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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

shes prettD to look friends one 9T1 9"y eau be proud But sp"e doesn't crtntie just at the O
 foud know it. you're She couIalt De nicer lreoy ana pleasant oy your dates with nave to say She values ward to seeing
 WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT?
 1 You're wondering if Nett cozy warm you don't You chemical explosion that means you go for each other in BIG
 So your mind chases its tail consider saying farewell A be you say to yourself It's time that we'll hunting TOT girl Who ascates That's
 If really you're goo to go on seeing her acts the tone of her voice the her aathefs mlstaehe if then stop seeig her If you don't like eating them you find girl you go around the block ' O.
 BUT NETTIES NICE
 You don't feel oamg find her attractive ana good fun Shes swell gh on your list Her only fault pushed the cliff yet ~ ~
 Given certain set of The moon tae nuSic the mood the right combination O Just might give meaning = -
 Love Is sonet1n1 that happens you go with your ngnfying glass sheroekng unexpected places So have fun with years and years You know the love bugs bite hurts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

squeeze out all the juice, and wash salt away with cold water, Mix onion with potatoes. add Hemento, eggs, salt and pepper, parsley and mayonnaise.
 Mix well and let stand in re- frigerator for some time before serving.
 Crab Louis
 One pound crab meat (2 large fresh crabs), large head lettuce, shredded, salt and pepper.
 Mix shredded crab and lettuce. saving crab legs to put on top of salad after dressing has been poured on.
 Dressing: One-half cup mayon- naise, cup chili sauce tomato sauce or catsup may be used), ripe olives, chopped finely, small sweet pickles, chopped 1 table spoon chopped parsley, teaspoon Worcestershire sauce.
 Mix ingredients well to make a fine, smooth dressing Chill in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06

Doors,", the weekly radio program of the State Park and Forest con- mission, which will be broadcast Saturday afternoon at 2:45 P. M. from Station WTIC. Dr. Raymond Kienholz, state forester, and Milton c. Stocking, state forest fire technl- clan. will be the speakers. They will discuss the public use Of state wood- Ian dand general rules for the avoidance of fires and accidents.
 Before the war, 10 per cent of U. s. passenger car production went into export channels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
Safety in Woods" Broadcast Theme

Safety in the Woods will be discussed on Connecticut Out-of-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

Use potatoes in your menus. thus reducing your wheat consumption George Mardikian. famed San Francisco chef, gives Us his favorite recipe.
 Potato Salad
 One pound firm fresh potatoes, 2 hard-cooked eggs, teaspoon salt, white pepper to taste. IA cup vinegar, pimiento chopped fine ly, 2-3 cup mayonnaise. small onion, sliced, tablespoons chopped parsley.
 Boil potatoes in skins. When cool, peel and cut into quarters. Then slice or dice. Add vinegar, mix well and let soak. Slice onion and pour salt over it. Then
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
Elizabeth Woodward Says
YOU'LL SETTLE FOR LOVE
 OR NOTHING?

Yowpe been seeing lot ot Nettie lately shes SaoeH girl and all that .. but you're be- oinnh9 to aeonder G itS lr9rth the bother. Try as might Vou iHst can't lone tbot ojrI something doesn't click. Oh, yom like her fine Shes S1ceH dancer she loreS to laugh
 sue pettg to look dt and has lots of friends
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-06
Current Films
 Time Schedule

LOEW'S POLI-"The Green Years -2:05, 5:35, 9:05 P. M.
 Freddie Steps Out: 12:45, 4:15, 7:45 P. M. LOEWS STRAND-"TWo Sisters From Boston: 2:3O, 5:45 and P. M. "Passkey to Danger: 1:15, 4:30 and 7:45 P. M. WARMERS STATE - "A Stolen Life"-2:30, $50, 9:l5 P. M. The Return of Rusty"-1:30, 445, 8:05 P. M.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

lie office of persons judged "major
offenders"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
Good News
For Folks Who
Suffer From
v GAS
v SOUR FO0D TASTE
" ACID INDIGESTION

