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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-24
Survey CONTRACTS
TO Be REWRITTEN.
"details In Ports Advance
ment Move Agreed Upon
At Raleigh Farley

nocision to revise and rewrite
10 Two contracts for survey of
North ,5,T Cardinals potential tonnage
W. ad estimates on port improve
d l0n+s necessary to handle it on an
!aa.ronomical basis was reached at a
sooting of members of the North
rnrnIina State Ports authority and
oan,resentatives of two nationally
I trp engineering firms in Ra-
iaiob Friday, R. B. Page, Will
. .7inoton publisher and chairman
t the authority, announced yes
terday'
nuring the conference, also at
..aded by ]. Melville Broughton,
terr,or governor who is serving as
~ ulto [l for the authority, all de-
S;I. If the contracts were agreed
Low and were acceptable to both
Wy. w. authority and engineers, Page
said.
Af+er being rewritten, the con-
+rscts will be returned to the au-
thoritv for signing.
''' The survey, to be the first of
-. nature ever conducted in the
~ p4,+e will be financed by a grant
~ ~ $4,000 recently made by the
FEDERAL Works agency. The papers
.ecpssary to complete negotiations
4or +be fund have been signed and
W ot,, w to FWA offices in Atlanta
s.d $4,000 is now available. Pre-
s a intentions are to begin the
s Immediately after signing of
contracts with the engineering
firms.
mere Page, william Huske, of Fay
.ttaville secretary-treasurer of the
suthority; Cy Gibbs, of Morehead
ri+v member Of the authority; j.
7 ~ Hers executive agent of the
wilmington Port commission; Ar
thnr J. Bulger, representative OF
tbe firm of Frederick Harris, Inc,
obstruction my engineers; A. G
sanford. of the Robert Engineer
ing company of Atlanta, ano
Broughton.
II was planned that the group
would 90 before Governor R.
G. Cherry to discuss financial as
sistance necessary to establish ar
operation's budget. The Governor
however, was out Of the city ano
this matter will be taken up at an
other meeting Of the authority II
III. near future, Page said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-24
The Gallup Poll
By GEORGE GALLUP
Dnector, American Institute OF
Public Opinion

PRINCETON N. j., March %
Fuollc confidence that Russia will
cooperate with this country in
world affairs is found to be lower
at this point than at any time
during the past four years, since
the institute first began measur-
ing U. S. sentiment toward Rus
STA.
A majority, although a small
one, fear that Russia will not CO.
operate with us. On the other
hand, friends of Russia will be
quick to point out that a substan-
tial number either believe the
Soviets will cooperate or are sus-
pending judgment for the time be-
ing.
Studies on Russia during the
past four years show that Ameri-
can public opinion reacts very
sensitively to Russian acts and to
statements of Russian leaders.
Field reporters all over the Unit
ed States presented the issue to
cross-section of the voting popula-
tion-with the proper proportion
of workers and employers, farmers
and city folks. and young and old.
The question put to these voters
was this:
sDo YOU think Russia will coop
crate with us in world affairs?"
The replies:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-24
Quick Relief from
Pile Irritation

40 years ago a Buffalo druggist
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from the itching and smarting OF
Piles. It brought such quick cGol.
ing. soothing, astringent relief tnat
its fame spread throughout the
country, and made Peterson $
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of homes. Ask your druggist for
35c box of Peterson's Ointment to-
day. or 6Oc tube with applicato
Money back if you are not delight
ed with relief.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-24
/ NAMED FORESTER

WASHINGTON, March 23-P)-
Joseph C. Kircher, regional forester
at Atlanta for the last IL years,
today was named forest control Off
Ger in the American controlled
zone of Germany. Kircher will
leave the United States on May 1
by plane for Germany.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-24

As the table above shows, opln-
ion toward Russia in the United
States has at times fluctuated
widely within relatively short pc
RODS of time.
Thus. after climbing slowly
from 1912, confidence in Russia hit
a high point in institute surveys IN
March. 1945 when American and
Russian armies were sweeping Eu-
rope. L.n
ONLY three months later, when
Russia at the United Nations CHAR
ter conference in San Francisco
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-24

