davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Reg. Sls.9S
53-PC. DINNER SETS
$ll.5O

Just 6 Of these handsomely designed
53-piece dinner sets OF this Friday
thrift price! Service for s, squore-
plate style. Includes good size plot
ter, vegetable dish, sugar and ereom-
er. -.
50 7-Pc. CAKE SETS consisting Of s
individual pIotes and large coke
pIote Attroctivey decorated. Reg.
40 GLASS DRIP COFFEE MAKERS,
l-eup size for individual servings.
Less thon hoIf price -------5c
CHINA :. The Pdldis Royal
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03

800 PAIRS BUNNY AND LAMB
MITTEkS. soft and worm. Reg. Sl.e5
and more, peir so
plus S6G tar
$50 PAIRS WOOL AND FLUFF NIT
TENS, women's and misses sizes;
pink, yellow, red, green. Holt price
and less. poir Soc
GLOVES The Paiais Royal -.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Less Than Half Price
GIRDLES
1927

4 Of these light weight oirdles that
ore lightly boned for odded support.
lo-inch, semi-openino style with side
panels Of synthetic elastic. Sizes rs
to 20.
50 GIkDLES in two-woy stretch
pontie style. All synthetic eIostic.
Sizes medium and large. Reg. $3.50.
S2.1o
50 GlkDLES of all royon sotin syn
thetie elastic. Pontie style. Small,
medium, large. Less then hslf Price.
S2.3o
coRssTs 1H,Rsnns sns rfooss se'eis ROYAL -.
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Reg. SASS and More
MISSES DRESSES
Sill

y Of these dressy royon erepes, some
with sequin trims. Black, blue, gold.
Misses sizes. broken, 10 to 10.
10 MISSES DRESSES of royon crepe,
in posteI eoIors. Misses sizes, broken.
Less them Half Price s- s.
IS MISSES DRESSES in royon eobor-
dine and twill, suit dress style, two
pieces. CosuoI and dressy types. Red,
green, gold, eoroI, oquo. Sizes | 2 to
20. Reg. $22.s5 end more SIT
Is MISSES DRESSES in wool and
rabbit hair, all wool. SNORT one
piece cosuols. Red, cocoa, oquo.
green. Misses sizes, broken, 10 to
ls. Res. $l4.s5 end more Sill
" " -. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Less Thon Half Price
WOMEN'S SLIPPERS
ST

81 poirs in vorious coIors, styles and
moteriols. Broken sizes 4 to 9, for
women. Good value. ore slightly soiled.
y prs. WoMEk's SHOES Of sturdy
eolfskin in sport oxford style. Block
or brown. Mostly narrow widths,
AAAA and AAA. Sizes broken s to
3. Res. S5.95
81 prs. cHlLDREk's SLIPPERS Of
fluffy sheorIino. Natural and wine
color Sizes broken 6 to II and II
to 8. Less than Half Price ISL
SHOES The Paldis Royal -.
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Less Thon Half Price
BEACH WEAR
75c

100 pieces Of odds and ends Of beach
weor, assorted sizes.
80 PLAYSuiTS in Coy cotton prints.
Loree sizes only. Reg. S7.s5 ---S4
10 DiRkDL SKIRTS in black royon
sotin. Sizes ] z to Is. Res. 57.95 81
10. SKIRTS Of royon crepe, black
Sizes z to Is. Reg. $lo.95 ST
Z SPORTS JACKETS in oomeI shode,
pure wool. Both size IA. Res. S14.35,
$40
IS SWEATERS in cordiaon style.
Pure wool. Assorted coIors and sizes.
Reg. S7.s5 and more re- Sc
IS SWEATERS in sIip-on style. Pure
wool Assorted colors and sizes. Reg.
S5.95 and more 81
20 BloUSES in royon, and cotton.
Assorted ooIors. Broken sizes. Reg.
$7.95 and more --S -S6
10 ToPPERs of loo9o wool. Tie
belt style. Sizes II to l8. Reg.
Szs.e5 $40
50 sUSPEkDERS in novelty potterns.
ColorfuI felt. Reg. Sl.I5 and more,
ST
SPORTSMAN THIRD 5fs Ylook ssEe'' ROYAL
Evening star., 1946-01-03

