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Pan American Files
Application 10 Build
Annex in District

An application for CPA author
ization to construct a $l,031 900
annex to the Pan American Union
Building to be located on a site
bounded by Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets and Constitution and
Virginia avenues NV. was filed
yesterday by Dr.. L. S. Rowe, director
general of the Pan American Union,
with the local Civilian Production
Administration Office.
Construction of the annex to pro-
vide additional Office space on that
site had been blocked by former
Secretary Of the Interior 1ckes since
1884 owing to the effect the struc-
ture would have on the vista of the
Interior Department Building from
Constitution avenue. The annex
will be of marble and will conform
in design to the main building be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
OF the total cost, $3.50 900 has been
made available by the Carnegie
Corp, and the remainder will come
from Pan American Union reserve
funds, DR.. Rowe said. The State
Department has urged approval of
the long-delayed project in a letter
to the Civilian Production Admins
tration.
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Godgets
Fire Alarm Device
Gives Quick Warning,
Is Nearly FooIproof
By HiIson Munsey

A fire that is discovered quickly
usually means the saving of the
property. AS protection against
fire destruction it is necessary tc
provide some form of signal that
operates as the result of the sud-
denly increasing heat near the spot
where the fire originates.
There is a fire alarm that has
been designed expressly for that
purpose. 1t is a small, light, COM
pact and sensitive thermostat that
acts in dual capacity. 1t uses two
forms Of detection, the rate of the
temperature rise and the fixed tenn
perature principle. The rate of rise
occurs when the fire increases the
ceiling temperature suddenly-that
is, at the rate of from Is to 20 de-
grees Fahrenheit or more in a min
ute. This sudden change in tenn
perature heats the thermomete,
and expands the air In the air
chamber. This, in turn, expands a
(See GAnGETC pooo .
Evening star., 1946-09-14
First Aid
for Houses
By Roger c. Whitmon
Cleaning Electric Waffle Iron.

Question: How can I clean my
electric waffle iron? 1t is badly
burned, and the outside nickelplat-
ing is very much tarnished.
Answer: For best results take the
iron to an electric appliance shop
where repairs are made If you wish
to do your own cleaning, cover the
iron with a paste of baking soda
moistened with water, and allow to
dry. This will remove much of the
discoloration. Before using again
however, it should be brushed with
vegetable oil and heated, which
is the same treatment given to a
new waffle iron. This is necessary
because the baking soda, in addi-
ton to taking out the discolora-
tion. will also remove the grease
from the surface After all this
work, the grids will discolor again
when the iron is used. Do not expect
it, to stay bright and shiny. The
furnishing on the exterior of the
iron should come off with a good
metal polish. There are good prod
ucts on the market. If the nickel
is worn off, you may be able to have
tSee FIRST AID, Page B-2)
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I'D. {. Builders Protest Wage Case Delay
Henry Asks EorIy
Hearing; Board
Seeks More Dutu
By Robert J. Lewis

Ernest F. Henry, executive direc-
tor of the Home Builders Associ-
alton of Metropolitan Washington,
today charged the Wage Adjust
ment Board with delaying a hearing
on a petition of 100 home builders
in the Washington area for permis-
sion to increase construction wage
rates above the 1912 level
When asked to comment on the
charge. Arthur D. Hill, jr., board
chairman, said the board has fully
co-operated" with the home build
ers in the case, and that additional
information requested three weeks
ago had not yet been received.
Disclosing the contents of a tele-
gram he sent to the board yester-
day, Mr.. Henry said that the petit
ton had been pending before the
board many months
The case, he told the board, has
"come up twice in regular order,
once in June and again in August,
but without action on your part.
IF you have any doubts about
the merits of our application. why
don't you give us a hearing?" he
wired. "If you have no such doubts,
why don't we get decision?"
Mr.. Henry said builders had been
ready and eager" to appear before
the board "since early January of
this year" to support their request,
but that the board had 'persistently
refused us a hearing"
You know we cannot build
houses for veterans without the
necessary labor, and that the 1912
rates are too low to attract any
labor" in view of increases granted
to builders of commercial and
monumental structures, he said.
Mr.. Henry added that unless .
decision was reached soon, builders
would be forced to violate the
Sterilization Act. under authority
of which the board is charged with
establishing wage rates in the con-
struction industry.
Mr.. Hills statement follows:
THE board has fully co-operated
with Mr. Henry and the Home
Builders Association not only in this
case but in other cases presented to
the board.
In regard to the case presently
pending before the board, certain
information in regard to wage rates
that have been paid by the contrac-
tors involved was requested of Mr..
Henry three weeks ago.
ITO date this information has
not been received and the board is
unable to proceed with the process
ing of this case in the absence of
the requested information.
Evening star., 1946-09-14

