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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-13
A Arrive
 pAApIane

Pan American World Airways flew 26 to Seattle yesterday and an incoming Clipper brought the following l5 from Seattle to Ju- neau: c. w. May, A. Shyman, John Swanson, Capt. John Bardsley, Everett Steph enson, Norman Plumber, Mrs. Charlene Graves, Thomas G. Elliott, Guy MetrauX, Van Arsdale Turner, Burke Riley, Herbert M. Olsen, Albert Stebinger, Carl Sundbum and James Robbins.
 From Whitehorse-Sgt George Schnell and Sgt Wallace Wellen- stein
 From Fairbanks Jack Foster, Keith Roberts, John Wellington, Aoma Mclean, Ann Thorpe, Char lotte Thorpe and Richard Thorpe.
 Outgoing to Seattle were: Ber- nard Mullen, Carl Tutino, Carmela Tutino, Harry Low, Tom Weir, Nor man Rockness, George Warren, Harry Lofgren, Olaf Amundson, Ralph Erickson, Betty Lantz, David Cottingham, Marie Wise, Marean Starr, Hervey Aldrich, Amelia Tel ban, Emily Starnes, Fred Lauby Robert Walker, Lyman Day, Cliff ford Hickock, Henry Hube, Arvid Rasmussen, Paul Eckrem, Ernest Mueller and Dorothy Roley.
 To Whitehorse-Clyde Fitzgerald, Charles E. Blair, Ralph E. Baker and Aline Albright.
 To Fairbanks Stanley Hatto, Mary Jerde and Katherine Me Kennon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-13
TIDES TOMORROW
CRUTCHERS ARE HERE
c September IA. ls45 . |

MT. and Mrs. c. L. Crutcher, former Kotzebue teachers for the Alaska Native Service, arrived on the Aleutian to spend short visit here before transferring to Rake. They are guests at the Hotel Ju- neau.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Automotive
House Traiiers For SAFE
Automoblle, Eor Sale

- CHEVROLET COUPE for sale.
NewIy ovcrhauled Good tircs
Radio. heater. SGT. walter Krsmis.
S"lle,k's Trailer camp. 80 L..
Michigan Ase.
80 Ford TET&K TCDOR $1,000
Clean. Runs good willow Lodge
It4Frgr - nm
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

Eaton Mills

Eaton Mills, Mich.-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Allen are the parents OF a
baby girl, born "Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon yisnaw. Bav
city, spent Saturday with their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Day.
Mr.. and Mrs Hazen Kinnell and
son Richard. Belleville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Sietz and family. Stump
ter Rd., and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bokow and daughter Janice spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Nudge.
Mrs. Robert Styers has been WIS.,
iting relatives in Chicago.
Mrs Glenn White. Wayne, spent
Friday with her mother, Mrs. Glen
Roberts.
Mrs. Russell Johnson. Pontiac.
called recently on Mr.. and Mrs.
AFRO Day.
Mrs. Shirley Fisher has return
ed home from a trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Steininger.
Detroit, were Saturday evening
callers OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Help Wanted, Male

'GtS TURBINE WORK"
aHI rs -yr''a'|ug aircraft engine
projects, involving a long range
program. requires Immediately,
experienced engineering person
rHI. designers. layout drafts.
men, checkers and senior de-
faIlsrv engineering department.
'ads project eng nrers power
plant design engineers. Aircraft
engineers fIr stress fUgUf test.
,'ruWeEtg. 0eig Q and balance.
estimating and mock ~. tool
designers, gear proce sing snEt-
ueers and laboratory technlcIans
- large plant In north western
Ohio. Development rxprrlruro is
desirable All applicants subject
20 W.Nr regulations Apply o.
fFl states Employment Serve
Goo rfG Peal 81 Nua.farf'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