The following table gives a pic
ture of public confidence in Rus
STA from 1912 until September,
1915. The question on which these
figures are based is somewhat
comparable to the question In the
present survey, dealing with
whether voters felt Russia could
be trusted to cooperate with this
country after theawar:
Can Cannot
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-24

only group found to do so
in the present survey.
AS in the other surveys, Demo-
Gratis show a greater inclination
than Republicans to believe Russia
will cooperate with US. Young
voters, 81 to % are more inclined
than people 80 years of age or more
to view Russia's intentions optimis-
tically.
More World War II veterans
think Russia will cooperate than
think she won't, although the di-
vision of sentiment in this instance
is close.
The vote on the issue among
principal groupSa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25
FARRELL
HfGHLIGHTS
By Dot Schmidt

Farrell. Pa, July 25-Another
weekend of fun has passed and
we all hope that Alliance had as
much fun as we did. We eally en-
ioyed having you with us and
drop around sometimes soon.
You're always welcome in Far
rell.
! don't think anyone could hear
themselves think at the game.
There was really a lot OF com
petition between the Farrell and
Alliance when it came to yelling
for their respective teams. But,
don't get me wrong. That's what
we want. 1t makes the game all
the more enjoyabl.Th final score
of the game was II to in Far
rell's favor. Correct me if | am
wrong, Alliance. By ahe way,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25
CANTON ECHO
By Lillian Bremen

Canton, o., July 25-By now
everyone is consoled to the idea
of winning or losing a game. TO
record, Canton has won one game
and lost two. our second defeat
was against Lorain by score OF
| 81. The team (Canton) was
really on the ball last Sunday.
| Marty pitched a good game and
Babe Skeeter, Hank, Henry, Al,
Jack, Herb, Rookie and those
whose names | might have miss
ed did a wonderful job right a.
| long with him. Hanks also to the
"Cmp a person who has a very
hard job.
After the game we stayed III
the park and had a snack. Thanks
to everyone who brought food
and who made the. meal very
tasty.
For little excitement we play
ed volley ball and we sure had
some excitement One of our
players had to have time out be-
cause in the excitement he was
overcome by slight ease, eh
| Johnny. Those pins sure do
come in mandy for more than
one reason. How does it feel to
sit on a pair:
AS we always say. good things
must come to an end and Our get
together did when Lorain left.
| To Lorain
We enjoyed having our game
with your company after the
game. We hope you also had a
good time and we are looking
forward to seeing you in the near
future.
Soon after Lorain left we left
too. | am sure those OF us who
have no way to get home appre-
ciated the kindness of some. not
all who offer to take lis home
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25

ia aud ipeiter gei0rbert miro uuo
lrbon bellte betrGhtlih iiber oos Sto-
blum binalsgelangt lit, bos burcb sic
auf Siroidinla uno Nagaiafi obgp-
lporienen 9ontben repr1ientiert tultr-
De. Ias @eid)oB bon 9ifini apar ober
nod bon Dem glcihen vprinlitipen
uno idyon uoaig peraltet geltcnoeN
Emp, iuie bie ir1 6ernoitfricge Der
lpcnocten M-9omben. 9ci fiinitiacn
"Stlts" ooer al,b in cinem Grnitiall
,pcroen sic ldlpinlnlcnoen ooer ipu-
Itigen 3ielobjefte pieacictt mebr ais
MIR elmer sltolnbombe uusgeiebt ieil,
;'rirflid) iece bieier 9omben cine tau
lno ner mill iageu, Oh oann niht
lenofab groBere 3erItorl,ngsfrai1
baben miro, ais ireenbeine ser bis
ber abgelporfenen? Ienn 10 berrlict
peit ioa Sie @iiienid)aft es wit Ser
Gnhpidlung oes neuen &rieastuerf-
5eltgs ia bellte ihon gebradt babsu
Cine @ieoerbol1ng oes alten ned
lld,en &onfurrcn5ipiels ypiihen
Tan5erplatten lluo 8ranaten - ie-
oeslnal. nuenn Ser Yanser tpioer.
ltanosfelter gei1atIt norben mar
ipuroe cine 8ronate bon entiprehcn>
groBerer 9urcbid,lagsfrait iabrisier1
lnO unlgefebrt - tn 6en ;Sormel
Der atomiIden ariegfiibrllng lrirt
i;ieSelrfaus ein 8rcuelipuf, an ocn
MIR ser Satan ieine 6reuoe baber
fonnte.
Sie SpdIeeilotten llnb 9iieien.
armeen oes 5ipeiten @eIttrieaes mo.
gen nod iliht bellte ODER morgcy
gum alten gilen pber in oie Rumpel.
TANNER ser 8eid)id,te lpanoern
slber feline 6rage lit es, bob Die @sl
iolfe Shladtoramen oes poratoni.
iden 3eitalters, ,pie iie ii6 bis ir
oen Solnner 1915 bineiu abgeipielt
bdben niernals luieoer ieben ipirS
9lub pbne 8ifini-Grperinlente nil
len mir, oaB oie ein5ise nirfiam'
slbnpcbr gegen sic lnppritellborcr
'S6refen eines otontiihen &riege:
MIR in Sem ilnenolid)en Gnpafen bel
Serntuit ulo Ses sSrieoenstpiQcns
in Ser Solferrelt beiteben fann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25

