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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-30
CHINA:
Friendly Enemies

Once deadly enemies, Chinese ma
tionalists and Japanese troops have
become brothers in arms in north
ern China, where Nipponese forces
have been employed by the central
government for the protection of VII
tai territory and railroads against
communist attack.
While the Japanese actively aided
the nationalist in their drive to Sc
cure a foothold in the north, U. S.
marines kept their distance in the
bloody strife between Chang Kali
shek's troops and the Reds, being
ordered only to guard American
lives and property in the battle zone.
Meanwhile, the nationalist pressed
their advantage with lend-lease sup
plies originally destined for use
against the Japanese.
Though fighting ragged throughout
tie whole northern area, attention
was riveted on nationalist attempts
to smash into the industrial province
of Manchuria, which the commu-
nists repeatedly planned to convert
into a military stronghold. Early
fighting centered around Shanhaik-
wan, gateway city to Manchuria
lying at the eastern end of the Great
Wall.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-30
PEARL HARBOR:
Code Secrets

AS the Pearl Harbor investigation
got underway at Washington, D. c.,
before a joint 10-man congress
sional committee, intercepted mes
sages placed in the records dis
closed that U. S. intelligence Off
GERS had cracked the secret Japa-
nese code year before the start of
the war.
While the early intercepted mes
sages dealt with ship movements,
chief interest conferred in the diplo-
matte documents dating from July
2, 1871, when Tokyo told Berlin that
Japan would work for it's "greater
East Asia co-prosperity sphere" re-
CARELESS of the world situation.
On November %, Tokyo advised
Nomura and Kurusu, Jap ENJOYS
negotiating in Washington with Sec
rotary of State Hull, that 1t had
been decided to set November 20 as
the final date for effecting an agree
ment, after which things would
automatically :. happen" in case
of failure. Then on November 26,
Nomura told Tokyo of Hulls ulti-
matum and the improbability of
reaching a settlement.
On November 30, Tokyo informed
Berlin of the, imminence of war with
the U. S. and later felayed the same
message to Rome. Meanwhile,
Tokyo warned its consulates on De-
cember 3 to be on guard for the
winds" messages in short wave ra-
dio broadcasts indicating rupture of
relations with the Allies. The least
wind, rain" message (meaning war
with the U. S. then came through
on December S.
Among the last messages decided
were Tokyo's reply to Hulrs ultima
tum on December 6, with final in
structions for presentation to the
u. S. at p. m. the following day
coming in on the morning of De-
cember z. Dated December z, Jap
message from Budapest, Hungary,
to Tokyo stated that the American
minister to that country had pre-
scented its government with a COM
munique from the British that
state of war would break out on the
seventh.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-30
Houses Built Without Hands
For Our Souls to Live In

To get peace, if you do want it,
make for yourselves nests Of
pleasant thoughts.
None of us yet know, for none of
us have been taught in early youth
what fairy palaces we may build
of beautiful thoughts proof
against all adversity-5right fam
cies, satisfied memories, faithful
sayings, treasure houses of pre-
cious and restful thoughts which
cannot disturb, nor pain, make
gloomy, nor poverty take away
from us - houses built without
hands for our souls to live in
John Ruskin. 4
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-30
Predict Another Full Larder for U. S.

Total greater
with food consumption capita expected
larger foods
viii equally plentiful with pork the better grades of beef
and veal, fats oils and sugar in shorter supply.
military
Shipments Of large assuming satisfactory
viii move mainly
dom and the liberated areas Of Europe
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-30
CT. INSURANCE.:

Too much high pressure on
draftees when they took out govern
ment life insurance on entering the
service and not enough salesman
ship now to get them to keep it after
discharge, are the main reasons why
three out of four veterans are laps
ing their insurance, according to
study by Northwestern National Life
Insurance company.
World War II service insurance is
less flexible and carries fewer privi-
leges than government insurance for
veterans of World War I.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-30

meeting at the home OF a mutual friend.
Two years ago, Mrs. Elaine Montredi, %.
and also the mother OF tsU0 children, ran
off with young Wisecaruer in his first amor
Gus episode.
In celebrating on "Sonny's" attributes,
Mrs. DeUeny asserted: "f'd like to take
care of him the rest OF my life. =. He's
good, considerafe and older than his years"
She scould not return to her husband. she
said.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-30
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS.
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
II. S. Code interruptions Barred
Jap War Plans: AttLee Outlines
Labor Party Economic Program

