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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

Rummage Sale Friday May Is 55is
n. Huron upstairs. Denton NJ. F
Church. Adv. 5l'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

PARIS --AP- Press credentials
have been restored to Seymour Ere
idin and John Groth. two of four
American correspondents disaccred-
tied by supreme headquarters pub
lie relations for going through Rus
sian lines to Berlin before the Ger
man surrender.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

O.E.S. Rummage Sale Friday and
Sat, IS and 10. Masonic Temple
basement. 3 a. MS p. m. Adv. oil
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

Sixth Annual Dance Revucups of Marjorie Backu Auditor
May is, Sis D. m. 3sc plus Adv 5l7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

NEW YORK --AP-Charles A.
Lindbergh, now in Paris. will tour
the European thester soon as a
civilian In Bnnection with the de-
velopment land production 81 air
plane engines and propellors for
the Army and Navy. United Air
craft Corporation announced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

See PACIFIC-Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

NEW YORK ms Add signs
Of the times: the ban on fire en-
CINE sirens has been lifted in New
York City. The sirens had been
silenced since Dec. IL, 1871, for
fear civilians would mistake their
shrili blast for air raid warnings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

GREENSBURG. Pa.-AP-Mem.
bers Of the Clyde Beatty wild ami.
NAL circus shepherded some $500
spectators to safety Just before the
big top" collapsed In a high wind
storm last night. In true trouper
tradition, clowns and other per-
formers kept their acts going while
tent poles swayed, ropes creaked
and the canvas blew wildly. Ticket
sellers. ushers. cooks. drivers and
candy butchers calmly coaxed the
spectators out in TO a downpour of
rain just before the tent collapsed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17
Flashes of
Late News

LONDON-UP-- Army authori-
ties in Rome confirmed today that
Heinrich Himmler's wife apd Is
year-old daughter had been found
in a mountain chalet in northern
Italy and said they would be treat
ed merely as refugees, not political
prisoners.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

WASHINGTON-AP-The U. s.
s. Lafayette, formerly the French
luxury liner Normandie, is unlikely
TO see Pacific War service. Navy
Secretary Forrestal told reporters
the vessel. which burned and cap
sized in New York Harbor while
being converted to a transport. is
too large to traverse the Panama
Canal. Manpower and material.
he added, are lacking TO prepare the
ship for war service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

See HOUSING Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

: hos1 lsJIt--sfS - Organised re-
sistance has creased in Yugoslavia.
where the last battles Of the war
in Europe were fought between the
Germans and Marshal Tito's forces,
Yugoslav communiaue said to-
day. The announcement. broadcast
by Tito's headquarters, said: THE
destruction and capture OF small
enemy groups continues"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

NEW YORK-AP-An easing of
III cigarette shortage within two
or three months is predicted by
manufacturers. By that time ship
ment OF cigarettes TO the armed
forces in Europe will have been
reduced considerably, industry
members believed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

See JUDGE SAMPLE-Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

OTTAWA ms Under new
tire rationing regulations effective
June ! inner tubes will no longer
be rationed in Canada, munitions
Minister Clarence Howe announced
today. He also announced approx
imately $4,000 vehicle owners pre-
viously eligible for only retread-
ed or used tires will be allowed
new tires.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

Speed Victory
Buy More Bonds
Salvage Paper
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-17

WASHINGTON ms Sen. FL
lender (D) La, charged today that
foes Of price control have conspired
to try to prevent its renewal after
next June 80. Ellender said the at
tacks on OPA's meat program are
"the opening wedge to do away
with controls entirely"
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
ALASKA AIRLINES PERSONNEL HERE

Mae George, of the Personal Shopping Service of the Alaska Airlines is making Nome another visit. With her is Mrs. LaVada Holman of Colorado City, Texas, who is assisting her. Mrs. Holman paid the Nugget a visit, as she is interested in how papers are man. aged in the Territory. Her father John Baze, who owns the Colo rado Record, which is a weekly, has been forced to put out a 16 page paper without any help due to the labor shortage, which is quite a chore and goes to show what newspapermen are doing as their bit in the war effort.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN SAYS:

Howard Lyng, Alaska's Demo- cratic National Committeeman states, regarding the sudden pass ing of President Roosevelt:
 "Those of the Democratic phil osophy of government have lost a peerless leader; the United States the outstanding American of his generation; the world it's greatest humanitarian and champion of the little people everywhere.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
MONDAY, APRIL IS, 1945
MT. and Mrs. A. POlet
 Return From Outside

MT. and Mrs. A. Polet returned with the P.AA. last Friday eve ming. MT. Polet reports that he at- tended the sessions of the Alaska Development Board which lasted over a week; the regular session of the Territorial Chamber of Commerce, which lasted three days; and the biennial convention of the Grand Igloo of the Pioneers of Alaska.
 All three meetings were so in- teresting and constructive that he states it would be impossible o cover their business in an inter view. He states that he will re- port on Grand Igloo at the ban- quet which will be given this eve ming by Igloo No. 1.
 MT. Polet states that the re- ports of the Chamber of Con- merce and the Development Board are so constructive and vital to the whole community that he hopes meeting can be ar- ranged with the members of the
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
VISITORS TO PETE sATHERs

Mrs. Ron Brousseau and small son are in town visiting with Mrs. Brousseau's parents, MT. and Mrs. Pete Sather. Pvt. BrouSseau IS at Fort Lawton awaiting further or ders. Young Pete Brousseau IS having a fine time getting ac- ouainted with his grandfather for whom he was named.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
Health Officer To Give Vaccinations. ImrnuniZatiOns

Immunization against whooping cough and diphtheria, as well as vaccinations against smallpox will be given to infants and pre-school children by Dr. Thomas Morcom, Deputy Commissioner of Health, Tuesday, April IT, l945, at the Territorial school building at 9:3O am. All who had antitoxin shots during the epidemic will please come in for Schick tests.
 Anyone having questions about immunizations will please come to the clinic Tuesday when the Health Officer will be willing to give you advice.
 A. KITZMILLER, P.H.M.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
MARTIN VISITORS DEPART

Corporal and Mrs. Thomas Mar tin and their infant who have been visiting with MT. and Mrs. Garnet Martin while on furlough left with the Pan American for the States.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
FRONTIER PARTY POSTPONED

The Frontier Night Party, scheduled for Saturday, April 21, has been postponed, because of the 30-day mourning period set for the armed forces.
 The date will be announced later, but is tentatively set for May 19.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
GENE JACK HERE

Gene Jack, executive for the Arctic Exploration Co. came through Nome enruote to Fair banks on company business.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
REINDEER SERVICE MAN HERE

J. Sidney Rood, arrived in Nome from Juneau on a survey for the Reindeer Service in connection with the wolf menace which has been developing to an alarming degree in the past few months.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16

MRS. NELSON TO FAIRBANKS
 Mrs. Robert Nelson, who has been teaching in the Territorial School left for Fairbanks for a short visit.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
IN TOWN ON BUSINESS TRIP

John Paden, superintendent of the White Mountain Industrial School is in town on a short busi- ness trip.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
A. KITZMILLER, P.H.M.

Chamber of Commerce, the City Council and other interested cit izens. He further states that the native population be urged to at tend as the meeting will be of inn portance to them also.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-16
MRS. CROOKS NE1WDJR

Mrs. Banks CS s:-s s-ss. :.s {: Nome last weeF vt"> 4ke 7-1 A MT. and Mrs. Crooks made their home here 2 years ago when MT. Crooks was stationed here with the C.A.A., as he has now returned to this station they have taken up residence in the Ethel Nelson house recently purchased by How ard Greene. Mrs. Crooks has been operating a beauty parlor in Chi cago and may open a shop here.
 Placer Location Notices now on sale at The Nome Nugget.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
Sonntaoseeoanfen
,3,usi.1en &rica nno Jrieben