Do you feel bloated and miserable after
every meal, taste sour bitter II
SO, here Is how you may get blessed re-
lief from this nervous distress.
Everytime food enters h stomach q
vital gastric juice must flow normally to
breakup certain food particles; else b
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gestion and gas frequently cause q NOR
bid, touchy, fretful, peevish, nervous
condition, loss OF appetite, unoerwelgnt,
restless sleep, weakness.
To get real relief you must increase
the flow Of this vital gastric juice. Med1-
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positive proof shown that SIS Tonic Is
amazingly effective in increasing this
flow when 1t is too little or scanty due
to a non-organjc stomach disturbance.
This is due to the SIS Tonic formula
which contains special and potent acti-
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Also, SIS Tonic helps build-up non.
organic, weak, watery blood in nutri-
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feel better, work better, play better.
Avoid Furnishing yourself with over
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you digest food for body strength and
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Millions Of bottles sold. Get a bottle OF
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SIS Tonic helps Build Sturdy Health.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
.OKEH OCCUPATION
ZONE PROCEDURES
Plan On War Criminals
Basic Part OF Newest
Directives

BERLIN, Oct. a. R The Al
lied Control Authority Coordinat-
ing committee, composed of the
four deputy military governors OF
Germany, today adopted a dlrec'
tive establishing uniform rules for
all four zones. of occupation for
Identification and the arrest and
punishment of German war criml-
mails.
The basis of this directive,
whose text is to be made public
Monday. is understood to be the
Identification law of tn e Ameri-
can zone.
The adoption of a similar code
for all four zones would have the
effect of setting up uniform pro
cedure throughout Germany for
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
Unique Schools Will
Be Held In Germany

FRANKFURT, Germany, Oct.
l2.-(P)-American schoolbells will
ring out over occupied Germany
Monday, summoning 1000 to $500
children II United States soldiers
and civilians to one of the most
unique experiments in American
educational history.
Elementary schools for Ameri-
can dependents are scheduled to
open in 40 military communities"
in the American zone. High schools
are scheduled to open in the six
largest American communities -
Berlin, Bremen, Frankfurt, Err
langen, Munich and Heidelberg.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
ADULT CLASSESTO
START WEDNESDAY
Operation OF Office Ma
chimes Will Be Taught
3 Nights Each Week

Classes in shorthand. typewrit-
ing. office machines, and elemen-
tary bookkeeping will begin at
$50 o'clock Wednesday night, In
Room IB 3O3, of Isaac Bear
school, 1910 Market street.
The classes are designed mainly
for adults, who r DESTROYS OF
learning additional skllls.
The classes will run for two hours
each night, three nights each week.
Instructions will be given for lou
hours and the fee of SIS must be
paid at the first class. No refunds
will be made.
The instructions will follow the
following plan:
Shorthand students will have
supervised lesson preparations for
the first hour, and instructions
from a qualified teacher during
the second hour.
Tyewriting students will receive
qualified instructions in the first
hour and a period of practice for
the second hour.
Bookkeeping and office machine
instructions will be indivlduallzed
throughout the two-hour periods.
Miss Ann Bardkale, of the regular
high school faculty, will be the IN
%structor.
Seventeen students have already
registered, and other may enroll
by telephoaing 2-O37l between the
hours of 9 a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

future war crimes trials ever on
a zonal basis. It would mean also
that if any future prosecution OF
the three defendants acquitted at
Nuremberg - H j a lmar Schacht,
Franz von Papen and Hans
Fritzshe-uniform rules would APP
ply in all four zones. deproving
them of a choice Of any 'lenient"
zone.
The American zones denazifi-
cation law provides maximum
penalties of 10 years confinement,
confiscation of all property and
permanent disbarrment from pub
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

Toppers and regular length un-
trimmed coats in 1902 wool
SUICIDES, fleeces, shetlands, crepes
and tweeds. Outstanding new
styles in smartest fall color shades.
Sizes IL to "A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
Civil War Vet, 1903,
Passes In Nebraska

NORFOLK, Neb., Oct. 12.-Wp-
Lewis B. Musselman, 1o3, M.
braska's oldest Civil War vetera,
died today.
Musselman said when my tim.
comes to lie down, I'll be ready y
Musselman was born near New.
ark, O. He enlisted in the Unio,
Army Aug. g., 1862, and wa,
wounded May %, 1868, in a powder
explosion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
RENAMED
BY BR0ADCASTERS-
Wilmingtonian Continues
As Vice-President OF
State Association

