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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10
Camp Ellis
Team Plays
Whiz Kids

The Camp Ellis, Illinois, Negro
All-Star service team will play the
famous Wheatley Whiz Kids, Fri
day, March 10, at 8:15 p. m. Pre-
liminary game will begin at 7:15
p. m. Dancing will follow the game.
Puzzy Wallace, Leroy Hardeman,
Joe Patterson, all high school stars
in Minneapolis, will join the Whiz
Kids in their effort to keep up their
reputation.
Members of the team are "Footy"
Hughes, "Walt" Wilson, Don Straw
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10

membership is profitable and de-
sirable. Rev. S. E. Ware, Pilgrim
Baptist church, st. Paul, was pro-
gram chairman of the St. Paul
meeting assisted by Rev. Lewellyn
Williams, St. Phillips Episcopal, st.
Paul. Rev. NJ. r. Hogarth, St.
Thomas Episcopal, Minneapolis, a
member of the original planning
committee. Rev. A. ]. Irvine, St.
Peter A.M.E., Minneapolis, has
pledged his support.
Rev. A. F. Martin, Bethesda Bap-
fist church, Minneapolis, is a MEM
Der of the planning committee for
the Minneapolis meeting and has
been asked to serve as program
chairman for the Minneapolis meet
ipu
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10
John Morris,
Resident 60
Years, Dies

John Morris, age II, 1918 Fourth
Ave. S., died at Parkview hospital,
Wednesday, March l, 1914. Flu
neral services were held at Woodland
Funeral Home chapel, Monday,
March 6, 1914, at 2p m. Rev. A. F.
Martin officiated. Interment was
at Maple Plain, MINI.
Mrs. Cora Napier, Mrs. Claus
Johnson, William Washington, and
other relatives survive.
Mr.. Morris has lived in the state
of Minnesota and Minneapolis for
about 60 years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10
Howdy Folks:

Howdy Folks:
Now that so many of the boys
are being sent overseas, their wives
and sweethearts around town are
becoming resigned to the fact that
thereTl be no more chasing round
the country visiting them at the
various camps. Once the boys en-
bark for overseas duty, all their
home folks will also be in a boat,
in the same boat with everyone
else, waiting till the war ends and
the boys come marching home.
TWIN TOWN TIDBITS:
Uncle Sans upped and nabbed
woODFORD MILLS and CAROL
DAY as possible members of his
Army Fraternity. Uncle Sammie
is cycling PERCY GREEN anud
JIMMY GRIFFIN, too. Gosh!
These no-manless towns are get
ting barer and barer every day.
TLSgt. THOMAS MONSON of
Fort Francis E. Warren, Wyoming,
is in St. Paul on furlough visiting
his family. Sal had quite a
chat with JUNE HAWKINS, we'll
known singer and star of Carmen
Jones, Broadway Musical, who few
by plane from N. Y. to Mpls. to
visit her parents for a few days.
June is getting along fine and also
has a singing engagement to ap-
pear at the swank Paris Quihante,"
a club in New York. Her brother,
LIEUT.. CLIFFORD HAWKINS of
Camp Ellis, Illinois, is also in Min
neapOlis visiting his parents, on fur
Tough. Heard that MARBLES
GRIFFIN, Mpls. pianist, is now an
Asst. Director of a U.S.O. Center
in Harlem. Heard that MRS.
DORIS COINS SHANNON and
baby son are now mentioning in
New York visiting their sister-in-
law and aunt. -. JEWELL MANN
ALEXANDER, Clerk of the Gen
eral Hospital, was one surprised
girl the other day when a group
Of her white cO-workers entertained
in her honor at surprise luncheon
which was held at The COVERED
WAGON" in Mpls. The luncheon
was given for Jewell because she
was being transferred from her de-
partment to that of the X-Ray De-
partment, which is quite a promo
ton. -.
SOLDIER NEWS:
SGT. FREDDIE GRAY, former
Minneapolitan, is dropping interest
ing letters from London, England,
where ne is now stationed. Freddie
went across the pond the same time
that RAYMOND SESSION IAN
other Mpls. lad went across. They
both got slightly seasick but soon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness during the
illness of our beloved wife and sister, Mrs.
Violet Dunlap, and also for the sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings and mes
sages of coincidence in our recent bereave-
ment caused by her passing. We are also
grateful to those who extended the use Of
their cars. We thank Rev. C. T. R. Nelson
for officiating at the service and Mrs.
Roberta Davis and Mrs. Constance Buke,
soloists.-Cpl. Alphonse Dunlap, husband (;
Irene Smith and Hortense Baker. sisters /;
Roland Armstrong and Cpl. Lewis johnson,
brothers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10
Eleanor Adkins
Is Dead