Stun, oa ser crlte aebon5,llloia
Tal1EI uprbei, Ser S,ulSerttauienOe
in @eiiiblssrtrcme mari. hie nad eli
ncm iolc,eu iitrGtbareu &riegsse.
ihcber fulun bcgrciilid tparen, fnIier
Sic Maiicn luieber Sui, - uno Ser
@lid fcGr+ aus oen sSnlfenboblen
,pieoer suriid 81, sreifbare!r, iroiiden
9inge!l. '.tnd blutet bic grbe, nod
bIuten uniibiigc MeniG, ,erberscn aus
id)icr linpcilburer @unoen - nun
crit iiirr:er lid, bie nel,en slufgabca
poniv giJantiid)em MuSrlaB Dor sen
menlGild,en @ciit. bob oas, mas
iortar uui ibler unnb'ebbare 3eit
se!ciitct .'no aernciitert iuaroeu ioa,
,uIb 10 aar ni1t rie "Nfiehclsiperf"
anmiltct. Vs bcibt ia nid)t, cine
Staht, Gin 2nno, cincn Croteil OH
bem sic &ricssfurie l;ii, atstobts,
ipieopr aus Sen Sriinueru g., lo'el
uno aufjubnuen - ntD - Die Welt,
oie gar5e @elt liegt ia in Sriimmcrn
- &ulturen iino ucrnir9tt!, iii ocnen
ebripiiroiae Snbrbunbelte lire Seelr
perif,crr@ctcn. Sic iino uerIunfens
mic oon ,!lmcltlieaer Siatil,lt pcr.
ibludt. Weniden inh Afsnitcnbc:
ME tpurHaa 9eibGnbet nnh dertretef,
tpie Sd)n"fenbduler on flutiiber.
ihmeninltcn StraBen. E1e Moral 1T
pernitJtct unb tein nocJ 10 erltaur
tee oocr :np6rtas ,Geto' ta'l riele
5atIehe als scr @elt idGiIcn. Wir
babcn ms allc idon 81 lprit IN Hie
Immoral yerirrt, baE ielbh Ntom,
bomben, bie iurbtbar;tc uno lplrt'
iamltc @r:egsipoffe allsr 3eitell.
obne eincn bas @eltaa ourd9ellcn.
bcn Gnti.kensidjrei abaelpol1er arers
Den uito ,3r grnneabaites Gcrnid),
t,ngsmsrf bollbringen fonni'n. .NiGt
cinmel lolte oas 8eipnbtiein cine;
= Gieut ai6t oie fiin;tlidc 8.Ital
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13

beiratet lpar, er5Gblt Sic Gbronif,
OaB lie h,fr piel Jrcusc rlno CUTE
3eiteu bcl ibrem Gbeglnabl gebabt
babe. Gr lei flrhtbar eiferiiibtig ae-
ipeien. ht@e feline 6raI niemanoenl
gesein. uno menn er Bclud, erbielt,
babe. IL ik elm fleines &mmerlein
geber ;,iiiiian, po lie eingeipcrrt blieb
bis Ole Quite lpicoer aus oer@eiihts
tpeite 1uar,n. Sftmals babe er ibr,
aim ibr &ur3ipeil 81 idjaifen, einc
&leioerbiirlte mitseaeben nit oen'
@eiebl Die &aare barin NIT eSleii]
unb @erlienbaftigfeit 81 5dblen
uno ibm Dsl ieiner Wieserfulft Die
3abl herielben genau 81 bermeloen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
Der nlohte oa rliht eli,
Jnoianer meroen?
8iiun6raten ,pirb beim Stammesicit
Der Sionr ierpiert iuerbem