100 SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS Of
sporkIing gloss with sterling silver
tops. Reg. Ice ~ each 10c
plus eos tar
u HOSTESS SETS, consisting Of sil-
ver-ploted troy and gloss inserts, Reg.
$3.50 -S S2.95
Plus s0ee tor
SfLVERWARE . The PnIdis Royal
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Less Than Half Price
COSMETIC CASES
35c OIL,

so Of these waterproof lined eoses
that ore ideoI for travelling or for
cosmetics. Drowstrine closing.
IS SLEEP sox suitobIe for either
men or women. khoki ond navy only.
Sizes smoIl, medium and large. Less
than Halt Price -35c
u LUGGAGE STRAPS Of strong web
moterioI. Now at HaH Price ---- Soc
IS cHux-lk BAGS mode Of duroble
royon sotin twill thot is woter repel-
lent. Upper closing. Now less than
Holt Price --5oe plus 2O9o tox
20 BUSTING MlTTs Of fleeey Iorb's
wool. Suitoble for furniture or outo-
mobiles. Now Half Price Soc
50 SEWING KITS all assorted kinds.
oil fitted. Less then Holt Price Soc
3 GLOVE DRYERS by Rite Size.
Wooden, size 7h only. Less then
NOTIONS The paiais Royal -.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
Less Thon Half Price
COSTUME BELTS
69c

IS fine leother belts for women. Some
suedes included in the group. Block
and stunning colors.
BELTS The Palais Royal -.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-01-03
OPEN A
CHARGE ACCOUNT

Enjoy the eonyenienes and advantage
Of charge account at the PaIois
RoyaI. Inquire in our SIXTH FLOOR
CREDIT OFFICE
Evening star., 1946-01-03

20 Of these dresses tor misses ond
women. Fine assortment includes wool
and royon combinations, royon ier-
seys, toyon erepes. Both light and
darker shades. Sizes for misses and
women.
10 supeET DRESSES for misses.
Woods, royon oobordines, royon
crepes. postels, high shodes and q
few blocks. Misses sizes. Reg.
1895 S.
BUDGET DRESSES for misses. Roy
on flonneis, royon jerseys, royon vel-
vets, royon erepes. High shades, pos
tells, blocks. Res. Sl2.so end more.
ST
BUDGET DRESSES .rTTsnso Tss sPalaf' Royal
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:

Sresident Truman in a message
to the National Association
for the Advancement of Co.
lored People:
"The close of the war has left
us with great challenge. We
must house the veteran, and |
mean every veteran. We must
get the veteran work at fair
wages, without discrimination by
employers or unions because of
race, color, religion or ancestry.
Initiation will not choose its vic
Tins by the color of their skin;
we must protect every veteran
from the chaos of runaway prices.
The ballot is both right and a
privilege. The right to use it must
be protected, and its use by every
one must be encouraged. Lastly,
every veteran and other citizen,
whatever his race, his religion or
his national origin. must be pro-
tected from al, forms of organic
ed terrorism
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
CAPITAL CITY BITS
BY Hilda Farr