Mrs. Eleanor Williams Adkins,
693 Iglehart Ave, died, Wednesday,
March 8, at Midway hospital.
Brooks Funeral Home Chapel is in
charge of funeral arrangements,
Arrangements were not complete
ar nreSS time.
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Meals Funeral Home
In Minneapolis

Milton Shanks is now at work re-
modelling, 1929 Fourth st. S., into
a modern funeral establishment.
am sure you will like it. Open
ing date will be announced soon.
Come and see it.
W. SQUIRE NEAL.
HALLE @. BROWN NOTES:
Mrs. J. McLeigh, 557 Rondo Ave
nue., was the winner of the hat and
purse which was on display at the
card party held by Women's Coun-
Gil recently. Mrs. Lillian Burris
designed and made both articles.
Remember the Women's Council
meets regularly the first and third
Monday each month.
Plans are well under way for the
big 18th anniversary celebration of
Halle Q. Brown House on April
IA. All families are asked to at
tend and clubs, organizations, ETC.,
are asked to reserve this date in
order that they can take part. Put
the date on your calendar as re-
served for Halle Q. Brown House.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10
Cord Of Th0nlcs
In Men1oiurns
m MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear husband,
Roscoe H. Ailep. who departed this life
March 6, 1943.
One year has passed since you left me.
But your smiles are with me yet.
I'll always cherish the memory of you.
Whom I'll never forget
Ny heart aches with sadness,
Ny eyes shed many a tear,
God only knows how l miss you,
At the end of one long year.
Sadly missed by your wife,
Mrs. Carrie Ailep.
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THE ABBE' WALLACE SERVICE
POST OFFICE BOX ~ - ATLANTA, GEORGIA

limbs. Continue under the care of
your doctor and carry out his orders
specifically.
NJ. ]. L.: 1 am thinking of Civ
ing up my farm and moving to town
as 1 am too far along in years to
pay off the Indebtedness against it.
Advise me what to do as this prob
lem has been worrying me for the
past year.
Ans: You've spent most of your
20 years on a farm, and that is the
only kind of life that you know.
At your age, it would be hard to
adjust yourself to city life. Living
expenses in the city would be high
er. The thing for you to do is to
get some desirable couple to move
on your place and take over the
farm on a share-crOp basis.
& Our boys must keep on fight
ing-we must keep on buy
NJ ing WAR BONDS until VIC
~. tory Is won. Keep on BACK
M ING THE ATTACK.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10
In Memoriun

On March 8, 1871, Emery A. Lindsay,
our loved one, made the journey to the
Homeland. Our faith in the Lord gives
us the assurance that we must not be sad
because his work is finished and his soul
can rest in peace.
The memory of his sojourn with US will
linger on down through the years.-Carrie
E. Lindsay, wife; Emery w. Lindsay, son.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10

recovered cause they couldn't let
the good OF Twin Cities down.
CSmiles.) Freddie says the Lon
doners treat the Colored Yanks
pretty fine and so far everything
mighty fine. SGT. FRED Cit
izen" KANE, a former Minneapol-
itan. dropped US a breezy letter
written while he was still in mid
ocean. the Mediterranean Sea.
Citizen" Kane says he had quite
a trip across, got slightly seasick
and saw the Rock of Gibraltar. He
celebrated his 22nd birthday in mid
ocean and says he's now nearing
the Island Of Pantelleria. While
going across he and his soldier
friends had plenty of chicken and
turkey and Fred says he can see
what happens to those fine chickens
and turkeys that We home folks
can't get, the soldier boys have
them SGT. LAWRENCE "Bub-
ban BROWN and SGT. EARL MIL
LER, Mpls. boys who were friends
since childhood, have been together
ever since induction and have now
been overseas for about sixteen
months. They are now seeing ac-
tive duty in Sicily. -.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10