Gutter, g. 8. Mm :. s(ueult feier-
ten Sic Slour- Snoianer ibr traoitio-
neues Sonnentan5feit, bcs uripriing-
lid bicl iriloer arar nuo iebr oft in
Observation-Disclosures enSete, iooab
es inn Sabre 1889 alS ,barbariider
8ral,:b" oerboten ,unroe.
Die TRADITION itreibt bor, oab
tudbreno Ses Geites elm erobes Stiid
8iiontatg auf Dem beiliaen Hfabl ae'
itedt lperOcn miiiie, nm Sen Ser 1an5
alsgeiiibrt miro. Die Sioup baben
aber ibre Viionberoe Dor Ginger 3eit
ibon beni Staat iiber!aHen, Der Sic
5iere i'm Gutter :, StantSparf unterr
bradte. ssn iuciier Yorausiidt ser
Ginge jsood, bate tit. ser Stamm
oils idbrllde 3inien Sic lteberlaiiung
BON atpei 1ieren ausbeo.ingen. Die
SCRIBE lpcr iebsis aopic itarf nnS
nermebri ild) 5ui, ieoenitelle,ro.
Ser .Slin Ganre" lit oas sr0bte
Jeit Der r-Snoinner, bel benI
traoitonci! 0as ecr0ltete 8i=
ionMeii6 per5ebrt MIRO. Der Tan5
fano aripriinslid am SIbcno oes CT
item Goli:onoes nad) ocr. CONNER.
ionncnuenbe itatt unS Sauerte bon
.brei bis ,ec)s 2agen. Sci oem Cans
miro Ger grobe 8eiit aS0fatanga all
gemlicn uno ser Mono criett oabei
Sic Scune. Ger NiaG! ipnrbolilicrt
0as Sentrum ser bier Simmels
segennen.
Sn friibcreu 3eiten ,puroen ols
5dnser, 6ei oe:len iib feline SON
nenbiiion", feline giast6uag ocs gro'
ben 8eii:ts cinitelltp, IN ben Con
lenpfaDl JcDan9t nlIo oioar 10, uat
Surd giIld)nitte in 8r:.it ooer Hin
feubaut i,arfe ,oolspflode 9eirieber
.purben, an beacn Der 2Gn5er bing
bis Sic &cut rib uno ct 81 8ooer
iiel. 9si1ttGn5er iaber oft INN oel
SpnnenitruhI hcru!u .tnO id)uitter
iih 5leiicjitiidc aus slr1nen nni
Sbml!err, sic Ser 8o.tyeit ee6oter
tp!,r0cn.
sus oieicn Briinoen fpuroe ieiner
5eit Der ;Sonnentans iiberbaupt pcr
boten. Die iesise 6orm oes San5e:
uno aae 3eremonien imo unoeran
bert eeblie6en. nnr bie Selbitper
itiimnellmaen famcn III MegfaQ.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13

ginariFfs III cas- 'Sd6pfl,naswerf
tung cincr ,llrfraft" zines 9ltom-
5crtrillli:ererS - einen Gingriff ir
iGopfcrii',cs @eifeben oar9?) 0as
8rauc:i aus, bas bieIe iaste rWun-
Scrtat ma:.idliNen @eiIte," oot aus,
Ioien u'lii,te!
ltro asi Girie bonn Nioeriinn aaen
Neihepcl:s pibriercnoe, ton alien
meniIlitjcn Scioen iibcridte GrOe
ieEft ii;5 laugiam oas nod i,uiabs
lihe, 10 rielacitaltigc, pielseiid)tig.
@sbilrc ocs sSriebens.
@lro ;:ic .3eit icines Grocnlcbens
fur5 teid,nltten reid)llt) bemelien
- ootr Jnr auig iein9 Soer miro eS
aus Sen Scrltrifllngen l,no fiinlt'
litcn asrsg1ngen, aus aller Toppels
sii,gigieit bon Eolitif urh Moral
ols offer io5laicr unO lilttliden, aus
ser blitcrItcr uuo primitiplten aQer
neuiulihan Got .pieber tCineu anoc.
rcn Nusacg gebcn als = &rieg?
llnb ioieucr 3eritGrl,ng ulI nit &il.
ic 10 poiicnoct lpirfiamer @afien .uie
sltanbonlsen ginsiide &erhidtung
ser @clt uno Nenlhbcit?
glNtis eruite sluisahcn iino bel.t'
jcncm Doll ms augerorfen, Senn EN-
1SrieocI cor geltano fam niht MIR
burd ips.ie 8ciese unS GertrGge &C.
libert lue:oen, sic sic 0Olfer oieier
Groe oils BON Gipi9feit ber glei9be'
redtigl ,ctraften urO lie Oanad)
bebanoeIA. @iro iib 0ie menidlihs
Seele picoer in Dem Gldl,nsel ser
BeiiiDir perbeooern. .fl bem Neio,
MlBgunii, Sab, &abgtr. Gigenliebc
uno. llnonleiamfeit ic iippig apu
hern, oab nur Elm sllis,peg bleibt,
ser 8apalt ooar ariee beiBt?
aSu Ge.aer, in rneiner, III unlerer
Sano lieet Sic 3ufunit Ser @elt;
iei tpadi1m, ebrlid,en Ssr5ens uno
@eiltes.
l
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
f6f,Ncrere,t3ef, int
fanftiocft Gmrepa
ftch ,,,,,itrittcft