Richard A. Dunlea, owner and
operator of radio. station WMFD
here, was reelected vice presl-
dent of the North Carolina AS
ISOLATION of Broadcasters at Its
meeting in Durham yesterday, &C
cording to an Associated Press
dispatch.
Frank Jarman, a native of Viii
mington and general manager OF
station WDNC in Durham, was
reelected president for the coming
year.. Harold Essex, of Winston
Salem, was named secretary
treasurer.
The officers will select. the time
and place of the next meeting.
During the Durham session, the
members of the association pledged
its full support to the North Caro-
lima Good Health campaign.
The endorsement resolution was
adopted unanimously after Bryce
Beard of Salisbury, Charles Crutch-
field of Charlotte, Fred Fletcher
of Raleigh, Lester Gould of Jack
son, Earle Gluck of Charlotte anc
other broadcasters praised the
campaign.
There was much cheering wher
Crutchfield announced that no
only would WIT of Charlotte co
operate fully by donating S 5000 tt
the campaign but that newspaper!
throughout the state would carry
full page features on good health
and full page advertisements spon.
sored by local merchants, probably
some Sunday next month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
AUDIENCE WITH POPE

ROME, Oct. 12.-P-Pope Plus
XII, receiving a group OF Amerl-
cans at his summer home at cas-
tel Gandolfo today, recalled that
it was Columbus Day and con-
graduated them upon the event.
Those received included Miss
Helen Sullivan of Winston-Salem,
N c
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

Rings of Brazilian professional
men signify their calling. Doctors
wear emeralds; lawyers rubies;
engineers sa%pphires; dentists to-
PAGES.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13
New Milk Bar Will
Open In Wilmington

The Carolina Milk Bar, Inc, will
open for business at 400 N. Front
street within the next 60 days
according to an announcement
made yesterday by Joseph M.
Hines, president Of the corporation.
The quarters once occupied by
Alex. Sprunt and Sons, Inc, and
more recently vacated by the OF
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

flee of Price Administration.
Modern equipment for the milk
bar, which will also specialize In
the serving of sodas and sand
wiches, has been ordered.
The Carolina Milk Bar, Inc, is
currently operating a milk ba-
in Wallace. Officers of the corpora.
ton are: President Hines, Mrs,
Lillian T. Dixon, vice president;
and r. V. Dixon, secretary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-13

Sumptuary laws are those in
tended to limit or regulate the
private expenditures of the citizens
of a community.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

alle Sdareltern nit 2iebesaaben SEN
airdcn Sroi,en &erein Su alnterltiit,
sen fiir micre Notleioerocn Golfsgc.
nolien. Seben Wtittlppb nad,mittass
perSen 8abcn entgegeneetnmmen IN
ser Seutlhtird)e.
1ie Mitglierer oes 3lueis 4 iino
lpr'ltdp eingelooen 5lum &prsert Scr
Sarpnia, bas am 81. Sftober, 1 llbr
nahnittags itottiinoct.
Mltf ser &ranteuliitc lino: Shlp.
Sara @faric Sotb, Sri. Martba $,
Shuller lluo ,srau 0orptbp ,Srec.
Settcre i'm Geaconeb Spipital. @ir
luiinihen allen baloiac @eiieoung.
Sic Sdapeitern neroen eril,dt sic
frarfe SdNpcitcr 2puiie @rpb llno
&atb. Scllpig. lcBtcrc lit 80 Sabre
alt, 81 bcilthen.
llnicr Siesfrn alno &atp Sce&or-
tenpnrtie tincet om l3. Nopenr5cr
itatt. Sm &onitce lino: &. 9lutonius,
&. SiIbler, &. @cbcr, @ilbcln1iuc
,scr lmo Saith. Yt,ltb lmN loocn allc
hcrslih cin. &. Siid,ler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Sclft! Sclit! Sclit!

