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ltatt. Sie 1si,lan5beantinnen merocn
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20
Setrpit, Nihiaan
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20
&artenpartie bes Sruberbnmbes Der
ct. 1p6annes Nemeinbe.

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Sebermunn lit ber5lif niQfomnlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20
Der Central Terbanb Der Stebenbiirger
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z. z. Gpans. 2utb. ct. Spbamnes Stride

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nene llnterrid,t uno beutid,e Sfule am
Samsta9 pon Q llbr an. ollie 0laubenss
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20
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@ottesb!enit ieben Sonpz unb Seiertsa
III beutld,er unb engliiGer Sprathe. =
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pormittaas. 0nrallffolaeno engliiher
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iolat Der oeu.ihe @otte5bienit ii ubr
borptittdas.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

BIS 1pdte1terIS Oett
p. 1aftmar 1944
bic Namcn un6 MorcNcn Der nett
nnb ,uieberge,pablten Seamten ibrer
@ereine sefGaigit einienben sn tpol-
len, bamit bic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

fiir Sic Serausgabe bes uffi5illecu
Organs oes Central Gerbanoes e.
beten.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Purpis
[Is Married

Miss Grace Elizabeth Purvis,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. q.
Purvis became the bride last eve
ming Of Mr.. James c. salvant, jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Salvant Of New
Orleans. The Rev. DR.. Seth r.
Brooks ofnciated At the O'Clock
ceremony, which took place In the
National Memorial Universalist
Church. Mr.. 0srome Graham
played the wedding music.
Escorted and later given in mar
riage by her father, the bride wore
white satin gown made with 4
basque, \ sweetheart neckline and 4
fitted skirt with 4 fan-shaped train.
Her finsertip veil fell from 4 coronet
Of orange blossoms and she carried 4
bouquet Of Madonna lilies.
Miss Anne Brock, the maid Of
honor. wore yellow net with 4
matching Juliet cap and carried
talsman roses. The bridesmaid,
Miss Freddy Jane Eliot, wore blue
net With Juliet cap to match, and
her bouquet was of pink roses.
Ensisn Hugh A. Robertson OF
Princeton University served rs best
man and Ensign William Farquer
Of Oberlin College was usher.
After the reception at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr.. Salvant
and his bride left for 4 wedding trip
to Texas.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
R0bineffa BOwen
Weds Mr.. BOhner

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence F. Conn was the scene of 4
pretty wedding last evening when
Mrs. Cofdn's sister, Miss Robinetta
Ruth Bowen, became the bride OF
Mr.. Howard Joseph Bonner. The
Rev. Elson Henry Emmerson on
ciated at the ceremony.
Mrs. Bonner is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Adelbert Bowen
of Takoma Park and the bridegroom
Is the son Of Mrs. Anna Regina
Bonner Of this city.
The wedding was informal, the
bride wearing = dress of aqua sheer
with 4 white hat and accessories and
a corsage Of gardenias. Following
the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Bohner
left for Ocean City and will be at
home after July 20 At 200 Flower
avenue In Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Haze Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie c. Davis have
a. their guests In their Chevy Chase
home Miss Nellie Carney Of San
Francisco, Miss Eren Learman of
Bay City. Mich. and 1t. Comdr.
William Sissons of Norfolk.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Tisifi,,e Parents

Mrs. Dixon Lewis and her dster
Miss Lois swart Of Chevy ohase
left Friday tor spring Lake. Mich.
to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
william Swart.
Evening star., 1944-07-09

MRS. H. d. ANSPON.
Before her recent marriage
to Dr.. Harry Davis Anspan the
bride tUds Miss Doris Virginia
Warrington, daughter OF Mrs.
Leonard Boyd Washington
and the late Mr.. Warrington.
-Sltnknan Photo.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Go to EINsjra

Mrs. Robert Beatty of Chsvy
Chase has left with her childrsn
for Elmira. N. r. TO b the guests
OF her parents. M. and Nm. VII
liam 0rinnell.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
War Contract Claims
Plan Offered BY nam

