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Evening star., 1944-12-18
LSU Students Threaten
Strike in Kiss Case
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. IA
student strike was threatened today
at Louisiana State University un-
less a pretty 18-year-old coed who
wrote a leaf1et on sex and campus
kissing is reinstated.
The girl, Gloria Jeanne Heller,
daughter of Havana, Cuba, hotel
manager, resigned last week at the
request, she said of President w. B.
Hatcher. A coed without college,
she continued to stick around"
Miss Heller said she had written
and distributed the leaflet in an
attempt to show that thought the
university dealt with sex problems
in such way as to overemphasize
them"
She said she objected to university
action against some of her friends
kissing their dates" goodnight and
quoted Mr.. Hatcher as saying there
will be no kissing OF students here"
The student council, told by cam
pus leaders that general student
strike was threatened, adopted a
resolution last night protesting the
manner in which Miss Heller was
ordered" TO leave the university.
The resolution termed the action
OF Mr.. Hatcher "a violation of the
student council code and therefore
invalid" and the council informed
Mr.. Hatcher strike was imminent
unless prompt action" is taken.
Mr.. Hatcher told Lloyd Wheat.
student council president, that he
would meet with the council tomor-
row to discuss the situation
Evening star., 1944-12-18
4 Killed, 18 Hurt by Fire
In Apartment House

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 18.-
Four persons were killed and at least
Is persons were injured yesterday
as flames swept a three-story apart
ment building in downtown South
Bend
Coroner T. C. Goraczewski inden-
titled the dead as Mrs. Tommye
Banks, 81; Mrs. Annabelle Martin,
%; Ira Scott, and Leonard Sykes, 54,
all of South Bend.
The two women died after leaping
from third-story rooms. The men
burned to death.
None of the injured was in serious
condition.
Evening star., 1944-12-18
Youth Killed by Bottle
Thrown From BuiIdinq

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Dec. ia 16-year- -old
student, Jimmie Hawkins of Atlanta
slumped TO the sidewalk Saturday
night-dead.
Nearby, in gutter, lay the
shattered pieces of whisky bottle.
City Detective J. M. Pack said the
youth apparently had been hit by
the bottle that fell or was thrown
from a nearby building.
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10
Mrs. E. Harris
CME Editor
Speaks Here

Mrs. f. W. F. Harris, Editor
of the Messenger, the official or
gan of the Missionary Depart
ment of the C. NJ. f. Church ad-
dressed Missionaries Of the Lit
tie Rock Conference at meeting
at the Miles Chapel c. NJ. +.
Church, 9Th and Bender street.
Mrs. A. A. Womack. Annual Con
ference President was in charge
of arrangements.
In a brief program, Mrs. A.
c. Shanks and Mrs. Lillian Thorn,
as served as soloists with spec
ial music furnished by the sen
ior choir. Rev. J. C. Clay, pre-
siding elder of the FIT. Smith Dis
trict, Rev. H. c. Ewing, of the
Little Rock District, Rev. Ben
7. Carter, pastor of Leach Chapel
and Rev. l.. T. Turner Of Bullock
Temple were among ministers
present to pledge their support
of the missionary program.
DR.. A. A. Womack, chairman
of the Steward Board represent
ed the pastor, Rev. E. Dyer, who
was absent due to illness.
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10
MRS. FONTAINF is BETTER

From hospital reports, Mrs /. Fontaine Head NUrs
ut the United Friends Hospital is much better this week
having been confined to her with attack of nu
enZa.
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10

Following business meeting of the Gay Pals Club in
charge of Miss Margaret Craig at the home of Mrs Dor
othv Ester in progressive whist game that followed Miss
Willie Bowman first prize with other prizes going to
Mrs Susie Davis and BOBBY award to Mrs Freddie White
guest prizes by Mrs Lucille McGruder and Mrs
Bertha Thacker and boody lin this group went to Mrs
Lenora Brandon Mrs. Johnnie Jordan q Tuxedo Courts
will be next hostess announced by Mrs Ester secretary
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10
February Bride

The former Miss l.. Y. Brown,
of Leland, Miss, chose a tan mil
itary suit when she became the
bride of Sgt. Andrew A Rocks
Jr., in a quiet ceremony perform
ed in Memphis, Tenn. February
S, in the presence of few close
friends and relatives. Mrs. l.. r.
Bates. an aunt of Memphis, gave
the bride away.
The young couple spent a brief
honeymoon in Memphis and sur
rounding points prior to Sgt,
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10

bride. February s, in Memphis,
Tenn.
Sgt Rocks is stationed at Camp
Swift. Texas. The young couples
marriage ended an old romance.
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10
"y" FOR VICTORY GIRLS CLUB

