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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Interntttrnr, Sound rnrru
BY SINCLAIR LEWIS
sS IAsAss MosSEeoMser FAC

kinen squatted beside jimmy drew her toward him and
she leaned with her back against shoulder and Cas
violently did not notice. But Cass followed her 70 the
kitchen and said Are you love with that Rosknen2
you engaged to him anything"
Not anything"
He kissed her long and seriously She squeezed away
from him with embarrassed Well. and fed Elmo Ros-
kinen came in glarng He said IL 70 ask YOU soue
thing I'm very fond OF Virginia notice YOU hanging
around her and you don't belong down here in sus"
"SIums9"
81 guess they're that 20 you I want to know what ths
idea u.s. II you're Just having fun I'd take chance on
killing you..- Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1945-11-01
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ACC0RDIONIST, male or female. to play
nightly in local restaurant. MA. 1913.
ACCOUNTANT, experience or training re-
air 5qired I,vE Apply I personnel ONCE. 2nd floor,
CANDY COUNTER CLERKS - Pleasant,
Apply aa any I PEOPLES % pR1d 0e sECnss!oa sToRE ol
CIGAR COUNTER CLERKS, full time,
pleasant, well-paid work. Chance for pro-
motion. Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG
STORE or employment ONCE, m st. ne.
CHECKER CLERKS. Iceland MARKET,
4750 Lee hwy. Arlington. GIL, 4545.
CLERK for sheet music department, some
knowledge. of music necessary. KITS.
cSgPLE eSs2 i 81 small nall boarding club, cooking
COUPLE, to live in country home, wife
cooking and g.h.w.; man work outside,
horses, chickens, etc. Upstairs room. 5k-
day week, SI25 mo- Only settled couple
who desire permanent home need apply.
Reference required Phone WI 6597
DRUG CLERKS, experience desirable, but
not necessary; good salary, vacation with
pay, 8 hours, 6-day week. Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or at employment
FOOD 1d cHECKiEk, experienced; excellen,
salary and meals. Apply steward, WARD
MAN PARK HOTEL. Connecticut ave. and
TOoD MSod'es And II; FOUNTAIN CLERKS AZ. ID
or over; experience not necessary. Is WI
will train you; good pay while learning
uniforms furnished and laundering free
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE 8,
employment ONCE. "a r st. ne.
Evening star., 1945-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE ARE IN DIRE NEED Of a home in a
tion; We can pay all cash. We will act
sssi IuCITE HOBBY @ KIT with with pounds Lucite.
dye, cement SS complete With h lnSstr1usti9ns; st
We HAVE oPENINGs for thres esn new ss hs as
counts. Full-time accounting of your
business for part-time fee. Statements of
eased GAS WAFER FfPs Il nHE as ao so 40
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment; sIi,yT Immediate seod Installation D. a.
COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING, tax and
audit service for small and medium con-
Germs; low cost, varying with business
y0sm WIZ soT aSp Be BGa REsPoSssnE seS ss for
HaExANpER SfhsSaSsfS MILLER, LIE sso4 51st yss ase..
e M: II s:s.. s2;s ss.4 ~
! Will PAY up to $4,000 cash for a
BABY afsa fIcFuREs TtP 10 CUTE Cute BABY BABY pictures
made in your home at modest prices by
% NOR sH sH sas aHd r ss
%oop e Sne i4oH Rd co{ c@{se
NoTicE Nosi ii p is HEREBY GIVEN that special
meeting of the stockholders of THE GREEN
LINE. INC, will be held at the office OF
the corporation, North Capitol and F sts.,
hour q Z = O'Clock pm. foT ths purpose .i d
authorized capital stock from $40. 900
sydsS int iSo shares o Of sIee each
each. c. n. Ellis. Frank L. Rossi and
James z. Wilson, directors.
Evening star., 1945-11-01
Deaths Reported