A six-point plan to expedite the
settlement Of terminated war con-
tracts was proposed today by q spe-
cial advisory group Of the National
Association Of Manufacturers.
The plan calls for terminatio
control centers. direct settlement OF
subcontracts, settlement teams, de-
signated settlement agencies, con.
tractor settlement Of limited subcon-
tract claims and grouping Of indi-
vidual claims for single negotiation
Contract center" companies would
be assigned to q designated settle
ment agency which would conduct
negotiations, certify claims, author
ize payments and perform other
related functions. Prime contractors
and qualifying subcontractors would
be authorized to settle nuisance
small or simple claims and eliminate
unnecessary red tape, expense and
delays.
Through its chairman, E. G. Brels-
ford OF Weston Electrical Instru-
ment Corp, Newark, N. j., the group
stated that in the course of nego-
Evening star., 1944-07-03
|Yanks GET chuckIes
AtCockeyed Captures
|0f Nazis in Italy
BY KENNETH L. DIXON,
Associated Press war Corrsspondent.


Associated Press war Correspondent.
WITH THE AEF IN ITALY, June
10 (Delayed).-For the most part,
Germans do not surrender easily
but every day Of this swift drive up
Through Italy has brought some
new story of . cockeyed capture.
According to the 45th Division
News, PFC Aaron c. Lybarger, . bat
talon wireman from Battle Greek,
Mich, didn't have q weapon on him
that night when he cut across an
open field to lay wire to q company
command post.
But when he skirted the ditch and
saw three swastika marked helmets
cleaning in the moonlight he auto
matically drew from the hip and
yelled for the Germans to surrender.
Dropping their rifles and grenades
they scrambled out crying 'Kam-
eradl Kamerad!" So 1t was only
after Pfc. Lybarger had covered
them with one Of their own guns
that they realized he had drawn his
pliers-not . pistol.
He Forgot About Weapons.
Now PFC. Harold White Of Mount
Vernon, ILL.,, had plenty of weapons
with him the other day-his rife,
bayonet and q bunch of grenades.
The shells were falling fast so he
had laid them down to dig q fox
hole when he spotted the five Ger
mans huddled in the bushes a few
yards away. Distracted by the she'll
fire. they had not seen him yet.
Also excited, Pfc. White forgot all
about the small arsenal lying be-
side him and charged forward,
shouting and swinging the pick
around his head.
The Germans took one look at
the mayhem-bent wireman bearing
down on them and all five threw up
their hands and surrendered.
Tech. Sergt. Michael Adams,
Akron, Ohio, a platoon sergeant,
was standing with company run
ner when a figure came crawling
cautiously toward them in the dark.
The runner noticed 1t, but since
crawling was SOP-standard oper-
ating procedure-around there he
neglected to mention it to Michael.
A moment later the two were
about five feet apart standing with
their backs to each other when they
heard q crackle in the brush behind
them.
Turning around they saw the
noise maker stand up and fidget
nervously, switching from foot to
foot and eyeing first one and then
the other.
While they still stared, the Ger
man swallowed nervously. finally
took of his helmet politely and
stood at attention waiting for them
to take him prisoner. They did.
Claw Hammer Sufflces.
Then there was the unknown
engineer at Veuetri who walked
into a house and walked out again
a few moments later. marching a
German sniper in front OF him with
Evening star., 1944-07-03

the handle of his claw hammer
hts only weapon-jammed in the
unsuspecting Jerry's neck.
And 1t. r. B. Morere of New
Orleans who got cheated. He spot
ted the German silhouetted on the
slope, twice pulled the trigger of his
gun and twice 1t failed to fire. When
he got 1t fixed and started to draw
a bead again he found some so-and-
so had slipped up past him and
captured the guy.
And in the saints-preserve-us
section are two privates, Bill Seton,
Berwyn. Md, and Reynold Hajek,
Waco, Tex. Bill got the drop on
two Germans on a bridge and
brought them in as prisoners only
to find that his rifle wasn't working.
Reynold marched "a captured
Krauts back to a prisoner -of-war
inclosure where he discovered his
wasn't working, either.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Election AIternutes Named

appointment Of A. Preston PerriS,
Silver Hill, and John r. Garner, Up-
per Marlboro, as Prince Georges
County substitute election super.
visors was announced today BY Gov.
O'Conor. The substitutes were pro-
vided for In the absentee voting law
passed by the special session Of the
General Assembly.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Rough City Roads Dep|ete
Tire Supplies, AAA Warns

