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Arizona sun., 1946-11-08
Woman's World
Remnants, Old Clothes, Yield
Goods for Youngsters Coats
&y G>fta Haley

VXTHEN mothers look at cloth
w ing prices for their young
sters, can well imagine that they
see drastic things happening to
their clothing budgets. How lucky
then is the woman who can sew and
make use of fine woolen remnants
or grown-up clothing for coats,
suits, jackets and skirts for the
youngsters.
Some mothers feel that it makes
too much of a dent in their finances
to buy for the children, especially
since they seem to sprout by leaps
and bounds and soon outgrow their
clothing. This is just another good
reason for taking up sewing for
them if you haven't done so already.
There are any number of ways
in which home-sewn garments can
be made so they are adjustable as
the child outgrows them, and these
features cannot often be found in
ready-made garments unless they
are of the more expensive Variety.
The easiest patterns to adjust for
length, for example, are those
which have straight simple lines.
There are no hard-to-manage belts
which make letting out or down diff
fcult. Another way in which these
garments can be made to last long
er is to make cuffs on coats and
jackets that can help in adjusting
the garment as it is outgrown.
Bands may be stitched down the
front of the garment to be let out,
also.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-08

Pattern 366 gives an actual-size cutting
guide and directions for making the cor:
iler bracket shelf, also directions and
large diagrams for making the box and
a stencil pattern for decorating it in these
quaint cookie-eating Tyrolean figures. To
get these three patterns in one, send 15c
with name and address direct to:
Arizona sun., 1946-11-08
Disaster

Few Americans real

Few Americans real
ize that the protection of thou
sands of lives and billions of
dollars worth Of property rests
in the hands of the peacetime
Regular Army.
Army Engineers are con-
stantly at work along our great
rivers, building dams and
levees, dredging channels and
using the latest scientific meth
DDS to control flood waters.
And when the rivers burst their
bonds, those same Engineers
are ready to battle night and
day, raising sandbag barriers
and rescuing flood victims.
Many of the nations finest
young men are joining the Reg
ular Army, knowing that they
will have an opportunity to
work with the most modern
equipment and do a construc-
tive job. of utmost value to
their country.
X
YOUR REGULAR ARMY SERVES
THE NATION AND MANKIND IN
Arizona sun., 1946-11-08

making garments for the younger
child who is learning how to be inde-
pendent by dressing himself.
Place Buttons Where
Youngster Can Use Them
Little girls may look very
quaint in dresses that button at
the back, but this means that moth
er will have to stop whatever she
is doing in order to help with the
dressing. If buttons are worked into
the front of the garment that is
easy to reach, as at the neck, or
as in a princess style, little daugh-
ter can be relied on to finish her
own dressing problem, thus leaving
mother free for her own work, and
also helping create sense OF inde-
pendence in the little girl.
Zippers are again available, and
they are excellent for children's
clothing as they are easy to oper-
ate. Show the youngsters that they
must be slipped up or down easily,
or they will have too good a time
with them and, perhaps, even put
them out of commission.
Don't make buttons and button
holes too small, or the youngster
will have difficulty with them. But
tons, snaps, and other fasteners,
should at all times be large enough
to fit into the child's hands easily
so that they won't slip away as
soon as he is about to fasten them.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-08

making garments for the younger
child who is learning how to be inde-
pendent by dressing himself.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-08

If you must set a dish directly
on the ice in the ice box, place a
jar rubber underneath it. This will
prevent it's sliding. ~
Arizona sun., 1946-11-08
Recut Adult Garments
To Fit Children

In making clothes for children
from grown-ups' clothes, it's never
a wise idea just to shorten them
and take in the seams Children fire.
quently do not look nice In gar
ments handled like this and they
are very conscious of their appear
ance and the remarks their friends
make about their clothing.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-08
Corner Shelf and
Colorful Cookie Box

THERE is magic in the flowing
curves of this bracket shelf.
Place it at eye-level in a corner
of a small room and you have a
feeling that the corner has melted
away and the walls pushed back
to add space.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-08
Lesson for November 10

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc;
lected and copyrighted by 1nternatlonai
Council of Religious Education; useo oy
permission.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-08
PAUL POUNDS THE CHURCH AT
PHILIPPI

