen bon
&iiltunssauitrGgen gel0it meroen.
Sect uno in ser abiebbaren 3ufunit
brallhe man ltarfe, miSeritanOsfdbi-
&c Wdnner, meld,e ,uiqens iino, 5u
nel,en Nrbeitssebieten iiberslgeben
un5 geid)ditisung an5unebmen, uo
iest aflter arbeitermangel berriht.
gr iiibrte a!s iolbe @ieberaien uno
Shmieoen, oie &eritellung BON
idareren 5rllds, &ol5iGaen uip. an.
MuBeroem bra,ld)t man 9es,te aui
ShiffAperiten, in 9ebenslnitteloer-
arbeitunss18 18etrieben. Soipitdlern,
i'm 0erfebrsapeien, BEL ser &eritel-
lung bon Jlug5eligen unb 1eilrn
uno in Ser 5ertilinouitrie.
Nad elmer &onferen5 bier erfldrte
@oobmin, oie 8DfG- -&pntroQe iiber
Die Nniteluns bon Mdnnern tperoe
i'm polliten slus,nai, ourd)geiiibr1
meroen, in Dem ser llniteb States
employment Serpice fdbig lit, De,
snigabe 81 seniigen.
ab 1. Suli f0nnen fline mdnnli
den Berionen iiber II eingeiteQ,
perSen, aussenonmen burh ooel
unter arrangement oes uSgS
ausgenommen iino 0et,ranen Del
iesisen arie9es aui 60 Gage mad
Der 2iiffebr its 3inilleben, 2e,lte
oeren forrerlid)e 8eihrdnfung por
Dem uS@S bcitatigt porben lit
anotpirtihnitsarbeiter, @elegen
beitsarbeiter, &ausangeitellte, 2ebr
rerional. oas p1breno ser CONNER
| monate afl6enpeitige 1eihdfti9uni
annin4nt, uno @1nner, in 8erufer
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vSm Sabre 1885 sriii oie Wili.
tar -Sligardie Or. Minobe oils e!-
nem Serriiter an uno bei6ulolgte
i'm, oaB ieine Sebren oie iunoamen.
talen Snititutionen oes aaiierreid)s
jii serlt6ren Orobten. Gr puroe &C.
5lpungen, aui ieine Yairs. @iiroe 5u
wr5idltcn, ieine aus5eidnunsen gu
riif5ugeben. unb leine ebrenamtli-
den 8ortrGge ein5ulteaen.
Or. 9finobe Ie5rt cine politiibe
Sbeorie, upnah Die SouurGnitGt
I'M lesten 8runce Dem Golfe geb0rt.
uno Ser &aiier Elm Organ oes
Staates" lit. Sn oen Mugen Der
Wllitarilten mar Dies cine unper.
Seiblif)e Siinoe. neil es 5u Oeren
Sorteil' lit. oie Anihauuns auirebt.
suerDalten. oaB Der aaiier Der Staat
lit. slui oieie Weiie fonnten iie in
oes 2ailers Namen regieren, obne
nem 0olf gegeniiber perantmortlib
81 iein.
~0r. Minobes gii6er muroen als
seGd)tete Seftiire perboten. feline
Wobnung luuroe bon politii6en
9fu1p0ies iilerial1en unb er lelbit
bcftig perpriigelt. &einer ieiner frii-
beren Sbiiler trat in Ser Seiient-
lid,feit aui. nm i'm 81 perleioigen."