He'd regular meeting at The home Of Mrs. Juanta Rob
nson Tuesday night with business session in charge Of
Mrs Anne Yancy. Mrs Francis Whaley served CO.
hostess Mrs. Franklin was guest of the evening. Mrs
Robinson and Mrs Whaey served delicious refreshments
Mrs Vivian Bakely is reporter
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10
\ MUST DATE

Monday mite March Goth is must date for that is the
nioh that 19ts gift to radio stage and Mrs Joe
ous Marva to you makes her debut in Little Rock at
the Robinson Auditorium with Nat ToWes and his orchestra
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10
NIGHT HAWKS TO HEAR LEAGUE MEMBER

At weekly meeting Of the Twenty-One Night Hawk
Club Inc, Monday night Mrs Gertrude Rutledge repre-
sentative of the Women's Improvement Club made re-
port recent tea sponsored jointly by the two organz
tons and stated that Mrs B. Carey holder of the lucky
number win the set of dishes r. O. Burgess president
the club presided and announced that representative
of the Urban League would address the group at the next
meeting Host of the evening Henry Chism who served
a delicious repast. F. L. (Red) Futch is reporter
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10
LEAP YEAR BIRTHDAY -.

For four years, Mrs. Alvie j. Moore, wife of S-Sgt
n Moore has been unable to celebrate birthday but
Tuesday, Feb. 29h a happy when she feted
by her mother Mrs w. M. Murphy of 2411 E. 9th street
huge birthday cake decorated in patriotic coor (baked
by Mohe center for the refreshment table An
ing of games to add to the enjoyment of the following
Guests: Mr. and Mrs Tucker Mr. and Mrs T. B. Cohen
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Thomas c. Mayfield E. Lewis Mrs R.
T. Overstreet Mrs. A. Jenkins, Mrs w Williams, Miss f.
Mosev Mrs. s. T. Thomas Mrs H. Pruitt Mrs. A. Bryant,
Mrs. L. M Mathis and out of town guests Mrs M.
T. Watkins and Mrs A. Addison of Dermott.
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10
BABY CHATTER
MISS WEAVER ENTERTAINs MISS SMITH

Miss Marion L. Weaver Of I62O 1zard Street enter
tained Miss Jean Smith of Malvern, Saturday, March A.
Those hand to make the affair the Misses
Eris and Avis Fowler, Richmond Chldress Catherine VIII
ams Fausne Chidress. Miss Smith is young sister of
Miss Clara B. Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10

Rocks departure for camp.
Mrs. Rocks serves as bookkeep-
er of this paper.
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10
Something To
Fight For"

Was probably the reason, Sgt
Andrew A. Rocks Jr., took ad-
vantage of a disadvantage and
was one of the principals in
wedding ceremony, when the form
or Miss l.. V. Brown became his
Arkansas State press., 1944-03-10

guests of the Henry Bobo family l417 W. 14th Street Mrs
Anderson guest of the Longs in Pine Bluff, but will
make her home in Chicago, having travelled extensively
with her husband who is the armed forces and now
in England Miss Long teacher at the jefferson County
Training School of Wabbaseka +. Sgt and Mrs. Frank
Branch here for indefinite stay in the Duke residence
2l23 W. 9th street The lovely couple have just returned
Clark Texas is also guest in the home and friend of Mrs
Branch She is enroute to her home in Tennessee Pfc
Rossie Taylor former resident of Prescott and Nashville
and with the Womens Army Corps at Stanton Island
N y is in the city first urough since joining the aux
liary sect Well Soon is wish for Mrs. Helen Book
Ivey principal of Capitol Hill School who is among shut
ms DR.. j. M. Robinson expert surgeon made hurried
business trip St Louis this week His Dr. John Mar
SHALL Jr stationed in nearby jefferson Barracks Mo-,
with the U, S. Army.
BABY CHATTER
Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Owens proud parents of a
baby girl born February Rev. Owens is pastor of Payne
Chapel A. NJ f. Zion Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Miller Gets
Cryptic Wire

