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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

eral trend. Eggs are selling
we'll under last August's quota
tons. So are apples and celery.
One year ago butter in the
New York wholesale market
sold for AN cents a pound.
The price at the start of this
week for the same grade was
70A-k cents. Subsidies last
year totaled 10 cents a pound.
Wholesale prices, reported by
the Department Of Agriculture,
give a more accurate indica-
ton of price changes than re-
tail prices, as the latter vary
from store to store. Retail
prices for the specific items are
not kept by the department.
Prices which farmers are OBJ
tanning for livestock are sub
stantially higher than on the day
the Japanese government ceased
fighting.
Choice steers which brought
$16.25 to $500 a hundred pounds
last Aug. IA now bring $21.5o to
$27. so; good sold at $14.0O to SIPS
and now at $17.25 to $24.00; medi-
UNI, at $1,000 to $500 and now
$500 to Sits; and common at
$1,000 to $1,000 and now SLIPS to
$14.00.
Subsidies paid a year ago were
$500 on choice, $2.95 on good, $1.90
on medium and SIPS on common.
These subsidies were paid to pack
ers to compensate them for the
difference between meat ceilings
and livestock ceilings. They were
not paid to the farmer.
Hogs which sold at a top of $3.50
at Chicago at the start of this
week brought no more than STATS
a year ago. There was a subsidy
of $1.D on hogs, regardless of
class.
Prices of basic grains also are
substantially higher. Wheat which
sold at $1.661s a bushel at Chicago
a year ago today is quoted at $2.O2
Against $1.186, corn is now $1.85,
and oats, 61A cents on August
IA, 1915, now is 70 cents.
Year ago prices On grains are
OPA ceilings. Grain men contend
that actual prices paid in country
"black markets" were consider
ably higher.
Potatoes are only slightly higher
than they were a year ago. Idaho
Russet Burbanks which sold at
$500 a hundredweight last year
now bring $3.35 to $685.. Washing,
ton Long Whites have advanced
from $500 to $3.55-$3.65.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
OFFICE TO
AID VETERANS FOR
TERMINAL PAY BID

Harry E. Fales, director of the
~city-county bureau of Identification.
said yesterday that his office was
aiding veterans in filing their
terminal leave pay applications by
making photostatic copies of their
discharge papers.
Fales said that already his office
had been flooded with requests for
the photostatic copies, and that he
and his assistant, Haywood Star
ling, were being worked to the
limit to keep up with the applica-
tions.
The charge, which will be sent
TO the New Hanover county general
fund, is rs cents for each applica-
ton, Fales said.
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Draft Call Soon

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13- up -
Maj. Gen. Willard S. Paul said
Tuesday that barring an unexpect-
ed increase in recruiting of volun-
teers the Army expects to call for
1875, 900 draftees in the next seven
months.
Without the draft, he said. the
service would be we'll under its
authorized size by November.
For September Selective Ser
vice has been called on for a quota
of 25, 900. Paul, the general Staff
personnel director, did not fore
cast the size of subsequent month";
ly calls before tie draft act ex-
pires next March 81.
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PRESIDENT SIGNS
HOSPITAL AID LAW
Measure Provides Federal
Funds For Planning,
Building Needs

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-tP-
President Truman Tuesday signed
a bill authorizing federal financing
of one-third of a 1,125, 900, 900 hos
pital building program spread
among the states according to their
needs.
Mr.. Truman declared the legisla-
ton contained Objectionable pre-
cedents. In spite of them he sign
ed it, he explained in a statement,
because of "the urgent need of a
prompt start on the five-year
plan, particularly the survey and
planning aspects"
The President pointed to these
two shortcomings:
l. A council composed of in
dividuals who are not to be full
time officials of the government
may veto certain actions of the
surgeon general, including his dis
approval of a States plan because
it does not meet federal law. Mr..
Truman said such power over
federal officials responsible for
administering a grant program
involving federal funds is "a po-
tentially dangerous precedent"
2. A State agency may appeal to
the federal courts from denial of a
construction project by the federal
administrator. Mr.. Truman said
the bill thus sanctioned for the first
time "the judicial overriding OF
administrative discretion given
by Congress to an official it holds
RESPONSIBLE for granting federal
funds.
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REVENUE OFFICE
WILL COME HERE
Federal Tax Evasion Cases
In Area To Be Process
ed In City
Wilmington will be the new heao