Mrs. James Burkes, 1929 Fifth
Ave. &c., has returned from a two
month vacation in the East visit
ing relatives in Chicago and friends
in Philadelphia, Pa, Buffalo and
New York, N. Y.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10
CARD OE THANKS

The family of Mrs. Cora Curry, who
died recently, wishes to thank members
of the Kings Daughters, auxiliary of st.
James A. M. E. Church. St. Paul, and the
Twin City Branch, Brotherhood of Sleep
ing Car Porters, for their kindness at the
death of their wife and sister.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10

present time and is hopeful that a
solution may be reached that will
be acceptable to all the parties
concerned"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

Thanks to those who were so kind and
loyal to me during my serious Illness
Mrs Matte Coins
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-10
rHISA & THATA:

THISA & THATA:
Heard that the Credjafawns gave
wedding shower at LYDIA
JONES home in honor of NlLEE
LUCKIE, bride-to-be. The bride
to-be (who will soon be Mrs. Alfred
Lewis) received many lovely gifts
Heard that ED and NINA SAL
TIERS are housekeeping in a cute
bungalow on West Central Ave. IN
St. Paul. A lot of local gals
are enjoying the Roller Skating
Get-Togethers out at a new rink
on Lexington Ave. in st. Paul on
Monday evenings. Three lassies
out last week, among the large
crowd were: EARLINE STOKES,
BILLIE RITA RHODES and sis
LUCKIE. ETHEL McCOO Of
chicago. Illinois, is in Mpls. visit
NO her aunt and uncle, MRS. CAR
RE SMYTHE and Mr.. WALTER
TYLER.
QUESTION BOX:
What prominent hard to get
bachelor has weakened to such an
extent over an attractive Mpls. lass,
that we think wedding bells will
be ringing in his belfry mighty
soon? Have you heard that
one of our prominent Twin City
matrons has suddenly turned into
a kleptomaniac and spends all her
spare time picking up odds and
ends especially in the dime
stores What recently married
couple (the hubby's in the army
have decided to call it quits. lis
said hubby's that way about an
army hostess where he is stationed.
wife says she doesn't care any
way cause she likes one Of the
local sailor lads.) =. A certain st.
Paul wife is mighty steamed up
these days since she found out that
her hubby's ex-girl friend has been
visiting him down South at the
Camp where he is stationed.
4 couple of well-known folks are
willing to swear to the fact that
a member of their social set is
gifted in mind reading. wen be-
lieve this tale when we hear and
see for ourselves.) -.
Well, palsie-walsies, the press is
calling copy time so we'll be on our
way.
YOUR zone & Only" Pal,
SAL.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

Lost a black overcoat, 1913 Olson
Drive. Reward if returned to
same address.
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is DOWN.
In the
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Of
THE ARRE' WALLACE SERVICE
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at press time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
Stintien ferHert
ftteitsecntt1tan>c

Waibington Srob Ser trefflifcn
3usammenarbeit in ser gan5en bis
bergen 8elhifte ser beipaffneteN
Wabt ser Station baben llnltimnti9'
eiten uno SGtigeitsiiberihneiounge
i'm aesenludrtisen &rieee tire &rail
uno 8eidruinoigfeit 8uipeilen bebin'
Bert, legte &riegsiefretdr Stimio1
oem aonsreB oar lmo trat filr ioior'
tige 9lnnabme bes Erinsips zines Gin.
belts -&pmlranoos elm. Die tatidhlid)e
9ereinbeitlid)ung miiBte freilih Biz
naf &riegsenoe parten, aber Die Jelt'
lesllna oes 1rin3ips elmer elnbeit
lihen 9eitune ser bctpaffrcten Wach:
lpiiroe an iif ihon mehr inneren 3ll-
iamnenbang 5rilden alien Gienlt.
5neigen berItellen.
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ASeli Ritlers ,,u1aei,a
Gtarta" fir Gmrepa