Released by Western Newspaper Union.
ste @ % .nsl %
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-30
JAPAN:
Seek Trade

AS the question of reconstituting
the Japanese economy arose, Nip
ponese officials drew a pattern for
the nations future trade relations
with the world by recommending a
barter system to facilitate irnmedi-
ate imports of needed foodstuffs and
raw materials. Under terms of sur
render, Japan will not be permitted
to produce some of the items for
merly exported.
Under the Japanese proposal for
the resumption of trade, Nippon
would receive substantial amounts
of food, salt, cotton, copra, coal, iron
ore and non-ferrous metals, in ex-
change for gold, diamonds, silk, cot
ton goods, chemical products, med
ical supplies, machinery, hardware,
and tin.
The problem of recreating the
Japanese economy was pointed up
by revelation that the country had
been the sixth biggest prewar export
er, shipping out almost a billion
dollars worth of goods each year.
Of the total amount, China obtained
the largest part, with the U. S. ard
India following.
Of the total amount, China OBJ
tanned 272 rer cent; the U. S., 1872
per cent; India, 6.2 per cent; Great
Britain, 81 per cent; Latin America,
per cent; Australia, 2 per cent,
and Germany or per cent. Other
European and Asiatic countries
took 81 and 81 per cent of the re-
mainder of exports respectively.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-30

visit, the New York
and Detroit cleo
tons or any other
matter specifically,
this now un t.
tached elder advi-
sor of the nation
penetrated these
and all other cur
rent economic ar
gurnents filing the
papers with at least
one fresh ray Of
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-30
SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK
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most popular pattern numbers.
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Sonny Sets Fast Pace

To the question OF tUhas makes ELLSWORTH
("Sonny") Wisecarper, Is, so irresistible
to Uonen older than him, Mrs. Eleanor
Deveny, "a, who figured in his latest ro-
mantle interlude, unused: Dream mum
Ideal ompanion-Perfect lover"
Mother OF t,Uo children and sUife of an
army corporal serving in Japan, Mrs.
Deveny eloped with "'S0nny" following
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News ~
BEHIND
THENEg|&!!HI||1E|1
Heleased BY Western NEWSPAPER UNI
CURTAILED PRODUCTION
CAUSES INITIATION
paul MALLON

WASHINGTON.-The Baruch let
ter to congressman lifted the veil
about q foot on the whole inner pic
ture.
Without mentioning the labor
management conference, the Attlee
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-30

structive use, no advantage would
come from sharing its use. To work
out such safeguards permitting ex-
change of vital information on atom
ic energy for industrial purposes,
the Big Two recommended the crea-
ton of United Nations commits
sion.
AS revealed by Foreign Minister
Bevin in the house of commons re-
Gently, Britain has expressed deep
concern over Russian demands for
trusteeship of Eritrea and Tripoli-
tania in the Near East, and estab-
lishment of a naval base in the
Dodecanese islands, inasmuch as
these territories lie athwart the
famed lifeline" of the empire
through the Mediterranean and Suez
canal.
Coincident with Attlee's visit to
Washington was the U. S. and Brit
ish announcement that joint COM
mission of the two countries would
undertake a study of the ticklish
Jewish immigration question with a
view toward easing the plight Of
European refugees.
Pressing importance Of the is
sue was emphasized by contin-
ued Arab and Jewish riots i'm the
Near East, with scores killed
and wounded i'm widespread
demonstrations over the ques-
ton of making Palestine q ma
ti0nal homeland for the He
breWs.
Because they have been banded
into a league SO million strong
spread over the entire Near East,
with control over rich oil deposits
cherished by U. S. and British con-
Germs, the Arabs have greatly COM
plicated settlement of the Palestine
issue in view of their stubborn oppo-
sition to large-scale Jewish immi-
grafton.
Taking the Arab objections into
consideration, the joint U. S. and
British commission will look into
the question of whether heavy inn
migration would upset the Arabs
political and economic position in
Palestine. Consideration also was
to be given to providing remedial
action in Europe itself and allow
ing immigration to other countries.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