WANTED EXPEEIESCfD STENOG-
RAPHEH AND OFFICE CLERK
by old local manufacturing COM
pany. STEADY work through post
war period Phone 80 or write
Box VS. care Press.
GOOD .1TY
70 earn over 81 per IT.. sctIuS
AIaI-uuette IIOrkN n yen can
spare or more hours Weckif.
Experience not necessary. We
traiu you. Call Mrs. Ruth Liss
5s5-W.
MAID WANTED DETROIT EDISON
Recreation and Cons aiescent Home
located on River I'D. between Ann
ArUOr and ipsilsutI. Permanent
pos ton. so per week. Free board
aud room. Apply Detroit Edison
Sales Offics. Ypsi!artl
Girl OF YOrNG WOMAN 10 work
iu Photo Shop. Experience pre-
feIrcd but not necessary. Must be
alI"f accurate aud good - figures.
State Igfl fra'ignS and phone
number iu f.T-t letter Box N-So
care Prose
WANTED -EXPERIE&cED BOOK
KEEPER. Permanent position.
state experience and gtae refer
'ur's. Wrto Eo& N-.5 ,Ire Press.
WANTED White lady FOR herman
ont position. Must he lady with
good morals ard cduuafIYu. Live
Iu Nery good wages 70 night per-
son. See Mrs hsuuett, 2H5y WASH
fenaw I'd.
j EMAIL HELP far cooking, kitcn-
- and cleaning work. Live in.
Good wages Nasuteuaw County
lufIgwarF and Hospital, $3.50
Washtsraw Road
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
The YpslantiD ailyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY, Publisher
Entered as second-clsss mall matter
The Ypsilantian. Jan. :. 1881.
THE YpsiIanti Daily Press. March 10.
1904, In accordance with Sec. o3o'
p. l.. a. r., MAR. ), 1870. az Posi-
office, Ypsilanti, Mich.
TERMS or descriptions
BY Carrier, per week, IN cftt - $40
BY Mail, one year in fpsilantl
trading zone, comprising
Washtenaw County and west
crn portion OF Wayne County wv
BY Mail, per wear. outside IpSi-
lanti trading some ...........I'Jo
Special rate 70 soldiers, year. $40
Independent OF politics and pub
lished daily except sunday with an
aim toward serving the 1psilanu
traAIpC tarrftory
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

6 TUBE sTEWART-WARNER car
radio. Perfect condition 1873 Sud
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Real Estate
Houses For Sale
Robins & Dupont
REALTORS
tOpen Evenings
5F-al y. Huron street
Phones SAW. llgs

MONIES 49, " +A'r
S ACRES. room soass. e'oss
In. only St,sco.oO. 1880 down.
ROOMS. BATH. large lot
some apple Trees 's,s'S' HAN
down
LARGE COTTAGE OK PORT
AGE LANE. rooms syn porch,
soue furniture I.Ht IS a 90. Pos
session at ouce Price oulF $3.50.
$1,000 down. Balance monthly.
ROOMS. all modern. COM
p'ete baths. Ep and down. sarage,
large lot, West side. close 10
schools. Only SjSoo.oo, = Gasp.
A GOOD BUILDING LOT W.
cross -. Al Improvements IN
and paid.
& NEw AID s ROOM houses.
Harding 81. 6e5o down. bsa.
monthly
? ACEES-F1ye room house. fat
basement miles out on paved
road. s5.S0O-Sl,5oo down.
; ROOM MODERN HOUSE, IA
Detroit. near Michigan Central
Railroad offices. S6,s0n-| 500
down. or viii trade for lpsi-
laUu property.
& ROOMS AL MODERN, fun
basement, large Hot. 5000 -
81 $50 down.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

Is ACRE FARM 4 room modern
house. chicken coop, IS by 30.
Brooder house Inquire Of owner.
J. Nunkman, 10 Rabbit st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
TAILOR

Must be good Highest wages
Forbes Cleaners. sos y. River.
Phone So
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

The city Of Npsilani intends 10
make curb aud gutter improvements
on both sides OF Stanley Street from
Forest Avenue northerly to Holmes
Road, IN accordance with plans and
Specifications on file In the city
Clerks office.
Further, the Common Council viii
meet at Council Hall on Monday.
May :. 1915. At TAO o'clock TO hear
objections to said Improvements as
potitioned for.
IT. c. HOLMES
Adv. i2sS city Clerk
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Real Estate
Apartments For Rent

Apartments For Rent
4 ROOM FURNISHED APT. newly
decorated Ilec rcfTi-Cratlon
Adults. Call 1223-B or at Jll
w. Forest Ave.
. ROOM APARTMENT 1st floor
private bath, refrigeration. hot
water, stoker heat Phone e74j-W
after n. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Classified Advertising

