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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09
POLL

"Three Wise Fools," comedy of an Irish tot who brings sunshine into the lives of three rich but sour old men, is the current attrac- tion at Loew's Poli, with Margaret O'Brien sharing honors with Lionel Barrymore, Lewis Stone, Edward Arnold and Thomas Mitchell.
 Miss O'Brien plays Sheila o. Monahan, who comes from Ireland to make her home with her three American godfathers, Dr. Gaunght Gionel Barrymore), Judge Trumbell GeWis Stone) and Banker Findley Edward Arnold.
 Her hard-bitten godfathers don't believe in fairies at the beginning of the picture, but before it's over little heila Snakes them change their minds. An unsuccessful hoax by which the Scheming god fathers try to pass off a group of midgets as the pixies leads Sheila to run away. It is only when she is gone that the embittered trio re- alize the emptiness of their lives and make amends.
 The role of the little Irish lass is made to order for Miss OBrien and she makes the most of it, even to a captivating brogue. Barrymore, as the first of the rouges to be con- verted to Sheila's belief in fairies, is excellently cast, as are also Stone and Arnold, as the respective judge and banker Thomas Mitchell en- dears himself in the role of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09

one of the most delightful dancing pantomimes ever presented flashed before their eyes. And the star of the dance pantomime was like a breath of heavenly air following the staleness of the play up to that point. She was completely won- derful to behold. When the dance pantomime was finished, thunderous applause shook the theater for the first time that eve ming.
 The beautiful ballerina who had stopped the show was lovely Viola Essen, who makes her screen bow in the dancing romantic lead of Ben Hecht's initial Republic Pro- duction, "Specter of the Rose," opening today at the Strand thea ter.
 Although the show was a flop, she was not. It was during the short run of the play that friend of Hecht's saw her perform, and knowing that Hecht was searching for dancing acting lead for "Specter of the Rose" wired him about Viola. It was only matter of few weeks before Viola had arrived in Hollywood with her mother, Hecht met her, talked to her few minutes, and signed her for the lead without even screen test.
 The companion feature is cone Exciting Week." 1t features Al Pearce. radio comic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09
EARTH'S CREATURES

There are approximately a half million different sorts of living creatures on the earth. About three fourths of this number are insects.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09

screamed every time the bull charged .I'dl ike to catch the. guy who sold me that red shirt!
 Bullfighting is so much differ ent from our American sports. They don't sell hot-dogs and pop corn in the stadiums They just walk up and down the aisles yelling, Get your blood plasma here" And when the crowd want ed the toreador to kill the bull, they all screamed and pointed their thumbs down. But with the crowds thumbs and my nose, that toreador was awfully confused.
 won't say bullfighting is popular in Mexico City, but it's the only town know of where they'll give you 8 dime for 8 Buffalo nickel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09
CHOICE MORsEL It Says Here
By BOB HOPE
BULL-FIGHTING


 Everytime you open a magazine these days you're bound to come across an article on bullfighting. It's all the rage south of the bor- der and I hear they're planning to stage a bloodless bullfight here in Los Angeles I can just see the toreador in his tights, red cape, and sun-tan oil. Bull fighting has become so popular, you no longer hear, "Who will the SoX or the Cards pitch today?" It's Who's Manolet throwing to- day?"
 I don't know much aout bull fighting, but I do know there's toreador, matador and 8 cus- pidor And that all three are aimed at. Before entering the ring, the bull is made ferocious to insure a good fight. Some put rye in his oats, and others just paint 8 COW red, but I know it doesn't take much to make a bull mad All you have to do is double-park at Hollywood and Vine.
 I went to see 8 bullfight down in Mexico City last year and I'll never forget the way the people
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09
Scout ExecutiUes SholUn Pictures