Die &riegsiabre nit iDren gro.
len 9feueperfebr baben @tiuionen
Don Imeritauern nit ibrem Seiunat
lanb nGber. befannt gemad)t. Sb-
cleiG es ndbrenb oes &rieges grade
fein gergniigen mar, in oen iiber.
iiiaten 3iisen ldnsere Heiien 5u ull-
ternebmen, muBten bod) Sunoert
tal,ienoe bon il,nsen Seuten freus
,uo quer burfs 2ano iabren, penu
lie militiriid) periest lpuroen ODER
NAL auf llrlaub geben fonnten. so
lernten iie audi oie perifieoenen
St1ote oes 9anoes meiItens
oberfldlib aleroings - fen.
men, ood) nit oen ielpeiligen
Babnb0ien nurben lie senau per
traut, muBten lie ia perpen, wen1
lie BORT als in elmer gnNs ooer ltm-
iteise- Station eintraien. 60 Itelten
&c al,dy unipiQfiirlit gereleidp spi.
iden sen 8abnbofen ser perlf)ieoe.
men StGote an. l1eber oen Gleues
lonoer Terminal mar man poll oes
2obes lpegen ieiner Sauberfeit unS
glesan5, bod, permiBte mon Der.
idieoene ser Neue-ungen, oie anoere
8obnb0ie batten uno bie bel Dem
rieiigen Mnsrang oes ariecsperfebrs
iid OILS unbeoillst erioroerIit ermle
len hatten.
Gs banoelte iid) Dor allem I'M
elm .aQsemeines 2autiprederlpItem
,,no um iogenannte Sanogepad
Gbedersf1her, mo- man nah Gin
,puri bon 10 Gent lein 8epGf ielb'l
ra,,igeben "uno oen Shliiiiel ieines
SdIiebfahes ielblt mitnebmen tann.
Size Mbiertiguns oes Sanogepdds
oas man unteritellen min. pidell
iid Damn rei6ungslos ab, uoralisse'
ictt, es iinb eeniigeno iolhe ShlieB
i6ber aui Den Babnboien porban
6en. @as nun bas Sautipreherlp
item i'm GlepelanOer Terminal al
hetrai, 10 mar es pobl Scr leetl
srobe Babnboi oes Sanoes, Der e.
enbti6 einfiibrte. SIMMER ulo int
mer tpurbe Die Giniiibrung abgc
Iebnt nit Dem BemerfeL Ser ya!
ser rieiiaen 8ahnboisbal!e lei Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
VIE wird der bevorsiehende Winter?
Anzsiehen in Notvr devten ovf Dvrchschntts Winter NIT
einigen schorfen KoeIte." Spells.

