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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

Sn ;}u'onlnlenbuns nit Gprbcrel-
tlIngcu iiir 1elepiiipnoie,It in III
rem Heb ct ueril.ttt sic Sbio 9eu
ScIcpbone So, i,itSlit. ucn, mas iiir
Jtdoln'tat'oncn mo onoerc Snterelit
ooron hnten, ju crn,iteln, ms!he
Nad,'rae nad,> Gienlt oicicr slrt be-
Nrlt. Sc nod) oen Gerbiiltniijen f0ny
llcn Derlhicocn, Wtittel perncnort
r,rocn, I'M O;e GuberIt breitcn ;Sres
ollenjbanOer, Die SelepiiiDn er'oroert,
gu ilbertragen. Goriul &abel, Maoio.
ttertraal'na, Selepbonleitungen nit
be'onoercr EerIturfepprriMtl,na, ooer
nnoere Wetbooeu fGnncn uerlpenOct
ncroen ODER cine &ombinatipn bel
Der. j. Y. Wsrrid, Ser Commercial
VtonoJer Der Sbio 9eu 0ipiiipn, cr-
tlurte, oas 8en Splteln lucroe iraeno
pe,he oocr allc Mittel beniiten, sic
ili Dem aelpiinldlteu Grsebns iiib
rem.
Gr mics barauf bin, oob @eu 6e
reits 2OiGbrige Griabruna inn &c.
trieb bon Haoioneslperfen bat ltno
gegenlpilrtig etpa 10000 Melen
llcbertragiln9slcitl,ngc beiitt, weld)e
'Gaoioltationen in allen Seilen ocs
2unOes perbinOen. >. ..
@o ons Observation-Disclosures
beniltt miro, miiiien @ieberbolungs.
cotr neutrality-suspicious. ale 20
Weilen auigeiteut weroen. Sm Ben.
trum elmer Strede bon 25 Dteilcn
tetragt oic 9urpltna Ser Groe etpa
1O4 SUB. ga Witrowellen e5enio
mie Sibtltrablen ipirfen, erforOcrt
Nieles Splteln bobe slntennentiirme,
10 ouB fe:ne gerge, @ebGuoe uno
ogl. i'm @cg Ser &ellen iino. Iie
Snltallation BON Gariol aabel, oas
ihcn i'm Selepbonoienit teniitt miro,
erfolgt IN manf)en Sanoesteilen in
rald)em Iempo. Tus geu SpItem fat
bereits et.pa 1900 Meilen iolhen
&atels i'm Buoen uno Sic 2eellng
bon peitercn 5000 Meiler miro in
Cen ndhlten Sabren ermartet.
IS lino bier 5auptrouten geplant
cine mittelweltlihe &out, bon 0aib,
ington nad) Chicago iiber Yittsbursb
lsno GleueIano, cine Sfuute al Ser
sltlantiffiiltc bon SEEM >Dort nad)
Miani iiber sltlanto, cine iiiolid)e
Observation-Disclosures pou sltlanto
nat Son 6rancisco iibcr Souas unS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
MONACA MAGNET
By Scooper Man

Monaco, Pa, Feb. 1--we re.
corded another swell event in the
paper of our Saxon book of me-
mories when we spent an enj JOY
able weekend in Canton at the
TSJA bowling tournament. Lots
of familiar pre-war faces back
with us again-it's for sure that
the good old days are coming
back fast. Congratulations to all
trophy-winners-and also many
thanks to Canton for the good
time. Also we wish to thank the
Schuster family for putting our
boys up for the night-your hos
pitality was very heart-warming
indeed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