NEE rivers meet. It was built by
General mad" Anthony Wayne.
AS he inspected the completed
work, he turned to General Scott
and said, II defy the English, In
dians, and all devils in hell to take
it,"
"Then call it Fort Defiance" re-
piled Scott. Defiance has been the
name of the city to this day.
But history is not the only at
traction along this picturesque
river. Its scenery is outstanding.
Route IS follows closely the
banks of this historic stream. At
intervals are some of the 300 pic
mic spots which the Ohio Highway
Department has built throughout
the state.
At the northern end Of the val
ley, where the river widens into
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25
5 6eitapooffi,iere sum
Strdno perurteilt

@uppertal. General sllbredjt
SberG friiberer @eitopodei IN Ea-
ris, uno 51pei unoere b0bcre SeutIfe
Sffi5iere ipllrben bon eineln eng
liiden Wilitlrgeridt, bas iie Ser
Seilnabme an ser sinridtung sc
gcfon9ener engliIher 2lieger iiber,
fiibtre, 'alnm Sooe ourf Sen Strnno
perurteilt. sluber Sberg ipuroen
gum Sobe bllrh Sen Strang perur-
teilt Oberit Grid Slielborit, 8eItapo-
d,ef bon Siibipeitoertihlano lrnb
gliaB, uno Sberitlelltnant @ilbeln1
Shneioer, elm 0titglieo Ger Strab-
burger @eltapo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Hilda Farr

Columbus, O., July 25--Be-
cause of bad weather. our picnic
at EChles Lake to be held July
2lst had to be Cancelled. We could
have all gone swimming right in
our back yards and saved the trip
to Delaware. Perhaps I'VE can
plan another picnic when thewca-
ther will be in our favor soon.
Don't forget the special meet
ing at the club to be held August
lst at $50 p. m. We have a little
unfinished business to complete
so everyone please come and try
to be on time too.
By the way. can anyone tell US
what Margaret Reeb finds so in
triguing about Cleveland: And
what were Helen JOchsenwald,
Ray lnman, Lena and Cut Tin
nerello, and Rose and Bus Whar-
ton doing at the Fink Elephant
last Saturday night: Katy Gotz-
meister is back from her vaca-
ton after visiting in Salem and
New Jersey. How was the trip
kaV?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25
ALLIANCE REVUE
By Hilda.