the Producers
Council at the
Hotel Pennsyl-
vania, New York
City, September
Is and Is, Blair
Childs, newly
elected chapter
president, said
today.
Among speak
ers will be John
ID. Small, civil
ian production
a d m | nistrator j.,
who is sched-
uled to report
on the building
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Use ofBrick, Concrete
In Repairs Improves
Wooden Structures
By W. Wordsworth Wood

The average suburban house Is
built of wood and there are many
small requirements which the owner
can make himself without the ex-
pense of hiring a carpenter or other
mechanic. Most of them can be
made with concrete or with brick
and will outlast wooden replace
ments at ratio Of to /.
The middle-priced frame house
will have wood steps from either
the porch or entrances right down
to the ground. There will be no
platform at the bottom Of the steps.
BY digging out 2 inches of the sur
face and setting In plain rectangu-
lar form 4 inches high, so that 1t
is inches above the grade, and fill-
ing it with concrete. the homeowner
will have good solid concrete slab
of any dimensions he wants. The
mix used should be one Of cement,
two of sand and three of gravel or
crushed stone.
Replacing Wooden Steps.
When wooden steps deteriorate
a very simple form may be set in
place and filled with the same mix
ture. Just enough water should
be used to make the mass workable
and the concrete should be kept
covered with wet bagging or canvas
for at least three days. There need
be no worry about frost or heavy
foundation work because the weight
and fiat bottom surface Of the steps
will insure permanence.
There are occasions when a home-
owner would like an open terracs
on the side or front of the house,
but the cost of the orthodox job Is
prohibitfve. Excellent jobs have
been done by amateurs who have
leveled of the ground, constructed
rectangular form Of the correct
size and laid brick in any pattern
so as to form a paved surface. The
edges were forned-up by pouring
a loose mixture of cement between
the two outside rows Of brick and
the remaining brick joints were
filled with ordinary loose sand.
Floors for garden houses, paths and
platforms may be made in the same
manner.
Use of Flagstone Paths.
While it does not come under the
heading of replacements, the use
of flagstone paths or walks Is in
teresting. Fagstone is very ex-
pensive today, yet it makes one of
(See WOOD, Page BID
Evening star., 1946-09-14


year, with the rank of lieutenant
colonel He is a native of Sioux
Falls, S. Oak.
Frank Malcolm, recently with J..
Garrett Beitzell, and formerly with
Monroe Warren, has opened his own
real estate Office at 906 Eleventh
street NV.
Robert N Brumback, Arlington,
Va, has been released from the
Navy in which he served as a lieu
tenant commander and has been
licensed as real estate broker.
The Realtors Bowling League
starts Its season at the Chevy
Chase Ice Palace alleys at pm.
September "a. Teams representing
10 realtor firms have signed up.
Evening star., 1946-09-14

A d m inlStratlon
cons tru ction.
supply and real
estate service, F.
H. Dryden, as
sistant admins
traitor of the ser
vice, announced
this week.
Mr.. CroSsman,
q Legion Of Mer-
1t winner, enter
ed the Army in
1912 as second
lieutenant and
was lie a S e d
from active duty
fr Nav thic
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3,128 District Veterans
Granted Home Looms

The Washington Regional Office
Of the Veterans Administration to-
day reported that 1923 home loans
amounting to $23,952,240 have been
confirmed. approved or committed
in the District area, Of which II
loans were processed during the
week ending September 6.
Previous reports have listed dollar
values only for loans on which VA
has actually made a guarantee COM
mitment after a final closing OF
loans. . e.5r.
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District Will Be Represented
AT Producers Council Session

