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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
"A TOUGH FIGHT

"A TOUGH FIGHT
The prosecutor then asked Blat-
tert to explain why Mrs. Mars
den's clothing had been pract-
cally torn to pieces and stripped
from her body.
"We really had tough fight"
he repeated. "We went round
and round"
Blattert said he robbed Mrs
Marsden because he had spent all
his money buying drinks at the
bar.
"While / was lookink through
her purse-I thought she was
unconscious--she got up again,
and I hit her again." Blattert
told police. "She fell. She kept
getting up and, one of the times
1 knocked her down, her head
hit the wall of the school build
ing and Istarted walking away.
SLEPT ON TROLLEY
"As I was walking away
again l thought she was uncon-
scious-she raised up on her
elbows and feii~ back again.
Then, she rolled over"
Blattert said he walked through
the Herman Gardens housing prof
ect, where Mrs. Marsden lived. cir
cling back to Warren eveRue for q
streetcar. He fell asleep on the
streetcar. he said.
Walter Novak, enforcement Off.
cial for the state liquor control
commission, said that Walter
Migada, owner of the Southfielc
Cafe, 1912 Southfield, where Blat.
teri drank 'boilermakers" (whis.
ky and beer), would be prosecuted
on charges of selling liquor TO q
minor.
Mrs. Marsden's mother, Mrs
Mary Barnes, Is. of Carrolton, O.
and Stanley Grabowski. 7S0;
Archdale, identified Blatteft al
pollce headquarters as- ~the. be.
ribboned soldier" who was witt
Mrs. Marsden in the tavern.
ACQUITTED IN THEFT
Blattert and another youth
police said, were acquitted ir
November of a purse-snatchine
charge in recorders court because
of insufficient evidence.
The youth expressed sorrow
mostly for the Marsden family
He said he had read daily news
paper accounts Of the crime anc
was convinced police were getting
farther and farther" from IL:
solution until a story Friday
theorized that the murderer was
member of the Michigan State
Troops fsr
"When I read that, my heart
fell down To my Shoes Blat-
tert declared. "Then 7 rexfized
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
Frozen Foods
Feature Display
Fancy Groceries
Appear PI entiful

Good eating is back again and
fancy foods are no longer on the
wartime "impoSsible-to-get" lists,
a visit TO the Independent
Grocers' Pageant Of Progress
Food Show, at the Masonic Tenn
pie. will reveal.
Fancy frozen foods, including
a complete French Creole dinner,
tops the shows tempting display,
but plentiful stacks Of canned
pineapple, peaches, fruit salads
show that all the old-time canned
foods are back 10 stay.
NEW FOOD PRODUCTS
Max Schsyowitz. pageant man.
ager, pointed out that hundreds
OF new food products-the fruit
OF wartime developments-would
add 10 the prewar selections in
plain and fancy foods.
{, Frozen foods now include
cnicken-6-la-kmB, ClOp Suey anu
even ready made clover leaf
rolls all ready for the oven.
g.. kll'of the better grades Of fish
are now available, Schayowitz
said.
FISH AVAILABLE
These include perch. halibut,
haddock and fresh shrimp. Vein
erS are now 100 per cent meat.
he said, and other wartime cuts
and dilutions have been diseeR-
tinued. ~
He admitted that labor trouble
has placed a temporary lull on
the fresh meat supply but pre-
dieted an early return of "plen-
thul days"
An estimated 5000 retail
grocers visited the show yester-
day and viewed the displays of Is
leading food manufacturers and
producers.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07

going through It. She got up
and then we started to fight. We
went round and round. Her
coat got twisted on, and j
think that Is how she got the
marks on her neck"
Preliminary medical reports in
dicated that Mrs. Marsden's necl
was broken. Paulsmo asked Blat
teri If the injury could have re
suited from one of his punches.
Its possible that I hit her
hard enough TO break IT," Blat-
tert replied.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
How Troops
Come Home

TroopshiPs drriVing in u. S.
home ports today included the
following:
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
PdfIeyResufnes,
GIN Report Due

CONTINUED from Page Onel
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-07
Continued from Page One)