2iiiabon. Die Na3is iino oiienbar
bereit, cine Mrt uon ~Masna gbarta" !"
fir europa 81 perfiinocn, nit oen1
ooppelten 3tued. Sen Guropdern elm.
5ureoen, ibre bette Gbance, Dem io5ia,
len uno !pirtid)aitlihen Gbaos DER
Nahfriessseit all entseben, liege in
oeatider 5iibrung. ,mo Sic Seutiden
Maiien 5u iiber5eusen, lie brauften
nidt bolideapiitiidy gu tperben, UNI
io5iale 8eredtigfeit au erlangen.
Sn 8ao Sal3brunn, bas in S6le.
iien relatip bon Sen 8ombenorobun.
gen Ser sluiierten abieits liegt, error.
terten Sitlers @eiolssleute in elmer
MtmoipbGre bon Hube uno 6rieoen
elm II Bunfte Nad,friessprogramm.
Oas Erogramm ,puroe bon Nuis-
-@irtif)aftlern unS So5laltbeore.
tifern aus alien 1eilen Guropas emit
tporfen.
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Il. =. Sraettcr nit
54S Scl>atc,t pcrIenet

@albinaton. Ser GerluIt bon 49S
0tann BEL ser Gerienfllng eincs
SdiiIes I'M Mittelmeer ourh feino-
lihe slftion 1purbe befanntgegeben. Gs
mar ser oritte transport. ser NIT Ell
nem ar0beren @erluit an MenItens
leben ieit ariegsbeeinn aui Sen Mec-
tesaruno geif)ift muroe.
&or nid)t gang orei Monaten bate
bie Mrmee Sen Gerlu1t pon 1000 Col
Saten befanntseseben. Tie erlte gro
bere TRANSPORTER -&ataItropbe mar sic
Gerienfung bon etlua $50 Sfii5iercn
unb Mannlfaiten Ser Nrmee, @arine
uno oes Marineforps i'm sSebruas
1913, oils Elm ieinolihes l(9oot srcl
Shiifc aus einem 8eleit5us bernus
5eritorte.
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mctr Kantineft
fir Krieasarbeiter

Wa'binaton. 0ie oas rSnter Mgen-
tp Committee on 5000 for Worfers", !,
cine Stelle in Ser idmtlife Amtsitcl-
len Ser gunbesregierung pertreten
lino, llnS sic @ar Soob Nbmin;liro-
tion befannt geben, lit es bas Siel
elmer Don &eeierungsiteI!cn, @emcin-
aegruppen. srbeitnebmer. rma Mr.
Sanoes. oie bireft in ihrem g,etricbe
ibre Mabl5eiten einntbmen fsnnen,
aui GO Erosent gu erboben, inoenl,
no INNER mGslit,, Sarartisc Gbsc-
legeubeiter an Srt uno S!cGe ein-
serdtet lperben.
Sellte senieBen ettpa 63 Hrosent
allcr &rieesarbeiter rno 9(nseitelten,
s. +. annGberno $500, 900 por insae,
iamt 20 MiQionen, bereiis oieie Gor.
teile, mas gegeniibsr Gorfriessse!ten
bereits einen Sort DRIFT uon t3 Yro-
gent bartlett GIN Sabre 1874 bo'fen
Die an Der &lene beteil,sten
@rurpen bieie 3abl nun nod um
minoeiteuS iueitere 5,5O0,OOO a!rhei-
ter uno Angeiteilten 5u erbcJen. Iie
rcitlihen 40 Yro5ent tperoen audi luci.
tcrbln III hcnndNbGrt gelegenen Hes
ltalrant5 eilen, 5un Sunh lad;GauIe
gcbeu ooer lid) oieien in ibren Yetrieb
mitbringen miiiien.
Gie @ar 5000 elbminiltratirn crtt-
'ficblt bier Sppen Observation-Disclosures
betriebe: Gafeterias, &antinen, 2untb
Counters ioipie S,,nh=Yafetc.
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patton iiir rpclttcrrihait
Scr Il. =. ,.n> GnelGn~cr