Other speakers will be Thomas
IS. Holden, president of the F. w.
Dodge Corp, who will present an
industry view of building materials
production problems, and DR.. Ver-
gil D. Reed, associate director OF
research for the j. Walter Thomp-
son Co., who will analyze construc-
ton in relation to the general eco
nomic outlook.
At a luncheon of the local chap.
ter this week. Mr.. Childs appoint
ed the following committee chair
men: Membership. E. M. Gardner
publicity, j. P. Johnson, jr.; at.
tendance, H. w. Josephson; pro-
gram, William G. Jones, jr., coop.
erative relations, F. w. Youry.
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Baltimore Man Elected
Mortgage Group Head

James w. Rouse, Baltimore, has
been elected vice president of the
Mortgage Bankers Association OF
America for the region which in
c1udes the District, Maryland and
Virginia.
Guy T. o. Hollyday. Baltimore
who is manager of the Randall H
Hagner branch Office in that city
is the nominee for president of the
national organization. Election will
take place at the associations $50
annual convention in Cincinnati
September 80 and October l and 2
Evening star., 1946-09-14

Theodore L. Medford, secretary of
the Washington Chapter of the Pro-
ducers Council, will represent the
local group at the fall meeting Of
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Real Estate
Shop Talk

=. Marshall Crossman. 5716 North
Twentieth street, Arlington, Va,
has been appointed chief of the
planning section of the Veterans
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materials and cOnStruCtlOn supply I
and demand situation.
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tSee PERMITS, Page B-7.'
Evening star., 1946-09-14

(See CADETS, Page BED
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
SamendDLr Saronia.

! slnl D. Sull, 8 ltbr aberos lit 0ii-
ferpriifung. Sn aonlitee iinb: Gliie
ginoer, Scrotbp deeI-S5obo, Sen-
M abcr, Gerlpalterinuen u. Jlei-
lber, Mars Wtiiaer unS Srene Sail
ner. slle 9eantinnen rmo 9ummcl-
mciiterin iino eriudJt piinttlid gu er-
id)eineu.
Nm IA. Suli lit Yidnid Der gerei-
nigten Wtdluler- uno Gannent,0re aui
Ser Sel,tiden 3entrale.
tslm u. Ssuli iimeen oie Iereiuia-
ten aInend)ore inn Iidtersarten.
Smnstas, Ben %. Sslmi, 4:3O llbr
finoet sic 1rai;,lns bon SRI. ciap
Hebner u1o Sobn &irtiher Sr. in Ger
5eutldyfirfe Itatt. slm 6. Suli, I'M,
4:3O ltbr nadnittags, finoet Sic
Srau,u,s bon SRI. VcttD Simunis
llno Sobn Gidp in ser 5eutldtirhc
ltatt. Saronia lit oasu eineelaoen.
Gie Sdngerfonpeution lit nabe Dor
Der Cir no llnIere lieben Suniors
Ser Sitieite bic @aitgeber lino. @ir
ole ipiinihen ibnen I'M Goraus belte.i
GrfoIg iltS mir iino itol5 ailf tie. Nml
itebe S1ngerinnen fommt su Ser,
Eroben, feineJerien oieies SSabr, mir
proben Die SieOer fiir Die apnpentipn
unb nebenbei neue 9ieer fir Elm
Sing'pie( 5lir Serbitauiiiibrung lno
mir brauden ieOe Sdngerin oaiiir
audi neue lino inns ber5lif ipillfoln-
men.
geahite Serlunlmlung lit am If.
Suli na6 Ser Erobe. Die Nrobcn
fangen S:15 llbr an.
Glilubetb Stifler, Sefr.
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Iramcnoorier mno Mrbcgener
Eifnif.