LESSON TEXT-Acts 16:11-15: Philip
plans 2:5-11.
MEMORY SELECTION-I can do all
things through Christ which strengthen
eth me.-Philippians Alb.
Arizona sun., 1946-11-08
.Ez75I .E5I| l. HOUSEHOLD
30 | ||rlTSKZ

To revive blanket nap after
laundering, hang the blanket up
over the shower rod or towel rack
nearest the bath tub. Fill tub
with hot water. Nap will fluff up.
When melting honey that has
crystallized, be sure to loosen the
jar lid before you put the jar into
the hot water. Tightly closed jars
may burst.
Used orange nets make excel
lent dishcloths. When washed
thoroughly, rinsed and dried, they
are soft, absorbent and scour well.
In lubricating locks: Take a
discarded throat or nasal atomiz-
er. Fill it with very light machine
oil and spray the working parts
lightly. Applied in this manner
there is small likelihood of the oil
cumming. While you have the
side plate removed notice how the
parts have been worn by use and
weather.
If you must set a, dish directly
on the ice in the ice box, place a
jar rubber underneath it. This will
prevent it's sliding. ~
Keep a record on paper of what
happens when your child is sick.
Such record will be of great help
to the doctor. On it write the
child's temperature and the time
it was taken, the number of times
he vomited, and when body elimi-
nation took place.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-23
Like Shore News
American Legion
Post No. 273
CONTINUED from page -

~ fs NS>eSeA eAse@AsN~S~ >NS~sAA~ krSSS~ ~ a
ing had a lot of fun, except the
umpires namely; R. F. Gnegor-
|ich and Doc. Princic. .-..-.-
The bees were busy SO we did
not bother them, but we did go
to see the domestic animals in
the barn. They were cute, also
the fishes in the brook that
congregate around a stone that
weighs several tons. They really
are smart. They don't fall for a
hook.
We also watched the card
players and they seemed to be
glued to their chairs.
For hot and cold pipes they
had soft and hard water on tap.
ALI in all everyone had a lot of
fun, and we sincerely extend our
thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Mihelich for their nice hospital
ity. Incidentally although Mrl.
Mihelich was convalescing from
a recent operation she was on
hand to receive us. 1--WE sure
hope that you recover complete
ly real soop, Anna"
The meeting On August 8,
1916 was again a lively one and
outside of planning to go hand
in hand with the delegates in
the Ohio State American Legion
convention, was almost a re.
petition of our previous session
with the bowling and drill teams
being the main topics of inter
est, and Frank zakraisek ano
John J. Kolar are taking forward
steps towards that end.
That beautiful welcome ban
ner you see at the club rooms
is really a bright spot and oul
very sincere thanks are extended
Ito the donor COmrade Franl
Skok.
| John Wense
| P. S. I just found out that my
able secretary and typest Flo
renee Mohar is going to leave MT
holding the bag. She's gettins
married September IA, 1916 a
St. Phillip Neri Church at 1O:3(
to one of our new members Jos
w. Print. Good luck, Flo ant
Joe!
| John Wense
| P. P. S. From the secretary
"Since Mr.. Wenzel let the ca
out of the bag, let's, let botl
cats out of the bag. Here's rea
news. When Mr.. Wenzel hear
: about my getting married h
slipped in a quick proposal an
he himself is also getting mar
ried at st. Vitus Church OF
September II, 1916 at 900 a. m
to Miss Jean Zabukovec. Goo
luck, Jean and John!
FLORENCE MOhG1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-23
BUDIIIN DEMANT