Katie Printz, "A, 1880 Lyman pl ne.
William Poland SO, 1116 D st. sc.
Theodore F. Seiwel, 81, 1912 Irving st
Gilbert L. Thompson, SO. Cleveland, Ohio
Betty Gooch, 5s, 100 East Clifton Terrace
Harry G. Graeve, So, 3S14 5th st. NV.
Just KarreSs, SO, 512 2nd st. NV
Nan G. Brenton, 4S, Manassas, Va.
Louis MCGOWAN, 4S, 1923 M st. NV.
Alberta Prescott, 81, 2S05 Adams Mill I'd
NV.
John G. Prescott, 80, Los Angeles, Calf
Pauline Bhaer, 27, 20 33rd st. ne.
Infant Grayson Counselman, Bethesda, Md
Infant Solomon, Arlington, Va.
Catherine Plummer, 81, Herndon, Va.
Robert Duncan, 76, 146 Hickman st. Sc
Lee Chong, SO. 514 9th st. NV.
Mable Galloway, 65, Arlington, Va.
Robert Briscoe, 65, Blue Plains.
Mary Gilmore, 46. 1134 11th st. NV.
Erleen Smith, 49,. 523 Haven't st. NV.
Mancie Foggie, 42, 1880 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-01
Births Reported
Carl and Ruth Allison, boy.

Earl and Ruth Allison. boy.
Ernest and Treon Anderson, girl.
John and Gertrude Bahlman, boy.
wexford and Bessie Blaine, girl.
Alexander and Betty Boyd. boy.
Fred and Elizabeth Chandler, girl.
Chancey and Ruth Chrismond, boy.
James and Helen Clover, girl.
John and Jeanette Cook, girl.
Joseph and Mary Davis, girl.
Eugene and Margaret Doyle, boy.
Thomas and Florence Dozier, boy.
Ray and Elizabeth Farmer, girl.
Lester and Rosalyn Glickman, boy.
David and Myrtle Goccia, boy,
William and Dorothy Cover, girl.
Lester and Esta Kelsey. boy.
Henry and Helen Hoberg, girl.
Howard and Johanna Jarboe, girl.
Gton GfHFss and AND ianis ney ki4bg Soy girl
Alfred and Virginia Kreckman, boy.
Nathan and Alice Leiderman, boy.
Glen and Roberta Liddiard, boy.
Carl and Kathleen Lindner, boy.
Abraham and Jetta Millman,. boy.
yy9seph and alid Mabel Muenzer; boy
John and Dorothy Murphy, boy.
William and June Nalley, boy.
Phillip, and Jessamine Nicholson, boy.
Grhy KeiVin and ahf Mary a Nuftins, Sfaison sir P0
Ralph and Dorothy McFetridge; boy.
Samuel and Regina Owens, girl;
Andrew and Florence Prandonf, girl.
George and Esther Price, girl.
John and Sophie Quick, girl.
Vincent and Evelyn Reigle, boy.
Carl and Lena Ricci, girl.
Walter and Helen Robertson, boy.
Charles and Sara Roybuck, girl.
Robert and Margaret Schenck, boy.
Herman and Marian Silver, boy;
William and Betty Stillwagon. boy.
David and Roma Strebe, boy.
Gustavus and Eleanor Swift, girl.
James and Eileen TAYLOR, girl;
leslie and Evelyn vel Tsyl15 girl Girl
Raymond and Mary weldon, girl.
Carl and Evelyn Werner, girl;
Latham and Helen Wylie, girl.
Edward and villa Bradshaw, boy.
Willie and Pearl Brown, boy.
Emanuel .hd apd M.fs Pfssg chsse girl giI
Jesse and Edna Harley, girl.
Robert and Gwendolyn Harris: girl.
Robert and Anna Jackson, girl.
William and Ollie. Jackson, boy.
James and Ophelia johnson: girl.
Davis and Hattie Leach, girl
William and Fannie Lee, twins) boy ar
Chase and Middleton Lloyd, girl.
Wayman and Phyllis Long, boy. -
Montfort and Inell Naylor, girl.
William and Frances McCray, boy.
Henry and Cleo Mcdonald, girl.
Danny and Martha Seto, girl.
William and Buelah Smith, boy.
James and Goldie Sydnor, boy
William and Mary Thomas, girl.
Willie and Mary Tucker, boy.
Edgar and Nellie Walker, girl.
Samuel ard Rebie whitaker. girl
Charles and Bertha Williams, girl.
Claude and Effie Willbanks, girl,
Evening star., 1945-11-01
\XE2,;;:f :; s
EXHIBITS