IringenSe 8itte ergcbt aui oieiem
@ege an ulle Siebeubiirger 6rcl,noe
1u,o 2onosleute auf ser @eitieite
luo llngeeeno, mitsubelfen i,bt 100
sic Scot inter lpnleren in gams Cure
pa perltrel,ten @ritSern unb Sdlpc-
tern IN drnlten Gerbdltuiiien lebcn
niiiicn, grob lit.
Sin Soilfsaperf i'm DER Sclltld,.
Stride lit icit oem 1S. Septenrber III
ppaem 8ange. Sieies Silfs.pcrf ip!!
bcIteben bleiben 10 lonee lmiere lie
ben 9auosle,ltc il, europa lmierc
Silic beoiirien.
Gin aus freilpilligen Nr6eiterinrcll
bcItcbelaoes &on,itec miro jeoen Wtitt=
lpocb pcu 1 llbr morgens bis s llbr
obcnHs in SEN untertll Hdumlidjfei
ten ser STRIDE ampeleno fem, Inn 90
ben, bcltcbclro aus lu1perocrblidcll
Nabrungslnitteln, &leioltn9sItiidell
jeocr s(rt (Sdube iilro oringeno not
ipcnoi9), Seife unb iolde 8egcnltan'
Sc, oie s,,r Milocrlme men'dlihcr
Seioen oienen iperoerh banfeno cnt;
acacllaenonlnen.
IS lteber Dem &omitec mlnnlehr
etlihc 300 slbrciien 5lrr 9er'ilglrng,
nbbin Yafete eeiarOt perben fcn'
mem, bomit lie uniere 2anoslentc al,d
gons beiti,nmt erbalten.
@eloIpcnocn iiuo ebeniaas cr.
,piiuldt umo audi iebr notia; es miro
uah Dem oas Eorto alI Die obges
iorHten Eafete be5ablt iito, oo5u per
mcuoet ,pcroeu, gtabrnl9slnittcl,
Seize 1uuo anbere peridieoene c'es
aenitlnoe ein5ufaufen, oeren oie
IermIten am meiiten beoiirfen.
Sas &omitee madt es ii6 5rtr
guigobe seetn.dbig @uh SIT fitbre''
iiber alle empiangenene 8aben. Muh
iiber abeeiG;dte Hafete miro senal'
&ehnune eefiibrt tperoen 5ll oller
lteber,e,raltaus amb 3uirieoenbeit.
Siebe "Gclfsgenoiien, iett tit Die
3eit 5u belien, ifneue Silie lit opp,
petite cilie. Giel funn geton lperoen,
nenn mir MIR alniere Ser5en ortne!l
appllen.
Gs lei oaraui bingclu@lr oaD
aleibl,nssitiife mo aasdp Nabri'nas.
nittel pom &omitee gerne ab9ebolt
.reroen.
Otan ruie II. 1926 - 81. 6OS1
- @i. 1910 - Gl. 6710.
;srei,pilise slrbeiterinncn linS c:s
uiinIht uno ,pillfonmen an oie'ein
9iebeslpert mitglbelfen.
9llio bite, bite ieoen Wtithpod ir
DER Seutih Stride, @eit S9tb lno
@illnre gpe.
Ias aoanitee. per e. ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
SamendjDr .SarOnia.

liner Serbitfonsert iinoet am q.
Sftober 4 llbr nahnlittass Itatt.
Iiesmal baben mir ein 2ibretto III
slpei giloern: Gin Gag in Ser
million, ent,porrem BON SGl1geril
Siloa Sbellman uno Trof. u. gsito,
laus Sm Arranaierungsfomitee i:ra
Marie 90. Rebner, Siloa Sbeaman.
Sariet Stneiber, Inna &nau, Senap
slber ans Margaret !Miiller. @ir
bitten oieien 9atlnm fir Saronia 81
reierpieren.
Cine girlaouna ipuroe angenom.
men BON Gerlpalter slnoreas Sheel.
INN oas Sabresprosramm fir 1916
AZ su arrarsieren fir ben 1. e;oo
slae SGngerirrren tperoen bon Ero,
feiior Hifolaus unb Erdi. Silp 81
earto erlldt sic 1roben ItGnoig 81
beIld}en. 8. Sildler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
3entralperbanos Mn9ele9enbeiten
Hejttlui, Scr 6rei,beantten