Alliance, O., July 25-Twelve
times they doo'd it-and once we
did-ah Yes. The end of the sad
tale is the l2-1 victory OF Farrell
over Alliance on Sunday-all in
all though, our gang thinks you
have swell gang and we certain
ly do thank you for showing Us
such a nice time. Well be hop
ing to entertain you just as we'll
when you come to Alliance.
Next Sunday, July 18th, finds
Alliance and Lorain playing a
by egame. From all reports. |
guess we are going to Lorain- -
so bcson the lookout-it's been
quite few years since we have
been in Lorain but we always had
such a good time that we'll be
looking forward to seeing you all
again.
To Farrell-Rudy please note -
Saturday, July u, is the next
singing practice in Youngstown
at 8 p. m. Let's get your gang
ever there too-and all OF YOU
other clubs should try to be there
too. We do need our practices
and it's our last one for while
Our swimming party and ham
burg fry was real success last
Wednesday and we decided that
we would like to have another
one real soon-possibly with some
Of the other clubs too-we well
get around to that later.
Thanks to New Castle for putt
ing up with It's until so late Sun
day evening. We really had a
circus and with such wonderful
singing we ought to get together
more often. Yoi! What fun.
We have lot of plans and
also a big weekend ahead OF us,
so what do you say we call it a
day and rest up!
Well be seeing you i'll Iounss-
town Saturday night and Lorain
Sunday! Let's keep up the good
spirits, Alliance-that was a Won
derful showing Sunday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25
0bst und Gemuese so||en kuenftig
noch ha|tbarer gemacht Werden

gsad elmer Ntitteilllng ben Or.
Gbarles ". Sauf, Yroielior Ser
SanOlpirtid)ait an Ser itaatlihen
ltniperiitdt bon ohio, fommt ba!O
cin beOeutenoer Med)ieI i'm Yerfoui
bon Sbit mb 8emiiien. ano nnd)
ieiner slniidt lit es bodife Belt.
Or. Saud lit Elm Spe3ialiit auf
bieieln @ebiet uno fat piele Y!1ne
5ur Serpafung uno 8eforoerl,ng
ron perOerblihen @aren IN Tors
bereitllng. Sm Mugenblif 1T er Sa.
nit beit)dftigt. oie neuartige Serlo.
bung BON Biirliden aus Georgia
uno -aarolina 5u beauiiibtigen.
0ie Yfiriid)e lperSen in 5plinoriIden
Sha6teln perianbt, in oenen sic
einjelnen 9agen BON chamber Je,
trennt iinb, 10 oaB mie er bori!
- niht nebr 10 piele s5riid)te ange'
itoBen weroen.
@ie Gr. Sauf iast, iinS sic
,iriihen" @emiiie, oie mir bellte
fauien. in oen aaermniriten 6dlel
uirfli6 irii1. Sdon ieit langem
iino Die 3iihter oa5u iibergeGangen
por ser Heiie 5u ernten. INN 8eroerb
ous5l,ldalten. 9lber Sbit, oas au'
Sen &iibentrett ausreiien muB. bat
lange niht Sen @eid)mad mO Sen
0ert tpie baumreiies Sbit aud
erleioet ser 3iihter ielblt blerourd,
nod cine ginbube, oenn er erbd!t
ia ieinen Yreis nad) 8epid)t ooer
@r0Bte uno perliert oeber oie letten
"a Stunben, in oenen sic Jrltht
am 8aum nod 5ugenommen bate.
9ie ;Sabrifanten gefrorenen 81.
ties iino ibon lange oa5u iiberge,
eangen ,Shlt uno Gentle an Srt
uno Stelle 5u fiiblen uno in aiihl.
masen gu perlaben. 9ieielbe Soce
fonnte BEL @eniiien uno Obltiortei
our slnmenoung fommen bie niht
eingefroren meroen ioaen. Wan
braud)t lie nur in elm fiibles Eager.
baus 3u idafien, no lie perpadt uno
an 06oen nit &iiblporridtung per-
ianot meroen tonnen.
Hroieiior Saud uno leine Sel.
fer beidiftigen iid ltarf nit Dem
@eoanten elmer 2a0en.M6teilung,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25