Wilmington will be the new neao-
quarters of the Southeastern
North Carolina branch office OF
District Five of the Bureau OF
charge of prosecution Of federal
tax evasion cases, The Star S
Wa shington bureau reported last
night.
The branch office, now located
in Raleigh, will be moved here as
soon as the required 1900 to 2,ooU
square feet of office space Is
available here, the bureau said.
Many Area Cases
The reason for the move is the
large increase in the amount OF
tax evasion cases in this area, the
report continued.
The office, currently employing
seven men, will be stated with II
men and additional clerical help
upon establishment here. The sub
office in Goldsboro, employing
three men, will file it's reports te
the Greensboro office, the only
other full-scale office In the state
Wide Territory
The jurisdiction of the local of
flee will extend as far north a:
Washington, N. c., and westward
to a line between Fayetteville ane
Raleigh. All reports drawn = w
here will be forwarded direct t.
| District Five headquarters II
Washington, D. c.
All indications are that the vii
mington office will be permanent
the bureau concluded.
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THE OLD HCL
THE OLD HCL
Food Costs Taking Big
Bite From FamilyPocket

CHICAGO, Aug. 10. - up -
Food costs today are taking a
bigger bite out of the family
bankroll than they did when
the Second World War ended a
year ago.
Returning veterans have
found themselves under a bonn
bardment of price increases.
Some of these increases rep
resent elimination of subsidies,
paid by the federal govern
ment out of money collected
from taxpayers. Some of them
do not.
Eggs Are Cheaper
There are a few items which
have moved counter to the gen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
RST- STATIONS

The long-standing proposal to es-
tablish two %year-round first-aid
stations at Wrightsville Beach
was unanimously endorsed by the
Wrightsville Beach Lions club
Monday night.
After passing the resolution at
the urgent request Of President En-
mis- B. Robinson, the Lions agreed
to send a committee before the
beach's town council soon to
recommend that the stations be
authorized-one at the northern
extension and n at the southern.
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MAN LISTED
MISSING AT SEA BY
SHIPPING CONc =

Henry W. Daniels. 4sv..,,
Wilmingtonian Of 3l3 cas.s
has been reported missing 's,'
according to a telegram rs,.' ~
yesterday by MS wife t ,os
Lykes Brothers s.eams5., 3'
ny. N-'pa
The telegram said Ds,,.,.
Chief Steward in the u. $ |
chant Marine, disappears = Me-,
the S. s. Joseph Lee enroYt. III.
LIE Havre, France, to a c.r I'M, d.
Mexico port. Full details G a. y
disappearance will be d:, ~ IA. ~
when the vessel docks y. y.
m southern port a6oa, Aug. Is &. 4. "a.
Daniels, a member Of II. w.
chant Marine for several ~. 1.'''
has three children Bobby 'T ~!
iels, Mrs. Rebecca sp:vs2 Da',
James Daniels, all Of Whit, . a'
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S. r

MERRITT, Aug. 13.-The body
of Frederick S. Harris, Al, a native
of Pamlico, who was drowned at
the Norfolk naval base, was inter-
ned here following funeral service
at the graveside by the Rev. A. S.
Lancaster, pastor of the Oriental
Methodist church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lola
Woodard Harris of Pamlico; three
sons, F. S. Harris, Jr., who is
stationed with the army in Japan,
Sherwood L. Harris and Tillman
W. Harris, both of Pamlico; one
daughter, Martha E. Harris of
Pamlico; his father, P. L. Harris
of Oriental; a brother, Oscar Har-
ris of Oriental; and a sister, Mrs.
Levy Smith of Greenville.
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NEGROES TRAMPLED

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa,
Aug. 13.-(P)-Six Negro mine
workers we're trampled to death
and six others wounded by police
Tuesday in a disturbance growing
out of a strike by nearly so, 900
gold mine workers.
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City Briefs
VFW INDUCTIONS

Induction of new members
will highlight the meeting OF
the James A. Nancy Post No.
Veterans of Foreign
Wars, at eight o'clock tonight
in the VFW hall, III IL Prin-
cess street.
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JOSEPH D. CARR