@cibinIton. Die McniGbeit lit
burd sen Siee ser sEdierten Dor sic
Erobe gallcllt ;uorben, ob lie es nit
Nen Nrirlipien Scr @eresbtieteit I'M
Golferleben ebrlib mr,i,i u,po Oh lie
nab ser Geireilng bon Sem slbbrud
ser Nd5i-IDrannei anI Dem europa,
tlUen Ml;ttcrfontineui Der 3ipilila,
iation lpirtliW i'm Sriencnmiteinou
ser letcu sann. Die dnberc sSorm Ell
ner interll;itionulen 2,,ialritcraybeit
lit 5lp1r hit Dem neuc1 Ncltperbano
seibaffe,i aber pie hirS ser recle
Snbal; altslebcm Ser :bn gegeben
miro? &,iro IS bu nid)t am Gnoe bod)
manten E!rten 8ioeriprllb s,uiide,,
@prt uno Sat eeben?
SGon 1ett lit leiber fcin 3lpeifcl
oaran. oab ser SSealis!nus ees Sit
lantit Gbarter", ser III Yotsoam III
elmer itorf biaebtcten aunbgebr,ng
urieres ErdIoenten Elm K; Iebbaftes
Gho iano, nidt BON alien lltTeren
Gerbit1betcu uuo crit reft nidt
bon alcu ocu pielen Diittel= uno
aIeinitaatcn geteilt miro, Size in Ser
Saupiiahr ben amerifuriiden, bri=
tiiber uno r,,iiiihen Nafienleiitl,n-
gen ibre gcireiung 81 Oanten baber.
Gon eluen ehten iSri,oen lit unter
ibnen bisber ber5lih iJenis 5u ipii-
rcu. Gielmcbr aibt es ft>,an irgcnotpo
2Gnoergrcr5en in Seitlanoelaropa,
Sie mitt Segeuitano mehr ober pen!.
ger bitterer 3piItisfeiten tudren.
Ser iiberiteigerte Nationalismus
lit in Der alten @elt nlG1t nur fci.
nestpess liquioiert, ionoern feiert in
ci,er perpirrenoen sSiille glcif)5eitig
losbreGenoer @ren3oiipute froblide
ltritdao. Solbe 9iiputc Iaiicn feinea
3foeiicl Saran, baB sic rgroben
Irei" (ooer Gier) nod; lire 2ait bas
ber lreroen, neuc, ypenn audi oorcrlt
pielleie5t MIR .lofclc" Ggploiioncn sll
perbiiten, Die in ibren &usipirfungelt
leid,t tuieoar su Stornrgeu Ses Welt.
iricSers, ipenn niht sur @eltcn'
anartie mlo Sltm ltntsrsang ser
Decentralization fiibpan f0unten!
isrontrcib unb 8olea 8. 9. fonn-
ten Sen Taden nidt bon genug be-
for,men ,.!to meroen fdJ!uer 81 per@
oaltcn bcben 6is lie ales oeutide
9aro rai.igeireiien" bdhen!
2ieat in bieier Gerteillng Gllros
pos nid)t :iud et,pas 81 1ielslmertfa=
Nationolisnlus unS Sic s(ufrehter-
baltuns elmer Millionenarmee bier
inn 9alo" brinst biHies ni6t Den
10 iebr &c. 6abten preubilhen Wtill
tarismus II oieies 2a,.h! Ser HapIt
ertlirtc oics Sem 9(bgeoronetenbaus
aomitee pei ser slubien5 i'm Satitaa
in nint miBsuperitebeuhen WorteH
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
Nbt ,snS Ia NtSi,eke pett
&epf IN Haft eef,eitttttei,