Sonbon. Gpr 200 9(nlerifancrn uno
Gng!dnoern, ipelde 3llr GrGffmmg Ell.
mes nellen Soloatenbeims erihienen
maren. crflGrte 8cncralleutnant 6.
g. Eatten Sr.: ~Tie ein3iaen Son:
neurs, oie icb ieit einiger 3eit gemaht
babe, paren Sic @eariibung bon Seut-
ihen lino Stalienern in ser Sole. sd,
babe in bieier Sahe 5iemlihes ac-
leiItet uno etlpa III, 900 oortbin ac-
ifaIft."
Gr meinte ferner, es iei sic slui=
gabe Ser 8riten lnb glmerifaner, Sic
Welt 81 regieren, uno iprah oie Soif.
nung aus, er peroe balo cine 8elegen.
belt baben. Sapaner rab5ulnurfien."
Batten itebt Dor ieiner Mangerbo-
Ibune mo lit befannt burb Sen Sor.
iaa in Si5ilien, no er einen Solba
ten ihlug, neil er nah ieiuer Iniid1
iid frnnf itcllte. Die 9erld)te ihpber
Damn HuBlano als mitresiereno elm.
Sic perurteilen aber sic Heoe unN
uieIe 5eit"nae" oerlo"scn. ieine sIb'
leBung.
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Der Eebensitan~arN
iou kSter ,per~e,t

Chicago. Observation-Disclosures GbeIter
8oiples erfldrte. baS 2ano ipiiroe nad)
Dem ariege oie Wenid,en unb Die Ma-
ibinell baben .einen 9ebensitanoaro
berbei5ufiihren, ser ipeitaus bober i'll
als alles, mas mir Dor bem &rieee
funnten."
~@enn ser &onIlift iid Dem Gnoe
5uneigt, nriiroen ser @ar Groouction
goaro nnb sic Office Of Yrice 80.
miniitratipn sic &ontrol!en iiber Yro-
button, Material rnb Yrciie miloern
unb idlieBlih gang fallen laHen. Ias
piiroa Sen v@irtid)aftsbau" in sic
SGnoe ser Hrioatunternebnlen lpielell
~Gs heiteht elm srllnolesenoes Sc.
idIitsprinaip. oas uniere SnbuItrie-
fiibrer anerfennen miiiien, lpenn mnier
Spltem ireien llnternebmertums er.
rolgreld pperleren lou, iple es oN5
muB, 9as 8eid,dft mub alles in lei.
ner Waht itebenbe t,rn, @are 5u moe-
lidit nieorieen Yreilen uno uon b0dlt.
m09liden @ert 81 lieiern.
8owles iblue Sic iolgenoe sscrmel
Dor:
Gin oerniinftises Negierunespro.
gramm betreffs Steuern, Stbl1lbens
bebanolung, ,Grebitfontroae unb, menu
notig, Gifentliher arbeiteu 5lueds
@abrung bober &auifrnft. Gin per+
niiftiges Snouitrieprogramm init 10.
ben 20bnen, erbObten @erten iiir Sen
@erbrauher, nieorigere &eribleib-
,lnesfoiten allies anseipunnt, nm
pollen Iorteil aus einem Waiien.
marft 81 sieben."
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0eb,artenecntreue fir SIC
0hie pcreeietlaaen

Seattle, @aib. ssran Marsaret
Sangar, Ole ssiibrerin ser 8elpeauna
our @eburtenfontroae, erfldrte in Ell
mem Snterpietu, oab sic Gelt in 90
Sabren in einen nelten Grice aeitiirSt
meroen miro, ntnn sic WGnner, ipel,
d)e oie 6rieoensbeoinelnsen oitticren,
niht Sapan, Geltihlanb uno Stalien
CUR &ontroIe ibrer 8ebllrtsrate sipin
gen. Sic bebauptete, oob oie iapan-
i'fcn Wtilitariiten iid) bereits 1921
gegen Snformationen iiber 8eburten-
fontroue geluenbet bGtten, aus isurd;t,
oab oaNurd lire &riegsplane 5uihan.
Sen gemaht .reroen ipiiroen.
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Setlintn,e Gage fir Hie
11e,atrolen
SmIuk bon Seite 1.