WALLACE, Aug. 3--Funeral
services for Joseph D. Carr, 81.
were held Tuesday morning at II
o'clock from the Wallace Presby-
terrain church. Interment followed
in the Rockfish cemetery.
Mr.. Carr, who was a prominent
business man, died at his home
here Monday morning at II
o'clock.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mary C. Carr and one daughter,
Miss Mary Emily Carr of Wallace
and Wilmington. Three sons, Wilbur
E. OF Rocky Mount. James o. of
Wallace and Joseph O. Jr., of High
Point. Four grandchildren also
survive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
P OMEGA FRAT

Thad walker, a former
pledge Of the Alpha Omega
fraternity, was admitted to full
membership at the groups
meeting Monday night. Ken
Cunning, Jay Casteen, Glover
Bonner, and Jack Whorley
were accepted as new pledges.
The fraternity completed its
plans for a house party to be
held Sept. I at Kure Beach
and started plans for a bowl
ing team.
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INSTITUTE IN

CHAPEL HILL, Aug. 13.-PE
The institute fo- executives and
sub-executives of Child Caring in
situations throughout the state went
into its second day here Tuesday.
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KIWANIS

K1WAN1S SPEAKER
DIR. Walter McIntire, former
Wilmingtonian, now on the
faculty Of the University of
Tennessee school of chemistry,
is to address the Kiwanis club
at its regular session today.
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r ALLEN CREAGH

POLLOCKSVILLE, Aug. 49,
Funeral services for Harry Allen
Creagh were held Monday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock from the Pol
louisville Presbyterian church. In
terment followed in the church
cemetery.
Mr.. Creagh died here early Sun
day morning after a short illness.
He served as an elder and clerk
to the session of the church for
more than 80 years.
A native of Jones county, Mr..
was a leader in the bust
ness and civic life of the commun-
ity fo- half a century.
Surviving r his widow; one
daughter, Mrs. E. E. Bell; and one
son, Sheriff John Creagh.
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D. M.

TABOR CITY, Aug. 13.-Funeral
services for D. NJ. Halfway were
held Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock from the home of his son,
Liston Halfway.
Mr.. Halfway died Sunday after
noon after a long illness. Interment
followed in the Princeville GENE
terry, Loris, S. C.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. JENNA Dudley, Fairmont;
Mrs. L. T. Graham, Tabor City;
three sons, Liston and Albert, of
Tabor City, and Mccoy, of Iron
City vicinity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

Reaches! Reaches!
Kill Your Reaches With
Shepard's Guaranteed
Roach Killer.
Manufactured By
JOS. G. SHEPARD
WILMINGTON, N. 9.
On Sale At These Stores:
A. A.. Hobbs
Jarman Drug Store.
Lanes Drug Store.
Futrelle's Drug Store.
Saunders Drug Store.
Greenfield Drug Store.
T. W Wood & Sons Seed Store,
Carl Marshburn Grocery.
Paul Marshburn Grocery.
H L. Herring Grocery
Mayhan Grocery.
Overton Grocery.
Georges Food Store,
Loveless Grocery.
I. L. Mills Grocery.
W, D. Mills Grocery
S. D. Bordeaux Grocery.
Ideal Open Air Market.
Open Air Market.
Super Open Air Market
T L. Brown Grocery
Sea Gull Drug Store, Kure Beach
Batson's Grocery, Sunset Park.
E. L. Robinson, Carolina Beach Hvy
Johnson Drug Store, Jacksonville.
Ketchan Drug Store, Jacksonville
Bunch Drug Store, Carolina Beach
Seashore Drugs, Carolina Beacn.
seagul Drug Store, Carolina Beach
Bame's Grocery Store, Carolina Beach
Jones Grocery. Carolina Beach
Piner Grocery. Junction.
Southland Grocery.
7-Mile Grocery.
Finlay Carr, Wallace.
Warsaw Drug Co., War -.
Joe Brown Grocery
Guarantee Food Store. Southport
Bokenhagen Grocery.
Ellis Meares. Fairbluft and Whitey'ls
Neweu's Soda Shop, W'ville Beach
Roberts Grocery. Wrightsville Beach
HARRISON Pharmacy, Tabor City
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