William T. Walter. Lewis Rubensteir
ings, Arts Club OF Washington, 10 am
New acquisitions in Rosenwald collec-
ton, National Gallery of Art. 10 am. to
pm. through Saturday. and to 10
Photographs of World War II leaders
by 1t. Comdr. Maurice. Constant, U. s.
~, =; f.; Msyaower Hotel. to IL PM
Pan-American book exposition. Pan
nn5sss Ameficsn tSIangs Hnion rsss am to 4;5O PM
Pm. Saturdays, and 8 to pm. Sundays
through November IL.
Fragonard drawings. Phillips Memorial
am. to 6 pm. Tuesdays through Saturdays
and 3 to 2 pm. Sundays through Novem-
Sculpture and jewelry by Electra wag-
4:30 pm. Mondays. 8 am. to 4 80 pm;
pm. Sundays through November. 49,.
Japanese and German surrender docu-
ments. papers and museum pieces OF late
Naval Academy exhibits and Admiral Perry
papers. National Archives, S;45 am to
5;l5 pm; weekdays and 1:3o to pm.
Chrysanthemum exhibits, Dumba rton
Oaks garden, 1870 am. to noon Wednes-
day and 2 to 8 pm. Saturdays and Sun
Hydrographic Once of Navy SECRET
and CONFIDENTIAL charts through Decem-
Der Il navy COaSt ana hldflIt
Corps war photographs through Decem-
from Rosenwald collection through jan
uary 15, 1916, Library of Congress-. 9 am.
to 10 pm. Mondsy through Fridays. 8
am. to 6 pm. Saturdays and 11:30 am.
to 10 pm. Sundays.
MUSIC.
Budapest String Quartet. Library of Con-
eress, $50 O'Clock tonight.
Marie OlsVe, sporano; Matteo Mezza-
notte and Alba Rosa Victor, vlollnists, Arts
Club, $40 o'clock tonight.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belaseo Theater,
tonight: Pepso Post entertainers and
Henry Hood, singer. with Merton Stein
Dance, washington Labor Canteen, 1919
Eibhteenth street NV, o'clock tonight.
Current events discussion group, $50 pm.
today. Veterans invited.
Halloween party, Rhoades Service CLUB.
1915 Fourth street s. W, $50 O'Clock to-
Dance with All-Service Band, NCCS-
USO., 91S Tenth street NV" $50 O'Clock
DInking night, Uso Club, 1911 street
NV, O'Clock tonight.
ofhcers: Dance, Junior oficers of
Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 5000, or any of the fol-
lowing USOS: Executive 042S, National
3431, National 06l4 or Republic 1927.
Colored personnel may call USO. Decatur
1864, or War Hospitality. Decatur G76S.
Evening star., 1945-11-01
HELP MEN and WOMEN tcent.)

Man AND WIFE, no children. On farm.
nearby Nd; wife for g.h.w,; good salary
with y furntshsd sans houss Apply 1921 7th
hosPdF Bsssssda Md
permanent work: good salaries and meals.
SHOE FILTERS WANTED - Experienced
preferrsd ra,i but not Necessary: salary and
psFmansPs Dsca sp position sadt Apply sDloyWspt
SHOE SALESPEOfLE, experienced in sell
ing fne shoes; permanent positions. good
salaries pleasant working conditions. Ap-
ply Mr.. Sigmon. HAHN SHOE STORES,
1888 Connecticut ave.
SWITCHBoARD-elevator operator. Sunday
evenings only. $3.50 to 1870. Good
working conditions. Apply CLIFTON
MANOR APIS, 2514 14th st. NV.
TELEPHONE sOIICITORS-Liberal COM
mission paid on fast-selling product, part
or fun time: unlimited phone essential
Call GE S992 for particulars.
Apply RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD.
WHITE restaurant help wanted, good
salary, excel, working cond.; short-order
cooks and Kitchen helpers salad girls,
sandwich girls, steamtable girls. busgirls,
dishwashers, porters. and busboys. Call
Evening star., 1945-11-01
Church Group to View Film