pptovati nocoj.
/ Dobro, je bridko yzdihnil
John Terry. Storite, kakor mi
site, da je najbolje. Unicen sem
cd vseh teh skrbi in ma koncu
sem syoje energije. Ne cutim Sc
dovolj mocnega, da bi mogel iti
ma dolgo in nevarno potovanje
" tako zalostnih okoliseinah.
- Hvala vam "a zaupanje, XII
mi ga kazete. Poskusim, da
uspesno RESIN svojo nalogo.
- Delajte, kakor se vam zdi
,mestno; predvsem pa me ne
smete pustiti brez vesti. Svoje
zadnje upe opiram ma vas. Edi-
no ma vas BE racunam! -.
Lionel je skusal, kolikor mo-
goee potolaziti starca, cigar
nervoznost in utrujenost sta re
postajale nevarne.
Sklenla sta, da Lionel Brady
takoj odpotuje. Yes popoldan
sta porabila iskanjem parne
jahte, XII bi lahko takoj odplu-
la. Bila sta pri treh parobrod-
nih druzbah in koneno nasla,
kar sta zelela. 3
S pomoejo precejsnjega kupa
bankovcev sta dobila ma razpo-
lago jahto. ''May-Flower'', sko.
raj novo ladjo, zgrajeno il maj
boljse hrastovine, obito ba-
krom in opremljeno mogoc'
mimi parnimi turbinami. Imela
je 1,500 ton in bila zgrajena "a
posebno nagle voznje; njena no
tranjost je bila razkosno oprem-
Iljena.
Vkljub dobri wolff, XII so jo
pokazali lastniki, pa je trajalo
diva dni, >predno je bila jahta
pripravljena "a pot, kajti tre'
ba je bilo natovoriti premoga in
najeti mostvo.
Lionel je bill zelo strog, kar sc
tice izbire mornarjev, ki Jh je
vel seboj. Vsakega je natanenc
izpraseval in Sc preprical c
pravilnosti njegovih sprieeval
predno ga je sprejel. Pc pravici
Sc je namrec bal, da Sc Nigga
lom ne bi posrecilo, vtihotapit
| med mostvo svoje clane. Zatc
je tako natancno pretipal VISA
kega mornarja, da je bill kon'
emo prepriean, da ina same "a
neSlJlVe lJudl.
Naposled je bilo vse priprav
Iljeno. Bio je jasno, solncno ju
ltro, ko je hitel ''May-Flower'
po Temzi navzdol.
Lionel, XII je stal pri krnilnen
kolesu je vodil ladjo, je z zado
yoljstvom dognal, da SO mu po
sestniki jahte povedali resnico
ko SO dejali, da vozi izredno ma
1glo. ...
Naslednji dan je jahta ze vo
Ella okoli rtica Finisterre in hi
tela v smeri Azorskih otokov
Ikjer bi morala obnoviti svojo "a
logo premoga.
fDalje prifodnjiEl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-23
ENGLIsH SECTION
Euclid Vets Club
News
Continued from page 4,

Continued from page - :"
Mrs. lapel, our president and
Mrs. Edward Myers making the
corn meal fly, Mary Kovacic and
Jackie Boyd, Mrs. Mary Mersnik
and Mrs. Stana Mersnik doing
the old style waltz. Very neat,
| too! .,....
Watching the dancers and
mingling among each other with
talk about newspapers and ev-
Ierything in general were: Frank
Sesek with yours truly, Frank
Cigoy, Mr.. Tony NADIA, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kovaeic, prop. of Luds'
Barn and Mite Club. Joe Sustar-
sic and Jimmy Luzar strolling
across when the players took
a breathing spell. Mr.. Simmons,
who owns the Dry Goods Store
on 2OOth Street, Mrs. Bolden
and Mrs. Starman chewing the
fat, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zigman,
Ed Nahtigal, Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Zadell feeling the people by
tickling their ears with a blade
of grass, making them think
the bugs were biting. Mrs. Sus-
tarsic and daughter Lucille, Mr..
and Mrs. Modic and daughter,
Joe Delost eyeing the girls, Mr..
and Mrs. Tomsic from Collin
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Solder, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Primo, Louis Ric-
her, Jack Sernel, Louis Snidar-
sic from "Slovan", Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ipavec, Mr.. and Mrs.
IWolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Primo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sustarsic, Mr..
land Mrs. Frank Siskovic, Frank
IRayman, but I didn't see his
wife! Tony Zore keeping things
on running basis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Roytz, Mr.. and Mrs. lance
rex, Mr.. Nick Mamie, owner of
the Mamie and Kahle Confec-
tienery ON E. Miller Ave. Mr..
and Mrs. John Marmar.
| To get refreshments at the
club room of the Hall were,
Frank Walland and sister Ruth,
Alice Bennett and Tony Sustar-
sic, Josie and Vera Kosec, Vicky
Luzar, MI, Medvesek, Ed Bolden
playing lone wolf, Johnny Ste
fancic, Frank and Ed Gorse,,
Clarence Cormea and Joe
3 Nance.
,, Our esteemed guests from
out of town were: The mayor
of Willoughby, Mr.. Andrew
Shine from Warren, Miss Olga
Graznik from Fridays Harbor,
Washington, Tina Skerl and Ann
Braderick from Salt Lake City,
,, Utah. Hoping they took a good
, impression of our Street Dance
back to wherever they came
from.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-23
lgadGl joaassjs)