anb Elm @riinoer Ser ct. gauls &C.
meinoe. 8ic beliebt ser 9ruoer ,par
beuies Ser Berg bon 9hlmen.
sllS Srlser iltngierten sic 9eam.
ten Ncs 3peis 45; 0iidacl Sbalsott,
Martin Scaeoi Sr, Sobn Spiel
bollptcr, SrSobn llmIilrg, Mid,ocl Su.
ber uno isrieorih gotel5er.
GS trnucrn nm sen SabiraciCbieoe.
ncn cine SctNpeltcr, ssrmn slnno
@rob aus @arp, SSnoionn; bier Cob
lie, SteIan Sr, Treo, Scnrp ,no
Nfidmcl, lmo cine Sodter, Ir. slnna
MeL;er lmo IS Gnfclfinocr.
Seine @ottin Trau Slnu Sort
ScNlltcr gipg ibm Dor II Sob-
rem i'm Sooc porous. rSiibc Muhc
lei cipig Sein."
fsreo Nfclscr, Sefr.
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N,,s Nary. ynria,,o
Slpeis 26.

Gs oiene alien 9riiSern Sur gefGa!.
gen Nahriht, bab n1tIte Serlann,.
lllng Samstag Sen 7. Se5enlber,
1880 llbr abenoS ltattlinoet. slllc
Wfitglieoer iollten bicien Datum I'M
Sinue boIten, beluu es lit !pieoer ci:,
SNabr lnieres Sebens lueuiger. Sn
oieier TerialnInlllng lit geamteu.
ipabl unb fem gruoer ioQte lpegblei:
ben, ionbern ieire Hfliht tin, lla'
tiiGtiae @eamten fiirs fommenoe
Sabr 81 lrublen. geante, Sic ltreben
fum 8eoeiben ser @eihdite unlereS
Gereins. slud) Elm jeoes Mitglico
loIlte oasiel6e tun bier IN 8ary, oenll
llpier Seim lit iett llnIer lno 3u.
iaulnenarbeit miro mebr uno mebr
,srelpoe i'm 8erein maiden. 8ringt
audi cure S0bne nit, Samit tie iid)
einle6en in llnlere 8e'fdite, oenn es
miro ipdter bOd) ibuen geb0ren, oelal
lpir mcrbell ilnrler lpeniger. 3mpatbs
aus Ser alten Scimat lit flein, 10 gal-
tet bier siimnlen uno ieit treu als
Sadien =griioer!
Sobn Sellpig, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
3,usia 46.

9lae Mtitglicocr ,peroen muTlncrt-
fam gentaht, Nnb Die regclnl0bl9P
Geriamnlllng ont Tonncrstug, Den
~. Sesembcr, 8 llbr obcnoa i'm
Oeitichen Club Salls, $3.50 u. stlb.
LAMB Npe., itattfinoct. Gic Ntit8lic
ser iino gebeten pitnftlih 81 crihel
men, ga Arid)tige @ei6ufte 81 erleoi
gen iil1o uno auh Die 9eumtInn,
fiir bas Sabr 1947 geDdbIt meroen.
Sn Lester SerIan,nllung batt'n
mir Sic SSrelroe Elm neres 0titgIico
Gutb Singing in lnieren Sereln ou's
sunebmen. Sic lpuroe BON allen Ntit-
gliebern berSlicb apillfonlnen &C.
beiben. Sm &onitee iiir &affee nno
SUDDEN nad ser &eriaunnlllg 81
iernieren Iinb bie folgenoen Sd)lpe-
itern: 6rieoa 5bellmann, Srle0a
lIntd,v Siloa llnth uno Te9ino llntd)
sluna Smlh, Sefr.
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Sic geamten fir Sas fommenoe Sabr
eeluablt. Die ietiaen @ean1ten bahen
ibre Eflidt e,t eetan i'm lebten Sabr
@enn aber before 5u erlpdblen iina,
70 lit es Sen 8riibern iiberlaiien 81
cntideiOet- slllo fonrnt hlle 1lno
,pGblt Die bciten @riioer fiir cin ieoes
amt sic IN Sarmonie arbeiten gum
@obl arno @cltc,l ocs Gcrcins.
sln ,unierer llnterbaltlng anl 16.
gtobember ging es gut at. ellle Sic
onpcienS paren ipielter Gartcr,
ou6 einiae iiingerc Wriioer marcn
babel; Elm gutter 2lne6 lpur an Sano
lmo gcrug gtoiies. @ir boiien oob
iib me6r bctciligen m1 3. SomstoG
llnier @ciongpercin Gintraht uerz
i'm SSalulor 1917.
onltnltct ein &pn5eri an ID. Tcscms
bcr, apelhes aepib gut ici, triro.
Gpnunt nlle SIT bicicm Gonsert.
Sobn Sn,lb' Scfr.
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S,uei9 81.