Continued from rage OneD
DR.. Paul w. Klebba, county chem
ist and pathologist.
Strangulation does not coincide
with Blatteret's account OF his
struggle with Mrs. Marsden.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-14
R a {: o r E v
Charley MeCarthy's gags get stale

CHARLIE MCCARTHY the mpudent hunk of wood returned
to the Sunday September l. at PM WA 1t seems 10
falling into that tired category that hits all funny
that rely the formula
Under banne Chase & SanbOrn'S "shade grown
booney Charlie and Bergen crack wise in polniess
laughs in the direction There are SO
audience because maybe they can't find
place live Threatening to quit the show wornou
I'm using veto power thus playing
along with the OlddeviLRus warmaking propaganda
laugh poisoned barb is driven bit deeper
Everyngs funny but the getting stale So much OF
that sweating play words: Gag GAG
CHICAGO DEFENDER show here called Democracy
USA Saturdays 345 WBBM listened about Cap
Harry Dee Negro police captain the South Side who
backs Youth League combat juvenile delinquency The story
itself mainly with problem kid in whom Captain Dees
himself how Youth League snapped him
it. The sum background is mentioned by Captain
dropped
The writing is fair bit preachy, the playing somewhat
forced Captain Dees spoke at the of the
handling of juvenile delinquency Negro area
with "he home the prevention
lnquency"
Nothing said about the kind homes Negroes are
forced to live and the whole superficial
don't know how much the Chicago Defender
bity for this but again radio
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-14
Ms4is aoSu:
BY MARJORIE MILTON

WALT DISNEY'S new feature
length movie, MAKE Mine ,Mu-
Sic, is a series of musical Sc.
quences with enough variety so
that everybody should be happy.
Unlike Fantasia, Disney's
previous venture into the field of
music, make Mine Music" is
composed entirely of popular mu-
sic. However, the numbers range
from Benny Goodman's wonder
full arrangement of "All the Cats
Join In" to a charming and I'M
aginative, sequence based on Pro
kofiev's "Peter and the Wolf.
In between, the audience is
treated to: Ballad Ballet" sung
by Dinah Shore and danced
by Lichine and Riabouchinska; a
ssJaZz Interlude" with the Good
man quartet; Nelson Eddy, as
TThe Whale Who Wanted to Sing
at the Met, singing all the voices
in a series of cleverly contrived
operate arias; and a great many
other numbers calculated to
please everybody.
n n
MOVIE-GQERS will find this
Disney film less offensive than
some of his other offerings, for
the familiar Disney caricatures
of Mexicans and other Latin
Americans are missing from this
movie.
The opening sequence, THE
Martins and e.Coys", does pre-
sent a caricatured version of
mountaineers and it is also IN
fortunate that the wolf in the
Prokofiev number is a night
mafish creature who will scare
the wits out of Disney's younger
fans.
But these are minor regrets.
On the whole, Make Mine Mu-
sic" is a pleasant way to spend
an evening.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-14
PARAMOUNTs latest version

PARAMOUNT'S latest version
of Booth Tarkington's perennial
favorite, Monsieur Beaucaire"
is a far, far cry from the origin
al. Those who remember Rudolf
Valentines passionate intense
portrayal of the elegant roman
tic, will be left gasping by Bob
Hopes vastly different concept
of the masquerading barber.
AS the kings barber who woos
a royal chambermaid and takes
his zany way through the in
tricacies of French and Spanish
intrigues, Hopes comedy Dor
ders on the fine fringes of
lunacy.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-14
Reviewing the Iofesf Disney film.
Joe PoIooko &Bob Hopes Glowing
Joe PALOOKA, CHAMP, the

Joe PALOOKA, CHAN tIIe
double feature at the Palace
Theater, now being shown with
make Mine Music, is a nice,
pleasant, entertaining and com
pletely unimportant movie. Based
on the comic strip character, 1t
tells the story of the fictitious
champs rise to fame and fortune.
The movie is enlivened by the
presence of lovely Elyse Knox,
husky, attractive newcomer,
Joe Kirkwood, Jr. and a brief
glimpse of the real worlds cham
pion, Joe Louis.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-14
Screen guide
RECOMMENDED LOOP:

RECOMMENDED LOOP:
Henry the Fifth
Caesar and Cleopatra
The Kid From Brooklyn
The Green Years
The Specter of the Rose
Make Mine Music
RECOMMENDED
NEIGHBORHOODS:
Open City
Cluny Brown
Smoky
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-14
Entertainment
.NIUSIC THAT is CLOSE to


the working man can do a ire
mendous job in modelling public
opinion and inspiring political ac-
tion," said Peter ,Seeger, the man
who makes his banjo talk union.
That was one of the few seh-
fences, pete" spoke last week,
when he was here to teach SEES
sion in music for political action
at the CIO-PAC school. The rest
of the time, the former almanac
singer. recorder of many pro-la-
Dor discs and national director of
Peoples Songs, Inc, spent sing.
ing.
He dedicated one of his ditties
to Bilbo-Rankin statesmen:
Il dreamed 1 went to Wash
ingtOn;
l took along my little spray
gun.
l filled it up with the DOT.
1t kills the cockroach and ii
kills the flea
It's wonderful stuff that DOT
Well l took my little spray
gun with the DOT i'm it.
| sprayed the House of Re-
representatives. and then 1
sprayed the Senate.
-. you should have seen Mr..
Bilbo. And l am sorry to report
that MIR. Rankin is no longer
among us. He has joined his fore
fathers"
PETE, A LANKY LAD who
sings with Kentucky twang and
puts progressive twist to ia
miliar folk-tunes, spanked the or
ganization of a Chicago division
of Peoples Songs, Inc. while he
was in town.
Peoples Songs will act as a
musical clearing house for
songs OF labor and the Ameri.
can people. 1t will also mobilize
talent for performance of these
songs at labor organizations
and citizens political groups.
On the temporary steering
committee for the Chicago Divi-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-14
So Entertainment 1T
In place Of soap box orotory
PETE Seeger sings peoples songs

sion are Win Stracke, Studs Ter
KEEL, Jack Conroy, Charlotte Nor
ris. Esther Garduk, William
Moore, Joe, Arnstein, Bernice
Targ, Marvin David, John Halo
ran, Ruth Kaplan and Gregory
Paschal. s
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-14
- 90 Il] -,
RECORD NOTES
by RAY FLERLAGE

THOSE OF US WHO regard
music as an effective spur to &C.
ton will welcome the new Free
dom Sings album with out
stretched arms. A companion
piece to the powerful Six Songs
for Democracy, the new collec-
ton is wildly presented by the
Spanish Republican Army Choir
us and Orchestra. Recorded in
1899, while the Spanish Republi-
cans were fighting beside the
Maquis in France, the songs are
a bitter Indictment of Franco.
Freedom Sings contains six
titles, two of which have been
recorded in different. arrange
ments in Songs of the Lincoln
Brigade. Contents: Eel Pendon
MOradO, Eel PasO del Ebro, Con.
las del Fuerte de San CristobaI,
Ell Tragala, Marineros and va
Sabes Mi Paradero (Keynote 1913,
3-10', $3.75).
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-09-14

HAVING TURNED OUT
definitive recording of the
BRAHMS VIOLIN CONCER-
TO, Joseph Szigeti has again
demonstrated his complete
mastery of widely differing
styles with a remarkable read
ing of the PROKOFIEFF So
NATA IN d MAJOR (Col. $50,
3-1%, $i.05). Throughout this
brilliant four-movement sonata
there Is an inventiveness re-
miniscent of Mozart, but In a
completely cumulative idiOm.
The recording Is exceptionally
good.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
ReIigiositoet greift in
Deutschland vm SIGH