!! Columbus. O.. August 1.-The
rain that spoiled our plans for a
picnic at Echles Lake on July Il
did not stop four Of our more de.
termined Juniors. Lena ard Cut
Tinerrello, Helen Ochsenwald
and Ray 1nman went into a shell
ter house along the river and had
their picnic there. The rest OF us
were content to boil our hot dogs
and "a. at home.
Evelyn and Paul Roth went
bowling last week, and Evelyn
took the first game,but Paul came
through for the last two. think
he's trying to get some practice
in because now that Columbus
has a few more fellows in the club
they expect to enter a mems team
in the bowling tournament, The
rest of US will get our practice III
when League bowling starts in
the fall. but we can always count
on our two good lady bowlers,
Katy Gotzmeister and Rose
Wharton, coming through any
time.
| have been ordered by several
members of the club to put this
next item in, so Paul don't blame
me. Paul Roth was cornered in
the kitchen one morning in quite
at state of undrcss and did his
face ever turn red. Please be more
careful, Paul.
By the way, we haven't heard
, much about Gene Burkley's golf
ing lately. How are your scores
coming along, Gene?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
S'ebe,,biroifd,, ,2lmerifonifdes Dolfsblat1

@eniiIe uno SeigiuareW, es iet oenu,
Dab piele bebaupten, uniduloig 81,
icin. 9ie 2cllte id)eincn iid, aus aleu-
Sdud,ten 5l'ianunelENlieben. 0euu
Gin 6lanumden menicbliden 9coou-
crns in llns auflooern iolltc, 10 ,riro
cs raib eriiidt ourh einisc umgloub-
lih orrogante Mntportell ser @e-
iongenen.
Sn Sadfpnop (St. SoahimstoO
lino mir bart an Ser @rcn3e ser rui-
iiihen Sffupations5one in Iea,tih-
lanS. Son SEN etlpa 10000 Gimpob-
nern Gieies in einc lpllnberbareWalo-
lanold)aft gcbetteten @ren5prtes in,
Gr5gebirge ,paren 1000 Teutife
mebr als oie 6dlite lit 'bereits ol,S-
aeiieoelt tporoen. Der ti6ed)iihe
~Nad)idutb" ideint nod nidt eingr-
troffen 81 lein. SseoeniaIs erihreft
llns Sic gdbnenoe Heere, sic uns aud)
IN oem ioeben neu eroiineten Naoi,lnl
Balace Sotel entsesenitarrt. Gs lit
nidt obne Sdppierigfeiten gell,nsen,
oas prul,fpolle 6otel unb Sic rabiu-
attipen 8aoer 10 ber5uitellen, oaB
a,lb ser @ait aus Sem 0eiten iid)
rbblfiiblt. Son 1910 bis 1916 oien-
te oas 9otel als 3tpilfranfenbaus
fir Berlin, ,rnS 1915 mor es nod
Elm Sammelloger fir beutide 6lii6t
hinge aus oem Often. Mit lpenig
Yerional ipllroe oie Wieoerinltano-
Iteuung betperfitelligt; sic Don Sen
GeutIden aeitoblenen Sotelmobel
muBten aus sen Hripatbduiern IN
einem ltntfreis bis 3ll 40 &ilometern
5l,iainmengeiud)t meroen. @ie Piit-
yan uno &arlsboo martct nun aud)
SoaGimstal auf @Gite aus Oelr
@eiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
FARRELL
HiGHLIGHTS
By Dot Schmidt

Farrell. Pa, August 1--we had
another singing session tonight
and we seem to be coming along
we'll with the songs for the con-
vention. We have another i'm
portant practice Friday night
and we'd like to see every one OF
YOU there.
10 Youngstown: Sorry that
we couldn't make /! to practice
Saturday night.
We would like to have YOU
her for the game a, ! 80 p an.
sunday. Bring a big crowd down
VITA you and be prepared to stay
and have a good time.
Saturday night iound everyone
of the Jrs. at the club for a real
ly wonderful tame Bill SChuster
and Marjorie Claik were married
and all OF our Juniors we've in
vited to the reception.
Congratulations kids. and do
not forget that we would like to
see you around once in awhile.
At last it is over. that all i'm
portart game with Salem. And
Salem got the same--l3 to II.
Thanks to our fellows for trying
Sc hard. but after all, we only
had nine men on our team.
Thanks Salem, for the warm
greetings and that big, scrump-
tuous, delicious meal that was
served us after the game. Wen
do the same for you when you
come to Farrell.
We have a visitor with us
from Gary, Ind. He is none other
than Mike Kraft. We hope you
have enjoyed your stay with us
and drop around again sometim
soon.
Farrell Reporter! This is the
last time your report is printed
if not received on Thursday al
ternoon. Special delivery doesn't
help if coming after the time.
The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
Sra,a sun Uat,Se,t
ierHert 2lb3,se Scr Il. >.
aus eatt3 Chino