GLENN MILLER recently re-
ceived A seventeen word note from
Charlie Spyak that gave hun 2
lot Of pleasure Some years ago
SpIvak hCSTtdrTd 70 form ms own
band but WIS counSClcd 20 do 50
by Miller Untl this summer Mil
ler's band held tho record for tho
Hotel Pennsylvania Tncn SpNak
moved IN hftcr thc engagement
Spivak wired Sony ] broke your
record Glenn but ! had 20 do L
10 prove you were right
Spiyak has been breaking rec
ordS everywhere and on Friday
night will move INTO Eastwood
Gardens for a weeks engagement
Glen Gray and his Casa Iona
Band will remain through Thurs
day night ON Saturday August
70. the Murray Body Corp
Local Go Will hold an all day
outing and picnic IN Eastwood :
grove and viii celebrate by swim
ming and amusement rides
Tomorrow night will be Car
niVal Night IN the amusement
area with ali rides AZ reduced
rates Bobby Sherroods band
which recently appeared ~ the
Downtown with tho Rochester
stage show has been booked to
start the week OF August y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Final Days
For Contest

THERE ARE three more days
in which 10 enter the M-G-M
Bathing Beauty contest being con-
Quoted by the Michigan Theater
in connection with the current
showing OF Bathing Beauty"
star-studded Technicolor musical
co-starring Red SHELTON and
Esther Williams. Entry blanks
and complete contest rules are
available in the lobby OF the
Michigan Theater
Preliminary Examinations will be
made backstage OF the Michigan
Theater. Thursday. August 10,
starting -si-z-p.-m-rAe- final eea-
testants will parade across the
Michigan stage in bathing suits
the week of August 18th TO the
music OF Ozzie Nelson and his
band. First. second and third
prize winners in the local contest
will be selected by audience APP
plause.
The first-prize winner will be
entered in the final contest which
offers the opportunity OF fame and
fortune TO the lucky girl plus a
top prize OF $500 in War Bonds
A one hundred dollar bond and
two fifty dollar bonds will be
awarded the three winners IN the
local contest with additional
prizes of Lee Swimplay Suits and
autographed photographs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Gibson Range
Output O.k'd

GREENVILLE, Mich. Aug. 7
(UP)-The Gibson Refrigerator
Corp. has been granted a release
from government restrictions 10
begin limited production Of cleo
trio ranges for civilian use. L. w
Hamper general manager, had
announced today.
Hamper said however that
partial war production Will con-
tinue at the Greenville plant and
the usual war output VIII be
maintained al the Bedding, Mich.
branch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Latin Quarter to Open Here
BY CHARLES GENTRY

the entertainment food and general policy OF the place
which will be exactly like the New York and Boston
establishments.
This company is represented here by the well known
attorney Herman August who assures US that THIS VIII be
something more ornate than Detroit has ever had.
Full productions starring we'll known Broadway and
Chicago favortes, will be presented every two weeks the
shows being New York and then brought here
final rehearsals with the large chorus OF carefully
selected girls.
Plans already drawn up contracts signed and prep
araons architectural designs begin this week
II everything goes according schedule Derots Latin
Quarter viii open early in September
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07

AT LONG last Detroit is going to have its own Latin
Quarter We don't that the Bohemians are taking
over but the night club the present Grand Terrace
Casino will be transformed into Latin Quarter similar TO
the lavish in New York Boston and Miami, under the
direction Of the sfterdsk enrepreneur Lew Walters who
arrives in town this week.
The new Latin Quarter Grand Blvd will be COM
pletey rebuilt and redecorated into smart theaer'res-
taurant according Norman Ross, OF the present
owners has persuaded Walters and his associates TO
take the management
Arthur Rozen and Nat Harris two Of the members
of Walters personnel who viii be here 10 take charge OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Crosse Pointer
~ Radio esltiins

WASHINGTON. Aug : lNSl
Miss Margaret Miller radio
writer of New York and Paul w
White director OF news broadcdstS
for the Columbia BroadceSting
System were honcymoonng
AZ their marriage here Satur-
day. the couple was attended 10y
Mrs. Carl r. Shelton of Crosse
Pointe. Mich. and Marx Loeb
New York radio director and pro-
Queer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07

Detroit Times critic.
Charles Gentry, gets a load
of how William BendiX
would decorate a night
club if he really owned one
instead of pretending to be
the proprietor of the spot
in Greenwich Village
which is currently showing
al the Fox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
New Concern
Formed Here

LANSING. Aug Z CUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today had an
nounced the filing of articles OF
incorporation for lsobart Inc.
1863 PenobScot Building, Detroit
r. O. Tague. Detroit. r b Morse
and l. a Morse Port Huron. in
corporators; real estate 10000
common stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Gel Thrill