gal iiibrt @oliram, 3inn uno 9ebens.
mittel nah Seutihlanb aus.
9llle bieie 9telItralen fonnteil bis
Dor Ginger 3eit gelteno MAIDEN, oai
lie, falls lie ibrc slusilrbr uah Se,lt'd.
lano einItellen iollten, befiirdten mllb.
ten, baB Sitter 8elpnlt ampenben
miiroe. nm 5u ieinen 9ieferunsen su
fommen. Gieies slrgument iii lGnsit
ourf Die Greieniiie entfrGftet. Mau
oarf iid) oarnuf perlaiien, ouB Sic Sra
sis ibr 9iiro fiir sic sln:,abne pon
ariegserfldrlngen geihloiien baben
lno nit ser berpiiden Ybrale rGiel
SeinH, pieI CTR" i'm beutisen Teutid)-
lano iclbit ser na5ifrommite Suuh
nid,t mebr binter Dem Sien berpor,n.
loden lit.
Staatss Sefret1r Suu bat bon aIlen
genannten Nelltralen pcrlanet, nit
Ser gelieicrlmg Seutif,lanos ShluB
5u MAIDEN. Die Tereinigten Nationen
fampfen audi fiir bic &edte, ia, fir
oie Griitens ser Neutralan, Die iid)
nift linser 5ieren iouten, ibren Cell
81 Sen Spfern oes &rieges gesen ben
gemeiniamen 6eino 5u trasen.
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,Smrsttbare Spreteaneet
an Scr 1ttpaiienseijte 4;

Sonoon. Cine fl,rftbore grploIion
an Ser frar5oiiihen &iiIte aus oeriel-
ben &idtung, tpie onbere in Sen leb
ten 5cgen. erid)iitterte beute 0eal uro
Die brlti'hen Srte an ser StraBe bon
Soper. Dies mag anbeuten, oab ole
GeutIden in ~. Stltnoe ror ser Ssn.
nalion eiliae Sprengllngen an ibrcr
MISUNDERSTANDING porllebnpn.
Gin tiefes Stolen ging ser Grploiion
noralls. Sie Grbe bebte. Siuier pur-
Den criHiittert, Siiren oiineten lih
unb SdlGiier lprangen auI.
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Kan,ei, Il. ipGt

Clinton, q. q. MlS slr6eiter aeraba
nit sem Nbreiben elmer ieit langem
unbenutten 8abnbofsbaqe elmer
31peiglinie ser Ontario anb Meitern
Nailroao fertie rparen, traf elm Yaiia-
gier5ug elm. Gr bradte So Stubenten
fir Elm neucs MllitGrausbiloungspro-
gramm am Samilton College. 9ie
3tpeielinie ariro uur fir Sen 6rabt.
perfebr unterbalten,
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Dos 3eitbil> ii,t Spieael
Ser prejie