Sdungbai. Die ioiortige Sein-
ididung ser amerifoniiden 1rlp-
pen aus China tpuroe bon ,Srau Gun
Oot-Sen ser @itre oes auieits pcr-
ebrten eriten Jiibrers ser dineiiihcn
Hepllblif geforoert. Sic beidulOigt
nHeattionGre", 3tpiid)en Sen Icrei-
nigten Staaten ,mo Hublono aricg
81 idliren.
~Oie )erite Slamnle zines nel,cl1
@elttrieses 3ii,eelt in GINA, er-
fldrte lie. rSie mltb olsgetreten ,per-
Sen, ober iie miro Sic gauge 0elt ger
ltoren. Heaftiondre in Ser &uomin-
tang Eartei ltafeln China gum giir-
gerfrieg aui, Sen iie ollein nidt &C.
minnen f0nnen. Sic boifen ober, Ser
dineiilde 9iirserfries miro 5un1
arieee 5lpiId)en Sotuietrnrlanb ,mS
sen @ereinigten Staaten fiibren. Sie
boifen, oaB lie al.f oieie @eiie Bic
d)ineiiidpn &ommmiiten 3eridnlet-
tern fonnen."
rIus amerifaniidp Golf, Elm lang
iGbriger 8erbiinoeten uno Elm LANCER
1reuno @binas, nuB flar bieien WeQ
ieben, ser ins 0eroerben fiibrt. Gem
amerifanil6en 8oIf mlf gciaSt ,pcr-
ben oaB umerifuniide Reottiondrt
llno d)ineiiihe Neaftionire semein.
lame Safe MAIDEN amo iih gegen-
ieitig ermutigen. Gem anerifaniiheu
Volfe muB geiagt 1peroen, oab SIC
slmpeienbeit amerifaniiher Sruppcn
in China nidt oem 6rieoen lrnb Ser
Sromlng unter bem dineii'dcn Sol
mub gelagt iperoen, baB es feinell
fe oient. Gem amerifaniid)en Golft
@ereinigten Staaten teine Waifcn
8iirserfrieg III China aibt, crenn Sic
lieiern uno feinen militdriid)en 8ei-
Itnnb leilten."
Sun Oat-Sens @ihpe ioroert So
6enreformen, fir Oie iid) Die &onl-
| muniiten einieben. Sic forocrt eint
lpirtlih oemofratiide &oalitonsre
sierlng. ~6eibeit ser aritif m!ti
aorruption, 1error uni politiihe,
OtorS obloien."
v@enn sic &uoalintang Rarte
oieie s(ufgabe nid)t ioiort erfiiat
tr6gt tie sic @erantmortl,ng fiir Scr
@iirgerfrieg."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
Suitioes 2luerlei