9tohmols ereebt sic @itte an alle
MitalieSer rno 6reunoe, Sefannte,
ionic Ginger lno &irdenlnit9lieoer
oenen es nitbt moglid) mar an ser
abgcbultencn llntcrbnltlmg ibrcFrei.
ie fir ocn am g., Z. lno s. Sescnl-
bcr in Ser Tortid)rltt Safe Itattiin.
oenocn 9uIar fir sic Notlciocnoen
in SeutId)Inno abSllliefcrn. Dies bis
nGtNten Sonntag slt TIM. Sic founcl
lire Ereiie, lpcnn oud) nod 10 flein
ald), Spnntaa in sic Gerinmmluug
mitbrinAcn. Sic 9tot lit orrb, Glcuo
lit ii6crau lno oennod fonnen un0
miiilcn mir lmS 5lt Sen glildlihcN
id(iten Sic sum- Gllene gcnlg, &!ci-
ser lnN nurme @obnlnocn haheH.
lople Sllru2 bahcn, nlllt ahcr lule
ltcht es nit lulicrcn 2cltcn briiben? ?
= I'M Ter cigcneS tSlcild) lmo Whlt?
gecihnohten ,inn 50 onr Mr[t irc,t
i;r, o,,f gacihnod,tcn ,,rn MO betriibt
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idnnrhrs (5iicr N, sp,dcnfc hrrft
non Sri;hcn nnrI1,,fio rid,t IN Sir.
ion, oirrc ncrtc csre,,rAc rnn mr-
fannie >cs s2ercirs eornrio ,nh
G;rhc ,r;rh ,i;r n;r,er Noior ocor.
hc;to+ G,u,nt bcrit r,it 0scI> @c-
,hcrfc ;rocn> cincr eIrt hrIit iott
bpIit cin;ocr nrnio,tpus 6cnor ,,as
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ebren uns, oQe Mitglieber oes g. e.
MGnner 1no Srm,en &r. Tint. Ser
zines, bes Sltge,ronereines, iotpie ale
anIere Sreuno 1mo @Gnner bon nab
unO fern ber5lib ein5ulaoen Dem
aonsert bei5lnpobnen. Muslpartige
8Glte lino millfomunen.
Yrof. 9tifolaus lit bcmiibt nit
icincn SGnsern lmb Sdngcrinnen
Elm it,ones Erogrannm oussuar6eite;,,
lueIdes eeluiB ale Seilntbmern ges
fallen miro. Sir quite &on5ert= lnb
SW,snmtlif miro beitens Gorge ges
troeen. Ser Gintritt lit blob SOC per
Nserion, gtaotsiteucr cinaeihloiiclr.
Programm:
l. My Country =. Gesungen Won allen
Anwosendcn.
Q. al Hebt die Herzen empor ..
............... Julius Wengert
By Silent Night ........ Suabian
Folksong
Gemischter Chor Eintracht
3. Geschic chten aus dem Wiener
Wald ........... Johann Strauss
Sopransolo
Frau Johanna Schmidt-Royal
4. Hcimwrh ..... ..R. Haeusermann
Damcnchor Eintracht
5. The Lords Prayer ..... Tenor-Solc
Herr John Konnerth
6. a. Abschied ........ Adolf Kirch
Maennerchor Eintracht
7. Sachs halte Wacht ..... r. Lassel
Gemischter Chor Eintracht
g. Theater
Der Herr i'm Hause
Lustspiel in zwei Aktcn
Spielleiter :. Herr A. Wilfnger
PERSONEN:
Fr. Nemitz, Schneidermeister .......
.......... Michael Schwartz
Ida, seine Frau ...... Kath. Traegner
Lilli A. Broos
Ella ................. S. Fucker
Beider Toechter
Ernst Wick, Kaufmann. A. Wiltinger
Franz Gotzlow, Inhaber zines Yer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ....... Nj. Mueller
Minna Scheune ....... S. Warden II
Joh. Frauendorf, Diener j. Leonhard
/. Akt: thinner bel Gotzlow
9. Akt: thinner bel Nemitz
Zcit: Gegenwart.
Q. Tanzuntcrhaltung
81. 6. 5rieIenIbenglt, Setr.
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Trancn Gcrcim oCr ct. Ectrms
Nird)cn Wcmcin0c.