al ySeralb-Srihune" erfennt in sen
81 Stimmen, Die iih i'm abgeorone,
tenbalie sesen oie Gerldneerlng oes
2eibpnft 8eicbes ridteten, Elm vNn.
5eiher fiinftiger Shipierigfeiten" mN
ipeilt oaruui bin, oaB ,Seno 9eole"
lrlpriinglib nihts mar ais cine Iornl
ser Gerteioigung slmeritas gegen eills
gemeiniome 8efnbr. Solde Singe
lalien lih nidyt IN 8eloestpert meiieu.
sic nur baraui beoaht id)eiuen, bas
@elo iiir uniere 2ieferungen 81 er-
Ibalten. Sageacn fonntc cine iold)l
Ginitelllna sur 9luflGiuna ser Ser
einigten Nationen" fiibrcn. Ia tp1rc
es ihon beiier, nab oem &riege refine
Saiel su MAIDEN, iagt bas glutt.
Sie oftiniItilhe Eolitif 9uBlnnos
be5ei6net bie rNeap Oprf YoIt" al5
rOas cine groBe politlihe sSnftum lris
ierer 3eit", nit ser oas Sauo alld,
5reunoe gepinne, tpGbrenb lniere Ell,
genen Eolitif ser ifonen @orte pbnc
Saten uns MIR immer mcbr rMiBial-
len uno WiBtrauen unter oen golfern
guropas gebraht bat" Oas @latt for
oert &ealpolitit, neil ionit ser ihOnite
5rieoenspertrae lno oie groBte inter
rationale Eoli5ei fcinen Srieoen as
tpdbrleiiten fonnen.
Die rNep Yort 9ailp Netus" oriidt
Sic vSoffnllng" aus, Dab Senator
@heeler i'm llnreht lei nit ieiner Gor-
nusiage, baB Hooiepelt nicbt ipieoc:
fanoioieren iperoe. ,Gr fiibrt sic III,
ternationale isaftion in oieiem 2an'
Sc" iagt bas 8latt, miiiie ieine Sheen
tpie cine &riegsilagge in Die @abl-
ihlaht tragen lmb ioate einen Nepn,
blifaner gum @egner bahen, Ser einen
Stanopunft pertritt, rpelher aemein-
bin ser nationaliitiibe Stanopmfi
senannt miro" iast oas 8latt, oamit
formlih cine Yurole allsgebeno.
Ser .9citon Globe" fragt: .Wenn
0euii0lano nit liheren unb llnunter-
brohsnen 2anOperbinounscn sic Dit,
front niht balten fonnte, ,pie fam bu
Sapan hofiem cine iiebeniah lanserc
ssront, Sic iid) iiber Wteere siebt, 81
balten?"
rGatbolic Ne.rs" erinnert oaran,
baB Dor iult 100 Sabren oie 9satipi-
item oie alte &aibebrale uno oie fatbo-
lllNen Nlrd1elt altf WtanDattan nle0er-
5ubrenneil 0robten. Mui einen MufruI
oes 8iifofs Sugbes aur Gerteioigune
ser &irfen bin melbeten iih tauienS
IGnner fir jeoe ser IA &irben una
1000 sum Sdnlte Ser &atbe0rale.
v@iicben sic &atbolifen Neap Worfs
beute aufseruien, 8e,palttGtigfeiten
gegen Die Stride ab5l,ipeiien, Damn tpd
re 5tpeifellos Sic 8ereitibaft 10 I'M.
mittelbar uno 10 mutpoa .rie Dor 100
Ssabreu," i6reibt bas 8ohenblati
uno iest bin5u, oaB es iid beute frei.
lid nidt um pbpiiide. ionoern un'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04
Il. =. Slette bat balH
100 Sl,,e3emetr6eer

Waibineton. 8is Gnoe 1914 tpiro
Die amerifaniide Slotte 100 Slug
5eugtrdger baben. go erfl1rte Sfear
Momiral &amiep, ser gbef oes Mero-
nautiiden 5lottenbiiros. CT erfl1rtc,
0ie Glotte lei auf einen gntid)eioungs-
fampf nit ser iapaniiben Jlotte aus.
un6 ie eber oeito beiier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-04

geiitise Mttaden banble, bie NIT
Wabrbeit au befdmpfen ieien, rum
oie Mibperlt1nbniiie aus5lnnersen, De-
men oas SorurteiI entiprinst."
vGs iiebt 10 aus, als ieien Die SUI
oen bie leste Sorm bes international
len llmla:,igeloes. Seoer perfauft lie,
bonn britiifen Golonialamt biz gum
amerifani den Staatshepartment," !"
iaat Die ~Neiu Oorf Yoit" in bitterer
&ritif angebliher Mahinationen se-
gen Die Shafiung zines iiioiihen
Staates in EalGitina.