,sue llliere Nanoslellte iperoen
blermlt in &enntnis geiest, oaB ,nler
Eifnid am 6onntag, Ben 80. SSuni,
auf gr. Sobn 9ralms 6arm ltatt-
finoet uno alle Sanoslellte Der ae-
nannten 8eneinoen iino berjlih 90
Slt eingelaoen. I'm binSllfomnen
nlnnnt man II. g. Ht. 6, AZ Wei-
len bis hnfeieQer 9ioub, hann eil.e
Dteile redts, Damn erIte Ginfabrt
llnfs. Die no Houte 81 fabren, Die
nebnren II. g. 9ft. 6 linfs cine Meile
bis EofefeQer Hoab, erite areuslng
Damn ipieoer linfs bel Ger 60
lplinItntion unb rotten 3iegelbaus
nuf anoerer %Seite bis erite Ginfahrt
linfs.
ga, tpie aue rpilien fem 8ier Al,
befommen it, 10 ioa iib jeoe 80
milie Den aorb unTiillen nit Giien
uno GrIriihung. Die mo elauben bo,
lie Den llas nidJt finoen tonnen, oie
ioQen iih bon lnierm guten Gerpal-
ter Sobn Stefani I'M Sahienbein
Sniornlatiou geben laiien.
lDtihael Ybillipp, Sefr.
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NsS Chicago, Juineis
Ias &eteranen 6eimfehr-8anfett

peraMtaltet bonn ,3apeig 8 unO as an,
9. Sunni mar ein id,oner Griols.
0as &onitee bate Elm ieincs Eur
fep-Sim,er porbereitet, mas alien gut
mlmoete. IS .par nur gu ifaoe, oai,
iid) ntf)t mebr 3dite am 8unfett be-
teiligt batten, oenn NIT ibren font.
men bdtten lie uniere Seloen geebrt
tpas Die geteranen ,pobl perbieut ba-
ben. geionberer Can't iei SdNrelter
aatb. Ganoer Weulen geiast, Sic oas
gonse Srograilmt nrransicrt bate.
Sie bate oie Saae nit 8I,rmen &C.
ihnliitt Nuh batte tic SRI. gpelpn
&arnetb uuo Sad uIrib eriubt Elm
paar 2ieSer 81 iiirgen. Gpelpn uno
Sad lino inuner bereit 81, bclfen,
,perm lie alrIseioroert tperoen. BE-
lonOers frob lparen lie, bas Seim-
febr-ganfett Oer Geteraneu perih5-
nern 5u belfen. Hah DEM Giien bieB
Sdrreiter @ancer Weulen ole @ctc-
runen ber5lif rpillfommen uro be-
tonte, 0uB mir iebr itol5 alf iie iino
llnb inns irelen lie ule geiilnD in
llnlerer Witte 5u baben. Ginem I'M
Ierer Sungen Tid)urb Weirid lit ons
Slid nitht beld)iebel1 geipeien ,pieOer
in unIere .gfitte 5u fcmmen; aber
oaId) i'm battcn mir ale nid,t perscl-
len, beionoers Sdpp. 0unber Meulen
batte cine Gaie NIT 8llmen geiiiut
uno iiberreid,te iie Der SHUTTER BON
&idJnro, Sdap. Sara Weirid, nit
gut geipablten 1roites,porten. Nuh
Wiloreo 8aier, Der ein5ieen Jrauen-
Seteraniu spurbe cine 0aie nit Blu
men seide,,tt bon Sd)1peiter Sanoer
Meuler.
Gann lruroen alle Neteranen uui-
geforbert mas 5u iagen. slae per-
iiherten uns oab iie irob iino peoer
i'm areiie ibrer 8ieben gu icin.
9eridieScne Mnipraf)en ipa,roe,
gebalten bon: Mid)ael Webber, Sobn
2ins, Jrec Srenht, t&eurp H5aOis-
lals, Sobn Heinot, Sobn 8aier. slle
bieBen bic 8eteranen tpillfonrmel
uno freuten iib iie ale 9eiuao tuie-
Der nit uns 81 baben. 9tad)ber spur-
Den Oie Glide aufgebdben lno es
ipuroe 9ctan5t bis oie ubr tpenig
iGlug.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
s--s -
3tueig 81.