Ne smemd 81 delati nobe-
nih iluzij, je nadaljeyal Lionel,
kaj store Mygali, ako bi jim
bill "a petami. Samo da Sc osve-
tito, bi zrtuouali Miss .Elleno,
in to, brez vsakega obotavlja-
MIA.
Res je, prav innate, je
vEdihnil John Terry. Kaj mama
ie tocej storiti?
Razmisljajva! Predvsem
ne izgubite poguma! Ponavljama
vam Be enkrat, da "a sedaj va
sa hcerka nj v nikaki nevarno-
sti. Ia Mygale je Budhin de-
mant vse proved vreden, da ne
bi rasmali 2 vaso hGerke Gim do
.stojneje. Sal sva dognala, da
so bill bolje informirani glede
vasih skrivnosti nego vi sami.
Toda kaj mai vendar takre-
nepa? De dejal hankir obupno.
Treha se je odlociti "a
dive start. Treba je najti de-
mant in ga potem izroeiti Miste-
riii kof zameno "a svobodo Miss
Ellene. Vem, da je ponizevalno,
pristati ma pogoje teh -zlocincev,
toda glaNno mora hiti yarnost
vase hcerke.
John Terry je silno trpel.
- Prav. Ali da MAIDEN ia
prokleti kamen, bom moral Y
Patagonia, tara nekaj casa bi.
yati in Sc nato vrniti. To be
trajalo nanogo casa, in kaj se
med tern zgodi 2 mojo hcerko
Umre cd strahu in nemira, in
jaz Sc ne Glltim dDvolj noenega
da bi 1nogel tako dolgo prena-
sati raisel, da trpi in da je '
ujetnistvu.
Lionela je zabolelo v srce, kee
je videL kako trpi eee. zarad. za a
syoje hcere. -,r
- Morda bi Sc dala zadeva
urediti ma drugaeen naein. Y no.
vinah priobcite oglas, da spreje'
mate pogoje kupeije, da pa van
je treba preeej casa, predno van
ho mogo6e preskrbeti demant
vi pa stavite pogoi, da Sc Q ten
obuesti Miss Ellen in da van
SINE pisati. ~
, - To nj napaena misel.
- Najholjsi nasyet je, ki van
ga morem dati.
- Maj bo. Takoj sestavivs
oglas. Toda &c Sc odpeljem J
Patagonia, ali nj nevarnosti
da mi Mygali slede in da Sc po
skusijo polastiti demanta pree
menoj? ..s.
Vas ugovor je tehten, to-
da JAZZ hocem potovati mests
vas in sc vrniti z demantonn, nj
da bi me zasledovali Mygali. n
vas je pa bolje, da ostanete '
Lpndonu in zasledujete dogod
ke.
Kaj storite?
Sc danes hefem najeti ma
glo parno jahto, XII mora bit
preoej veaika, ds preaese dolgt
potoyanje. Y dyajsetih dnel
sem lahko IA allSlandskih oto
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-23

Sc danes hpfem najeti ma
glo parno jahto, XII mora biti
precej velika, ds prenese dolgo
potovanje. Y dyajsetih dneh
sem lahko na Falklandskih oto;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-03
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Overseas News Agency