WILLIAM BENDIX gavo Gus
toners of q grocery IN his neigh
borhood a thrill when he stepped
behind the counter and helped
with the trade during a rush
period.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18

9ann beiabl er ielner 8ruppe. Ell.
nen 6euerid,irm sn legen unN gina
ganS alien Dor.
Gr tDtete jluei Seutibe, Ole aus
einem nabpn Sans aui ibn ieller.
ten. Gr ihlopite nun binter oas
ielnem 8Hpebr Die 3lpei Naun Der
9eiasung ,nieOer. Iann tnallte er
in einem 5ue:ten Neit eiuen mel.
terell Ieutihen ab uno nabHl nod
einen oeutifen Winenmerierbeob bad,.
ter eisenbdnois 9eian9en.
SbilOers, Der uor Dem ariege
@arasenmehanifer mar, 1T aui oeln
Shlahtielo in Si5ilien gum 3eut.
nant uegen ieiner 5iibrereiSenihai.
ten beiOroert morOen. Gr ielblt ,uotl-
tx iiber ieine 1at. oe ibm Die bod.
ite Belobnuns Der HatIon brahte.
MIR lagen: .Oamals id)ieh es mir
gar nlht 10 etpas 8eionoeres! W:r
ale mubten. oaB pt.pas getan mer.
oen miiiie. uno 5mar ihnet. Sd
batte meinen Ylan, mas 81 tun iel.
unN mir taten IS ebem. +" - ,'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
Msldsi Euch irsiwillig
eur Landarbeii!
tA.'duns der offie. Of Wa, information,

@aibinston. - Sn 3uiammen-
arbeit NIT Der @ar 1ooO Iomini.
ltration uno ser @ar Wanpotper
Gommiiiion meiit Die Office Of 8ar
Sniormation onraui bin, mie man
iid mdbreno oes Sommers nus-
bringeno in lanop;rtihaftlid)er Ir-
bet freipiIIig betdtigen fann. UNI
oaourd bel ser 4i1ifiiaung Der Sc.
Observation-Disclosures Der Station nad
leinen &rditen mit3ubelfen.
Seoe Herion, Die oen sanaen
CONNER lber 3eit. bot, um oils
Musbelier aui cine Garm 3u eeben.
loate iih id)en iett freipiQia, mel
ben, uno 5lpar bel ser nGfiten
3meiglte0e oes u. 8. employment
SerUoe. 9ieienieen fbod, Die nur
elm paar 5age ooer @o4en per.
fiigbar baben, iouten parten. Bis
IN ibren Ortidoften Greimiliiee 8ur
Sanoarbeit oufeeruien meroen.
S4iiler bon Sigh S6ool& Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
Rurioie Ooti,en aus oen
II. 8. u.

Mar'baapille, Georgia, Elm Stdbt=
d)en bon 931 giltpobnern, muroe bon
Seutld)en gegriinoet, oie Inn 1890
nah Srangeblrg, Sputb Carolina,
9efon1nen maren. Salt 100 Sabre jpi-
ter beId)loiien beren gtad)fommeu,
irelter tpelttpdrts 81 sieben, uno Elm
seil Der @ruppe fam nad) bier, mo-
Die Gantld,en groBe 2Gnhereien ertpar-
ben. EfiriiihbGllme l,no @ein1tode
alisietten llno 3rpiabelaespddie,
bauptIahlid Spa5intben, anpflansten.
Sie Fiiriid,bdnme ihlueen iebr g1t
an. uno Georgia tpuroe INN cine ssn-
ontrie reifer. Georgia Yea1es fins
iett ebenio befannt ipie faIifornilde
Dlpfeliinen. 9ie Nabfommen ser frii-
ben Sieeler baben untereinanoer ae-
beiratet uno iidl itets bon Sen anoeren
gepobnern bes Staates getrennt ae-
balten. Sic iino itol5 barairf. baB ibr
'tStdotden feinen Medtsanpalt, feinen
Danfee, fein ;silmtbeater ODER @ino
beiibt, tpabrlid cine bemerfensuerte
Grrungenihait.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
GnelaitH bot ,penieer
-. ~ eiieft als
4. =. q. u,t% KanoHa
tMsldVns DEF Office Of wo' information,