9lllet Sdapeitern oiene Sur 9tad):
rid)t, baB Die nddite &erlanln1luna
am 5. Suli, 8 llbr abenbs, ltatti;n-
Oct. slae Sf,peitern iino gcbcten an
ipeIeno 81 lein, oenn Der halbilbriNt
isiuan5berift auirD perleien.
giiterpriifllug iinoet um ) Suli.
II llbr ntorgens i'm SItieite Sod)Ien-
beim ltatt llno ollie geamten uno
&omitee tueroen erIuft ampeieno jll
lein. Tas &omitee bcItebt ni.s Sob.
&ditner, &utb. llngar mo 9lnna
8ottidling.
gSir frellter INNS 9tuth 9llice @el-
ter als neues Atitglieo elllsuIiibren,
unh Jriehn Wtiler, 5ugereiit auS
6urreu, ga, lrilllonmen 5u beibeil
@ir lpiin'hen nebr nele Nfitglie-
Der uno rniere Deputies iinb berel,
bebilflifJ Il, lein.
,auf Ser GronfeuliIte lit SdNpelte,
9llice Shuiter. @ir ipiiniden ihr bal
oise 8eiierung.
Sobnnlm @olfi, Sefr.
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3,pei9 IL.

Gs oiene allen 9riibern 3ir Mud,-
riht, bn6 Die riid)ite Geriammllm1
'Sou1abe,ro, ben 6. Suli, $3.50 l(br
obc,tos ubgebalten miro. llnlere Sc
understanding ipar 5iemlid gut
beild,t lu,o mir bofien enb al,d, bieie
Gerialunlune out beil,dt miro, benl1
Scr 8eridt bonn =. 8ierteliabr miro
oerleicn.
gSir battcn sic gbre auf orei nelle
Mitglieocr ailfSunebmen: 9l!loreas
Yaullni Hotb, slnOrcas @alter
9pt du,er, Martiu sllpin llntd); olle
ii,,S berslit lpiIfpnmlen. NuG IA,
ser fommenben Gerianmllng iper-
oen mir paor il,nge Mdnner nls Mit-
9lieber aufncbnen Iesluegen Brit
Ser, fonn1t ole spcnn MIR moglid,
lmo 5eist Sen teuen Ifitslieoern ein
apenig Sntereiie an bem Gerein lmS
unierm if,onew SadNNlbim. Sc beiier
llniere Seriuntnll,mgen beillft per-
Oen, beito mebr Mitglieber tperoen
mir eriperten. Die 8riioer oie NIT
ibren 9eitrdgen i'm Hiidltano iino,
nlogen iih gefGIlig gut itebeno mo-
d)en. Mid)ael Sepner, Sefr.
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8arpatben-0 -0eiangperein.

Sn Der lesten Beriammlllng tralr-
Den SRI. eIa @otbe unb Soa Dapis
pom Praiioenten SSsobn Smiley elm
gefiibrt. Wr freuten uns iebr iie OILS
Sangerinnen gu besriiBen. Nir ba-
ben nod ospei Nitglieoer aui Oct
aranfenlilte unb boifen oab iie bolo
eeneien tperOen um ,pieoer NIT uls
itngen gu tonnen. IS iino unier Gr-
Praiioent stepben Yelser uno S1n-
germ Spoia 1beib.
Mae Singer unb S1ngerinnen
iinb .uieoer olafrnertiam gernadt 6ab
uniere monatlif)e geriammll,ngen
'Sams.a9 abert6s inn Wonat obgebal-
ten tperoen. Sn oielem Monat finSet
am lesten 5reitag ar,itatt lesten
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NtaS GarY, yt,Hiatta
Scimfebr-Jeicr.
Der ep. Entb. 6outerus-& Stride fir
yeteranen oes s,ueiten @eltfrica
erfulgreid ocrlumfen.