Niirnberg. Inter Den @eob
cbtcrn oes &riegsuerhredperfcn
1rcilcs herrift ,icnlitb auG,meir
Der GinSrud, oab Nie slu9eflcgtsg
con critran5iacn Suriiten perteihig1
ucrocn. @cr iiro lie? Sd, babe si
riae pon linen heiraat uro i'm iai
acnhcn Ste Grgehniiic nicrergeId,rit
ben.
@Gbreno r,eNrcre Don ibneH, mi,
Or. Serbert &raltie ruh Sans
aGarr, iaubere @inoe haben, sitt e.
cin paar. Sic 9c5iehrnacn 5u Sen
Tatipnallo3ialiiten bnttet. sarll.,tc,
Or. .Hpbert Scrpati,ts' ,,no Ser i'm,
le isran5 bon Gapeu. Sie meiitcn
pcn ibnen taten iueltis, I'm iid) Dem
Neutrality-suspicious. III ,piserietean
Seiner lit Si,oe, "a ia ale ssuben
al,s bcm oeutihel, Met,ts,reien aus,
aeidloiien tparen.
M1nner lpie Stabmer, Sauter
Gson 3obuIdlof unh Grauie iinS
heruorragenoe Nel.id,e Suriile,l
Stahmer lit 8orings annalt; Sau-
ter rerteihiat &i5tentrop, Sunf uno
Stirodl; ala,Id,od Eapeu unS
arauie Shaft.
Or. &raule teilte mir NIT, Sal; er
Grcieiior Scr Hetbtslpiiienihait an
ser ltniperlitdt con 8ottingen mar,
bepor er 1887 pom Sen NationalIos
5ialiiten entlaiien murSe. Gr lebrte
stueimal ais sll1Stauidrprofeiior in
Griuceton uno Gbicagp. Sd,nhts
Ged)tsanpalt iagie. er f0nne Iid,
Iidt iiber Ous Tribunal beihperen
oen &erteihigern, iagtc er, lei es &C.
Ilattet. ibre &llcnten ieoerSeit oui
Vriuhen Su icbel.. 9(ber er meinte.
>ab linn ,it lrenis 3eit gelaiien MIR
Sc, I'm sic Gerteioigl,rs Stahts
rur;ubereiten; e bate, iagte er
"nod) einige neitere @fcnatc" Na5u
aebrahht.
Or. Otto S,ubmer, ser @erteiOi-
ger Sermann 60rings, slnralt ieit
1907, lit iett ErGiioent ser reorsa.
niiierten observation-disclosures Gr
fIogt, es ihm MIDI moglin eepeien,
ii ale notigen Sof,tmerte giniiht
III nebmen, aber or gibt 81, oob cr
80rins ieberseit aufiud,en fonnte
Gr iage, 8oring merbe BON ieinen
GieiansenenpGrtern Cider" &c,
nannt, obgleid, er 80 Eill,tS abge-
nommen habe; haB er geiiinber lei
als pGbreno Der letteu IL Sabre,
oab er feline Ser5beihpereen mebr
tabe uno feline Morpbiumipriten
mebr befomme.
Sic eroBte 9ait ser Gerteibiglng
trdgt Ser beriibmte Miind)ener
Straiuerteioiger Or. iSrib Sa,lter,
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SeIbltmoroe. Die 8atbeorale ,par
iiirhterIif perid,m,st uno Gepan.
ser waren geitoblen. 0as @ebdleSe
mnBte neM seipcitt ncrheu.
rNid)t MIR 2el,tc heutidIcr Nbs
i.ammunA iontsrn audi Holen, De-
-eu isomilien lei! @enerationen in
CansiD pnbnten, lparSen epafuicrt.
Sic mur>cu in EiehpaQen gcitcft.
l2O in icbeu @aJen. gRie erbiclten
rid)ts ~ elien rpibreno Ser 5ebns
tugiaen 9nhniabrt ron Sliua na1
@ueItro!p in Mrd enturn. Hplniide
MtiIi, tot uns G'rnt an. ben Suib
700 bis 200 }lalp. &c iaateu uns.
,rcr nit mehr as 90 3lotp Die
medlcnburaiidje Gven5e erreihe.
rerNe crihoii.n. 20 Yerionen in I'M,
icrem transport. ltar6en slpiidIen
Slipa rnb Sueitrnn llnS peitere
10 nod, scr slnfunIt."
Gin proteit,n+lihcr Tiarrer be-
rid,tctc fofgenScs:
rWsirc lSiGhri~e Softer mltr:
Nt in ben eriicn 3ancn ser Beet
slna Sau;ia >l,rd)'d,n:ttlicb iiinis
sptn Mol i'm Gag pergespaltigt.
Diiitter ron pier uno meJr &inbcrn
puroen or hei,ioli;dc @eiie be-
honSclt. Sd)mcItern in aranfentGus
icrn Die ror }ridlGp'lma iulaln=
meu,ubrehcn Hrohtcn. wurbeu Der.
.lc,poltigt uno uielc nabmen Iid)
Cleft haa Hchen. Nur BON ben @l,ls
;cn in @iirns uuA aiidjen beid)Gitigte
Traucn :ntlinaen ser Iotsiidti.
!,,ro. lltren Hno Sdmudiaden
mllrNcn iiheruQ getcblN. ielbit BON
rliiiic1en Sifisieren, sic iif) jebcb
nid't an Sen Nr3 3eraltislmgen fe-
tci.iotcn."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-03