Serhlt lit oiesmal ourbaus niht
cin 3citcn eineS beuorltebenOcH
ntiloen @ctters lpie es unter anoe-
rem llmitinSen iein miiroe - menu
J. g. ein fur5er 6riibminter ihon
ItattaeiunNcn Bate -, ipnoern
tInnte cher caralli beuten, oab ser
eiseutlihe rirtlihe @iuter crit I'M
@eibnahten berllm ein'eseu MIRO.
Sabei lit ieoch nid)t allsgeId,loiien,
oaB es pcrber id)on einnal Elm Haar
Shwfulle geben mag, sic aber feline
Shneeoeten pon Sa.er bringcn
neroen. - Sn ein5elneu 8egenben
Ser llncebllng GleuelanOs ioa boob.
chtet moroen iein, baB oie Gihborn.
chen lih in Sieiem Serbit feiuen ref).
ten Torrat on 9tiiilen sulegten Sic.
ic geo badItllng fam abcr aud, ctncn
auNern 8runo habcn, ntinllit) ben,
Nab in Sie'em Sabre sic 9tuberItc
uielleift gut mar uno sic Ginoef.
fune iiir Sen @interporrat ldncllcr
ourhaeiiibrt peroeu fonnte ooer
eter - mas leiht mGglih lit :
Ser 8inter, nie it,on an9ebeutet. III
bieIem Sabre crit ipdter ein'eet un>
10 Sen gihbornhen nod aeniigcnN
3eit gum Santmeln bleibt. - Gin
anoeres sl,tes @etterseiden Iiir Sen
Io,,r;+oho, Sou V}iutpr III Nip Vr.
Garune rno TGrbltna Ser Nnupen
,Sn oieicm SerbIt iino lie om &op'
l.nS Shpanjenoe ifpars ilno IN
Ser Nfitte anoersiarbig Gor einen
iehr Itrengeu @inter iinS lie &C
pobnlit) cons lhparS uno ood
hcbart nie cs i'm ppriGhrigen Scrh''
ser San mar, hem ia betanntlld
Sonn aud) Elm iebr Itrenger Wute1
uahfolgte.
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0or @inters Vesinn beihGitigt
iid) iebg selegentlidy nobl NAL nit
ser 6rase: Wiro ser fiinftise @in=
ter ltreng ooer milbe ausiaaen9 o.
gleib falt unmittelbar Dor Ser Nfog.
lihfeit itebeno, lausiriitiae Yrus-
roien ,oiii3:eu aufItellen ST fonncm
ba ibon eeniieeno obahtlngama
teriaI bafiir porliest, 10 perSn iol.
die @orberiagen amtlih BOD nod
nidt gegeben. Gs gibt aber IN ic-
Sem Serbit beltimmte slnseiden in
hcr Natur, Sic Shliilie aui Sen
@itterungsdaratter oes beoorIteben.
Sen @inters sulaiien. Solhe iino
audi in oieiem Serblt porbanoen,
sic lid, gum Seil su pioeriprehen
ideinen, aber id)lieBlih BOD, in oas
8elamtbilo oes bepprltebeuoen &in-
trripetters einreiben laiien uno oen
Sd)luB 5ulaiien, bab Ser bepcr'te.
benoe Winter einen normalen Ser
laui nebmeu oiirite nit einigen
Spells redt falten @etters", sic
aber ME all3u lange anbulten per=
sen. Gs mag aud, lein, oaB Der
@inter crit ipGter besinnt ODER friib
einiest uno Damn elm lanse FauIe
ncrgebt. ebe tpieber bas nGt)lte mirf-
Iihe @intertpetter 81 erluarten lit.
r., S;irtto uon1nnffid, an pentnu mn
sum Shlub acknowledgements 'cln
aIio piel Sfnee brinsen, Ser abcr
nitt 10 lange binter einanoer liegen
biei6en piro nie I'M '@oriabre, 10
oaB Spiihen sroBereu Shneefdllen
in,lner aeniiseno Eaulcn mlIoeren
@etter porberriheu tperoen ole nit
Sem alten Shnee gut aufrdunlen
!ptroen, ebe pieoer Neultnce Iullt.
Gas lange gnbalten Der ses
Ioubuna ser 0Gunle in ole'em
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
perietiee,afte >enti4er
Krtceseefatteetter
tpirS eiiteeiteut
@otes arens iett iid fir lie Elm