tSrage fe:ne Weinrn,s 0ebiISet bat.
ten.
Ger Ginilub Ser oe,ltIdeu g::tld.
runger iiber Sic gntitebung oes &rie.
ges bat lid) bel ben llmiragen lebt
Oeutlid) ge5eigt. 10 Yrp5ent Ser So!z
oaten iagten, bob Ieutiblano enttue-
ser CUTE Griinoe iiir oen arieg ge.
babt babe, lulo eli Ero5ent ertlGrter,
lie ieien iih oariiber nibt i'm tlaren.
lid fir cine 1OiGbrise Sffupation
9emtide ben 6ransoien uoraesuaea
Die befragten Scloaten batten ale
nit SeltiGen geIprohen, uno %
Erojent erfldrten, iie bitten Oie bellt.
icDcn Grflarungen iiber sic 6ragt,
marum Ieutid,!ano Ben &rieg begons
nen babe, angenprmen. % Ero5ent
Der Solouten gaben Su, bab lie ieit
lbrer slnfunft in Ieutlhlanb gesel,
lire iriiberen 6einoe siinitiger &C.
itimmt ieien.
gtur II Hrp5ent erfldrten. oaB lie
heute unaiinitiser geitlmlnt ieien als
I'M slnfang, unO aaes in auem ergab
oie ltmfrase, bab ie ein Manu untsr
pier cine riebr aiinitige Meinllng
ooer ~einc jienlith giinitise Mei,
nung" bon Dem oeutiben Solf bat.
Der Mrmeeberid)t teilt NIT, oie
Soloaten Ieien I'M gan5en Ger sn.
Iid)t, oaB sic Ielttihen iebr ncbi
gesprbt biitten, mas Sitter uorgebabt
bat. uno oaB lie Dem Jiibrer uor DEM
@ries siinitie geseniiber itanSen.
"a Yro5ent Der beiragten Soloa-
ten erf!Grten. Die Tel1tiben bitten
elm iebr eutes ODER 5iemlih sutes
slrgument". tpenn tie lasen, Dab
SeutIhlano oas Aed)t gebabt bab..
dllf Dem Sentiment einen teitinlmeas
oen giniluB aus5uiiben, neil es oas
leiltungsfabigIte 9ano getpeien ie:.
9ie SolOaten perglid)en Sic Gage
Ieutihlanos nit Ser bon England hi,
8ritiiben Neih unS NIT ser ser Der,
einigten Staaten in Horos uno Sin,
amerifa.
80 Yro5ent Der Soloaten iagten.
oab Tie bie Ieutid)en Sen gnslGn-
bern uor5ieben.
Die Solbaten pllrben audi gefragt,
mas lie an Sen Gent id)en Iieben. 40
Hrojent gaben feline beionoeren
Wriinoe an, aber iene, melte oeut.
iGe neutrality-suspicious. lobter,
pieien Dor aaam allf Die Neinlihfelt
uno oie Mrbeitianlfeit Scr 9eutiGen
bin.
Yon oenen, sic iagten, OaB lie iiir
sic 9eutihen nibts iibris bGtten. er.
flGrten % Hrosent. oaB lie sic oeuts
ibe Mnn1aBung uno sen Naiienbod)-
NUT babten. Von alien 100 befrag,
ten Soloaten iasten IL Yro5ent, tie
ieien ser Meinuns, oaB es beiicre
uno lc,led)tere &aiien oebe. uno ,pei-
tere 16 Yro5ent ertldrteu, oab lie
iih oariiber feline Meinung sebiloet
batten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
NEW CASTLE. PA.
By Betty krause

New Castle. Pa. Feb. 1.-THE
weekend left the New Castle Jrs.
with the memory of another sue
cessful bowling tournament be-
hind them. The games, the meals
and the dancing were at the
height IF perfection. The Canton
Jrs. are to complimented for their
fine work in making the 1916
bowling tournament such a sue
cess.
Congratulations TO the Win
ming teams. There was stiff oppo-
sition at the tournament and the
winners are entitled to feel proud
After the games everyone went
to the club where delicious
meal was served by the Canton
| Juniors.
Later in the evening there was
! dancing to. the smooth music of
Dick Bilinski and his Eng. rs.
OF all the old and modern pieces
played the polkas still held the
spotlight. Those good old fash
ioned polkas just can't be beat.
By the time the game, the dance
and the singing were all over,
the Juniors had just about enough
ambition left to make it to the
Hotel where they gathered to-
gether in groups for more sing
ing, tall tales and reminising.
When the faint grey streaks of
dawn crossed the sky the tired
Juniors finally went to their
rooms to catch a few hours sleep
The following day found us some
what worn out but unwilling to
miss any OF the banquet>so it was
of to the, club where the winning
teams were awarded the trophy
for bowling the highest scores.
Many thanks again to Canton for
showing everyone such a swell
time. Our thanks also 60 to Mrs.
Schuster for having some of the
Juniors over for breakfast.
Next Saturday evening the
New Castle Jrs. will meet the
other clubs in Ellwood City
where there will be more rivalry
at the basketball carnival. With
all of the practice most of the
diubs have been getting since
the last one, there should be some
pretty close finishes. So we will
see you all next Saturday at
Ellwood City.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