Colored slides of a hiking and canoe trip from Camp Mattatuck to Lake Candlewood were shown by Gordon R. Williams, deputy regional scout executive of Boston, at the regular monthly dinner meeting of the executive board of Mattatuck Boy Scout Council at The Elton last night. Among those attending were J. Milton Burrall, Jr., president of the council; Francis A. Clark, dis trict commissioner of Naugatuck
 and William c. Cleveland, district commissioner of Pomperaug Council
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09
RooseUeLt Lodge ArrdngeS Ritual

Out-of-town lodges of the Knights of Pythias have been invited to at tend 8 meeting of the Theodore Roosevelt Lodge Monday night, when the rank of esquire will be exemplified The meeting will be held at Pythian Hall. Milton Persky was chosen chair man recently for a Thanksgiving dance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09

depicts the taut situation that an embittered war veteran falls heir to when he returns to civilian life and inherits his dead brothers gambling rackets. Warren Douglas is seen as a war veteran and Ram say Ames is featured in the fem mine lead. She plays the part of Douglas sweetheart who tries to reform him, against his bitter desire to get even with black market op- orators who profited while he was in the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09

personal servant who has brought his little mistress from Ireland and who acts as her guide and protector, and others in an excellent cast in- clude Ray Collins, Jane DarWell, Charles Dingle, Harry Davenport, Henry O'Neill and Cyd Charlse.
 On the same program will also be shown Below the Deadline," 8 tense, exciting film which wildly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-09
STRAND

Even the proven talent of Will liam Gaxton and Victor Moore, two comedians whose droll antics had kept blase Broadway audiences laughing for the last IS years. were failing to arouse the audience on the opening night of George s. Kauman's new play, Hollywood Pinafore."
 Critics were obviously bored with the story and songs and impressed with the lavishness of the produc- tion.
 Until, suddenly in the second act,
Evening star., 1946-10-02
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRclNIA.

MY own HOME, 127 8. Hishiand st.,
sms AZ cider and a0s .se.n1 I Il oess.s ys. T
respect to buses, schools and stores. The
interior has Just been completely. redec-
oses Oss.sd ths ass w nsT oil @
bedrm: and fun bath on lst door: and 3
Ss ssarp sa Gs saa o 81 2p afs s fsHH a ana
Gen or n other he + house yoa o. yss iIse! s
Sss SS fs Ssss sssg mosss s,
snDonta.ss :ss L ss. ARSH HRS 6 tsdfin maisei
* aou p1 wsN4 siSa Mese # o 4eo9 found IT, BRICK
about minutes drive to WashinEton.
,ehsn Sins ssanas
sna sea I e aSss Dfsts hs
.houda eaf dstasnfa deisy a s yH9
CO.. 2204 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1900. OK
sSa: sSso.SI sI.a 5.a+eo essa 81 ssA. Gss:
extras. Garage. Vermont. slate roof and
90 DONE: e?'pnisa sppsoxinsssly mate i so9iso soa ts
washington spread out before YOU, here is
hH hf As' .ss,gs.s ssss sss ass4 ssss
blvd. ct. 1900, OK. 1928. "a
sUDLEY tnear Manassasy - 6-rm, and
bath, recently renovated q rms. ,furn.) !.
full basement. elec. Kitchen ah.-w heater.
stream, fruit trees, chicken house. suitable
iiy during summer: $4,000 terms. WIN;
II. LAUdHLIN. Mclean. Va. Elmwood
HARD TO FIND, that compact 3-bedrm.
brick home in fine community. Fireplace
In living room. semicentral hall plan; nice
neat lot; excellent condition; move In i'm.
eiit II line It W $Is.7so. AsRIINdToN REALTY
CO., 2204 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1900. OK. 4123.
BUNGALOW on acre, IN n Vienna sns & er5as Sas
full price. ABARc REALTY. dL. 1000,
4 Il BETTIRER-BunT EpIRER HOUSE with 5 large
fun basement, oil hot water heat: 10c bus
@ sss: sS:s|s
AMAZING, 2 acres. q large s-bedroom
Colonial, on acres, very convenlent 70
WASHINGTON, husline passes front door.
Large living room. dining room, Kitchen,
screened porch. 3 bedrooms and bath; @ n ~
ate At posssssion. Priced On todsys msTSst
ct $16,950. BY appointment only. ARLINa.
wilson blvd. GL.- -ie60. OK 4123.. IS
a-FAMHY BRICK, rooms and bath each:
/ apt. vacant, move right In; 1857 North
10th st., Arlington, va: TBS modern nome stne
!: g.; ,sR.S Il sI'5sl slS a;ss E;;s:
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Evening star., 1946-10-02
OFFICES FOR RENT.