GS oicne allen SdNpeItern 5lr &C
i1ligen 9}aGrift, Onb Ole rcnel-
mGBigc Siblng nm Is. Se5eHbcr,
ann $40 llbr itottiinOet. 9lQc Sdppcs
itcrn iino gebeten pii1ftlic} 5u cr-
iheincn. oa in oieicr Siblmg Sic
@ob( iiir ncuc 9eamtinneu Itnttiin.
oct.
Ser iiblic6e Samilienabenb idnQt
lun s llbr nbenos am po5ll aQe 81
neiltoeglieoer uno beren sSreunoe
atiS bcr5lidite eiugClaoCn iino.
&aiiee uno &u1cn lpiro bon Sen
SdIpeitern Siuie Gelarnoafo, Nnna
Jieinertb, lmo Moria SGinoler Iev.
piert. lfinnie &urres, Sefr.
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Ans uilss, Ohte
2lueia 20.

D3it ahtungsooaer Gbre, @riiStr
Dom 3tpeig 20, n1iiiien mir @eamtei:
bonn Sabre 1916 cllh Der5lih hanfen
mir sic Silfe sic ibr ms geleiltct
habt. 2iebe Nriiocr il,r baibt audi
cllre Eflidten getan lulo mir boffell
oab ibr, sic neugauGhltcn 9cuntc1
iiir t947 10 gut mitbelfcn ,uie nllr
mcalid), oenn MIR 10 fann ser Ser,
Gin ssprtidritte llladcu iucnn ciu ic-
scr 3ruoer ieiuc Gilihtcu erfiillt.
Sic neugepGblten @eamten iiir
oas SSuhr 1947 limo:
GrGiiocnt, @eora Gurih
Gi5c YrGi., @corg 9cnocr Sr.
Erot. sSefr, 6rieorih Sdell
tSinons-Scfr, Sobl 4. gelloer
G.=E. =Setr., Wtidacl @ngncr
Sd)abmeiiter, SSobann Sdpcioer
Gcrlpaltamasrot, iMiGael Nene-
bict,s. @eorg Sdlpart,
8eora Stneioer
Morld)aQ, @eorg 6rametb
Mr6ipar, Sobonn Sauib
equities, slnoreos 8lneIdL
Gcprg GIncrih.
ssrit Sd)el, Grct. ..Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
S[ue Shfpe1tern Iinb erIuCf,t. oan

slue Shipeltern linb eriudt, gang
gleidy Oh iie ettpos su sablen baben
ooer nibt, ibr Suittlln9sbllf mit5l-
brineen, ,peil sic 9iicber ouh oieics
SSabr aepriift ,ueroen miiiien. sluber-
oem finbet in bieler &erlammllng
ouh sic 9eomtenhpabl ltatt lmo cs
lit Yilidt ser Shlpeltern antpeicnS
81 iein Inn tiihtige 8eamtc 81 tpGb'
Iei,, Sic olles rcdt gut MAIDEN.
s(Gc Sdppeitern, sic I'M Niifltono
iino, mosen Iih IN ciaenem Sntcrel|e
sutitebeno MAIDEN I'M Gerein 1uno
Central @crbano. @ir babcu Srci
frontc Sdnpeitern Trau &atbarine
Sorofa ,no slnno Miller. @ir ipiin-
ihcn ibuen bolbigc @eiicrllug Sm
&ronfcnfonitce liuo: 9ie Stapcltern
Gotborina 9llbuh un0 Soro @orooH.
Sm &omitce iiir &ofiee unS SIT
hen ierpieren iino sic SdapeItern:
Selen Slesot, Sobanna @rob, Wtaria
Shmiot, Siai Sollman, Cara llutdl
@ira @iuenberg lmo slgnes @aencr.
sllIo Sdnpeltern fommt, lno bringt
oIc ellrc @iidlein NIT lno ndblt elldl
tiidtige @comtinncn fiir oas Sabr
1917. Cara Sllo1l, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
3mcia 21.