A motion picture entitled Mid
night Movies in Animal Land" will
be shown at o'clock tonight in the
auditorium of the Universalist
Church, Sixteenth and S streets
NV. The film is one of a series of
wild life screen tours sponsored
jointly by the District audubon So
ciety and the National Capital
Parks.
Evening star., 1945-11-01
HELP MEN.

ADVERTISING layout-copy man-This is
opportunity and paying q top salary to
the advertising man qualified TO handle
the work. Only those who have had
SOUND department store or agency experi-
ence need apply. others will not be con-
sidered.. Apply between 8 and $3.50 am.
or phone for appointment at Executive
S700. KAL, EHRLICH q MERRICK AD-
VERUsING, 314 Star Bldg.
Evening star., 1945-11-01

statesmen (2) wanted once cnce, salary
plus commission. expenses paid; experienee nc
g1d5; gg1Idd5; en-; to 4 pm. ask for MRS
SALESMAN-Leading auto parts mfgr. will
their established wholesalers in p. C., va,
car and be free to travel Salary and ex-
Close 'si nonreturns5ie snapshot. SsiSS BOX 7s-c.
sxLEsMEN-Experienced on mems cloth
46ssa1 sasS eo A5s
sia saLEsMAS Is AN to call on drug and dept
pIsTRIBUToRs, sse Eye st. NV.
dept: excellent salary, steady position.
cS see seed nth mols st. sas.men ng with
Mr. SPARKS. sSo1 Biadensburs @ g I'd. d. me- ne.
SAIL SALESMAN. N, o to call On the hardware. dept
Tor the right man. EIEcTRfc EiH Rs0pSs1511s EoufP
SALESMAN ays Ii SR hard 1yls and
soft floor covering line; permanent posi-
tion with long established Arm; good sal
aer cr9 S0nns co sol s ouA A
ried: wholesale line to local stores; .exper.
Af - ~o-
sA! szIEs!.Ifzss'. az. .ussmotlvs or min supply sx.
perience .desirable; good record, pleasing
psTIsoaaaiity PEI son in5tiatiys d and an1hition rs,
SALESMAN, real estate: we have more
listings and prospects to match up than W.
can handle. 2 live wire can step into real
and assistance; Get started now and be Il
estate boom. Gail MITCHELL QUICK. fol
apporlstment.s y ~ e ~, 9 2SaI or RA; 34lS.
enced military uniforms and accessories
good salary. JEROME W. WITT. 42t
s1IEsMAN-CoLLECToR, with car, to sell
nationally used service to commercial
establishments; salary and commission
excellent position for DISCHARGED service.
man. GAS CONSUMERS ASSOCIATION
1904 10th st. NV.
statesmen, exper.. for clothing and fur.
nishings depts., modern mems wear store
excel salary, permanent. MUTUAL
STORES. cor. 9th and 5 SITS. NV.
SALES MANAGER with exp in retail stor,
manAgement: disabled veteran or handi
capped person considered, 1918 New
Hampshire ave. NV. NE. 6566.
Evening star., 1945-11-01