lion Die pom 5ipeiten Sabre oes arie.
ges an in l.l1iere 5abrifen ge5tpun-
gen 1puroen. IS itno 5rogmente NIT
Dem gan5en llnrubebtrieb, Der ieoem
gleidNam pbpiifaliih iiolierten 9c-
ltanoteil arbaftet, lpelder 5u ieinenr
sroben @an5en itrebt. 1roemente, 10
tpie sic oeuticfe 9eb0lferung lelblt
lid) beute nebeneinanoer, aber nod,
niht 5l1einanoer iinbet; 2eute NIT
oItpretbiiher 3unse, oie i'm &eliiid,
en iiben. SaarlGnoer, Sic iif) neben
ibnen oas gleide Guartier teilea,
&an,burger, Sic in bas 8uperiidc
beridlagen tpuroen uno ielblt unteS
oieiem boben sltmoipgarenorud boz,
ynflebnnng uno oorber bon @einDr
Der aiiimilierung oft NIT piel arait
tuioeritrsben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
ANSWERS
See Questions on page S

|. California.
?. The Canadian provinces OF
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia
and Prince Edward Island.
3. A territory of the colony Of
Newfoundland.
4. $50 miles.
5. Twenty.
6. Two hills on opposite sides
of the Strait of Gibraltar.
7. In the Irish Sea, nearly
equally distant from England.
Scotland and Ireland.
s. Reno, New.
9. The Gulf of St. Lawrence.
10. Between the Chesapeake
and Delaware Bays, and takes
its name from parts of the names
of the three states having juris-
y. diction over the area.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
uc,.s >c,.tIhe 1Mtter
II, Glct,eIon%s
Aaupttitli>ttef

Volnl-aautlhuf
9num1-M Marion lebt.
9reht-Surht uno gleno oes Grit
ten 9teihes.
8ud-@as mir 9lmerifd beoel,tet.
6euhttpanger-4Simone
Solmberg- -eJrolf idspeoilhc ct.
subler Don beite.
WaaB-Gns nagild)e Sohr.
Serfer-Ieltihla,to; Seine ooer
9sidtiein? g. 2.
Mproul--&ontatt nit Mneritu.
Neue Nlnol ld)al,-1bomas Mann.
Ssborll-Ier bllnte Spiegel.
&ilfc-grieie an @aroreiie bon Sc.
,Scott-Senieits oes l(ral.
Sbiber--gtaht iiber sSranfreib.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
vieIe US. SoIdaten fae||en
miIdes UrteiI ueber Reich