Americas largest rubber stockpile,
the tires now on automobiles and
trucks, is being depleted faster than
is necessary because Of deplorable
road conditions in city areas all over
the country, according to a report
Of the American Automobile Associ-
alton made public today.
The report. which has been sent
to all Government agencies con-
cerned by Thomas P. Henry, presi-
dent of the association, recommends
that the War Production Board give
prompt aid to cities by granting
them high priorities on needed road
maintenance equipment. and that
idle road equipment owned by the
military services be made available
for municipal use.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
r ~afrrt-ssW rsrT3 a1fNpvH fHT.rs A
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G. - A.
],

tiations between Government settle
ment agencies and contractors, nu-
merous specific procedures, appro-
pirate to the type Of business In
volyed, may be developed which
will further simplify and expedite
the preparation and settlement Of
claims.
Evening star., 1944-07-03

We must sacrifice eur comforts to
their needs; yer, and even our needs
for their comforts.
Evening star., 1944-07-03


bomber
mmedia after
Kateu
ArmyA
Evening star., 1944-07-03

wvs' s"s "'eh''s q service mss ps.evty wsissss
hseouss w Sedseond He many worries end eespeai;oss
which huvs bsen iisvs vpss shsn n ,ksi r>od,ved Ev,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01
Norocnikom Ameriskeqo
druzinskego koIedorjo

Vsi, XII ga norocoio v posomeznih izvodih, noj
upostevojo, do mu ie eeno S1.25. Torej kvoder vee
kokor Ioni. vzrok temu je, ker nam lie tiskorno po-
droziIo fisk in popir MAD Is odstotkov, dale lie
tudi vezbo precei drozio, pa %postnino it'd. lie V no
sem urodu lie gIede pisorniskih stroskov vse ne
spremenjeno.
Mi nam preostojoIo ~drugego, kokor oil TO knji-
go zmonjsoti, ali pa nodoljevoti z zbolisavonjem
in dvigniti ceno sal toliko, do bono povsem zogo-
toyIjeni kriti syoje stroske. OdIoeiIi smo Sc "a
slednje.
KoIedor BIO izseI S siiojno vsebino in ceno mu je
visjo somo "a en- kvoder, torei MANI, kokor pa je
tiskorno z roznimi drugimi zvisonimi izdotki nam
podrozeno.
Vzrok, do TO tn omenjomo, pa je sledeci. Starr
~prijoteIji k~oIedorjo p~osiliojo noroeiIo in p~riogoio
dollar 20 izyod. To pomeni 20 uprovniko delo in pa
20 urod vee stroskoy, ker lie trebo ysokemu pojos-
niti in Sc oproyieevoti 70 nodoIjno ~tirjotev.
Kor Sc tice ysebine KoIedorio nj urednik vec v
skrbeh. veIiko boil pa lie V zodregi 70 potrebno po-
moe urodu, ker 10 imo sedoj mani ko kdoj pref.
In V tiskorni enoko iomrojo. A bomo izvozili, do DO
koIedor izsel tok. do BIO spet V ponos nom SIoven-
Gem v Ameriki in do ga bodo Sc posebno V storem
kroiu vzrodoseeno spreieIi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01
Komu sIuzIo miIiioni doIarevv voiIni Rampant?

Vsled ogromnih stroskov, XII
so iih imeli razni kandidati ka-
pitalisticnih strank V volilnih
kampanjah V minulosti, so bill
pred lett sprejeti zakoni, Xxi
kampanjskim odborom zapove-
dujejo merodajni kongresni ko-
misiji p%oroeati, koliksni so po-
troski "a to ali ono stranko, ali
Ia kakega njenih posameznih
kandidatov. V marsikakem slu-
eaju Sc ie Ia koga izmed Nth
porabilo v kampanji vee denar-
ia, kot pa bi ga mogel V doticni
svoji sluzbi, Ia katero Sc je po-
tegoval, zasluziti skozi vse svo-
je zivlienje.
Toda ko. je tn navada. advo-
kati re tako poskrbe, da Sc da
bogatim, &c kai hoeeio zakriti,
ali pa predrugaciti, priloznost
iziti IL preiskav ne da hi Sc ko-
ca obsodilo. Nekaj senatorjev
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01