Sn Irer balbjGbran &eammma 81 Sui 94G habrn bic
rUfbeamtcn cinimmia bsidcn, umen Se
&ermOgus Central &crbanocs crtn Nnpn in Guano
5megn.
Nrai ,u Sicm &ciduf lit yciGcn 8rok Yeamn
bas @mnen bcs Central &rbauo ui hcr nocrn audi rGa
nsd inpn Ter ar6ftc Sell nuicres &ermOaens lit t in @c
mmo @nmpauno ansslt Sic miulac Der esaen Gins
Notwithstanding nraes Grtagus awern Ge Sppubfn
urtgage bmam audi ben bcomno bOb nsrae ais ypnos
In Der Ssnng rue amn Wmroc WGbrcno oir Scranngcn
Musbruf gebrad ben %ern madn o mt Ode critic Sppp
en yanosmtcn Scuano an5ncgcn Me mnce
gofsgnpen abcn lid a cmcn Namen cruurbcn oaomd oa
lie iOne Seine ban brc Antmmcr amcm SntanSc battu nn
bn 3ablunasucrpidanacu pnftd nadommn Scsab nb bic
Rbeamtcn Hbcrug baR hc gmtcs nocmcmt man rcnn c
dc Hpp amf cimem cm Ssim uocr 0rnnociNcntmm
merben
Gs aht ocsbab laenoe NuSernn ieen Der @rOhbmen
nnierc &olfsaenuIcn Glcueano (nnS &oriGotcn):
Giebe GaubsIemte!
br cnc critic Sppo Scnft sucr
Central %crban S n &auf Gin Sarlcbcn gcbt r
fSmmem Gm b lcbcn oenlbcn uocr bIcrn) %ongmnacm
TIN Die Nuslagn cigcncn uaase departments pa
bic roRbamcu Nbmmcn seun nit Der pmc Sunn
Seemres Corporation bctrcnb Nusnns Eap bic
Mnanng Sarcens bic Gnhebnna munan abnngcn
Sir nGb Gnbtcn mcuoe Gu ocsbab bic rumc Spam ano
Sccmries Gurpurun" 27fO-14 Surn Mpenu Gueanb, Sbp
5 ~ $780, bercn ScfreGr uner 2anbsmann Sr 3D. g. Sdnci
Der lit Si Nnat fat bic Crsanaiun amaebc Eerion nno
Grabruna iulde Sransafpncn admafs onrduiHbreu.
Webcnfet Gin Sarlebn Central @bano mrb Gnd n mebr
fuiten, ais ionitmu In mauden Saaeu ugar weniser.
gergekt Gnn br of amcu hcli mmier Scrm6scu
gut crtrasnsre uerwan bf Sir Gmrem ciacmen Gcn
traL Gbnnb nnb babnrdb Gud iebn,
Sic 8ruf -Seamten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
2lus 4ei,,eIleaH. "a.
2iueia 6.

Tie 9riiocr bcs e. g. Gereins
BON Someiteao meroen Diernlit er.
iildt i'm oie Geriamnllrug 81 fonunen
Samstag, oen ~. Sftober, 80
llbr abe.pos. Gs lit pihtig iiir ieocn
ampeieno 81 iein, llm peitere G!lt
lridlung I'M 3llitanOefpmmen unles
res Sereinslofals entgegen 5ll neb-
men, unS audi mit5lbelfen an Lridti=
gen Gnt';beiollngen, auf heren @obl
nmier Gerein binfort gebeiben ioa
Gie Eflidt uuo Terantportllng c-
mes ieOen Mitglieoes lit nun, ba mir
cine eigene Sale baben, GROCER ge-
luoroen, oesbalb mlB ieoe @elesen-
beit beniibt luerben, in freier s3eit in
Die Salle 81 fomnlen uno &umitces
arbeit iiberne6men, oeren es biufort
genii9eno geben miro. 3ur gntih1
oiaung lpas lie iiir oen Serein tut,
genieBen iie Die @riloerlitfeit umo
edit iad)iilhe Bemiitlidfeit, bas iii
mas uns lange gefeblt bat uno lpir
rlln oui Wunib bopon iBebrauh mo-
d)cn fGlnen.
s. Strait, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
2lne Gkieoee, 1lli,rois
2peig 10.