sd babe a.;6 NAL meinen eiscuen
Wagen gebabt."
so, u,,S iebt iino Sic 10 per
armt?"
~Sa, triiien Sie, oas nit Dem $50
gen lit ifon lange fer, Sen bat mainc
Mlltter nod geihoben."
2ebrer: ~Gunbe, nenne mir elm
geiipiel, oaB ebrlid)feit am lanslten
tpGbrt."
Sdiiler: r@enn id BEL jemonSenl
abidrei6e, bin ih NIT meiner &ebcn-
arbeit raid fertig, abcr tpenn ih aGes
aaein ausredne, Damn oauert es ulcl
ldnger!"
~Sait Oh audi in ser 9eitung &C..
leien, bob bas Gnu allssl1iter6ell
0robt?"
.Mad midi ni6t ungliidlih! @ic
ion i6 benn meme arer5,portrdt;el
MAIDEN, tpenn es feline Mntilopenort
NIT brei 8udjltaben 9tbt?"
~@ir f0nnen Sic lei6er niht nar-
iidern," iaste ser 8eriiderungsbe-
ante 81, Dem olten Mann.
~@arum Senn ni6t?"
r@eil sic idon SO Sabre alt
finb!"
~Mber es lit ood) itatiItiid) ertpie-
fen, baB in bem Sitter Bic .ueniglten
9ellte iterben!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
Dies ,an> Sos

Gin 8eietgeber itimmt 10, ,pic er
glal.bt, baf iein @dbler itimmt. s(ber
oieie &edn1ng itimmt niht imner.
Simmer 1pieoer ,peroen mir es &C.
,pabr, lpie lammsgeOuloig oo6 oas
grobe 8ubliflm lit.
@enn iid) Die Yolitifer itreitcn,
baben 'bie Steuer5abler feine uriade
iih 81 freuen.
csmmerbin 5ogen tpir oas friibere
4. Suli-6euersperf Dem Ser ieeigca
Mtombombe Dor.
100 Wiuionen Collar tuiir6en bic
len armen Sdludern beIien ben
&nger 5u itillen, spenn iie nidt fit
sic sltombombenerperiment pergeu-
oct .piiroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, August l -
Three strikes yer out |! At the
old ballgame. And what a ball
game it 'Nas with ClevelandWest
VS.. Detroit. 1t was a very close
game till the sixth inning when
Detroit came thru with four runs
to win the game l5-1O. Home
runs were hit by l.. Froehlich of
Cleveland West and Art Dassow
of Detroit. After the game every
one headed for the picnic grounds
where refreshments were served.
Later in the afternoon it was
Cleveland VS.. Detroit again, this
time being volley ball, and De-
troit was defeated in two games.
The singing of Cleveland West
was enjoyed very much by De-
troit. We also enjoyed the songs
sung by the two Irishmen, Schus-
ter and Schmidt (?::). 1t was
swell having you as our guests
and we will be seeing YOU all
soon.
Club Meeting
Our next business meeting is
Friday, August 9, and will be
held at the picnic grounds. Meet
at Schemmels at 7:5O p. m.
Detroit at Canton
Our next T. S. ]. A. ballgame
will be played at Canton August
II. All members who plan to go.
should be at our meeting as fin
ally arrangements will be made
at that time. Well be on our way
Saturday. so Canton can expect
about 20 members by Saturday
night.
Welcome Home
The welcome home mat was
rolled out for Bob Richter, who
was discharged from the l.. S.
Navy. We sure are glad 10 have
you back with us again. EobM
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
MALARIA.

In some of the apers written
by medical officers of the Army
it is said that neither the malaria
parasite of man nor that that OF
animals can be cultivated outside
the living body. Nearly a year
ago DR.. Eric G.. Ball and his as,
sociated Of Harvard's Medical
School published inScience a pre-.
liminary account OF their success
in cultivating the malaria para.
site, Plasmodium knowlesi, out.
side of the living body. The work
was done under Government con-
tract.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
ANSWERS
See Questions. on page S.

|. New Hemshire, in 1910,
shortly after the colony was est
ablished.
2. $500 or more, according to
the census bureau.
3. She was arrested and fined
$lOO-which she never paid.
4. 1t faces east.
5. Emerson.
6. The player having the first
move.
7. Five.
8. Nine.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
IN Scr Hkeinitifiakrt
&pir> nun ,,repariert"