CHESTNUT FARMS DAIRY. 1856 Penn.
MiLK ROUTE statesmen, ages "A to 80;
all daywork, 6.day week; ayerase earn:
hsYp ingS; $50 9o, te Ss9 week. THoMPsoN's
MILLWoRK MECHANICS, sash and door
men, cabinetmakers; open shop; apply in
person. Write or phone NO. 1900, GAL
LITER & HUGUELY, INC, Sherman ave.
MoToRGYcLE RIDER tcolored) for lge.
automobile garage; permanent, job for a
saE6sRH Esa5ls nah Nc Apgl9g pa9o Hr s., Barham l.
nearby weekly capable taking charge. Box Box
sfdHf hi siaf MAN, colored, familiar with opera
lion OF switchboard, elevator and stoker,
for large apartment building, hours IL pm.
70 am See resident manager, 2100 10Th
NIGHT MAN, elevator and switchboard
operator, % experienced; 10 pm; to am.
ISSS ToSIE ,AgTs;: s. ssoi Arsonne Dl. NV. NV.
switchboard. in large downtown apt. BLDG. ~ !:
hours, pm. to am. Call Manager,
NfGHT WATCHMAN, elderly colored man
q good character. light duties required iisei
$$t Per week. Mrs. KS foil L paass1Rssi aoUsE
NdHF NSHFN wsTCHMRRNsMMnsa sysH MsRRsNns Ma be sober and
reliable. CLUB La coNGA.' Washington-
Baltimore blvu., Berwyn, Md.
OFFICE SALESMAN in order dept, whole
sale grocery; permanent position, splendid
Apgly IN person. rNTrEDn' FooD srHsSNS STORES Is;
S0Fpodk 1Fb is SLEkfcAET I'll AZ WORK. fun or par.
time, experience not necessary, training
paid for; 1S to 55 years of age; no rigid
physical requirements: learn to check
trafi1c, work full time days per week;
about S145 per month to start, including
bonus; we need full-time workers: how
ever, for part time we need men able to
report for work weekdays between 9 am.
and 7:30 a, m. and then work several hours.
or those able. to report for work between
3 pm. and 4 pm. and work at least 8
hours at time. Apply in person weekday
mornings. employment Office, Room 333.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., 36th and Pros
pect ave. NV Georgetown Take Route
No. 20, Cabin John streetcar.
Jones. MANHATTAN Laundry, 1925
Florida ave; NV, Dupont iii.
OIL BURNER installation men, get in q
booming industry now and assure your
self OF steady employment and opportunity
See MR. DRAPER. SO Patterson st. ne. e -
ORDERLY, colored, experienced, hours, 8
Pm pp1,se,IdS e = pm Aggply director Of nurses,
Edison sts., Arlington, VI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

gei Ser iuoiIi5iel,n ala'iii3lcrung
uou Slupbtiis MIRO in Setrabt ge
;pgrn. baR bas bette 2nlb. nad)
ocn mpoerritcn MethoSen bebullt
uno Dnbrldeiulih nit Scr Silie
e;r,l groben camille, Erofite ab.
wiril, iclbit nenu Ole Sebensrnittel.
preiie nico"il iino. Gtobli'ienlents
Ser &Iaiic brinacu @elo bel boben
Yreihn cin uno pe:lcu feine 81
1oheu Nerluiie uui. speln Die Gros
o:.ftc nitbt in gut geben. ,Sarnlcn
Ser n;corisiteN alulie nieien quite
&ecotlit, IN 9en Iebten > &ubreu
ouI loenl nidlt itlccbtes @etter
ooer Ataugrl on slrbeitstruiten Die
grnte b,hinoertcM. IS itebcn ihuwn
abr id)ledte ,3slten bepor, menn lie
niht ulrbeiiert miiroen.
Sier nliiiien oie Giiits uno
@oporuiis gersrnt neroen Jur-
men, ois Dahr'd)einlid) in Dic'er
SaiIon u.rfauft Deroen, iino iold)e.
Ole ibre eriteu itcHNigcn Yroiite ieit
Sen 9pon,tagen Guoe ser 2Oer
Sabre ab!oerfen. @ocorlliis Option
lit Don cincn iilteren Wtnnn, Der
81 alt lit. Die idrpere Mrbeit nui
elmer Molfereiiarm 81 lciiten. Sn-
iolg,oeiien lit es ls'lip mid)tiger,
6arn mo Scroe griinol;d, 81 prii-
zen. Ieltcre Sarlnbeiiber batten niht
oasIelbc Snterelie uno &eihidlit
felt. lid auT Del Nad,friegslpettbe
merb lllo oie Notnenoigfeit ser
&oltentsrabietllng uoryitereiten.
Vtan nr,B uiclleiht piel 5upiele
aithe iiitteru unO unterbringen. UNI
OeHlelben Grtrag 81 erbalten ben
elm 9tahbar nit einigen iiingeren,
beileren &iiben auI5lupeiieu bat.
SelbIt menn Ser 5uriidfebrenoe
Matroie ie.!Ie crit,n Is Sabre a,ti
Ger ,Sarrn uerbrad)te, ilt es ratiam.
elnen &urs in 2anomirtid)ait ;u
nebmen ME Die Shulen in Sen
mellten Staatsn i'm balo betel
weroel gei Ser 9erteiieruug Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11
Russen riehfen wieder
kIvbs fver Offiziere Elm