'Scrntagubeno, beu %. Sl.ni, fano
IN @arp cire &einlfebrieier 81 Gbren
un'erer Sungen, 1rcld,c aus oem See
res nno &rieasoienit beinaefebrt
limo. Itatt. IS apar cine iebr erlyeber-
De 5eier. ltniere Spnterus 8emeinSe
bat 3S j,lnae M6nner ulo Mdsd)eu
allf Der gbrenliite, bon oenen orei
ben SeloentoO er!itten, @,lliam@uilt
@apmonb &lebofstp uno Mihael
@ottidling. Moge Der slllmddtiae
8ater Die Sinterbliebenen tr0Iten i'm
8eiunbtieim caB iie als Spiar i'm
2iettit fir ibr Saterluno gciaQen
iino.
Ger bcutidp 7rauen Yercin bate
elm debr feines Mbenbeiicn bereitet.
Yrdiioentin 6r. Waria llrihel iiber-
gub ieoem anpeienoen Neteronen ci-
tte ld)oHe rote Ho1e. Nnltor u. y.
Su6ting als Ioalnleiiter madtc
ieine Sadle iebr gut oils @eoner, 6ie
Die Teteranen begriibten nno sic
Greuoe ausoriiften, rab mir bo1er-
freut tuaren iie ipieoer geiuno In nn-
Ierer Wtitte uno in Der @emeinoe 3u-
rid gu baben, tparen: YrGi. Der &C.
meinDe stepban 9. aellner, Yrdi.
Jrau Naria rrifel bonn 0eutltpn
6raren 8erein, 6rau Maria alob,
Hrdl. bonn engliiden 1rauen Nereir,
uno Mnoreas S. 8inber, supt. Der
5onntngsidyule.
Die Neteranen batten ulle ibre
S&lub auf Sette 6.
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Mhtnna WnnSesiettiunei,.

Tie llnter5eid)neten triauben i,d
biermit, Die &onpentipn oes g. g
SGngerbunocs bon Norb slmcrifo
fir Sunntos uno Ntontag, orn /.
lmb 9. Septelltbcr 1916 i'm Gillette
Sadiembein,, 400 Sit 55. Str. 81,
Gleuelano, Ohio, ein5uberuicu. slue
gutitebenoen Setlipner i;nN berccb-
tigt orei Tclcgnten ober Ieiraatin-
nen 5u ienoen. Iieie ntiiiien obcr il,
3eit Ollrd cine Gereinsbei iGcir,slmg
bcim 9unoesietretir idriitlid ange-
mcloct iperben. 9eeinr Ser eritr,l
Sitl,ns Sonntaa, Sen 1. Scotenlber,
Inn 10 ltbr nprgcns.
0ir perbletben NIT treui iIcjiiid,cn,
SdngergruB
8eorg &aid)er.
8unoesorGiicent
n. 6. 6riciearcnglt.
8uuossIefretdr.
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uniere rcseIrhdbige 8eriarnmli,no
6reitas, ben %. suni. punft 8 llbr
itatt.
.Dieie 8eriammIung lit audi Die les-
te, in tpelber ,non ais neues MitaIieb
beitreten fann, nm NIT oem &arpo-
then in GlepeIanb auf ser &onpen.
tion iineen 81 fonnen.
@ir boffen oab aIle Sinserfreln-
oe, lpelhe bielen Mufruf ,,no Mob-
nl,ns leien. es 5u Ser5en nebnen iid)
bem Gerein an5uiblieben; ferner al
len Sinsproben ei,uobren uno om
slrbeitstae nddsiten September in
Glepelano nltf ser &onpentipn boil
Sdblig ,,no nit gut geiibten Stimmer
al,ftreten.
sSscbn &od,us, Setr.
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3mcia 81.

l9laen griioern oiene 5lr Nadl-
ridt, baB Die nddJite Geriannnllml
am Jreitag, sen ~. Sll!i, s llbr
ubenos itattfinbet. IS lit oieIes 81,
balbjabrige Notwithstanding,
uno neben nuOerem ipihtigen @e-
id,1iten miro 'oariiber beihloiien mer-
ben oh unier Golfsblatt IN Ser jebi-
gen Sorm lpeiterbeiteben lou ooer
nidt.
Gs miro eripartct, oaB ein jebes
Wtitglieo oas iaf)iiif oenft umb fiiblt,
au 0ieier Geriammlung eriheint.
6erman Miller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
HAS Detroit, I1ttttieai,
3meis 81.