IDEAL DOCTOR and dentist com6ination
ONCE, larRe reception room and 3 other
spacious rooms. corner suite with direct
spt BLDG. On main thSTousht.ss adjoining
sS.v sss T .v ::5sss .sss s'snSO % nsone n
sSpsblss ss1 1Esnt. wAvERLY TAYLOR. NC.
IS.h IA AR s.y EVE sAs ,ss ,,4ss. s.
siaeSs saas' asoS g 3D. f sf Of .5se.
s'I & &c i4sss 8 '5s: sssa
Ssyass :? sgHis ssaaE ses fsss: e @.'|
Spilcins pd.an into ys.. de:irabNls. oSss 1SE
SPi SPf,eE e. sfass fzSS 70. RENT, suitable = ser
sSsss SSSN aps AZ a. AsB aso 4:h 4.iAsSLEI1s. & sx
a,,,s 1sssdoor studio suitable shureh; ,cheol
ns snS evenns 'q
and smpIiaer available; reasonable rates.
bEAE b6owNrowN LocAT1oH-cie.n.
tbSwar6Waiss tse 4 ~ ssfS sfESScAr1oN Clean ONCE,
Is8sSrf isS g f. sEDd sSS n0psn, saas,6 61 $50 4
Desirable onices. Apply Room 10. SIG r
ass 81 '.ts srs moor
OFFICES, Individual or In suites. down.
sessens sess M as66ssispgg 6ssg DREYruss BROS Real
Ist FLOOR, suitable real estate. insurance,
sss l:ssi s saasSs
s-aoOM sTfrE: 500 So f.; 4.room quite.
ssis.s;s S;aE asss m .fss5 s.
sGHfiTEf 0oof OFFICES OF PHYSICIAN on
about so days: ample parkins iacilities:
iss! e. sssSHH. ssaaH.sa sss
R&a89fPff R&8ffES "a ogGs. Saas: e.s,u.ly.-aaa srd r..
esss ayr % slSes nO5h O.
fis4 ~ Asa 1ssh 9sr' sF hk 24ss a6or .s..
:ssin sas p.s io
ks{ zahhzF 4YlE 81 6rfdioH dS eoed tes iess. to Re.
liable party. Apply 1897 K st. NV.
In 1 Fl rHH II I HEART OF DowNrowN-pesira-
Bile small store or ideal for once; 16x24 #.
p.ss's Rss risI psftson isS .,s
NV. Z. r. ORRISON. 3
18th AND COLUMBIA RD., corner. 1901
Columbia rd.--5 rooms, bath and porch,
:S:sns sSa Il for IT. Ss.ss sss
f'as Ml Edsr g. a's &C.
SE LUXE SUITE efsess ,a.. in nss ,s prof. prSsss. 5.
sssh sss sls Ssss Is oestW,Sn re snt @ 11o. 400
sales and service. GIL. 1887. |S
Evening star., 1946-10-02
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