Wiosfau. - Sie Hute slrlnee, pie
tisber ieoen Soloate,l Oh er cit,
cinfad)er Yiann oes unteritell Gieilit-
grades poer ein General mar. Fit
ibren srlneeflubs falileraoid)ditlih
5u'ammenfomcn Iicb,t piro pnn: .iest
oh anb oas Gd,iIo rNur iiir Sfii'
,iere" Dor oic Siire bdngen.
Gic @eeres5eitlll,g .Heo Star" er-
fldrte lei Ger gefai;iltgabe oieier
nellelr Yolitif: ultnter' Dem ge9eu.
wartisen 3ultuno firHtreller slui-
f!drung lit es notwenois, ibatie
llnterlheibungen 5u iuud,e!t ums. Sic
eIr5ell,en Gruppsu setrennt Su boil
ten. Sas be5iebt lid) Dor aQem auf
Ole beipblene ginrittane bon Sni-
j!ersbduiern in oen 9e5irfen uno
8arniiOnen Der Hoten Irmee anltatt
ser bisberigne Sploatenbeime."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

geIatungsjpnen Der Neid)sbaupt
llaot 5l perteilen. 81 meiit banoeli
- iicb hat / nm Med,en. uuo 0eie.
bidder.
Gorlaufi9 liesen nod feineriei
slnjeihen oaiiir Dor. mann oie Uni.
oerlitdt Berlin ibren getrieb luieoer
anfllebmen fam.
Sbre MupteebduOe llnter oen
S;noen iinb nur nod, leere Shcien.
@IeihermaBen liegt aud) oas &c.
aauOe Der 1ehniiden &od)id)ule IN
Siuinen. Nad,furie fir Stuoenten
sur 9uffriihung iiiherer erlernter.
I'M ariea aber pergeiiener aenntniiie
uerben aber trosoem in beioen Qebr-
otlitalten absebalten, uno Die regel-
nldbisen &urie an Ger tehniihen
Srhid)ule oiiriten porausiid)tlih inn
Ge5ember miener auisenommen par'
sen. 0ie meiiten Mnmeloungen gu
Den Nahfurien an ser llniperiit6:
famen ioneit bon Weoijinltuoenten
sic ipenigiten bon 1beoloeieituecn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