IS 0iene ollen Wtitglieoern ocs
3aueie 10 5l1r geidaigen 9saGridt,
oub es beihloiien 1puroe, uniere mo-
natliben Geriamnllllnsen wiecer an
Sonntag radmiitogs abp,balten. Gs
lit lpieoer ser sreite Sonntug ee.
pGblt lporoen, 10 finoet unlere Ser
iommlure am 13. Sftpbcr itott.
9ie Wtitglieber ,perSen eriud)t iid)
81 beteili9en. 9tah ser &erionmlln1
miro eiu &nrtcnpartie lmO onSere
Spicle peranitoltet. 9as Gomifee
miro ourh &artcn peritdnoiat IS
miro erluartct oaB ieoes ieinc Hilldt
tut. Glisobetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
3iueia 4.

Die leste GerIammlrlrg mar gut
beiudt lrnS mir fiihrten tpieoer orci
neue Mitelieber ein. sSrau Sara
Sdmiot, hlrh Iepiitp &a.b. Sher.
mer, Jrau sloele 5bereiea Soprid)
ourh 9eplltp &atb. 81. Sdnniot lpb
9erop @alter Sd, Sobnhen BOZ,
Sdrpeiter Mnna Gf. @ir aae frcus
ten uns iiber Sen ,3lnpabs ans bofien
nod mebr nelle Wtitglieoer 5l befoln
9lae Witslieber iino eingelnbeH
gum 8lue Mothers &arienpartic irl
@eItieite 'Safienbeim am ~. Oft.
8 llbr abenos.
Mm 25. Sftober peranitalten 81:
3tpeige / uno A Die iabrld)e Sallo.
iueen= =llnterbaltl,ng mir aqe &inoer
ser Sugenoobteilurrg i'm @eitielte
Satiembeim. slae, jung uno alt, iiuA
ber5lid) eingelnoen.
Sdfueiter Yrai. &ole Yetri eriuht
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

ct. Yamls Gu. Qntb. 8emeinoe

feicrt am l3. Sftober ibr Grntc-
Sanfiag,lngsfeit nit einem @ottes
oienlt. Mae 8lalpbensgenoiien iinS
eirgelToen Su oieier iseier lrno ssbes
TN nidt sal perseiien bon ocn gelcg=
neten ssriidjten oie eetpadien iino
bieies Sabr mitsubrinsen.
elae 8aben bieier Samml,lng
tperoen aufseteilt ,lrter 9eteita Seinl
lmo ,3elinoppele Seim; oud) !riro
cine grtraianmllna ein9eboben fir
benielben 3ped.
Sonntagidule 8 llbr morsens.
Gnsliider @ottesoienit 10 llbr.
9eutiber 8pttesbienit nm If ltbr
nlor9ens.
Yiarrer Sans $. GeutihlGnoer
aus Glepelalno miro als @aItpreoiger
fungieren.
Nidt perseBt Sen @ettitreit peaen
ser 8eteiliea,ng am @ottesoienlt.
Seltte bat sic he,ltide 8erneinbc
ii6er,pun6en.
9(Qe Witglieoer, Die in ser S1n'
iinb, neroen gebeten eingemadltc
6riid)te jeSer glrt als 8abe uii5u'
bringen 5ur gerid,onerung bes ,jeit
ties umb sur &ilfe fir Notleioenoe.
&ommt einmal ale llno laBt uns
! uniercn alten irelnb Yfarrcr 3nrs
,, 0euti6lGnoer begritben.
slnoreas Srben, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
3lueia 1.

sluen 0fitgIieoern sur geIlllige!
Nodwid,t, NaB uriere ndhite &cr,
ialnmlllng an 6reitag, oen IS. eft.
s llbr abenos abgebaltcn miro. Sll
oicier Gcrianlnlilng miro auber Ben
regclmGBigen @eiddIten Ser ulcrtcl,
jGbrige ssinanSberid)t Don oen Beam
ten perleien tueroen. ltitglieoer, oie
nit ihren 3abl,lnsen i'm HiidltunN
iino, iollten iid) in oieier Gerlunm-
lllng elltitebeno MAIDEN.
gSm. Sduliter, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Nektmi,e, SeeretGre!