lie bilo yrzenih ven, drugace pa
so o "skandalih" ropetali lie ne
kateri listi, cesar pa Sc ljudje pc
nekaj dneh navelicajo citati in
stvar je pozabljena.
Ampak postava ie Sc v velja-
vi. In tako so morali tudi v tenn
voliInem boju vsi kampanjski
odbori p~orocati, koliko so ma
brali in koliko potrosili.
Socialisticna stranka mi bila
pri tenn mic v zadregi. Kajti uni
lie oblacilnih delavcev, XII so
pred lett MO podpirale, so sedai
kolektale izkljucno "a demo-
kratsko stranko.
Enako precej uni AFL. n. pr.
unija prevoznikov (teamsters'
union), Xxi lie ma svoji konvenciji
minulega oktobra potrosila "a
oddajo Rooseveltovega govora
po radiu, ko. so porocali odgo-
vorni easnikarii. samo Ia najem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01
Ameriske izgube v
vojni narasIe re
! mad pol miIijona

Nase vojne izgube so re pre-
cej prekosile tiste, XII smo Jill
imeli prejsnji vojni. Do zad-
MEGA porocila, XII je bio objav-
ljeno rs. oktobra, so znasaIe
skupno 472,779 MOI in pa nekaj
deklet. Cd tedaj SO Sc vsled sill
nth bitk, XII Sc vrse, xar Sc nase
obcrozene sile tice, posebno ma
Pacifiku, dokaj zvisale. Edino
z~adoscenje "a tie zrtve je, da Ia
vezniske sile zmagujejo krizem
sveta.
Vojni department oznanja, da
je bilo do ID. oktobra v nasi ko-
PM armada ubitih 1882 MOI,
ranjenih 22O,529, pogresanih
$1,000, uietih pa 4,48O.
Ostale izgube Sc nanasaio ma
mornarico, ma Memo pehoto in
razne druge armadne oddelke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-11-01
LADJA.PRIDEi

Ladja, XII pride Pc potrebsci.
ne. Ia odvoz V Jugoslavijo, ie de.
finitivno obljubljena in BIO v
New Yorku okrog Is. novem.
bra. Treba 10 DO magic napolniti
in potem zbirati material "a
drugo. Ladja je v tezi 5000 ton
in plove pod jugoslovansko Ia
stavo. Njenega imena Sc vsled
vojnih regulacii ne SINE ONE
niti.
Vsi, XII delujejo, da Sc pomaga
rojakom v starem kraju, mai Sc
sedaj toliko bolj pozurijo, da
parnik v New Yorku ne DO pre-
dolgo zadrzan, ampak napol-
MEN cimprej.
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radio postal 500, 900, ysega sku-
paj pa okrog sto tisoc dolarjev.
In to "a pol ure enega samega
govora.
Ako ste skozi minute dni tn
pa tam poslusali "politicne" go
wore, Xxi iih lie bilo toliko kot ie
bio sploh casa zanje, Sc morda
niste spomnili, da je to zetev Ia
one, XII lastujeio radio. In OBJ
enem Ia velednevnike, magazi-
ne in druge take revije, XII so V
posesti acknowledgements.
Gil. kampaniski odbor repu-
blikanske s.ranke lie porocal,
da lie V agitaeiji "a Deweyja pre-
iel in potrosil pribTizno diva mi
lijona dolariev. demokratski pa
je oznanil, da je V isti ,dobi pre-
iel mad S1,700,0 900. Doda pa mai
Sc k temu Sc vsoto politicnega
odbora uni Go, in pa prispe-
vateljev kapitalistov. Xii so pri-
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stopili V klub tisocerih "a demo-
kratsko stranko - nihce ne z
mani kot S tisoc dolarjev, ker
mani odbor welt nj hotel, in
predstavite 81 lokalne odbore
demokratske in republikanske
stranke, pa boste brez tezave IL
racunali, da lie to silno draga vo-
lima kampanja - in visa - cd
obeh strank, je Ia sistem kakr-
sen ie. Mar Sc ne spominiate,
da lie bio, kar Sc teh dveh
strank tice, cd nekdaj tako.
Nu, politicni odbor unij Clio
pravi - tako nekako boil pri-
vatno - da lie res bio tako in je
zares tudi sedaj, a pc ten VOLT
yah pa da bono dobiIi zares no.
vo delavsko politieno stranko.
Nekaj slicnega so nam slieni
ljudje obetali posebno v kam-
panii Ia La Folletta |. 1924. AM
pax res ie, da enkrat bodo OBJ
ljubo lie morali izpolniti.
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Starr <~ampaniski
triki vsekrizem
znova ponavIiani