Mae Witglieoer oes 3tpeis 81
iuera.n oarauf auimertiam eeanad)t
Dab Die regelmdbige Teriammllml
ON 0ienstag. ben 2. Suli, in &c,
Nemorial 9aae an Waf uub 8ra.
tiot itattfinOet. sSsn unierer lester
8erian1nrlung beridteten l,niere Sc.
legateh Ser &olrnention, bie in Glepe-
lano ituttfano, Derid)iebenes inter
eiiantes, oas eu6 ale angebt uni
oaber uaer MitslieSer yfut Scot bat
9aber boffen uto apiinidem ,pir oalI
ibr 0ie 8eriaunmlungen 10 piinttlid
unS 5ablreid beiud)t tpie nur anos-
lid. Wtid)ael 1ea,tib, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27

3mei1 l.

Gie nadite &erian,lnllmg iinoct
om 10. Suli, 8 llbr obcnos itatt.
aue Sdgucitern nit Namen So-
ptla, ScIena, SoI,anna, 0auline
.SilItll,a, Sbereiu, Arna, Charlotte,
Worgarcte, &arolitc, Holino, Gbilti-
na Wturtba, &lura, Gulilic, SauOans
1inN eril,d)t etlns 8cbif fi,r uniere
&artenpartie an 10. SSlli = ltbr
rad)mlttags nlitSllbringen. Gas ao-
nitee miro audi fiir oicieniacn, lpeldc
iiir oie 8erianul!llna bIeiben, etuas
tiir stbenoeiien beIorgen slue iiuo
her5lidNt nilfoalnlcu.
Nm 5. Suli, s llbr abenos, lit
8iiderpriiil,ng.
Sm giiderpriiIllngsfon,itee iino
StapeItern aatb. SfeeI, Srene Sail
ner uno Sariet Sdjneiber nebIt Ser.
ipaltcrinnen aatb. @olff, Sennp
Mber uno &atb. Stiibler.
@ir bitten I'M neue NitaIieoer.
ltnlere Deputies Gatb. Shernler, 6.
Sfniot uno 9. 3. Shneloer itehcr
aerne 81 Sieniten. guf ser aranfen-
lllte ilno Martba Sranf, 9ouiie &o.J
l,no &atb. Selipig.
gluf Der &ralfenlite 'ino oie
SdrueItern: Ignes Shuuer in
SateluopS Suipital, Suiepbine5 alcin
bel ihrer Sod)ter Wtinnie, SouiIe
8rpB, uno Heaiua isrid I'M G!tp
Soipital. Wfartbu ssranf uno 2olliie
Hotb. slaeu tuiinihen mir baloigc
9elierung.
Gli5 SiihIer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
Trdncn Wcrcin Der ct. Sui)anncs
&ird)enacmcinbc.

VILE 0fitglieNer ocs airhen ,Sro,-
Ell %ercirs luerhcn in &elu,tnis ae-
'ett CAB Ole ndchitc Ge: o:1lmlilnQ
am ytittlpodj, Ben 3. Slui. 7:3O llbl
abenos, III Sen Sdullriumen De,
&irdc ltattfiroct. Vile SdnpeItcrl
,pcroen erll,ht anpeieno 5u iein. Iic
SdppcItern sic in oieielu Wpnat &c-
burtstag haben, iino erlllht ctpas
8cbaf mit5ubringen.
slnna Shncloer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-06-27
st. Subanncs aird)en=(8em

&leiOer uno GBlparen-Sunlmlunc
lpteoer begonnen l,no mir appellierel
nam ald) pieoer an aue lfitalieoe,
uno oercn 6rellnbe, alte ater braud)
bare refine &leioer lno Sdube iuUi,
GBlparen III &annen. ). g. isleiiH
T'lte, Srutt, @emiiie, hauptldtlid
!tild ullu., in bie Sd)ulraum, 751
Ghop 9fpoo iu bringen. afittluod
nafunittag BON = llbr ab miro cil
&onitee ,oa leln unO oie aSahen IL
GMpfang nebnleh l,no pateu.
!lnud Shlleioer, Sefr.