RATES Payment insertions as'
one ays Days Zoe Ten Days Sc
Minimum Classified advertisement is three lines
classified advertising
Not responsible Insertion
day before pnbcaton Teephones GO sd
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26
Livestock

HDLSTEGN COW ) yeaTs old.
matched team year old colts.
broke. Robert Armstrong, 3OtS
stony Creek Road
-&EN Mich CONS. Plymouth
Rock hens BaIed straw. 1850
crane I'd. Phone 1852.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-26

WANTED married man ON farm A'sn
have house .a fsrf H|'ads
fsrus. miles south Of ) psI'anu.
Evening star., 1945-10-07
s~R1Geoo<es

Just home town boys an / can't
see why Orley is calm 'em so
brainy. But he goes on to explain.
Durin' the war they found them
selves with a new piece of machin-
cry nearly every week. An they
had to make it work an keep it
runnin' or it was just too bad.
"They amt afraid to think an
study an work the answers out,
says OrIey. That's what a shop
is goin' to need. Uncle Sam done
the trainin'. I'm just proftin'."
BY golly, if you stop an con-
slider, there is good chance for a
lot of people to make profits out
of war when it's over. The re-
turnin' serviceman can cash in his
trainin', especially in this war, an
us civilians can sure benefit.
$50 don't be surprised" Orley
grins, eff one of these days you
hear of an ex-f1ame thrower devel-
opin' a new type, sure-fire ciga-
rette lighter, an sellin' 'em by the
million| WNlY bOREN
Evening star., 1945-10-07

0RLEY Hicks runs the garage
an repair shop down the
street. An him an me was talkin'
yesterday about the boys all COM
in back, lookin' for jobs.
Il figure. Wally." Orley told me,
that four-hve years after the war
we are goin' to have some real
automobile troubles"
"You mean a car shortage?" l
ask.
mo, after that" Orley answers.
"You see we're goin' to have a lot
more complicated machinery. May
be television on 'em; or even radar,
so you won't crash. Cars that takes
brains to keep repaired
eve GONNA have rocket cars?"
Cant tell whatH come out,
Orley says. "What / think is this:
The shop that has real smart me-
chanics who can learn as neo stuff
turns up toill be best of. So I'm hirin'
some top-rankin' thinkers"
Then he names 'em. They're
Evening star., 1945-10-07
Food For Conversation

instantaneously. Good-by to steam
tables: portions of food can be
brought to serving temperature in
less than 30 seconds. Packaged
food can be fed into electronic
machines to be Immediately steri-
lized. Dehydration will benefit, as
many vegetables can be dried elec-
ironically to one percent of their
moisture content.
AIRBoRNE BERRIES are to be
packaged but one-layer deep. glas-
sine covered, each berry visible.
But only cream-of-crop fruit will
travel so stylish.
Overcoats made of vapor-resist-
ant plastic or metal material are
being designed to preserve the
freshness of fine fruits and vege-
tables on their journey to market.
Smart growers may even go step
farther and print on each wrapper
certifcation that the product has
been grown on land fertilized to
standards recommended by gov
ernment agronomists. A guarantee
that the item is not only fresh but
carries high nutrient values.
vrrANuN RICE is made possible
by husking machine developed
by the University of Arkansas.
Department of Agriculture Engi-
neering, which peels the grain be-
tween rotating rods. leaving sufh-
cient bran and rice germ to give
high nutritional values.
-CLEMENTINE PADDLEF0RD
Evening star., 1945-10-07