iMsldvns de, Office Of wo, information,
Baibington. @ie Ser ,Gom-
JlneS Goo6 8oarS" berihtet, erbGlt
Der GurdihnittsenslGnSer meniser
Nabrungsmittel, oils Ser Mmer:faner
uno' &ana0ier uno Spar geraoe
10 piei, nm ie;ne CeIunobeit uno
Arbeitsfraft 3u erbalten. Mud oies
lit aber nur oaourh m0slib. ooB
1SN un6 &anaoa erbeblibe Wen-
gen BON 0ebensmitteln na1 Gng-
lanS id)iden.
1ieie Jeititeauns III in einem BON
Der slmtsiteQe ioeben befannt ge-
gebenen Beriht entbalten, Ser Bis.
ber 5uDerldiii9iten uno eri9opieno-
item 3niammeniteQuns Der 2ebens-
nittelmensen, Die allen orei 0GnOern
uno ibren 8iireern beutieen cages
sur 8eriiigilne lteben. Or pergleitt
oies NIT Dem Observation-Disclosures
ben aqe orei 2dnSer Dor Dem ar.eae
batten, uno fommt babei 3u Dem
Grgebnis. bob ibr grn6brunssitano
Dor Dem 4rieee uneeidbr sleih mar,
obwobl in Den 0ereinieten Staoten
!. q. mebr Molfereiprooutte, &C.
fliieel. gier uno Obit als in gna-
!dno un6 nett mebr Obit uno Sc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18
niiie aIs in 4anaoa gegeiien tpur.

Oer.
Ser Observation-Disclosures in
&anaoa mar Dem in llSM i'm Sabre
1943 proportional iebr nabe, uno
in beioen 2dnoern NOR er auf Dem
gleihen Nioeau mie in oen Sabren
1885 biz 1889, ooer iosar nod
oariiber. Sn gnglano lit er ieood)
gegeniiber l935-1939 Itarf 5uriid
geganeen, oa ser gbiaQ ser Git
fubr ielbit pon fonaentrierterer unS
peritarfter Eroouftion babeim nihi
ausgeglihen meroen fonnte. gnoe
1910 NOR beionbers ser 8erbrauh)
pon 6leiif, 0etten uno 3uder in
England itarf 5uriidseganaen, uno
in Der eriten Sdlfte oes Sabres
1871 erreibte Die 2ebensmittel.
frappbeit ibren Sobepunft.
Grit mt 9eginn oes gintreiiens
bon Seno-9eaie Senounsen Gnoerte
iih bies i'm 3peiten Salbiabr 194l.
unS Die 8eoeutuns oieier 2ieierun.
gen aus uSM unb &anaoa miro
Nenn aud in Dem 9erihte ganS be-
ienSers unterltriden. Mber aud)
beute nod lit Die Grndbrung ser
Gngldnocr neitaus pen:eer attraf.
tin, ablpefIlungsreit uno 5uiaeeno,
ais Die Ser Amerifaner uno aa-
na0ier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18

uiiiie. Sati1hllh bebaupten lie,
srobes Sntereiie on elmer ssreuna-
Idldit nit Amerifa 5u taben.
Gor ti,rsem iaata Elm argentini,
id,er Snouitrieler i'm meientlihen
6olaenoes: .@ir iino nitt oaseaen.
onb oie Hereinafter Staaten ienen
Dirtidlait.idsn GinIInb ausiiber.
Sen lie tereitS in Siioamerifa ac.
monnen baben ODER nod getpinnen
mollen. aber mir iino Der Nniiht.
saB mir oas &edlt bobcn, ebenic gu
hcnoeln in 8e,ua aui einiee fir
omerifaniid,e 91nber. ocren MGrfte
l,nN Robitpfie CUR Ausoebnma nm
irrer Snoultricn nid)tia iino.' @'r
behinbern nid,t ocn mlrtit)aitlihen
GlniluB scr 0creinig:en Staaten in
itrer Sntereiienipbdre. uno lie iou.
ten uhs in Der uniereu nirft entge,
lenarbeiten." -. 30 r,
Sn pulitiid,cr Siniid,t bat Ole
I'm on DER SnNuitr:e ibr Yroeramm
Gem Erdiioenten Gheln,iro Sarrell
ilno &riessminiiter Suan Eerpn an
aebanst uno piele bctrad,ten Yeron
als ben" Moi,n Der Snnuitriellen.
Sic iinb oamit einperitanoen. oal,
&eron Die MrRiterihait unO ois
slipirationen Ger aommuniiten 81
6ailie riifiid)ts!os nieoerhdlt. mol,
len aber, 5um llnterichieo uon ibreu
Gonturrenten aus Dem ertrem.na
tlnnal itiihen Eager, Mrsentlnien
niht in einen aonilift nit hen Der.
einigten Staaten perIpidelt baben.
!. 3as 2eitmptip Ser ncuen 8piue.
suns lit Der aonfurrensitreit mil
@raiilien. JiibrenOe argentiniitF
Mirtihaftsfreiie iino lid, Der @einhl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18