Hrae. lie tihed,oiIonpafiihe Si.
hetteitspoli5ei bat in oem &lolter
1epl elite Ha;sia pertnitaltet unS
Sen abt Setter Wiohler iamt ID Der
0eomess De,saitct. Gent &lolter tuirS
aur 0alt eelcat.. es lei lcit Sahrel
Elm 3entrum 1ra5iitiifer 9dtiafcit
gelreien ,alo nod 'ncr fur5enl
ourd aort beii,,olidp Hcfionen an-
rrier!g !ger0in0ung mid Bruppen in
BaDern a.free0terbaltcn Idtten.
9spci a;aoiolenoer, pue: Gel0tele-
phone M,s0 cine @enge Mh.nition
|tpairben 9efanocn. S
@c5u il bic 1erne idapcifen, iieb,
ods @utc i;est 10 nab, 6iGlcte @5tb'.
Mm ,neiItea id,impien auf o:m
Qanbc ieEe 2eutc iiber sic Nssnieften'
plaac. Bic in ibren staSfDiiros ibrc
3cit mt Glieacllfaiaen Dcrbrinsen.
Sn Soabn 5erit6rte ein @al6branA
! 5000 ,Aeres Joritbe1ta,lo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13

'uaren iberfiiGt. Nae alusldnoer,
gleid)siiltie apelfer Nationalitdt,
tpurSe,t ,rntiubelt.
St1Hpiitet hot nud) Sop-
ietrutlanS bie Mcgierung GbiangS
als sic 1inciidc &cgicrllng aner-
fannt uno cinen Bertrag nit Gbiana
aai4SDcf fiir geaenis;:ige 3ltiam-
meuarbe;t abaeidloiien. China bat
size d,,bere Mongolei ais ruiiiides
@ebiet erflGrt lno gleib5eitig 0cn
&afen Sort Mrtbur an SiuBlano ab-
getreten, oen Mublanb 1905 an So.
pan bcrloren batte abes hineIHheS
@ebiet lit. Songfons lulrSe 5,uar oil
sic Guslarocr 5uriidgeaebcn, abcr
China erfjdrte, oaB es ipater icine
slnipriiOc seltenb nraten iueroe.M .Mit
sen &omm1nilten idycin. Elm @ertrag
gum Gbihliib gefommen az iein, ,nud
peldsm oie dineliideu 0rober,tno-
bsliber ,D:eu 2anbarbeite,n Selb ab.
treten aler Oafiir miiilen oieie dine
iiitber iScrmer teillueilp nod tueitcr
fir sic Yanobeiibcr ibre Mrbeitsfrait
sur 8erfiigung itellen, Bis es mog.
lid it, bie 5arnen su moberniiieren.
2etteres 1pirb oiclleitbt 2'5 Sabre
in Mnipr.,b uebmcn. Mber ser &om-
numiltcniilbrer ibeint nit bieier So.
Jung eiilperitanoen su iein. ..' '.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13

Gin GROCER Sng fonNlt. gs lit Ser
Grofi!unsstag ser 1916 See Ga,
paoes in Ger Glepelano Irena bonn
81. Sept. bis Z. Sftcber nit Nad,
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01

Gossler was married on Feb. 8 to
Miss Jean Smith at Seattle. He COM
pleted fifty bombing missions over
Africa and Italy several months ago
and was here when he returned
from this service.
Miss Verla Klein who had been
visiting in Seattle returned home for
a short visit and left Tuesday NOM
ing for Columbia Falls where she
will visit at the home of her brother,
Norbert Klein.
Mrs. George Kugler and Ellen
were Wolf Point visitors Friday. FL
len visited there until Sunday at
the home of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Birkland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Sanders of
Glasgow visited at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Baylor
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Garsjo left Tues
day morning for Vancouver, Wash,
to visit at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bert Sivigart, (Dagne
Garsjo).
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. McKee who
spent a month visiting at the homes
of their daughters, Mrs. Orville
Holmqust. Mrs. Jack Beach and
Mrs. r. Steiner in Seattle returned
home Wednesday morning.
Arne Ulvestad, Yeoman first class,
who was here to spend his leave at
the home of his parents, MI. and
Mrs. A. Ulvestad, left Sunday norm
ing for Seattle where he will visit
at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Keith Peterson, and at the home Of
his uncle, Karl Ulvestad. He eft
there Wednesday for a short visit
in Portland and then left for Cali
fornia. He had returned from a %
month stay in the Pacific.