Wiesbaoer .--0ie Graebniiie elmer
l(mfrage, speld)e Sic II. 9. slrnlsc
inter 1900 Soloaten porsenoulnel,
bat. 5eiapn, >ab sablreihe au,erifa.
ni'de Soloaten niht aeneigt lino,
Oie Ieutihen iiir ben &ries ucrani-
Dortlih 81 balten. 81 Yro,ent Ser
befragten Soloateu erfl1rten, oab
sooli Sitter Dor oem Sabr 1889 iii:
oas Neih uiel Blltes geton babe, uno
19 Yrojent nleinteu, sic 0eutihen
batten einige Berehtisuns Oa5u &C.
habt, Cen aries 5u besinnen.
Ser 8erid)t iiber o;e llmiruJe
lit nidt offisiea freigegeben poroen,
opd ltanmt er alts autoritatiper
Gueae."
-Gas grgcbnis ser llmiragen mar
'elt. Wohen Itreng sebeim eebalten
woroen. Die 9eboroen erflQrten, es
jcige einen eritaunlid,en Mangel al
2enntnlllen betrefis Ser ariegsuria,
tten llno itbeine anjuOeuten, oab Der
amerifaniitbe Soloat in einigen 3d.
len Der oeutIben Yropnsanoa slr.lr
Spier geIallen lit. gs ergob, SaI
Elm grober Erosentias oieier Scloo,
ten bereit lit, Sic oeutichen GrflGrun.
gen 81 glauben uno oie Waiie oes
oeutiden Solfes Don ser 0eruntlpor.
tung iiir oie 8reuel in oen aon5en-
tratonslagern irei5uiprehen.
80 Yro5ent Ser SolSaten iprahen
IelstIblanos aus, uno sic meiit,n
ertlarten, oaB sic Il. e. Wilit1rre.
aicrunp Sic Na5is nid)t ibari &c.
mug anfaiie CT Ero5ent uno allt)
nlht sic gelp0bnlithen 0eutlhen (62
Erojent).
% Hro5ent ser befrasten SolNa.
ten lagten, lie ieien Ser slniibt, oai,
Die Geutihen unter Sitler .gutc
Griinoe" fir Die Suoenperiolguns
gebabt bitten. 10 Yropnt Ser Sui
oaten iagten, oab lie iid iiber oieie
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve
land Dist.ict Ciite If Frice I'd
ninistration on local stations dmr.
ing the week are as follows:
Saturday, February Is
q: GAS a. m., WMAW. Mansfield
Question Box,
Saturday, February l6
at 1915 a. m, WIKI, Cleveland,
OPA Today.
Saturday, February l6
at II: is am, ,WTAM, Cleveland.
Take Your Choice.
Saturday, February 16
at II 80 a. m, WFMJ, ,Youngs-
town. Chester Bowles.
Saturday, February l6
at II 80 a. m. WJW. Cleveland.
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, February l6
at II :O5 p. m, WJW, Cleveland,
OPA News.
Sunday, February II
at lO:l5 a. m, WICA, Ashtabula.
Chester Bowles.
Monday through Friday
at 500 y. m, WIKI, Cleveland
The News.
Monday through Friday
at 7:O5 /. m., WKBN youngs-
town, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
&an> Scr falten Stbcrtt>
jteiite
DSrier ais Hein,at

Woill5. Son isuloa an norb,pirts
fabrt sic Giicmbabn Ionaiam, ols,
nFiiBten tbre &rGite allnn1blif sunl
Grliegen tommen. 0ie, @oiicr oes
Jluiies flieBeu tr1ge oabin. Sic @,.
&c geben nnd) red)ts eigel,tii,nli6 ms
2eere, Oie Nlitos iito bon SEN Stru,
ben peri6munben, 'bie @elpuune ii1o
lclten, uno ,,ur elm GaOiabrer sicDt
iiber oe,t Wieienpiab babin. Gas lit
Oer Sd)atten Der @ren5e, Sic beute
Dit lmo Neitoel,tihIouo poneinan~
Der trcnnt. Gs gibt belebte @reu,.
itellen init @erfebr bon bitben mo
sriiben, nit gilenbnbnyiigeu, b;e
bin u1o berlpefieln, bit elmer
gllltobabr, sic Tie onrd,id)neioet Gs
1ibt logar 6ubgiIyerpaiia9en. Nbcr
i'm aHgemeinen lit bos 8ren5lano ei.
tic tote 3one uno nur oie Yboutaiie,
cine oorid)nelle, baiti9e, ton angit
,lre Sofinuna sleidermoben seniibr
te Hbantoiie iuht oies sl iiberiteiaen,
mas Die beiben Ieilc oes 9anNcs
trellnt. Gs lit flor, oob @ciiibl ,,no
Spefillation teine sl,oerldiiisen 8iir.
gen fir Mabrbeit iino, lmo .oa6 oud)
Die 1iiiiterpoit nid)t inmer ridtia
oapon ,er5ab1t.. tpas it'd ienieits 6p,
tbiiringiihelt Wdloer, jeuieits ser
6lubgrensen ,,,lS tinter Dem Shlaa,
bal,nt 5i,tragt.
WeItbeutid,lono lit - nitt on~
oers ,als cs iiberboupt im gelamteu
ebet,lalieen &eid lit - ein Grbe Ser
Observation-Disclosures. "a ser @elten
oiel 1tarfer nod cine Staotlanoidaft
1T, Mill es id)eine,,, als Of sic Scr,
itorlina bier nod mebr ins einselne
gegangen lei uno l1ueer Dor unierell
slltgen anbalten ,pirD uls ettpa I'M
Often, no oie griine 1lur iiber allie
2Hecblel Ses arieges .cirmpbiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Vera "'Jan' Stolz