1NOOSIkIAE PNOFs pVN SNIE.
< 81. NV, near 'Wisconsin ave. With
railroad in front. alley ct rear and side;
iIo feet front md over $4,000 sa, ft.
Hish. sdvertising. value with the sdvent
ssHoAk sf IN sssatsa isle rsadsan s NV ~ i1ss
AT ONE Of the most actively developins
areas, In and adjacent TO Alexandria,
Va. on or near railroad. Public utilities
age priced at SO cents. other land AZ
low as rs cents per square foot. Large
or small sites. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1719 K st. NV, MA. 1166. Ask for Mr..
10000 SQUARE FEET industrial ground
located Southwest area with 300-foot 'front.'
age on Anacostia River; prominent point,
500-foot frontage, 2 streets; possibility. Of
railroad siding; ideal for frozen locker
plant, ice plant. cold storage warehouss,
A. co, INC. Realtors, pI 1890. -3
Evening star., 1946-10-02
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SUBURBAN yALE--VIRoiNlA,

SUBURBAN SAle-Wk0INlA.
New oTFLRINo--S.rocm I%na.cnry % hiiitop2 o2
sc:a h % syS o1 1855 1855 S Viz
.s as 9gss x ca di7s
WORD TO THE wIsEi $500 down
room brick. Colonial, tastefully decorated
@ lSsstien On Sn m ieyel wooded lot. cH. 1875
dkEAT sE 1S4ExIL 4FxLLs AsEA--willismsburg Co
lon!aI surrounded by. 8 acres Of beautiful
sssss eu 81 0 sh hS h%o anf ses%sS s
place, 6ookshslves. spacious dipins room
Kitchen; rear screened porch, lst-noor
ays0ry s,. ed pa s. A. m ReSssem: e wiki 1s
Ma lses e fss fss
BRADDOCK HGTg.-This nne 3-bedroom,
this week: Exesptiopsiiy socd residential
equipped kitchen; fuii basement. maid 5
soG snG hath 81 a. hss fsTsss tJstEs
Alex. 3s01; eses.. TE s4S6 or ov. i1s5.
oS snsE snd
tile bath: full basement; o.a.-c. heat, laun-
Hrs tubs nice fenced rear ios pa.Sss.
GoM1oNWEAITH. .EEAITY co. 2s0e
4.sss: s'sss lIs:a issa :ss Sse :ss
tiled bath on and; fun Basement, oil heat:
issiiR! III s'se sszs sP;ssa ossas
yfkaiNix FoREsT-H9me Of beauty; s
Issf 81 ssssss ST. ossas 'ssa
HOME oi ieRgj eRSgGjYEss--we have . GOOD selection
Allow our stan Of courteous statesmen TO
nave s been looking fer: m HARRINdToN =
MeEESs. vAMone eas 0Sa sevenerm @ % house, With
ave acres. One six-rm. house, With nve
acres One nine,rm o, house .S Tith IT,, Of rs. an
One six-rm. house, with one and one:
quarter acres, One eisht:rm. house and
one 5-room house. in Fails Church. Va.
fl sassrS ssss: sS
4i8a; 4aIs eye T5hp CIV Ib Sbe1 1ses monthly ,ncom.
that vii haunt yoy i YOU don. Say il.
Only y slys7sa nsa. $500 g, dsxRo gym HELM REAL
ooT Ssax aoss Mopss ssi hsas
ov. o634; eve, oW. 6lel. HELM REALTY,
4-RooM BRICK DETACHED in Falls
Church. Va; Pull basement, hardwood
6us service and sood grounds; priced,
SONS, Realtors, 624 King st. Cali Alex.
SE SEn AIfx2NDsiA sat: - Attractive. small.
Colonial row house. Living room with nre-
place. dining room and Kitchen on LIST
On 2nd foor sasisfac.ory purchaser IS may may
for premises ct rate Of S55 month until
settlement, which viii be made on or
axscH eS0yt ysnsos so ,4so s ssz 4. nv HERAha "a Aa,
UNUSUAL VALUE. .spseiou. nys.
Ge { ana GouIsTy Club ,gs d,nn. liyins room
leads to screened porch overlooking beauti.
fui yard: modern equipped kitchen; oil
a.c.: convenient to Transportation, school.
shopping. DOERING REALTY CO.. exclu-
sive. Pa. $500 or 1901. 3
LOOK HERE-2-bedroom brick, Ss,40O:
large rms, equipped kit. tile bath. oil heat,
ES ss sna. sss oys " n
Brick and stone. 2 large BEDROOMS, tlls;
Do:s With M @ asaa f's CASH a'eE
Frame bungalow. $3.50; ly. rm., din
rm.,. kit, 2 bedrms.. bath. full basement.
OIL heat. garage large lot. ETC.; $4,000
'AiS Bunssios. aadesa $3.50; has 2 bedrms.. liv
81 900 and 81 loan or g, 900 cash: cH
TIE. 4b1s or CHI. 94s9.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
STORES FOR RENT.