III lOtHdNo HoPhS Noio
Pickles Jelly
Crusty Little Rolls or Biscuits
Quick Cup Cakes (Bisquick)
Fresh Fruit Sherbet Coffee
Deviied Eggs in Tomato Aspie
Mold: Colorful main dish with
that party look" And scrumptious!
Firmly press 10 deviled egg halves
(stuffed side e-down) around bottom
Of 8-inch ring mold, rinsed with cold
water. Place sliced stuffed olives be-
tween eggs. cut side down. Cover
with Tomato Aspic. Chill about 2
hours, until firm. Unmold on crisp
lettuce. Serve with 1000 Island
Dressing. to 10 servings.
For zippier DeviIed Eggs, mix
the 5 volks with about u tsp. dry
mustard. y tsp. salt, u tsp, pepper,
2 tbsp. finely chopped celery, and !
tbsp. each of finely chopped green
pepper and onion. Mayonnaise or
cream to moisten.
Tomato Aspic Recipe, tested by
our General Mills foods staff;
Soften 2 tbsp. Gelatine
in " cup Cold Water
in bowl for Is min. Meanwhile,
simmer together-l5 minutes:
2cups Tomato Juice
1 tsp. Salt
| tsp. Confectioners
Sugar
Dash of Cayenne Pepper
Dash of Celery Salt
Bay Leaf
small Onion, cut-up
F Strain. Add to softened gelatine,
stirring until dissolved. When slight
+ " thickened pour over eggs.
/ QUICK CUP CAKES: Quick with
Bisquick! Fluffy, delicious Serve
warm from oven, without icing.
/ Into IA cups Bisquick
stir "a cup Sugar
Cut in 2 tbsp. Shortening
until mixture looks like meal. v
Add Egg
" cup Mix
N tsp. Vanilla
Mix until well blended. Pour into
we'll creased and Toured medium
sized muffin cups, filling each IS full.
Bake about 20 minutes in quick
moderate oven 1857. IL cup cakes,
For Chocolate Cup Cakes use just
cup Bisquick Add 3 tbsp. cocoa
with the sugar.
JUST ADD MILK to Bisquick for
biscuits, dur, piings. meat pie
crusts! Simple directions o"
package for ten basic bakines
Al just bound to be good. as the
Bisq,.ick ingredients are excel
lent in quality, and experti,
combined. Do try Bisq.ick'
General Mills, Inc.
''B,squek'' and Betty Cocker arc registered trad
marks oi General Mills. Inc. Minneapolis M'nn
Evening star., 1945-10-07

~UBE SUGAR returns to civilian
tables as government war pur-
chases are slashed in half. First
allotments go to hotels and res
taurants, but already limited sup
plies appear on the grocers' shelves.
POPCORN is popping into super
size flakes, creamy-white. tender
enough to melt in the mouth. The
new hybrid varieties puff 80 times
the size of the original kernel or
nearly twice the expansion of the
usual types. Popcorn acreage is up
68 percent over 1914 paintings as
growers give trial to the poppier
varieties. Rat-ta-tat-tat! Short
sugar has increased the demand;
popcorn substitutes for candy.
ELEcrRoNIcs, those much talked
about high frequency currents,
have numerous jobs to perform
in the food world of tomorrow.
Electronics can be used to steri-
lize nuts, to wrap bread and cereal
biscuits, to control temperatures
automatically and govern produc-
ton lines. In hotels and restau-
rants. electronics will roast meat
Evening star., 1945-10-07

''B,squ,ck and Betty Cocker registered trade
marks VI General Mills. Inc. Minneapolis, Mimi
Evening star., 1945-10-07
Deviled Eggs
In Tomato Aspic Mold

In Tomato Aspic Mold
Pickles Jelly
Crusty Little Rolls or Biscuits
Quick Cup Cakes (Bisquick)
Eresh Fruit Sherbet Coffee
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3msis 40.

Gie ndd)ite. geriammluns BON
3peia 10 miro am II. Suli, 7 ltb,
abenbs, i'm SadIenheim ar II. uni
Hooiepelt ct. absebalten.
slud baoen sic Mitglieoer beidloi
fen Elm &artenpartie nit anberer
Spielen nm 10. ssuIi, nadylnittags
ab5ubaItcn. &affee l1no a,ld)en spirt
icrpiert. SIN &omitee fir oieienfad,
mittag ii;,o: 0iaria Subiberg, Maria
Seoer, Glnilp 1eranoes, Margarete
8ottid)line.
Sir G.clie brinnen n1eloeten iif):
Sutmia Carlton, Mari0 Sublbers,
Maria 5eSer, Glii Selenbeif, gnilr
Sernanbes.
@ir baben fiinf franfe Sdspeltern
Waria Siiscl, gtbel ManSel, Mnne
@siGer, NINA @agner, Selen @raif
,Ssn 3raEfenfomitee linh: glfrieb'
lelenouid, Creme 1oleu.
Cara Glen, tSefr.
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beteu ibren gflidten ors Usitslie.