Cleveland. O., Feb. l4-Thank>
to Canton for the fine time they
showed us in their fair ~s city last
weekend. You really made this
affair big success.
Congratulations to the clubs
who won the trophies. We came
and we tried - -!
Trying to figure out who was
registered at the Beldon and who
was registered at the Onesta Was
quite a problem. | finally gave up
trying. Need | say more:
Why did some of the New Cas-
le fellows return to Canton Satur-
day night: The Purple Cow
probably missed our cheerful
faces in their place twenty-iour
hours a day!
To Erwood City
COu can expect to see us enter
Your town Saturday,so open your
gates wide. We're ready for an
other basketball carnival.
Meeting
will be tonight (Friday) after
singing Rehearsal. Everyone
please attend!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Marie

Cleveland, o., Feb. l4~-LaSt
Sunday evening the East Sach-
senheim witnessed the return OF
the East Juniors, weary-eyed fu
gltives from gay weekend in
Canton. "What tournament.
What bowlcrs, What a hotel!
and last but not least, what hang
overs !" All's fair in love. war
and bowling, and so it Nas. Lady
luck was not with It's, but Our
teams were really in there pitch
ing, while yours truly and a host
of routing females occupied the
Stands When the time came
for honors however, Dot Bell and
Elsie Untch took third place IN
the doubles. congratulations gals
This is only the beginning how
ever, to what we hope will be
bigger and better at our next
tournament. Congratulations also
to all the winning teams.
Saturday evening found every
one down at the hall dancing to
plenty of that dreamy. make-y you
wanna dance music. Lxclama-
tlons such as oh my aching
back were common in the wee
hours of the morning, but IRON
the attendance at the Banquet
Sunday afternoon, all had wealth
cred the storm and were once
more rarin for action.
Many thanks for making our
invation OF your fair city, a me-
morablc one. We en- njoyed every
minute of Our stay there. We
hope that we may have the
chance to entertain your club at
one of our affairs in the near fu-
ture.
To Canton
Another thank you goes to
those brave fellas who took it
upon themselves to see that
everyone got to Canton at the
appointed hour, by furnishing us
with transportation. Although it
was a little cozy in spots every
one seemed to enjoy the trip and
as yet there have been no COM
plants.
Birthday Social
Our Febr,lar birthday social
will be held on Friday evening
February p. when these mem
berS who have birthday in Feb.
will be the hosts. All those who
have birthdays this month are
requested to get in touch with
Gerty Schall-Li O495 as soon
as possible, SO that plans for this
social can be made.
Reminder
Singing rehearsals are held
every Wednesd. night from 7:3O
to 9 p. NJ. at Church. Please at
tend.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14