roIniid)e &cr,ualtlmg seidaiien.
Iic Stunning Ser 9epGlteruns
Nurh Eie polniif,e Ntilis beeam
onfanas Sui. Gau5e Sduiersepier-
tc purocn eingef:ciIt; Nie 9eluobner
puroen aui sic Straben getriehen,
sim nGfIten @aDuboi geiiibrt Mnb
IN 8iiterpaaen gelaSen. Yaitor 60
terItein. lpeld'cr bon oen NationaI=
'o5iall'ten monatelan9 gefanaen Ses
baltcn uno ihl!eBlih ireiaelaiien
lpuroen mar, pcil er i'm Sterben
lag, ipuroe auI ole Strabe genpr-
fen. Sn Sangiubt mioerietten iih
Sic beiben Tifdrc Ser Guafuieruns
unh ibr YaItpr unterItiiete lie. slae
srci muroen geSnungen, Gieblpa=
gen 81 il,lbern uno ipurSen babel
ltnnoig nit @a.uehrfplben gcid,la=
gen.
Sf reiite nm / Muault 1915 a6.
Sn Stargaro. Eommern, muroen
mir BON ser poiniiden WiIi5 be.
raubt, lno Dies mieoerbolte lid aui
leocr Station. Baitor Stint itarb
unterpegs. Som april bis sSuni
hearugcn lie 500 Se.,te aui unierem
Trieoboi. wabreno i'm aan5en Sabre
1914 un'ere 5ooesfGae MIR t04
ousmadten. Die proteitantiihen
airfen in Tan5lg murSen bon go
len I'M Suni iibernommen uno iiir
uerifieoene nidtreligi0ie 31pede BE-
liibt.
Sine iiini5igjdbrige 9ebrerin b.
ifreIbt ibre GrFabrlneen BEL ser
Weiesung 9anSigs ourd oie Note
s!rmee iolgenoermaben:
Sd lab Die 9tuiien am "a. W1r3
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-03

i945 nab Slipia einmaridiere,.
Nae Jral,en maren in ibren Gel,
!ern. Sic &lliien pliinoerten suerlt
alles unh geltatteteu nns. in lulcren
&ellern iu bleihen. Mm folgenocn
Gag murNen aber meine beincn Nifs
ten i'm 9llter bon Is unb % S1hs
Ten gcnot5iidtigt, sic cine iieben
luno oie anbere iituisetn Wtul. Pm
nGcbitcn Saa riet uns elm rlliiiihcr
Sffi3ier, Ben aeQtl ,,l uerlalleu uno
uns nod, Gem Com III begeben, "a
cr oas @erebn1eu ser tetrrnfenen
SolbotVn n:eht gorontieren tonne.
Sort blichen mir cine Noht; aber
IN Ser nGd,Itcn sSnd)t branaen ruff
i6e SoIGatcn in Nas SotteShaus eil
Ino uer9elrolti9ten nae ,srauen,
E'dbrenh einige Sic Srecl ipielten
unh sic 8lrfcn l;ilteten. aa h!es
acid,ob aui sic hcItialiichltc @cile
.Munche israuen ,rurSen bis ;l, Nrei
iia 0fal g:nct,iihtigt uno fein al.
ter ic1iiste lie. Gann iano ih gu.
fluht i'm 2uitithltfellcr hcs Hiorr-
tolics, ocnn MI puroen aus ser
Stride uertriebcn. ,3lrri Gage narcn
'rir liher; hunn aber muSen mir
BON rriiiidl.n uno polriict,en 3iuili-
ten aeIlnOen, wclhe pieSer olle
iSrauen not5iid,tiaten. 2arln,ter pn-
rem proteitanti'bc unN fatholiid)e
Sd,pcltcrn llno cii, 13i1hrlges
HINdcn, mclcheS NIT |Iut heoett
mar.
Am Garircitng nllrec uus a..
ltattet, mad, uu'rrcm &uus suriif
j'.tehreu. no iid, 40 Meniheu in
brci Snhfanmsrn ouibiclten Sd,
iiihrte hos Sterheregiiter in Scr
FfarrgelueinSe SIioa. Die Snbesra
& 'liea enorm llnn es auh icoen Sn'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-03
Die verteidiger i'm nuernberger Process