Montep SEQ (SIA.) - Sniolgi
Ger ieniationellen polit.id,en Greis
niiie in @ucnos aires lit nQgemein
iibcriehen rpcroen. nai, in,niitcn
ron SnNuitrielen in slraentinirr
cine 0eDegung Ianeiert purbe. 81!
Hieics 2nno gum 20 ttelpunft zines
pirtidaitIichen .iiiSlihen glods" in
Sateinamerifa MAIDEN nil 3ncj
':!Gd,tige orgentiniidle Sraaniintio
nen. Die Union Der Snouitr;e lmr
rie Mraentin id'e ssOoeration iii,
SanNel. SnSuItrie uno Yroouftion
toben Nie gelpcarme entfeiie1t. oir
auberoem pon nirtidlaitIiden Grei-
len purpGrts aetrichcn miro. -
Ger poraeiflaaene Stnatenblod
Her .glouuo sluitral" (Siioilfg
9lodl pia GbiIe. Harsauan- una
9olipicu. moslidrrmeir. aud, llru-
dilan lno Berlt uilter, Mrsentin ems
,Siibruna SuiammenihpciBen. nm
Gen unter Dem Sfllite Ser @ereiniy.
.en Staatcn marhienoen giniluB
9raiiliens in Siibamcrifa 81 fonier,
farrieren., 80. -,
Gin .1oridunssausihub" Dc,
arsentiniifen Union Ser Snbuitris
bat ioeban einen Gorid,laa 5ur
ShlieBung elmer 3olunlon nit Gb,
lie, 8olipien Haraguap unN llru.
y,lap. etnaigenials unter einbe5ie.
hung Yerus, peroffentliht.
Gin io!d)cr 8lof tpiiroe natiirlid'
Observation-Disclosures Segeniiber ben
Sereinigteu Staaten bebeuten. OBJ
:pobl Die geiiirmorter oes glods be-
tonen, Daf cine .iolhe @lrtihaits,
tonfurrenS nidlt Acknowledgements
aui Die politiidp SpbGre iibergreiIe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18

tepubt. Sc sic mirtidlaitlihcn 60.
paSitdt uno Yronuftionsfraii 9ra
iiiiens bartlett. unN teii.rd,ten @ra
iiliens nirtifnitlihe llebcriliiselunl
Nrgcntinicns. lfit amerifaniihe,
ltnteritiitung, iagen lie. miro Bra.
iiIien in ser Gage ie;n. sic poIitiidN
uno mirtihaitl:he Scgcn,onp in
SiiNanerifa su errinaen.
I'm nit 0raiilipn eriolgreih Ton
furrieren 81, fonnen - 10 gebt oei
Gcoanfenaans peiter, mus iih ar,
aentinien iiir ieine i'm Muibau be.
ariiicnen Snouitrien AbiabmGrftt
Inh Hobitofiqnellcn iihern, Die o.,
rem Vraiiliens gleiffommen. Sold)
&Grfte uno &obltoiic iino in ocn
onaeiiibrten 9Gnoern oes .gloau,
auitraI" porbanhcn. @enn o'eier
@lod tatiGd,lih. .su argentiniens
giniluBiphdre miro. fam dnaenom.
men ueroen. baB es 5u elmer Sn-
ouitriemaht i'm Hansr Staliens
rber Oranfreihs miro.
Nebeu Nrsentinieas cisencr @e,
treioe-. Jleiih.; Sblt-. uno Yilan.
5cnoler5eusuns batte es in, rSiioli.
den 8lod" iolgenoe Msrarerjeua-
niR una 9oSenid,Gte .5u ieiner Der.
iiisuns: @ummi. 3uder, SsaIer-
pilan5en, 50 Hrojent Der geiamten
@eltproouftion al StidItoii. Ye.
trcleum. aoble, Nanean, glei,
3inf, giien, 20 EroSent Ger @elt-
proonftipn on 0oliram. ~ Hro-
sent Der @eItproouftion on Slnn.
30 8rosent Ger Weltproouftion on
Antemen, Suediilter unb IL Err'
5ei,t Der 8eltprooi,tticn on Silber.
Naih.nenaemebrneii uno ihoB nIi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-18

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