By Frieda Thalgott

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 14-Here
it is folks. the Victory Banquet,
the dream we have been dream
ing, has at last come true. This
banquet is dedicated to all the
boys who served our country.
Our thanks to all of them for a
job we'll done.
1t will be held Saturday, March
9th, at the Harmony Hall, East
Grand River and Center. Time
Z p. m.
We are urging all members
planning to attend, to get their
tickets now. Chester Warnke is
in charge of them and no tickets
will be sold after March End.
Meeting
Our meeting was held last Fri
day and the attendance was good.
Constitution changes were made
in special meeting which was
held after the regular meeting.
Our next social is going to be a
skating party, time and place is
to be decided by our entertain
ment committee.
We want to welcome our new
sponsors which are from the
Church, Mrs. JOS. Teutsch and
Mr.. Jos. Teutsch, and from the
lodge Mrs. q. Lienerth Sr. and
Mr.. J. SCHNEIDER Sr.
Stiftungsfest
It's over but not forgotten. the
crowd was enormous and won
derful time was had by all. The
committee worked hard to make
it success, which it really was.
Service Notes
So-long to Bob Richter. who
was home on leave, he has to re-
port back and is leaving Sunday.
Let's hope he comes home soon
to stay.
Welcome home to June Warn
ke and Bill Sepper, who should
be home by the time you read
this. They both have their dis
charges.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-14
Sd)iuerer Start ;

5ranfiurt am Main liegt oarnie-
Ser, acIe( lit uusgebrarnt. NNirs,
burg iiebt ipie Elm slidfalten aus.
WNinben, Wtails, uno 8amburg fins
alle mir nod ous, mas Die pertifa!c
3erltorl,ng aus ibnen ge,nabt bot.
Us 1T ialid, 5u bebaupten, oab Scr
WeIten einen idnclleren urb boil.
nltn9sooaeren Start in oas neue &C.
ben biueingetan bat ais etaua Der
Siten. 3unlinoeit nu,b man iagen,
oaB CT einen lflueren Start ppr lid,
bat. ltnb aQes 2eben unO ale @c.
huegung, Sic iih seigt, ipielt iib arf
Sen id)malen, freigelesteu Ioern, Sic
bon Shutt unlringt lino, lpie aui eli,
ner beinabe fiinltlihen Spur zines
fiinitlid) galpaniiierten 2ebens ab.
Sn 5ranfflrt ltreiit oie Tranbabn
beinabe Die r0tli6en Sanolteinquae
bern, sic oid)t an Sen 8leiien le0cn,
es gibt Wege, bel benen man n,r)
flettern rnub, llno bas @ebeilani,,
tuo II, Dem leeren Nabmenbau Ser
9auier unO Strabeu5eilen sic Wten-
1hen bauIen, no iie herallsfriefet
ltnO berporquellen INN oieIe slmel,
ielapege NIT iopiel 9npeglng unb
fieberbaftem 8etriebe an3ufiiaen. 81,
Grantfurt lit Die Ginlpobneri6aft III
feds Wonaten bes Natfrieges bon
100000 aui ungefGbr 100000 an.
geitie9en.
Gs miro ibnlidy bel allen anDeren
Staoten iein, oaB tie lid) pom Sref
ibrer Groberung bis 81 oieie1 Sascn
elmer nellen neutrality-suspicious. Orb.
nung bin et1pa I'M ein Siertel ibres
oamaligen ltmfangcs erbolt uno per-
groBert baben. Tas lit Damn aud 6us
meiite, auas nnlere Stiiote an 3u=
apad)s llno neuenl uirieoensmGbigen"
8etrieb iiberbuupt tragen f0nnen.
Se6e Stnot lit ein GROCER Nagcn.
Sle ift lnebr ais iie proou3iert. Sc.
oenfaas lit Dies ibre be,1tige ,pirt=
i6aftlide 5orm. Sic lit abbGngia
bon ser 3ufltbr, iie lit gleid,ian ullr
Elm anotenpunft, ein III Die Muinen
bineingefloftener anotenpunft un.
ierer uernitaaten, cine Nrt @ar-
teiaal Dor Sem 8abnbof, in oem bie
3ufubren oes griiuen 2anoes bineiu.
miinben ober al,6 borbei- uno trei-
tersefabren lueroen. .
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inteniipen, beinabe bedtiid) lebenoi-
gen 0erfebr lit uielleid)t oas, ,uas oie
@e1t5one Dor ser oltli6en aus3eihs
net, cine 8apegung oes &in- uno
$eribiebens bon 8orrdten, bonsNfcn.
fben, audi elm Mustalpiden bon 9;G.
men, bon abeetpradten Maid)inentei-
len, aufgeIparten Metallen, gebortc-
ten Dorrdten elm sll1fiaugen una
Mbfliebenlaiien ser lebten 92eierpen
elmer totalen Sefonomie oes arieses
- aber es lit nod nidt cine eigent.
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Stiftungsfest