scr Iih Scs iriirrcn s(ubenminiiters
Scochim oon Hibbcntrcp, bes GbciS
Ser Nrritsmobiliiierun9 6rib Soilf=
fcl lno brs @irtid)1itsminilters
@altt?r Tlnf anaeuonlmen bat.
Sal,tcr. Scr iriiAer ser nationalio-
'io ii,iiicn Yartci oueeh0rte, wllrbe
1910 cus ser Gartei ousgeidlaiicil.
mcit er 9omnl:rilt.n unS SltSen
nerte:Nigte. gr .Nrtrot oamals sen
Stanbpunli, ha6 Elm @erteioiser
rcrpIlihtet lei. iesnm Nehtsild,ci,-
Sen Scu Sienit ieiller iuriitiid)pu
Senntniiie :lr |criiia,,na su iteIlen.
&ie anaerc Gerteioiger. nit 0cnen
id Iprah, mar aitd) Or. Sai,ter a..
gen cine S!nallsidieb,,ng oes pegir.
res set GcrhanNliinl. Seine SOL
tuna mar. Sai, er oie unangeneIune
slltfgahe 10 raih ipie nl6sIid) binter
lid, haben mod,te. slls i'm ,pei Ser
:reter Ses internNtionalen tribunals
Inn ueErnafyne Ger Gerteibiguig
haten lehntc er 5llnabit i'm &in6lif
onf sic unSanf5cre suigabe ab.
StlieBlid aab er nod, ha sic Ser.
!reter bcs tribunals ibm auseinon.
Scrietten, oob es in s(merifa iiir
ieeen Hedtsanrnlt Gbreniadp lei,
eincn lold)en, ourd, elm bobes Tri-
tunal eraonaener Ruf Sclgc su
lciiten.
Or. Sauter iaste, oab er Sen
Frcjeb lucgen ser in ibm nertpidel.
ten Ferionen uuo all6 meeen ser
Sarin sum eriten Mal angeipauoten
nellen Tedtsprisipien iiir iebr in
tcre''ant balte. Cr gab ieinem, @e=
Snllern Sariiber slushru., oaB Dem
neut'fen Iolf niht erIau6t lei, Sic
@crantlportllns fir bieie8eridtsper.
hanolung mitsu1ragen lei es aIs
Gi6ter ober Staatsannalt - "a
oie SeutIden utner SEN SGnSen Sie-
Ter 0iihrcr am meiIten sl leiSen ae~
aaht bGrten.
Die 5ilm Ero3eb sngelaiicnen
Ner'onen becbahten nit Snterciie
Die srbeit Ses illngen 6ran3 Don
Eapen. Ser Or. aubuidof in ser
NerteiSigung leines Gaters biIit. Ct
bat 5mar Sslra hubert, mar aber nie
eln,palt. @or Dem arieg mar
CT ais SanoelsreiienSer in glmeri-
fe.
Inter alien Medtsan,uGlten miro
Or. Sans Marr bon ser auslGnoi=
'd}en Ereiie am ipenisitens friiiid
tetrahtet, neil er ipGhreuo bes &rie=
aes mebr als 600 iran5oiiide unS
Nlailfe ariegsgeiangene Dor einem
oeiltlfen StanSgeriht in Niirnberg
rerteioige. Gr muBte Sasu seorirgt
Deroen. Die @erteiSigl,ng Smlius
Streiders III iibernehn1eu.