Sarnlprobuftlon .pubrenb oes 8rle
ges purOen @iiienid)ait uno @e
'dlldlihfeit IN gooenaltsiliisung uni
acknowledgement me'entllh gefor
bert De genallllten &urie niisei
SaboratprirN, WibIiotbefen, Shul
farlnwerfItitteu uno anbere mooerils
Ginridtllngcu in pollem afab aus
Die Sdbiiler meroen unterridte1
iiber eas belttige &erbiltnis Sui
lhen Sarnltriib uno iSarmpaht
Wtan 5cist ibnen. Die Sorten &C,
Siibtet mcroen nelf)e Die &l,noel
piinIben. aonierpisrung uno Ser.
urbeitnng r.roen griiuolit gclebrt
IS suiiroe Sluiel YruouftIpn &C.
ben, luenn cine allDcmcinc slbman
oerilGg Don Der Staot ailis Sanl
ltattf.noen lpiiroe. Spr DEM &riep
bate man eillcu llebsrihub bon
3,OOO,O0O Turlnern. Ntan itreihe
plele segenp0rtise slusIanosan
'priihe u@o fibre beim NtilitGr be.
finNliche ,Sarmer 5uriid uno ois
Solaen i'm Iarnleinfomnmn peroen
iii feincr @eiie ipaiiig iein. llnr
pena man Die Sploaten nit einem
Salat iiir 9ilnd,, uno Srangeniait
SoaIt lalo aaiiee iiir 1riibitiid er.
ndbrt, miro man Icbeu, pas nit oe,
Mailc Der in Sen Serei,igten Staa
ten perfauiten Sebensmittcl miro.
Die Wolferei- Snouitrie hat ibr
NabfriegsplGne bereits in slnarii'
gelommen. Ytild) miro sur 9erltel
hug Don fiinltlihem @llnnti, 9eim
sSarbe. Gapier uno gerpus permen
rct. 0tittels Reflame mill man cine,
abnabme i'm &onlum bon Wilhpro
onften uprbeugen. Die 9eute ioQer
nadl Dem Groe Ger NatipnierunQ
lnebr &iie eiien. Gin Yreisitur3 oel
MoIfereiproOufte wiiroe iih in ia
brifen, Sdoen unO aui carmen aus.
luirfen. Ger 6armer in guten Ser
bdltaiiIen lit Elm gutter aunoe oer
iii Staoten erjeugteu 8aren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

Berlin. = 9ie rltiiiid,en Otilitiir
tehoroen in geiuidJlano saben be-
ionnt.. oab aqe Sfulen in ser 90
lpiet5onc ocs &eihes anl 1. Sftober
mleoererofTnet lperoen luiiroen. Sic
saben Den jultdnbigen oeutihen
amtsinltan5en 5pei Gage 3eit, ;hre
Sebrpldne uno 0ilten BON Sd,ulbii.
t,ern uno 9ebrperionen 5ur @eneb-
mignng por5ulesen. 9lae Glementar-
uno WitteliduIen mie aud Sanoels-
uno tehniihen Shulen meroen am
eimdbnten Gage oen unterrift uie.
Der auinebnlen. Mle Yripatidnlen
iino bisoabin in ofientlif)e Shnlen
um5npanbeln. Seine ShMlbiif,er,
sic unter Dem Na3iregime eeoruft
lDuroen. fonnen i'm llnterriht be-
Inubt meroen, aub ipenn Tie BON leill
tehniid,er Nattir iino
&ier in Der Reid)sbauptitaot ieIbit
lDeroen Die ShuIen Iaut Befannt-
5aabe Der Mniierten aommonoantur
am /. Ottober - am gleihen 1age,
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or oeni oie in ser Somiet5one oes
reltlider 2eihsgebiets ben Inter,
:idt rieoer allinebnNn bis aui
meiteres geihloiien meroen, nm Ne.
paraturen an ben Shulb1uiern 81
el moglifen, Cen ainbern ;Serien gu
aeben unb bas 2ebrperional in ole
yeoeutllng Ser Iemofratie eil5u
weiben.
Sir gerlins ainoer neroen oies
Sic erIten sscrien in Wonaten 'cin,
oenn Die Suiien batten Oen Inter.
riht ben gan5en CONNER iiber mel
tcrgefiibrt, um Die &inber in Der
fritiiden llebersangs5eit ppn oen
'StraBen 5u baltell.
Wdbreno Die Shulen geifIoIier
iiao.. iperoen in ser aan5en Staot
lleue Shulbiifer Sur Yerteilung &C.
bradt perSen. Die amerifaniihen
Veboroen, Die in oen eriten Wohen
nod ibrenl gin5ue in Berlin. 10.
600 Sdulbiider bereinbradten, &c.
oenten meitere 10000 in alien bier
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11
Vie siehi es in Deutschland aus?