It's over but not forgotten. the
crowd was enormous and a won
derfu time was had by all. The
committee worked hard to make
it success, which it really was.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-02
MORE ABOUT
CLOTHING
FROM PAGE ONE

OPA revised its maximum
average price regulation" to give
suit producers another 80 days
through May SOTO come into
compliance with the order. Pre-
viously today had been the dead
line.
Continued Flow
The extension is being granted,
OPA said, 80 that there will be
no interruption in the flow of
seriously needed suits and other
mems tailored clothing to retail
stores"
In granting the extension rather
than increasing maximum average
prices, OPA said that the industry
had not Furnished reliable data
TO support the need for an industry
wide adjustment" IN the clothing
regulation.
Grace Expires
The quarter for which manufac-
turers are now accountable ended
on March 81. The original 80 day
grace period expired yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-02
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BAPTISTS
~DINuH ~A~- nN.-
FROM PAGE ONE

ments." He said the government
would "get in touch with the gov
eminent of the United States as
soon as possible"
The Inquiry committees report
recommended the immediate i'm
migration Of 100, 900 Jews into
Palestine, and that Palestine
should be neither a Jewish nor
an Arab state. British policy as
outlined in the 1889 White Paper
has been to permit entry Of about
5000 Jews annually.
Attlee, expressing some misgiv-
ings over the immigration recon-
mendation, declared that such large
numbers of migrant Jews could
not be admitted before "illegal
armies have been disbanded and
surrender their arms" He ask
ed Jews and Arabs both to disarm.
1T is essential that the (Jewish)
Agency should take a positive part
in the suppression of these activi-
ties" he said, adding that Britain
hoped both Jewish and Arab lead
ers will give counsel of patience
and restraint"
In Cairo, however, Abdul Rah-
man Azzam Pasha, secretary gen.
eral of the Arab League, said his
group would take all measures"
against the recommendations.
which he said would "encourape
elements of terrorism and continual
disturbance and push the peace
loving Arabs to desperation"
Similarly, a Jewish underground
radio station, 1.-THE Voice of Is
rael," said that while it appreciat-
ed "Anglo-American goodwin in
proposing the 100, 900 figure, Jews
would continue to fight 'for Jewish
independence, unlimited Jewish
immigration and further large
scale colonization"
The streets of Palestine's cities.
dispatches said, teemed with rein
forced troop and police details as
Arao leaderc predicted the commit
ices recommendations would
plunge the Holy Land into bloody
strife. S
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-02
MORE ABOUT
ENGINEERS
FROM PAGE IN
Opens June I

"opens June Z
The meeting viii be opened Fri
day, June 7, at II a. m. with a
session of the bard of directors,
followed by a general gathering
at which greetings will be extended
by Mayor J. Russell Wodd, of
Wrightsville Beach.
The day will also include a short
business session and a technical
program highlighting speakers J.
S. Webb, signal engineer of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad COM
pany, and DR.. C. G. Brennecke,
Of N. c. State college.
Banquet
The banquet will be held Friday
night with Col. George W. Gillette,
Wilmington district Army Engineer
introducing General Wheeler as
speaker of the evening.
Saturday mornings session will
be opened with an address by R. F.
Snyder, Of the Libbey-Owens-Ford
Glass company, of Toledo. Ohio.
A technicolor film, on the subject
of sewage disposal plants will be
exhibited by Paul Lyman, of Ra-
leight, vice-president of the society.