sSranffurt a. 90. Tas ameri
foniide &auptuartier iuspenoierte
Sie NusIieierung BON Seutihen
0riegsgefangenen in fran50iiihc
Sdnoe, nadJoem oas Snternationale
siote &reu3 9laee erboben batte,
Sai, Seutide 8efangene in sSranf.
reid an llnterernGbrlmg leioen mN
:1id)t in lle6ereinltimm,,ne nit Sc,
@enier &onoention bebanoelt mer.
SEN.
Sic amerifaniihe 9lrmee hat bis.
fer Sen Jransoien etpa 100000
&rier sgeiangene 5ur Musfiibrung
ron Observation-Disclosures sur Ser.
iiiguns geitellt. @eitere 100000 lol
ten nad elmer i'm Jriibiabr getroi.
fenen gereintarung folsen. 0as
Snternationale &ote 8reu5 bat ieinc
llnteriuhung ser Gage Der oeutid)ea
arieesgeiancenen in 1raufreif elm.
aeleitet unb bei ser amerifaniihen
srmee 0oritellunaen pegen ser
melt perbreiteten llnterernGbrnna
rrboben
Wie aus perantlportlihen &ret
len Ser Armee perlalttet, pl,rOe ser
omerifaniihe Sd)ritt unternommen
reil Nmerifa iib Surd sic @enier
aonuention rerpilibtet iiiblt, iib
INN &riessgeIansene 81 tiimmern
'clbit mcnn lie an sic 6ran5oien &C.
lieben iino. Son amerifoniiher Sci,
&c murben Sem Hoten areu5 ioiort
oebensmittel lmo Mr5neieu sur Sil.
ie iiir Sic 8eiangenen 3ur &eriii-
uung geItellt. NuBeroem purien
Terbanolunsen nit lranfreid, auf=
aenonmen, oie gum 3iele baben.
0eiangene, Oie 81 frant sum ar.
hciteu iino, 5uriid5uSIeben.
Gin Spreher ser iran5oiiiden
Hcgierung erfliirte in Garis, or ia
be vteine 'Sniormation" iiber sic
acknowledgement bes Sfoten &reu.
5es, oSer iiber cine Suspenoierung
Scr 8eianeenenlieierungen
(0eneral 2ouis 8uiiion, ser sic
sluiiitt iiber sic 8eiangenen iiibrt,
hatte bem .iSigaro" 5uiolge am %.
September ,usegeben, oaB Sic &a.
tioncn in irans0iiihen ariegsgeian-
aenenlasern ~eeraoe seniiaen, einen
Mann liesenb uno obne 9epesnng
om 2eben 81 erbalten, obne beiiird).
ten Su miilien, oaB er 81 idnea
itirbt." Or bate aber binsugeiiict,
Bob sic geSinsungeu iib in "oen
lebten @od)en sebeiiert baben.)
@iepiel oeutibe 8efangene in
,Sranfreid an llntererniibruns lei
Sen, lit nod nidt Rfannt, ba Die
llnteriubung oes &oten &reu5eS
nod ni6t abgeidloiien lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08
Weiiere Modernisierung
unseres Terminal -Bahnhofes
Dus herriehe Bovwerk enthie noeh bis vor kurzem 81
versehiedene MaenseI, denen ietzt 'onssom
obqeholfen worden ist.