Sc nekaj dni DO grmelo v ra-
diu, ma shodih, v delavnicah, v
casopisju, v filmih in kjer je re
priloznost, da Sc ljudje prereka-
jo, kaj je kdo in kaj maj DO KIDD.
Ko prihodnja Stevilka Probe
tarca izide, glasovi, kateri bodo
oddani "a predsedniske in ra-
zne druge candidate, Sc ne bodo
sesteti. Tako tudi ne bono mo-
gil tocno navesti, kidd je Two
lien, razen to, da lahkp re kar v
naprej ugotovimo, da bodo
zmagali posedujoci sloji.
v kongresu in v senatu izgub-
ljajo cezdalje boil tisti, XII SO
smatrani "a prijatelje delovne-
ga ljudstva. Prerokujejo, ola DO
prihodni zvezni kongres Sc boil
reakcionaren.
Ampak &c posluSate kandida-
te sedaj = kaj vse nam obetajo!
Zmago eimprej! ManjSe day.
Ike! Delo "a vse! Vojake Sc pre-
skrbi, da bodo kakor v raju, ko-
likor Jill ostane zivih in zdravih.
In bolni pa da bodo dobili oskr-
DO, kakrsno SO 81 ysled svoiih
zrtev ma bojiscih zasIuzili.
Della DO "a vse in vsakega. So
cialna zaScita, da DO veselje.
Farmarji bodo ne samo deIali,
ampak tudi dobro trzi1i S svo-
jimi pridelki
Srednji razred DO spet sred-
Mi! In pa v vecji veljavi kot je
Sc kdaj bill. MoSki in zenske v
pisarnah bodo belo-snazno oble-
cent in dostoianstvo tega sloja,
XII pise, racuna, tipka in rise, be
dvignjeno do novih visin.
Skoro vsem v tel kampanji
obljubljajo vec kakor pa onim,
katerih je najvec, to je, CARA
Gem V fabrikah in V industriii
in pa dninarjem ma farmah.
Kakor V vseh prejsnjih volil-
nih kampanjah, tako Sc tudi V
sedanji obeta vsakemu in vsem
vse mogoce in tudi nemogoce
stvari.
A vse tie in vse sorte druge
obljube, XII Jill poslusate-nam-
rec ako ste Jill hoteli posluSati,
pa bodo povsem pozabljene in
mic vec ponavljane cd poldneva
naprej prihodnji torek. Kajti do
tiste ure obljube Sc kaj zalezejo.
Pc II. uri pa je kandidatom
re vse emo, kajti tedaj SO volilci
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NE POZABITE PRED
STAVE 10. DECEMBRA

Chicago, Ill. - Veriemite ali
ne, da krozi med nasim obcin-
stvom tn in " okolici re vec sto
vstopnic "a predstavo drame v
treh dejanjih 'Norec', XII be
vprizorjena V dvorani SNIP V
nedeljo 10. decembra. Cena v
predprodaji jim je Csc. Pc "a
ninlanju sodec DO dvorana ma
bitsa.
Drama je zajeta IL ljubezen-
skin in druzinskih zapletliajev,
XII Sc kupicijo drug vrh drugega
in Sc koncajo maScevanju, v
polomih in V grozi.
lmejte V vidu, da je nedelja
10. decembra dan te predstave
in pa da Sc je gotovo udelezite.
Vprizarja 10 dramski odsek klu-
ba st. l JSZ V reziji Milana
Medveska.