Die pollitiroia inillliert nno aefiiblt
unb bon oen iibrigen 9lbtellungcn
res Sanoes ourd, ooppelte 8las.
Ddnoe NIT Ooppelten ssliigeltiiren
aetrennt ipare, 10 bnB oie aiuier
lei6t eins lnb ailsgeben t0nnten.
cbne oab oaourt Sie 5emperatur
meientlitb beeinilubt piiroe.
Yei Y e. q ansprobiert
Die u. & 9. 9iioen in Columbus,
Ohio, gaben lid, nls Seriuhsfanin.
den ber. Giele grUbe u. g. q. SGocn
ir oleler Staot perfauien nur Der.
padte SbIt, uno 8emiiieiortcn, uno
Ger Seiter eines bieier GeidGite iua.
te, oie Tert1ufe ieien tn unglaub.
llber Weile in sic S0be saaanacn.
Muh iinben oieie 21oen, oab ser
geringere Geroerb Die Gerpaflngs.
fclten uoultdnoig lpettmaht. 8.
9alf fam MIR Gorteile fir oae
Veteiligten IN bieiem Geriahren er.
hliden. 9lud) iiebt er oar feinen
Sruno, marllm nid)t fleinere Sc.
hensmittelgeid)Gite oas gleite Ser,
fabren anpenoen ioQen.
Gas ndd)itipid)tigite Yroblen, lit
naf Or. 5aud Die Gerteill,ng inner,
balb Ser StGote. Sn SEEM yorf lit
es iaIt genau 10 teuer, 2ebensnlittc!
innerbal6 ser Stabtgren5en 81 be.
foroern tpie 1000 ueer t,50O Mei,
len al,BerDalb. Aebnlid riifItinoige
Ginri6tllngcn beIteben in aaen
Staoten, mo- Wdrfte eincefiibrt mlr.
Den, Die iiir Die altmobiid)e Yei0rbe,
rung nit 0agen uno Yiero sebah.
raren unO iett Dem 2aitpagenbe-
trieb nidt gered)t peroen fonnen.
Die &erlaoung per 6lugseug mlb
ned iparten, bis oie Irad)ten emit
Ipredeno ermdBigt lperoen f0nnten.
8enn crit Die Soften iiir 6lugfrad).
ten seniiseno geienft ,peroen fonnen,
lperoen cie amerifaniiden @ansirau-
Ell grobeeren auf Sen 1iid) itellen.
Die aus sllasfa bierber seiloeen NOR
oen iinb, ODER grbien aus oem
Staat @aibington uno Shit uno
Gentle aus Siioamerifa. l1no Tie
peroen feinesmegs mebr oafiir be,
aablen als beute.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25
LORAIN JUNIORS
SAXON NEWS
By Elmer

Loraln, o., July 25-Sunday
afternoon Lorain travelled TO
Canton to play the Canton Jrs.
in the scheduled softball tilt. All
those from Lorain had a good
time. After hard fought contest
Lorain emerged victorious 9 to 7
in an extra inning ball game. AZ
ter the game. the volley ball
games were about SO good as the
sottball game with both teams
about even. The Canton girls
were too good for Lorain tho and
beat them two games. Thanks
again Canton for the good time
shown LOrain and we will try to
do the same when you visit US.
This Sunday I'VE have a bve
game with Alliance and we hope
that we can arrange to have Ali
ance in Lorain. We would sure be
glad to see YOU all in Lorain and
also visit your city next month.
So keep in contact and we'll let
you know the outcome.
How are your glasses coming
along Kate konnerth: Did you
get a set yet: Wen have to step
in at more places next time, on
the way home. ..-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25

One of the most historic areas
In the entire state is the Maumee
River valley.
This beautiful stream, in Indian
days, was one of the links in a
north-south water highway be-
tween Lake Erie and the Ohio
River.
Fallen Timbers, the battle which
ended the Indians power in Ohio,
was fought here in 1894. A monu-
nent and park mark the site
Nearby are Fort Meigs and Fort
Maumee, and further west is Fort
Defiance.
This fortification site is located
where the Auglaize and the Maui
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Maumee Bay, stands Toledo, one
of Ohio's major cities.
There are many things to be
seen in Toledo. Noteworthy is the
Toledo Art Museum and the Wall
bridge Park Zoo with its we'll
equipped amphitheater used for
operas and other musical per-
formances.
West Of Toledo on Route 20 is
Fremont one of the states most
attractive communities. Here is
the Hayes Memorial Museum and
Library, dedicated to the memory
of one Of Ohio's presidents and
filled with historic material.
At Fremont, too, is "Old Betsy"
the tiny cannon which was instru-
mental in the defeat Of the British
and Indians during the War Of
1912.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25
VOICE OF THE DUNES
By Hermine Kraft