beten ibren Bfli9ten als Mitglie.
Der Der &onterussemeinoe al erfiil.
len un6 Sic @ottesoienIte Sonntaa
| fir Sonntas fleiBi9 81 beiuden nit
Ser gar5en 5anlilie, oann mfrs uns
toer Iiebe Bott oae nit ieiner 8arn1,
ber3igfeit uno @iite reidlid iegnen.
MGnner ,,aS 0ra,,en Sic ibrem @ott
niht treu bleiben a,ad Dem altea
8aterglaubcn, fonnen ibrem 8olt
niht ebrenbaft oienen. @ir riibmen
lns nnierer Mhnen unS Gater. Soff,
ming, Gla,,be uno 2iebe bat iie 5l,-
iammengebaIter. 8enm mir oieie 8
@0rter niht beber5iger tperben mir
oergeben tpie bas berbe i(nfraut. Ta-
rlm laBt nns uns ale suiammen
iharen, INN Sic 8farrerfamilie umo
nit ibnen siliammen elirig arbeiten
I'M @e,nbarg unieres Serrn unb
Seilanbes.
Nad5 ser Snitallieruug miro bon
oem ;sra,en Gerein Elm ibmadbaftes
Wittoeeiien lerpiert meroen. Speiie.
farten iino bon 1rat @m. @rob.
Srau q. 5. 8inoer au crbalten Biz
gum 25. Suni.
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Giniee Scr,,eeipr6tte
tpsrNcit biuiocr

6crngeitrGde sic noc) Srten fiih=
rem Die irrlter ols 79O Yieilen lieaeN,
'perSen a6 Counting Den I. Suli, per-
billigt lucroau. Gie N!abnabme lit
oas Heiuitat eincs albfonlmens S,u!-
ihen Ser american Selepbone auS
Selegrapb COMPANY uuo Scr iseoe-
raj Communication Gommiiiicn.
Gie EerbiI!igung, Die iid aui Die
gauge Nnt,pn erilreGt, oiirite idbr-
lid 81 Niillionen ousmaden. Wie
Is. g. N;errlf, bon Ser Ohio 9eu
Selepbone GrmpanD mittcilt. maGt
Die @cN,5ieruns fir SDio allein i'm
Sabr beirnbc cine Niillior Collars
aus. Sc ned Ser Gntiernlms !pcrhen
ab I Sui 6arneelprGdle 5miihen
10 uno 81 Yroseut billiaer iein.
Serr Merrid iiibrte s. 9 oil, oaB
cin Irci- Minllten.@ @eiurGh bon
Glepelano nad San Srancisco Bis
ber 1915 foitete. Sic nclle 8cbiibr
| lit iiir sic eleits 3eit $2.45 fiir Elm
Serngeipricb; nah Mtiami, Slu., be.
traet oie tiiuftige Gebiihr $2.05 itatt
pie bisber $3.50.
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&irhen Trauen 1erein Der
6pnterus Wemein6e.

glQen Sdapei tern miro hermit be.
fannt eemabt, bab ndd,ite gerlalnnl-
lung 9onnerstag sen 5. Suli, 200
llbr nadn!lttaes iruttfinoet. Die Wit.
slieoer ioilten es iih a,tr Hflidt mo.
den in oen 8eriammlungen an1pe'
ienb 81 iein unb Sano in Satto nit
sen geamtinnen arbeiten, nur Damn
founen mir aud Sortihritte MAIDEN
Sn oas &onitee fiir &affee uni
Sudden ierpieren iino Sic StspeItern
Anna 9otid, Sara Sdufiert. Maric
aIoB, Mnna Shneioer ernannt.
Sir Ereiieipenben meloeten sid
&atb. Brob, &atb. geier, Haula
Marfel, Sanna Carlton, Sara @en.
'qnu1 uiiuE 6ia,IaS p4laa6 'pl1
Marie @. 8inoer, Shriftf.
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Suitaqiernms bes nenen Yfarrer
Gerrn q. g. SIGting.