art, oab ein SautIpreferlpitem MIDI
lrirfiam iein fonnte. oa oie slntiln
Siaun9en nitt ourh5uoringen per
nl0gen. llnN 10 mubter Ole arnler
SolSaten, Die ). .. NIT Der erl'
poer Yenniplpauia in Cleveland EN-.
traien uno Damn aui Dem blellgsr
Terminal aui ibren 3ug, Die vNen
gorf Central" sic Big Sour. bic
,Eidel Slate" ODER Die g ono ="
narteten, INNER pelter tire Su9<
rerpaiien, menn oieie nit Ser'Vl
tl,na eintraien. Niemano rieI a,i
Sem GlepelonSer Terminal Sic slb
iabren ser 3iige uno bic gtummel
oes 9abnIteiges aus, uon Dem III
abiuhren. Sic Neiienoen naren pIei
in Gleuelano abiolut iih ielbIt ilber
lulien. gnhlih, enolid, nad) lungem,
lansem 3Dgern taahte plosllb
oniancs sagbait uno nid)t per'eti
- elm 9autipredfrIpItem auT Dem
tieligen 5erminal aui. gs puroe
Yeruollfomnnet uno iett fam ie
Ser aui oem grcBen @abubpi, gan,
1leld), no er iid) beiinoet, Oh in Der
5oilettenrdumen, @arteiGlen, He.
itaurants ODER in ser gnhnboisbale
tlar uno beutlih Sic slbfabrt ieines
3uges boren, aud, mann oerielbe
fertig lit, Baiiasiere cuisunebnlcn
llnb mann er eintrifit. aaes flapp:
nor5iielih trob ser angeblid,
ihlehten slfllitif - uno ser hieligc
Terminal reibt lid piiroig Sen an,
Seren mooernen gabnboien oes San.
bes su. gfur lpdre es su miinidea,
lpenn man nur Herionen, Dor allenl
niht Jrauen nit treiibenoen
Stimmen iiber Sen 2autipreber
Sic Mnfiinoisunsen MAIDEN lieBe, De.
rem Stimmen tatiahlit BON sen
Maoiomellen rsetrogen" meroen.
Nun lit nod sic allerlebte Wto.
oerniiieruns unieres terminals 5ur
Satiade geporSen. seit einisen "a,
acn iino groBe ShlieBiaher aus
Metau an perihieoenen Stellen ser
gabnboisbaae auigeiteIt moroen
iiir gut $50 Ser 300 - menn niht
iosar mebr - 6abrgaIte, Die ibr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

Sanogepad unteritellen nollen. @a.
rum man oies niht idon IGnaIt ae.
tan bate. lit if.eierbait. ,sebt muroe
Gle anihaifung ser ShliebiGd)er
ober aniheineno Sch oringeno not
renoig. neil Sic SanhgepGdauicabc-
lielIe oas piele untersuIteaenoe
Sansgepid nid1t mebr berp1ltiaen
sonnte. Die Neuerung miro pom
Heilepublifllm aagemein ircuoigIt
begriiBt.
Nun feblt nur nod cine gh,rif-
ti,ng, uno unier Terminal lit =
I'm einen Slogan unierer 2anoes-
Iprad)e 81 geGraufen .Surer.
Guper", ndmlih Elm Omnibusper-
fcbr bonn Terminal nod, Dem grie-
uno Henniplpania Gepot. &eiien-
Sc. Die bier nah einem ser genann-
ten gabnbofen umIteigen miiiicn,
iteben, ipie perlaiien oa. Die 8e-
ihreibung oes @aees gum grie-
@ahnboi lit nid,t leift uno Ser Bee
il fit iolde, Die nit Der StaOt
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geriist bate. Sarriion bate be-
hauptet, er babe perihleppte Yerio.
ncn, in Ser Sauptiahe Suoen, in
un'anliiren Sagern gefunoen, sic
rpn StafelSrnbt ltmgeben iparen
:'ro unter gemad),lng amerifaniider
srllppen ltanbeu. ...,.,'
Sier,u bemerfte 8ibion baB bier
Scr Eager, pelfe er I'M Reide he.
'ld)te, gang unb gar nit SlOen be-
'cbt iuareu, luo oaB lid in sen
iibrigcn brei Sagern Yerionen ge-
niihter NatiunalitGt beianSen. Gas
c!niige un5uirieoeniteaenoe 2oger.
rueld)es er aeieben babe, iei Suomiss.
hrbe bel 9armitabt setpeien. gs
niirSe ieSoh bennGd,it geidloiien
luerOcn. Sic oortiaen ianitGren Scr-
biltniiie ieien nicbt 5uirieoeniteleno,
Iiigte Gibion bin5u. =. -
vMit Riidiid)t aui Die 1atiad)e,
baB Ole bon anoeren Berionen er-
itatteten Snipeftionsberid)te cine be.
tradtlihe &ritif entbalten. ipue in
9eradt ae5ogen perben, oaB Sic
Gerbdltniiie. pelfe iehs Biz aht
@ohen naf &c San eriitierten.
cbne 3peiiel piel peniser eeoronet
naren, als iett. Srei Monate ipa.
ter, erfldrte Wibion. ..-.
sd babe iiberbaupt feinen Sta.
belorabt geieben. Die 9atiadje piel-
mebr lit, oaB Sic Snialien aaer Ga.
ger irei uno obne irgenOmelbe 8e.
binberl,nsen berumeeben huriten."
MuBer 2ubmigsbobe purben nod
Sic Eager 3eilsbeim, bel 6ranfiurt,
Mannbeim, Stuttgart, 8oppineen
hei Stuttsart. 5elbaiina bel Wiin.
hen nno 0oliratsbaaien bel Wiin.
hen beiudli.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-11-08