Mannbeim. Ne,,bauten aussufiib-
rem, Mt Sen beutihen @erften a,por
bisber bon Sen Siegern nod unter-
iagt. I'm 10 fleiBiger tpiro repariert
9ie Sbtffs- uno Maid)inenbau-
u. g., Mannbeim, bat in SEN lebten
Wonaten runo 10000 Tonnen bon
Sdiffsralm (Sas iino AZ &Gbne umO
Motorgittenboote) uno $1,000 8S
Coos itno SO Sdlepper) repariert
uno Samit iiir oen &ertebr :pieoer
einiatfdbig gernaht. Sn oieien ,3ab.
len iinb bie Meparatrren bes 3apeil-
betriebes in Nefarsulm niht cntbol-
ten. Iie Monnbeimer @erft bate
ldppere S6doen 5u bebe6eu, bepor tic
oie Experimentation aufnebmen
fonnte. 9urd) 5ablreid)e 1lieeeran-
9riffe lit ser Selling uno in letter
Minute our6 9lrtiQeriebeIhuB alldJ
nod ser Surmorebfrabn belddoiat
Lrproen, nit oem es mOglid lit, Sie
gan5e Selling ,n,o Sen 8orplut 81
beltreiben; ferner entitanoen 9roBe-
re 8ebduoeidmben. Die lebensmif
tisen Glemente, Selling uno Surm-
orebtrabn ,purben unter Mibilfe
Ser 8elegidnft pieber initanoceietl
8ebor Sic eigentlid)en gr5eiten
tpieoer aufgenommen 1perben forn-
ten, fat sic @erft 8riidentrdger 5sr-
geitelt, e:nen Sdauimmfrabn aus ei-
mem porbanoenen Warineprobm uuS
cine gr0Bere Mn3abl 0innen 5ur@er-
tpenouns bel sdJiffsbebnngen gsbaut
0as 8cid1it ser @erit lit, oa es aui
,oie Meparatur ponSbiffen beihrGntt
lit, nid)t lutratip. Da5u tragt Dor
alem oie 1atiade bel, baB Gepara-
turen einen i'm 0er9leid, gum 9>eu-
bauseid1ft anberssearteten Jad)ar-
beitereiniab bebingen. Ser gegentpar-
tige Gad,arbeiteritamm fam allo
nidt 10 eineeiebt tperoen, spie oies
nit &ufiidt aui oie &oitengeital-
tllng tpiinihenarert tpare. Gte
Mannbeimer sdiffs- lnS Maidi-
nenbau q. g. beiddftigt Don ibrer
tpGbrenS Ses &rieges 900 Mann itar-
ten 8elegidnit iiber 500 Mrbeitcr
uno Mngeitellte.
3ur Ssnitanobaltung ser pielen be-
idaoisten Sdiffe ser &bein-, Main-
,,no Nedarflotte itehen in Ser atne-
ritaniihen Gone ied)s Sdiffstperiten
(5lpei in Main3-Gaitea, ie cine in
Wannbeim, grlenbad) am Main,
Nedarsulm unb Nefariteinad) aur
0erfiigung. Den Mrbeiten ser Werf-
ten gilt oas beionoere Sntereiie Der
Beiabunesbeboroen. Iie Aeibenfolge
ser 3u reparierenoen Shiffe, beren
slnoabl erob lit. beitimmt oie @bine
@atertpap 8rand, transport 0ini-
Iion. 0ieie DienitlteQe lit audi BEL Ser
8eihaffung BON Material bebilili6,
10 oaB bon einem auseeiprod)enen
Mangel nid)t eeiprod,en tperben
fann. Sddpieriefeiten bereitet aller-
oines oft sic Mnliefer,lng bon @lein-
muterialien, Die in oen @ertit1ttel1
gebraudt tperoen. Gerner maht iif
na9teilig bemertbar, oab biele Gr-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01

Befangenen. @ann in aller Welt
nimmt Der 2iigenfrieg Der Grsfapi-
altiten iein gnoe? SO.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01