Sointas, ben 1. Sllli, miro Serr
pfarrer aueuit q. Siid)tina als
seeIIerger Ser Sonterus Bemeinbe
initalliert. HuItor grnit Sf,miot.
@iseprdiioont ser @artburgipnooe
aus Gpieaeo miro Die 6eitpreoist bal.
ten unO Sie Jnitaaierurs poa5ieben
Gs tpiro nur elm @ottesoienit UNI
1890 llbr n,oreens obeebalten.
@ir Iaoen ollie Wits.Icber, Bolts
uno GIauoenseenoiien bcrslid ein
&err uno 6rau Nfarrer Siidting
ibre apei I5dter. grna unh either
uno elm Sobn grtp;n. Ger i'm Il. g
&eereSoienit itebt, betreten oas neu'
Mrbeitsielo i'm @einbere @ottes mi
GROCER 9offnung in Der 6onterus
0emeinoe uno mir tpcQeu Dem ME
ni1dtigen Stbopfer bitten oaB er oi,
Syamilie iotpie aud, ste Neitslieoel
in ibrer Mit- uno 3uiammenarbei
reiHid3 ieene, bdmit 1reuoe uni
@ottes 1iebe berrfdt unicr allen De
nen. oie oas Gotteshaus beiudlen.
MQe Cooper goIfseenoiien iino &c
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EmIuk bot. Geife !

Itfer Iterben. &C oefonle, man rtiiiie
oieie Belegenbett ergreifu,, eine ipelt'
tpeiie ser; ic)aft ser @ernunft aitfau.
riDter, ei,,en bnuernoen sSrieben
nit ser ssj.brung @ottes su er5ielen.
Sn @oibington mod,te iid Ser
8unoesienat oaran, sic llrfltnoe 5u
beraten, ipenn tie am Mfoutag BON
Hraiioent Sruman pe1ionlicb oem
Senat uatcrbreitet miro. Die slbge.
orbneten ha6en bereits beifloiien,
feie Sunmnerferien su npbmcn,
Ionbe,n iofort an Sic peratl,ng 5u
geben. equator &nnhenbcrg, &ep..
elmer ser Mdnner, bie an Dem Gp.
fllne,tt mitgearbeitet bobcn, erflGrte,
er babe bie Soffnlu,g lno 3ltoer-
iidt, oab Sic slbaeoroneten lreiie
geaalg iii,b, Sic Weltiiherbeitsurflrl.
oe gu ianftionieren. Mnn er,partet
Die Mbltinmllng boriibcr Wfitte glus
quit. gfan miro fir 5spei 8pben
6ffentlide Serb0re aniteQen unb
glalbt ba6 nad) 5tpei @oden 0ebatte
i'm Senot bereits sl1r 9tbitinlml,ng
geidritten tperben fann.
NMslanbssStin,mcn.
Mosfu,. 9lmtliGe 3citirngen ser
Soipjet=llnion erfldrten: .Gie Sort
feren5 bat ibre slrbeit N erfolgreid)cr
@ciie abgeih!olien. Sic llrfunoc
miro cine iebr groBe Hone i'm Seben
ser freibeitliebenben Golier ipielen."
2onopn. 2onocner Seitlmgen ers
flGren: Die bette 2ciitung ser 9ons
feren3 ieien niht sic 101 9trtifel, lone
oern Sic llnteridriftcn Der gereinig-
ten Staot'u nno ser 'Snpiettnion.
2onbon Zines erfldrte, i'm Safe Ser
Hatifi5ierung Surh Sen 8unoess
ienat, oia iait iiher lei, ,udren oie
Sereinigten Staatcn aus elmer tra.
oitioneilen Eolitif ser Siolierllng
berousgetreten.
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3ipeis A.

beidloB in ieiner Icbten 8eriantm'
lung elm Yidnid am Sonntag, ser
1. Sull, auf Walter Geinetes Rlas
in Stateu ssslano abaabalten. Gie
8rioer uro Shipeitern bon State:1
SsIano psloen fiir bic Grfriidunge!j
ioreen. Sober brinse iein G:lien nit
@ir bofiea uno beten t:ir idb0ne|
@etter. Nlio fommt cue oh Hegc'1
ODER Sourenihein unb brlngt anc,
cure JreuGoe nit.
slub n.uroe beidloiien feline Ser.
ian.m.un3 I'M Suli uno slus,iit abo,;
balten.
I'm @alter @einefes Glas ju lin,
Sen bonn Gerrp nebme man Nr. z
Nus bis Sort Waosmorlb.
2atb. 3ontid, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