Berlin. - amerifoniid)e 9eante
BON Der slbteilune fiir religioie 9In.
gelegenbeiten iuberten oie 9lnlih.,
buB bus @iebernuifomnten oe5
dlriitlihen 8eiites in SeutiflonS
sur getaTpiltng bes fanatiIten
&nmnl,lii5lnu. piel beitragen mir.
De.
6. q. Glen. Gbei Der abteilung,
glaubt, hab Elm eyoBer Seil ser ge.
rGlferltne DER rllllI'dlen Gone ebenIo
d)riltlif eingeitellt nr sic 9elpobner
Ser brcl iueitlifen 3onen lei, ,oie
gleihen 8cleaenbei:4u 9ott 5u oie.
nen. oher nift geboten meroen."
Miffebr snr &eligiun
Die Hitffebr sur Helision i'm
beicsien Geutidlano ldbt Iih nod
9lnIid)t Don Slien uuo Sumon,
aennp, Religionshei IN 8robbeiien
aus ;oigenoen GIntinhen erieben:
/. Cine pci:1ebenoe epnngeli'd),
fatb1IiI6e Suicnlmenarbeit, i'm @e.
eeniab jur iriiberen gegenIeitigen
abnclgnng.
2. Sic STRIDE giug aus Dem arica
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@nihineton. Sipan in &uj,
lano iinbet bei ieiner Mrbeit spei
Sitrotionel nor, Die Soc in Sen
Eereinigten Staaten iu beulenoell
NrpteIten oernulailen ipiiron.
,Span beIbt feine Organization,
wie oie amerifuniid5en @ewerfidai,
ten, oie iiir ieine SSutereiien fimpit.
Ter Staat iii Die "8eid,ditsleitllng. ="
uno Die Gommlniiien iagen, ga bcl
Staat Sluan gebort, luelhen slnlab
5at Span Damn. nit iit ielbit IN.
,ufrieoen 81 iein? @upib, es GIFT
aud) 8ewerfidniten in 9fublano.
slber lie linS MIR oa5u Ou. Die Ero
buftion 81 crboben uno Die So5ial-
Iilriorce nus5uiiben.
Sie 5lpeitc unangeneblre Gage, IN
ser Span liG bciinoet, beItebt oarin
onE er liG oallernb Sorge MAIDEN
lnub, Ben nYoB" nidt 5u perdr-
germ. ga er lonit nah einem ar-
beislflaDenlager periGidt merben
fam. gtlpas, oas Soc in Sen Ser
eirigten Staaten serpiB nift fennt
Die ruiliid)e @esieruns periuht oie.
'ie Sf!apenlaser Dor geiuhern ge.
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Vie steht sich der Arbeiter
heute in der SoWietunion?? |?

beinl 81 baltcn, ieoof lit bereits
pieI iiber lie in oic Seiiemtlidfeit
aebrllrgen. ...
Shdbunssmeiie Diirien iid 8,
OOO,OOO bis 100000 2eute in sic,
len 2asern teiinben. Sic miiiien iiir
einen iebr geringen Sobn, l,nter
Eoli5eibetpad)lng, arbeiten. S!uan
fam aus rielen anlliien in zines
bieier Eager geididt lperoen, aber
ealS iiber bring i'm unlgcbcnO Scr
3peifel ocrtbin, oaB er I'M beiten
oller Sdnoer ser Melt lebt.
slae Ybaicn oes ruiiiiben 2ebens
lino bem Grperinlentieren untermoi.
ZEN poroen. 'eit Die aomnllniiten
(nur 1 Yro5ent Ser Yepolferuna
i'm Sabre l941) lire Sbeoren in
Die @irflid,feit sort uniebten. God,
all meiitan bat iid bas 2eben Ser
~9lrbeiter geGnoert.
Die alte Geicr
9eginnen mir nit Sen @e,perfihaf-
ter.
0or ser 9fepolution tetraf)tete
2enin lie ais Elm mirfiames Sn-
ltrument fir oie 0oroeruns ieiner
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Tun Carrp Narncs
Central GrcE &prrcipunbeut