,aupten fonneu
80 fam es. oab ielbit ais SUN,
serttauienoe nod Ae9ppten reil.en
ood) sic mirtliten Megpptenfenner
etr ielten hlieben. 8enau 10 lit es
lcllte nit SeutIhlonb. Gs lit in &C.
Juiiien arei'eu sic groBe afooe. BORT.
i'm iu iahren. Sie 8attinnen ser
Tiplomoten iliscn nad SaIiburg
iii oen sseitipielen uno iebcn iih uili
ser Niidreilc oie 5riimmer BON
Wfiind)cn lmo mpmoglid) nud elm
aonsentrationslaaer an. Sourn1ll.
itc beiragen oeutid,e &iuoer uuo lie
iinb eniiest iiber nutiunal'oiiuliili
'den 8eiit. ser nod, utter ibnel.
tcrrIht, neil bieIe &inoer mlI oie
Israse. luer Ser grobte 0tonn iel
i,iGlt nit r8oetbe" unN ..ShomaS
Mann" autlprrtcn Iunoern ,Srleo.
rih Sen OrrSen aismart oNer 10
aor Nopiepelt Stalin unS Gi'cn.
lomer nenner. &erionlth sin ldj
>ueroings nid,t gang iiher, raB nitt
,uf) elgliitIs nno omerifanl'he
0inoer als srobte Mdnner nid,t
SbateiWare, iuneern peit cber
yburhiu. Giienboper ober gar oH
Griinbe. ser gtombombc uennen
.pi;rSen.
Tud, id, ipaiie bier nitt. Sie Sai.
iade ,oa6 SutiitlanS INNER mebr
'iir sic iibrigtr Gurppder sll ci;le1n
n;befanuten 9sno piro. bab es &c.
raoe iait cs Niett lit. in cine ic1sper
,critGnoll,hc 3one Ser grotit rer.
idnpinoet, lit cine aro6e 8eioir.
Senn nm Ceutid'lano, menn mon
. iascn be:i, 81, retten. nm c. III
cen arcis Ser Sipiliiierten Natipne1
;uriifiiibren Su fonnen, nuub man -
cor ullen einnul fennen. 9tlln Glbl
= uber bcutc in nllen Grllt ge'rrn=
hen, mobl tounl nod, eincn lNcn
fcn, ser oas mirflih pon iih &c.
haupten fam. Selbit Sic hcd)tsn
olliicrten ,sunftiunGre in Seut'd,
!ouo perbliifieu einen inlner mieoer
1cnou uie sic alliierten Scllrnall'
ten, burd fire pGuigc llnfenntnl;
>cs 9unoes: cine llnfenntnis, Die ne
penn lie chrlih iino. oaourd, Su pei
itcfen irdlen. SaB iie lid, hinter 'Se.
mcinpliben uno iiberIebbaren Sta
.iitifen uerihau5en. Gie einjiaen. N<
roh eingerlnabcn etlpos pr'
Siii,icre IN nittleren GbarAen. on
Sc,ltihIauN uerItehen iino nlelltens
rirflid, nit Sen Sclltihcn iu'am
ncnarteiten uno in &pntoft mi
lhren aud, allcrhano crIahren. ahei
,ieien 0euten ieblt oie llebcr'ld)i
cenn mas sic aenntnis Sclit'hlanos
rod mehr oils alles anoere er'hmrrt
1T sic Satiahe. oaB SelltIhlano tel'
e in 3oncn auIccteilt lit. Die Don
chamber, trpt aller Eptsoamer Ve
d,liiile, nod, iait genal 10 bernlei''di
,tacimrrt lino. ,pic oas nod, pol
EotsSam ser Saa mar. l(no Die Se
hcnsbcoingungeu lino beute IN DE.
'en 2onen poneinanoer ialt eben'r
osrid,ieoen, rpie Die Sebensbenlnlun'
.en in China BON oenen IN Den Ser'
einisten Staaten iinS.