Die Central @erbanbs ScfrctGrc
Der 3meiae tucroen bringcno erindt,
bic Sabrcsliite iiber Gcntral Ser
baubsmitslieoer aleid nadl Der SftO'
ber-&eriammlnng tuGbreno ocs No-
nat Cftober benz of=SefretGr snm
Hriiien cinsnid'idcn. GrmadlicneNit-
slieber icparat, iiber &inoer.Mbtei-
lung audi cine ieperate Cite. Sieie
Cite ioa in 9uplitat anf Monats.
beridt. pier semadjt ipcroen, cs ioa
bic 3crtififat-ynmmer, Namc bes
@itgliebes uno bis mann sntitebeno,
Nonat nnb Sabr, angegsben ieia,
nit Der fleinen Summer angefanacu
anf,udrts.
9as Ginididen sur Erifnns bic.
Ter Sabresliite iiber Iitsliebcr an
ben 8rof. .SefretGr 1T &unuentions.
8eidlnf. Die SefretGre ,uerSen er.
imdjt Sieier Mmfforbernng int Nonat
Cftober jeben Sabres nadsmfommen,
miorieenfaas bic 3ueisuereins-@e"
amten iiber Nidterfiillnus Der Yilidt
hires SefretGrs in &enntnis aeiett
tperben. 9icie 8eridte iollen nnbe.
binat i'm Nonat Cftpbcr an bi,
&auslei einlanieu.
Ri1 Nrmberurah.
0eorg Martini, 8r..Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
,Sanitor.StcQc Oafant.

NGca 8eneinoeglieoern rno
8laubensgenoiien seben mir auf Ole.
fem 8ege befannt, baB bie
San;rur-Steac
in unierer ct. DARIUS Stride oafont
miro uno bieien;gen, oie iib Inn oie
Steae betperben, mGgen lire Sfferte
Grdi. @eors Slice iobaJo ,pie m6glidl
einbGnoigcn.
2rau Sarab &ann bat oieie Stel(e
Sabre lang gut sepflegt ,mo mill
run periuden I'M fernen Siioen cine
ncIe 9eimat at finoen. sine gliids
life Neiie uno niel @liid au ibretn
tueiteren Woblergeben bringen mir
Sbr uno 9od)ter audi an oieier Stelle
tntgeden per 5. Nobrmau.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Gllmoob Gitn, Tn.
ct. 8aulS Men;cinbe.

Sa;Ior Spomas q. S'iniser. 1aupt>
oottesbicnll iebem Sunntag 1O:3u lihr
morar,is Gol,ntaaiGrle $50 ubr.
Ru:;ti;;-.nneriI;lterridi il ,lad) Nn9dbe
bes t;iiarrers. &irGcurat5iis,lng ieoen
letter san1staa i'm Uin,:,7t ! ilJr abeuDs
Observation-Disclosures iebsn orttten
Scc::::::::ccs i:H Nonat, S:22 ilbr r,orgens.
&irhenUorprObe ieoen Treitag 1880 llbr
absMSSSs. Stirden Sruuen SereinsSSitz
3ura ieDcm oritteM 9onnersta9 inl Tfo<
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

3meig 33.

gaen 8riioern oiene CUR Had,s
rid)t, oaB sic nddite TerIanumlllng
am Sonntag, Sen 10. Sftober, nad-
mittags 2 llbr ltattfinoet. Gs lit oles
bie Observation-Disclosures Beneralper-
iammlung uno oie Sinan5beridte
,peroen perleien iperoen. Die iid) nit
ibren 3ablungen i'm Riiditaltoe be-
finolihen Briioer speroen gemnbrt,
ibre 3ablungen nad,5l,bolen'
Notwithstanding uno Bidder
priri,ung am Wfontag, Den Z. Git,
8 llbr abenos.
8ernlan Wiiller, Sefr.