3u Sen &riegsgefangenen tonnell
l17ir al,cy iolgenDe Musfiibrl,ngen mo-
den, nah 9riefen oie in unlere
SGnoe gelangten: 0ie in @merita
gefangen sebultenen Gentiten tina
bereits abtransportiert. Gin Seil o.
bon lit nad) Ieutihlano gefommen,
cir anoerer Seil befinoet li6 abar
nod, in Gnglano unb Jranfreih. SIT
oem fpobllobliden omeritan'ld'cl'
Staatscepartnlelrt oles betannt?
llno ,penn es 10 lit, lparlm miro be-
bauptet, baB oie 9eutid)en belmbe-
foroert iperoen?? Gin Nefie bon mir
mar in Diinntirden gefangen nnS
er ipuroe nit elmer Murirelmiform
beimaeididt trotoem er bei Ser Suft-
,abapebr ipar. Sdr1be bat er audi fall
feline mebr an! Sn 2alrban IN Sber-
idleIien aber bat er nod lelne Erel-
3immerlpobmlng boiler sll,5iige, Die
8eIiberin ocs &a,,ies mar cine Yolil1
uno iie fat linn geidrieben, Dab tic
nod alles aufbebt Biz er ieine ca
d,en abbolen tann! Gin anberer 9seffe
lit bereits felt Muguit lesten SabreS
,rcr III ruiiiider @efaneenIdait un>
l,ltperleet naf 0elhidlano entlaiier
tporoen uno NIT ibm Iauienbe Dor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01

'labteile, peIonoers fir peri6ieoene
Shiffsnotor- -5ppen, nod nid)t ,pie-
ser fabrisiert iperoen; Oaran ideitert
sic Giuiasbereitidait eines S6iifes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-01
Acting Secretary of State Dean
Acheson, in his statement on

China:
THE various moves taken by
this Government to aid China are
but steps in the complete i'm
fermentation of a long-agreed-
upon program for helping the
Chinese nation as a whole to rid
itself of the effects of long and
devastating war against Japan.
They cannot rightfully be inter-
preted as current support of any
factional military group i'll China.
They will not fully materialize
for many months. Their purpose
is to. encourage the Chinese to
find a solution of their internal
problems by the democratic pro-
cess of peaceful agreement rather
than by resort to military forces"
Ad-daleel., 1946-03-20

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Simmons "ACE" Coil Spring 1850
Another Simmons prize! This coil spring douedk platform
heo tied springs, pors sobzes band And
aluminium finished to prevent rusting. Double
Simmons deep Sleep" Coil Spring Observation-Disclosures 1855
ShrmbeS Shop Fourth Fhor,T eHahtco
Evening star., 1946-09-27

Simmons Innersprine Sofabeds =. 7O.49
Good look good good sleep on These handsome o
BEDS indeed styled with upholstered covered stunning
ob And built nnersping
4ze BEDS complete with hidden compartments edne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-19
Shop Talk
By Dorothy Rihlman

you'll want new deck to take with
you so you might be interested In
the plastics variety that has again
appeared on the local front. These
cards are washable and will far out
last the regular type A set of two
modern designed decks come pack
aged in a handy plastic case.
New lucite table accessories for
party sparkle have been created in
designs to give distinctive service.
They are practical as well as decora-
tive, lightweight and practically UNI
breakable. For instance punch
bowl, available with matching CUBS
and long handled ladle that hooks
over the edge, enhances the appeal OF
colorful fruit drinks The bowl is
gracefully rounded with three disks
forming the base. 1t comes In IL
and. 14-inch size. Although the
round cups do not have handles,
they are well designed to permit a
firm grasp. To 60 with this punch
bowl there are nestled trays of this
transparent material that come in
unusual shapes and give dual serv-
ice. They are convenient as platters
to hold salads, meats and other
foods as we'll as for tray use. One
design is oblong with turned-up
edges and f1ared corners that make
for easy handling. Another nest Of
five trays is octagon shaped with
beVeled edges.