Gait ct. Spllis. 81. - s. iii cl,I
mcitcr Sprung, pom Doen @runN.
ci9cntllnshunocl sur nhentelerlidcn
uno 9eminnbrinscnocn Sd)iiiobrt III
ocn iictcn Meercn, 'uui eincm Srei.
moIt'd)pner.
sllein gerooe Dies trai bel 0np:
Sohn'on, eincnl 30idhrigcn cnergl
'hen @runoitiif fsbluolcr bon Go',
Ct. Sollia Su, Ser ons 9cbcn Ml'
Gee tenncn gelernt llno gelpbt bat
tc, iiir in1nlcr olia !vtecr ju lehcr
Gr bate nit ieincn Srulm Slid.
Senn 0lrd cine cine 195 ,Sub Ian
&c. nm ST 100000 iiir cinen Nan
Dorfrr SnouItriellcn crballtc Sll.
rusjadt miro inn bir At0glidlfritcr
gcbpten lucrocn, IN Die .gteerc bin
clla5uinbrcn bier IN boort ,srnt'-
ten ulliSmehmen lnb nnoerslup al,
5Lgebcn; l,no SuIt ill MAIDEN NJ
'0rbcnreidDc Sn'cIn jum &erlucilcr
cinlnNen.
Sua Shlrf 'elb't, Die vNulneucre" @,
mar mIbrenh Nca &rleBcs ais II.
@pptiGger unO StntionsId)i'i uer
nenbet morocn, uno Sohn'on ernarb
e* ppn Ser Gericruna oils llctcr.
'trbglt I'M elncn Ercla, Ser man.
idyeirliuJ .;id)t sur Gefiln1 Der &H-
item elmer nc!ten SicielmnId)ine nils
rcidlen niirSe, Die pon Ser ,Sottr
eingebnut muroe, aIs lie oas Shlf
III Sicnit unbm.
Sic "8uinepcrr" lit nit MODERN
item SnItrlunelltcn ullagcltattet, hn;
cine Snoeiahigfeit bon $50 Sonncn
uno einen &icI nit 50 Sonnen BAL
lolt beIaoen; atber Der !fonuId)af.
tnnn lie etru 80 Hciicnocn llntct-
tluit gemdbren
Spbnipr bat nlberocn cine flclnt
,Saht, ySappu", mir arcllSfabrten.
nleihiaus nit Gie'elbctrieb, crlpor>
bcn.
3uIplge icincr nGNiten Ellnc be.
utlidtigt er cine Heiic nah aubu
nm 3uderpareu - etpa 200 Cont
nen nad) SStalien 5u per'hl'ren.
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0esterreich feiert 950jaehriges Bestehen