Gs oiene alien S~Npeitern 5nr &C.
idQigeu 9tohridt, ,B Sonntah Sen
IS. Ge5cnlber, . llbr nodmlttagS,
Die oiesjGbrigc 8enerolueriommlllng
nbgebnlten miro, in Der oud oie ge.
umtinnen gelpGblt AperOen. Nicpt
uergeBt ooB ell Collar Straie iiir
nidt otre'eno iein gciebt lit.
Nab ser Gericnlmllag tuerocl
mir oas Stiitungsieit nit eiuem
9lbcnbciien feiern, anid)lieBeno finott
cine Gartenpartie itatt. Cintritt 3Jc.
Ssobonna Siirf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
N,sx Gkteaee, 3uittetS
8riegsoefanaencr.

Miduel. @pttldlirg aus @eisfirh
bel Sd1bburg llthe ieinen Snfcl in
Inlerifa, CT beiBt Subm @ellmaun,
eeboren in Mamerih, Sicbenbiirgeu,
feline Srau beibt natt Sem Mdohelle
namen Wtdrio Strait, aeboren IN
@cisfirh. Wid,. 8ottlhling miinide
Ser Snfel ipllte ibn1 ifreihen:
aorciie: Mid)acl @uttidlling
bei Soiei ;sie'Ncr, &ien go. 3
4oit ltn9enah, @e5irf Totlahrlf,
Sber rSeItcrrcict, lt.S.g(. Gone.
ober Sic gloreile an Nmorelu 3ultncr,
11t7 GrIt ST. Ct, Chicago ~, sSu.
gu ienoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

3lpcig IS.

bait Icine GcrlammlMlg am s. Sc5,
= llbr nad)nlittugs ab. IS iino ale
Mitglieocr gebctcn IN ser &erlann
hug artreienb Sll ieilL ocm cs Iino
ipiNtige 8eict1fte 81 crlcOigcll, mel,
de erleoigt merocu miiilcn: sllIo bite
folnn,t ale.
rSm Namcn oeS GcrcillS nod)te itt)
Shlpeiter Gliiabetb Giritt oen Ier5-
liditen Taut ausiprehcn fitr Den
ieinen Sllnd) uno Yreiic, ipeld)e iie
sllm 9(noenfen an ibr 35i0brlges
SodBeitsieIt Dem Gerein ipel,oete.
@ir ,piiniden baB iie audi oas so
iGbrige SpdBeitsieit ieiern fonneu.
9tad lurlerer Gcrianlnlung lpuroe
lpic iiblid) ein fciner 2ulld lerulert
bon sen SG,peitern lpelhe ibren @e-
burtstag I'M 0e5elnber feiern. Gs
iino Sdireiter: SSpbanna &loB, Wia'
rie &uileitner, Selem 8uber. Tadbe,
auurSeu Spiele purgenonlmen UNI
Yreiie oeu gliidliden @eluinnerr
iiberreiht. &ate 8uneid, Sefr.
3ueig 10.
slQen MitglieOern oiene 5l,r gtad)
ridt, oaB bie ndhlte Serianmlunl
| am 5reitag, Ben 6. Gesenlber, I'm
s llbr abenos i'm Sadielbeim abge
balten miro a,no alle Witglieoer iini
eriudt baran teilaunebmen unb lid
i'm eigenen Sntereiie gutltebeno 81
balten.
isreitas, Sen 90. Se5enr5er, I'M
8 llbr abenos, fil1oet sic Seriamm
lung itatt in ser mir ,lniere geam
ten fir bas Sabr 1947 spdblen, 90
fer treroen Ole Mitglieoer ipeSiea CT
luht oteier 8eriamnllung beiDtpob
men INN tiidtige 8eanlten 81, iuablen
g. 6. Tontih, Sefr.