Ser @emeiNoe modte id) baben rmt
Sic 0ie6e :,no oie Treue ictes ein5e!,
men Mitstiebes. 8etet fir mid ir
tpie id taelib fir cud) 5eten .ucroe.
Braudet ibr @at. oocr ieit ibr u
Not, fomrt au mir, id) bin e,.er va
ltor id eriI belfen mo INNER ih 1llt
fam. 3tpci 8emeinoen iebe id) boz
mir, sic gescnapdrtiae ,no Die 5!''
funitigc >oi, oroben lit, sic gesentpdr'
| tioe tuollcn tpir bamen un0 Die 5l,'
tiinftige hoffen MIR ourh ,,nlerell
@lauben iu id)auen. Giier ilno ar'
belt mub cs fem. mir iinb nod nih'
fertig. bic @eeentpart icu niht BE-
frieoiaen oie Mrbeit fiir oie 3utuni,
ioG unier 3iel iein. Moae @ott unS
oa5u iegnen. s(men.
Sn bieier gelltuoQen sroBen Hrs.
oiet mierss Gbrpiirciscn Serrl1
Yiarrers liegt fir ,miere 8emeinoe
elm gan5es Nrogramm. bas einall
uno auein ibren @ieScrauf6au for.
bern uno ourdNiibren fann. Mit ber
&i.fe Buttes poIlen mir ernltlid) ber'
ilhen ieille Nuufte aud ourhsu
fiibren.
@efanntaemaht m0tbte nod trer.
Sen, oab beginnen6 nit sem 1. Suli
uniere WottesSienfte folsenbermaben
eingeteilt peroen: I'm 8 big 10 llbr
enaliiher 8ottesOienit. Yon 10 bia
II llbr SonntassldN,le unb bon II
Biz 12 ubr beutfder 0Ottesoienit.
Die gnn3e @emeir6e uno Gle WoIfs.
senofien iino uufs. hero!idFs -aaa,l
etngelaoe9. &alis Naaer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

|na1mittues, abeebolten ,ptro. Wue
Nitglie6er tperoen eriunt piinftid
gu eribeiaen.
Oie baloidbrlid,e @,dnuns 1T am
Withpoh, sen q. Suni, 1880 l1b,
(aben6s, be1 Nrdi. Cara @oet un>
,aue 8ean;ten fins eriubt antpeienf
au fem. Selen &obrntan Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28
Demti4c pcn II,
3ctte Ner 8riten

Ilensburg Gin 8ertreter oes bri=
tiihen Sauptquartiers tcilte NIT, Sai,
NIT Scr Giebererribt,ruS oes oellt-
iden Yoit- uno Telepbonoerfebrs in
ser britilben 3oue bera;ts elm gutter
sSortihritt eraielt nor0en lei, bis
jest aber loG feline Gereinbarung
unter sen slGlierten poriiese, ben
Mni6luB 1ieles Gerfehrs in. gan5
Deuti@lano ourdy5ufiitren. Der Holt-
Sienlt mi,o bon 0e,,iirbcn beiorgt.
Der getp0bnlide 3ipiliit oarf nur
Yoitfarten beauten. Ser Selepbon.
oienlt arbritet bereits ir allen brit
tiihen Be6ietcn, lit aber auf Die
oe,,tihen Ger,paltunssbcanlten fe'
idrdnft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28
A,ss Heii,efteac, pa.
5meis 6.

Gas Sobannisfomitee lagt alien
Seilnebn,ern am Sohannistoaieit
iiir ibre 5eilnablne her5lihiten Ganf
Der 8eiub ipar nidt tpic er,partet.
piele MitClleoer muBtea 1reu aui If.
rem slrbe.tspolten blei6cn uno Mb
itano neblnen bonn Geit. 8oriiser S
@eiB oel.tete oarauf BIN, SaB oc,
sroBe @eltfries nod immer uiit'
,,nb unier, Suneen tdn,rfen miibteu
nit Scr 6offnung, benieibcu fir ,,n
ier 8aterlano Mmerifo gu gespinnel
nod in bieicin Sabr, :,nl Damn mad,
|ites Sabr ale auinmmcn Sas Sobal,
|nisfeit feiern 3u tonnen. 8is babi,
|iagt alien auf Wieoer!cDen
Tds 3omitee.
per @eorg sleincrtb, Sefr