Gary, Ind. July 25-We've had
a least one or two beach parties
every week for the past month.
but - we just can't get tired of
them. The Gary Juniors are real
" sticking together and have
been making every social event
very enjoyable and many have
turned out at all times.
We had a beach party last FRI
day night at which all had d
grand time.
Not to forget the hike at Tri-
mout Sunday! That's by the In
diana Dunes State Park. Shall
we have more OF them, You bet
we will
In the past two weeks we lost
two of our members. In behalf of
the club here is wishing Mile
kloss. who is attending Whitten-
berg College in California. and
Frank Bcier. who is now on the
way to Korea lots OF luck in their
new careers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25

what happened to the Alliancers
at New Castle:: We couldn't t
seem to find any of you when we
got there.
We didn't have our swimming
party Monday night since we had
a ball game and the weather was
very doubtful. But. we'll have it
sooner or later, never fear.
To Salem
Be prepared for big group
from Farrell Sunday. We are
coming down full force to sup
port our team-so-beware !! SO
we will be seeing you Sunday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25
SALEM NEWS
By Mary NJ. Wagner

Salem, O., July 25-Our base
ball team travelled to New Castle
last Sunday and came home with
another victory The score was
Salem 5. New Castle :. Thanks
to Nov Castle for the swell time
our gang had. 1t seems as though
the Weatherman couldn't Juite
decide whether the game should
be played or not. But it did fin
ally quit raining and on to New
Castle We went.
Singing Practice
Don't forget we are still hold
ing singing practice on Tuesday
nights at 8 p. m. We are making
plans to go to Cleveland in Sep
tember and would like to see i
lot more OF you come out to prac-
tice.
Saturday. July 9th. we are
having Junior singing practice in
Youngstown. There were not
very many at the last practice.
SO let us see if we can do better
this time.
The ladies lodge is having their
picnic July %, would like to see
everyone attend
We wish to express our sym
pathy to the Ulrich family on the
death of their father Andreas
Ulrich Sr.
-O-
- Please patronize our ad.
vertisers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25
NEW YORK NEWS
Branch a..
BY Catherine Perrone

BY Catherine Perrone
On August 4th, instead of our
regular meeting, we are having a
picnic. 1t will be held at Glove
Lake Park in Staten Island.
Take the number 6-Richmond
bus and get off at Cypress Ave.
hope to see all members there
the more the merrier.
Come early
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panote, 1lno iadyueritdnoise Mefu-
nifer uno betriebsflunoige Dtann-
ihaften. &inter ieoer Maid)ine mub
cine Shar bon 'Spe5ialiiten i:eben,
Die oen 8etrieb gut Derfteben."
@enn mir oaber tpiinl6en, Sen
Hcreinieten Stuaten oie iiibreu0e
Stellung in Der Belt 81 erbalten,
spenn huir uniere eisene Siherbeit
im &eimatlalnoe getpdbrleiiten mol
len, Damn ntiiiien mir nit aQer &roft
bie oem &ongreB borlisgenbe Bia
or Gedce-Gilne l1njuerial Wi4itarr
1rainine for goune Osen (oie 0or-
lage iiber Die Musbifoung bon i,1n-
gen 2euten fiir Msilitdratpede in
Grieoens5eiten) alnterftiiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25

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Miss Strange
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member of the younger social con-
tingent.
Mr.. Morton was educated at
Episcopal High school at Alexan-
dria, Va, and the University o.
North Carolina where he was a
member of the DKE fraternity. He
entered the army air corps in the
summer of 1a43 and was later COM
missioned a pilot, and is now secre-
tary and treasurer of Hugh Mac
Rae and Company, and the Lin
vile Co.
The wedding will take place in