Mm Is. September berannen Ole
IeierIitteiten ser $50 @ieoerfehr
Oes SahreStages Ser 8riinouna CT,
mes Ireien ,unabbGngigen, Nouuer,
Gnen Seitcrreih. Die 8eid)ld)te Die.
icr llnabbdngigfeit, Die MIR einn,al
rGmli6 in ben uht Sabren oes alli-
ac5pungencn sln'flulles oes Gan,
oes al Seltidlanb, perlorengegar.
gen mar, 5eigt oas oItcrreld)lld)t
@olf als cine Ser iltelten gtutionen
Spntincntnleuropas. Sie Jeiern
lperoeu am /. Nopember ibren So-
bepunft erreihen. bem Gage, on
Sem int Sabre 996 unierer 3eitredI.
nung Der Name rSeIterreib" gum
critenmal in ieiner uripriinglihei;
6orm rSitarriti" III einer uol1
Stto III. bebausgetrudten llrfilnoc
ouituudJt.
Gie Sonoerperanitaltllngen luer,
Cen in gleid)er 0eile Seiterreifs )
ju'tnnol9e gldn5polle Veitr1ge Sllr
ipeltlld)tn aultur in Ser Tergnngen-
belt unterltreihen unb glelfSeitia
oas Augennlerf nui ieine Belniibun-
gen in ser @eeenwart uno Ieine'
eroben Yldne iiir oie ;3llfunit len,
fen. Ser oiterreidiide Sugeno- -5al
lcitete am 10. Septenber bie @e.
SenfIeiern ein; pom 80. September
bis 5llrl 5. Sftober iinOet Die otter.
reldiihe Sportwod)e ltatt; bie $50.
he pom Z. bis 10. Sftober lit oen
nilerreid)iihen Shulfinbern .aemio-
met. Cine Sonoeriitung oes Yarla.
nlents miro am 80. Sftober abge-
balten meroen, uno am slbelro oes.
ielben Cages gibt es cine 0alapor.
iteQung i'm renopierten Staatstbea-
fer, elmer aunitititte. oie nift nu.
riele @enerationen binOurh ourd)
ibre i6auipieleriiden 2eiltungel.
III boie 9eoeutung ser sort angc.
fiibrten Stiide @eltrui erlangt bat,
ionoern itf auBeroem in einem Der
ihoniten @ebdloe ser @elt 6eiinbei
0as Snnere bes Sauies, oas ourd)
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nit neucr @ctenstruit uno StGrfl
herpnr
3. Cine Itarte ;iienttion geger
Sen Dnrgeidinlsuen 3uiammenidluI
aller Nput'hrh Gird,tn.
1. Cine neue Nci9ung sur Inter
ltiisung BON internutionulen Sir
hclorguniiationen.
). Cine neue Grfenntltis Ger ln
Sialen Teruntlpurtlmg Der STRIDE.
:j6 Eroseut Wemeinocmitsliebcr
9eamte erflGrten. baB 96 Ero.
sent Der 9elltihen in Ger alnerifa.
niiten Gone Ser tatboliihen poel
epanlcllIhen STRIDE angehoren
Glen bob beruor, OaB ble Wtili'
i1rregicruua in gerbinoung nit ser
vreinocutiGen" ,Srage bes Helisions'
unterridts in ben Shulen cine
.S1noe meg" -Eolitif beiolgt
,lSir baben nift oie slbiiht"
icgte or, rbas oeutid)e Solf 5u I'M.
Ierer Ginitellng oieier Srage &c
scniiber 81 5luingen. Die Geutihel
Iouen oie 5raee aui oenoiratiid
ySei.e ielbIt entldeiben."
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Snnoicnfe't Del Ser Nrbeit poer
6n lanlc GijclspnuIeu lino Straien
teltgCieB:
%ergnuitianngen
9lnNcrcrieits bat sic fpntrtuniIti-
ide Neaierlma Sen Nrbeitern audi
wieocr sablreihc Gergiinitigungen
ueribaiit, sic cs unter oem 3aren
nislt CAB. Ser abtItiinoige slrbeits.
tug mar an iih idpn Elm @unoer.
lahtorteit lit iiir lrauen unO
Ginoer perboten 8e5ablte 6erien
Don 5mei @oden bis jI einem Dto-
not iinO garontiert.
Tic So5lnlbille gelu1brt bem Mr.
setter Eeuiipn uno drjtlife 8ebanb-
lung ahCr oh ein 9lrbeiter oieie
Sers:!nlligungen erbdlt, bdngt BON
'eiler Seiltllng ab uno mie lange er
aui elmer Stelle beIhaitigt lit. Goh
nclln SSpun ieine slrbeit pedielt. er-
bGlt cr feline llnteritiisung. bis er
ctlpns 9tel,es geiunben bat. SDan
ioa arbeiten, beiBt es. 8enn ibm
'eire n!te Stelle nid)t mebr gefdllt.
irn cr Iit OH ar>ere WeiIe beta-
tigen
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Europoeische Kohlenkommission
bereiste deutsche Koh|enreviere