Yittsburgb, ga. - Sino Sic abcr-
al1ubiid)2 Stort es Sic, unter elmer
Setter wegSlseben: iragt Gilbert
Nelion, Hatgeber iiir Better Don
SetaiIgeid)a item. Mebrere Sabre nad)
Dem &riese peroen Sic 10 oft Sei-
tern III ieben befonmeu, oab Sic
oiele OILS etlpas gans unpermeioIihes
cOer Observation-Disclosures unlebcn iper-
Sen.
Sm 8eidGItspiertel meroen Heno-
pieringen 10 allgemein Icin, oaB Sic
lerltaunt iein peroen, ipenu lie cinen
SaOcn betreteu uno niht friibe Tarbe
ried)en.
,@eg unter &pnitrllftion miro
oie anmeiIung 'ein, Die al oeu 81n-
gen 5lpiicben Sen 2aocutiihen oiters
ungebrad)t iein miro, ais an oen
SonoItraBen, oie nah oen amerifanis
'd)en Sororten fiibren.
Gilbert Nelions 9lrbeit beltebt Oar-
IN, 81 erraten uno 81 miiien, mas sic
abiiht bon eid)ditsmGnnern lit in
ge5ug ari Sic 9teuer,agen, sic tic
einiiihren mOlIen, INN Sen &iuIcrn
oas Giufaufen 5u erle:dtern.
Gr modt Gei'en Nurh Elm babies
SutenN Staaten lmo biIit 9aoenm.
litern uno &ontraftoren nit Sd)uu.
'enltersN Ntslagcn, oie red)t piele aun-
Ben iclleln llnN sum aauien peran.
laiien.
~Sas Menopieren ron 9etoiIge-
Idditen uno anoeren Gtobliiielnents
beltebt niht MIR .oarin, Oab man
neues Otaterial gebrald)t ooer einen
neuen gfIeft nit einem anoeren ;sar-
benanitr:d unS anSeren 2id)tern er.
,ieIt", meirt Nelion.
DIT lit es nidt cine aenoeruna
i'm MusIeben ooer cine neue 0efora-
tion, Sic Elm 8eiddit n0tia bat, ion,
bern es brauft einen gan3 neucn
Habmen. Gas beSeltet niht, ooH elm
&leinbdnbler gleid, mad, Dem MSbel-
magen 'hifen unO aussieben ioa.".
@iele Nenocrnngen er,uartet
rWand)mol miilien @Gnoe a6ae-
riiien werSen, uno mande GinaGnge
niiiien perlegt iperoen". Soaor sic
Selsanlagen uno bas Iah fommeu
in 8etraft.
~Weine &eiie Sas OSiotaI biuaui
mag gefenn5eidjnet iein ourd, 8runS-
eigentl,ms Sransaftionen fleineren
uno aroberen 6ornats. ga Iino spei
Se'ddIte in einem lih ausoebnenben
Srte, oie ibren Ginilub aelteno ma.
hen 'peroen bis sur Iesten Strobe,
dpenn ibre Naffriegs Nenopieruna
einmal besinnt.
.sie aeoenfen lire 9Goen al per-
nrobern, um iiir mebr Gublif,rm
Haun 81 baben. Before 8eleuhtuna
l'no Nentilation 81 initalieren, BEL,
'erer "ro ar0beren sluslaaera,,m ~,
lbarren uno sroBe geeisnete gPube-