LARGE STORE, suitable for almost any
kind Of retail shop or showroom; also 2nd
ioor: SOS 18th st. NV: viii give lonE
lease to reliable tenant. For Appt. call
Mr.. COsTIN, Ma $3.50. - !,
TWO SMALL STORES. newly remodeled.
IOSx00, each, now available at ITO st;
NV Reasonable rental. Phone Elk. 3996
or see janitor on premises. -
l4o0 6 ST. N.W.-4.S00 So. IT, Of 1st.
floor space. 3,400 50. #. In basement: ideal
location for retail business, ticket once or
restaurant. For full information. call MI.
Ewell,. LEO M. BERNSTEIN. l415 st..
III + ~ THE Mi aEaRT Ar OF powNTowN--Desira-
Bic small store or ideal for ofacei 16x24 IT..
Private ONCE In rear. 16x7. Newly car
peted, -glass brick partition. 1907 st.
fTxiLo .sh0s EEPAnMAN-,space in
estahlished valet ahop. Two locatiQns. 18th
and Columbia rd., Dupont Circle. TR. 1854.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, Clinton. Nd.
$76 month. Size 40x64. End floor suitable
for light shop or storage. SP. 1855. be-
tween 8 and 8 pm. %
$4,000 SO. FIT, central NV. area, avail.
able Feb. /, 1947; stories, modern, IRE.
proof construction: showroom on ground
floor; excellent location for sales distrihu-
tor TO the central WASHINGTON area; rea-
appointment. See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER
BROS, INC. Washington Bldg, DI. $500.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE and mailing address, fur
nished or unfurnished, 900 blk. r st. NV.
Telephone EX. $3.50. S i
1000 FT. IMMED. AVAIL, 900 block Pa.
ave. NV, 2nd door. This is very desir;
fee up to 10 years. shown by appt,
See Nj Psrson or Mr.. franklin, WEAVER
SEos WH SAR SG suSpa Ms hSs aSG ri Rh $500
mailing address and telephone answering
service pl 3l41 3
Evening star., 1946-10-02
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

1000 So FIT. more or less, to rent for I
between 8 and 8. A.
2,500 SO. FIT. on ground floor with truck.
loading facilities, NV. section preferred.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
STORES FOR SALE.

GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN STORE In
thickly settled Northwest section: mixed
can be Increased: poor health reason for
selling: asking $500. Box 1850, Star.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
sToREs WANTIp.

VETE1AN IN vendfns machine business
needs store or part OF store suitable for
small shop and storase. .csA oE. sSo3
Evening star., 1946-10-02
LOTS WANTED.
PAY CASH Tor lots ii %. G. Or noayby
"a. SCOTT eANDEEa TR. 1858.
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL rsrArr.