Dtiinden. Gie Gurop1iichs
4oblen-&onlniiiion, sic aus Sad}
nerltanoigen ser bier @eiatimaa
inahte beiteht, bot ibr @elihtiaun1a
reiie ourf sic 3onen GettihIanN:
abeeidlloiieu. Sic bate sic sluigo
be, an Srt uno STEELE Sic M0aIid
felt elmer Steiseruna ser ocllt;dcr
Gnblenerjeugung 5,t priifen. Cine
Grbobung Ser grseug,ng piiroe iit!'
auf Die ge'umte @irtld,u't giinItig
ousmirfen, lpenn sic Mehrprpouf
tion ser. oellt'dcn @irtdluft jugu
!e fane. Sn slucenblif berGt sic
&nmmiilion in Berlin oos Grgctui>
ibrer 6nbrt. Ter 9ericbt oa &iCI1
linien fiir oie &erteiluna Scr &oh!r
entbalten, in oeneu oie oelltihcll
NebiirIniiie uno Sic slusiuhr bcriid
iid,tigt we:oen. Ger olliierte Son
trollrat miro oieicn @crid)t ocin Not
Der Mlbenntiuiiter porlegen.
I'm sic ltnteriufungen moglidl'i
ic)neI ourhiuIiibren, bate oie &ur
nliiiio njlpci Irbeits9rl,ppien gebil
set. tSie eire beiiftigte oie franjo
liife uno briti'he, sic unoerc ii;
rlliiitbe l,ro anerifuni'fe 3oEr.
gei ser @eiid)tiglng ser @ergbnulc
piere ser llS- 3one tonntc feit9eitcli,
lreroen, oab haupt'Itlit Nrci Sat
loren eng nit Ser Sra9e ser aph
lenforoerilnB julanlneubun9en: Hi>
Grribrun9; Die ted)niIhe sluarii
ltlng; sic @obnllngsuerhultnili H.
rno audi sic Geriorglmg nit oitterl'
oes tlgIit1er 9eooris. Sie GrndD
rilngsfruge Iheint baourd, gelolt 81,
lcin, oab bie Ariliturregierlng I'M
;3uiamlnenbnng nit ser gepInntcll
Steiserung Ser Soroerl'ng bclonNc
re Mabnabmcn angeoronct bat. Sl'
9ergorbeiter ser he. Gone erboltcIl
lit 3ufllnft tdglih 1000 auloricn
naneben Sonoer5lteilllngcn a.
Shnaps lnN ,3igarettcn - lmo ihrt
Sanilien pro aupI ic 1900 Sale
rien. Gas id)eint im IugenbIld Ser
ein5ige @ea nm oie SoroerIel'tung
81 erbulten lmb ju erbnben. Sic er
item Nuspirflincen iino bereits liht.
bur: ser Nrbeitsipille lit gcitie9cn
lno oie 6ruben in @unern uno
@robbeiien uerjeihnen ld)on lpen;
ger iSeblid)ichten.
9tidlt 10 CinIuf l1Bt 'id) Die Nfu
tcrialienirage loier. Ser AEulhinen
9arf lit uuf ullen 0rubeu itarf a.
geniist. Is reblen Dor ollem Erfab
teile uno neue Dtaihillen Sic einjl,
aen beoeutenoen Steinfoblenberg-
nerfe in gapern, Die IN Ser 9tabe
bon Stndbeim licger llnN eine
N;Ghtigfeit Ger SagerItdtten 5lpi'AcH
,iltem uub 90 Mteter ouIlpcl'en III;
rur ipenig ifed)aniiiert. Wtan bolt
oab ser beporitebenoe 3onen5ulam.
nenitluB rebr 0toglihteiten reten
miro, oie Oringeno benotlgten mo
ifiuelleu ginrihtllngen i'll erneN
ern .Sn gapern lino alle Sorberei
tllnsen getrofien, Inn lpubreuo ocs
nGt)Iten Sluolf gtonatc Die Soroe-
rung Der Eehfoble nm 10 bis ID
y. S., bie 0ie grallnfobc um neh"
OILS so D. 8. 81 Iteisern. @egenlu0r,
tlg iino in Sapern fiinf Eed)toblen'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

Der @riinbung Seiterreids tiat.
rerOen Die @erfe Sieies grube!l
Spnlpbonlfers in mebreren &pnjer.
ten Su 6chor folnlnen. Sie umfan1
rcihen Yrogramme oui oen 8ebic.
ten ser Spern., &anlmer. uno Sp'.
lcttennnliif lperoen Dem &ui oer
grpBen mlifaliiGen geoentl,nD
SeIterreids 8eniige tim, oen Oieles
2auo bereits iest lpieoer nit gr0i,
tenn Griolse in europa beitdti9t.
Guolid miro Su Gbren Ser 8riill-
hungsieier huh cine neue 9rieimar
fe berausgrJeben, Die oas SnterelIe
ser internationa!en Ebilatelilten e:,
reren Oiiritp
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

sic &riegsoperutipnen lturf beiGoiGt
mar, geht ieiner polli9en @ieOers
heritelung entgegen unb miro bei
Ger 6uluuoritellung III ielneu ulter
Glan5e eritrabien. Gin grpber Slim,
Ner Die iuit tnllicnoiubrige GeiblI)tt
Selterreid)s IN orunntiihen S,enen
bartlett, lit bon Der neubelebten
Silminouilrie oes 2anoes eisens iiir
rieIe Seier gebrebt moroen, una
swar inter oem Groteftorut Der
rilerreihiiden Hegiernng; ieine llr.
oufiiibruns finNct bel oieIcr @ele.
senbcit, itatt, ga Ser 80. Sooestag
ocs Sin5er &pn1ponilten anton
9rufner ueraoe in Ous 8eOenfiahr