HERES YOUR VACATION HOME and {
snug hshermsn.s haven, IDEAL climate on
Norids's Gulf Coast. Fertile hcmesites.
munity boat dock privil, hard rd.. -elec.
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as $500.
$46 down. S1b mo-, inn1ed. possession. For
beautiful Illustrated free booklet write or
phone bet. and 5. PAUL 3. HARRISON,
1732 z ct. n.w.s NE. HAS. 30
Evening star., 1946-10-02

DISTRICT HEIGHTS, lovely 6-rm. de-
ssfh safhsd corner Srcf yrs old md
attic; oil heat. conv to everything
Branch ave. s.e.-.-New 5-rm. brick bung.
3-unit brick. apt, house. yrs old:
PusnSssa.rH p kaRsai HiMSha9ss M assa Ss
g. 3. MURPHY. i40I 18th St. Sc. q ~
Evening star., 1946-10-02
sruplos FOR RENT.

CONNECTICUT AVE. AND Q Trianeie--
school, club groups; seating capacity. 80;
and evening reservations; reeord.
ing and ampliner available: reasonable
Evening star., 1946-10-02

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SO WK., 1-YR, LEASE-Nev 3-rm. cot
tages. ami; 12 mi. Pentason, 10 mi
Alexandria. Write FRED MCLAUGHLIN
Evening star., 1946-10-02
OFFICES wANTEp.

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION desires 1900
to 1,600 sq. # door space, suitable for
business machine training school: must be
heated and have ADEQUATE toilet facilities;
central location desired but not absolutely
ONE-KOoM OFFICE desired for occupancy
Noysmber !; About zoo ssa ssa IT,. vicinity
Evening star., 1946-10-02

partly furnlSneo; total ptlCe, 9o,IoV, SOns
S tSrs s'ss pfSer ass St ca zlsz ssz AK
!fiihlhs HfiaihlsEts sonETHSs M about tn The si.s,,:y
II w9odsy; scenic ssstins that gilia p.ae n.a
rooms, gig baths, 2 treplaess, dream q = 9
sssaSs se nS % 1s:Sa Is ans
home YOU will not duplicate elsewhsreo ! oM st
aSSa asSSSTasaToi III iaTs TfssyTEssFFMasf TssF aaRsAFFo oS So
Tss.,son s s s5sE assE asns
Real Real ss hufSa 1885, NJ sa
ssfR.fh1HEa4oN sf.f sE M5 1sFvRsssaam 1NsFvRsssaamEsr CO.. non
sslfssnssasa srss son. ahe nes IT, Il
s90ad dlsss Nss Il Res. aT
iTxEEMSsaa ixsE tsS2 Vii MMfLdnRs RflRss R..lsorArlnston
ss Nesss 1Sss Sa
TaISAeE MlsSSPA siy'i 'wiIieaES. LII
lssed sse i15s I5s4s M'oi bSd. d
fat ffAatMxaE aSaG wncHEH, nesl.or--Ar Arlington,
FKah%aE Kl.%sa syd wfEcHEs a1 s9l7 a
Va.--1~Fm. IIame MOQbSt. .ClVccusA4 paSA
perch, oil beet. beet. 17ss Wilson blvd, qL.
TALMAGE f2i N M 1HiIi 1WHiIIiCHER. Reaitor-ArlinEton,
Va-3-bedrm. frame bungalow, excellent
condition; new roof. oil heat. 173S~Wtlson
TALMAGE WILCHER, Realtor-Arltnston.
ss.ses ashniis,s; i7ss snssS Wilson & blvd. di
ffSALSiAaE fSidS M HwSfHTCCHER. Rssltor--,Lyon VII
lase-7-bedrm, frams house. fun base.
Msnt gSat % %oIl aest; aes6; 1873 Wilson blvd. 81.
sEvERLEY Hills, 10 minutes from pent-
l'agon--Attractive brick on lovely land
scaped wooded lot; contains living room
with fireplace, dining room with bay VIM
dow equipped kitchen, screened side porch.
In garage; large closets, fun dry basement.
p1dEsyaa;Iopmsar 81 Els nmhssr coRf 81 Va a 1850 % Mas.
ave. NV. or. 4464. Ewes. telephone Oh.
4..RRSSoM .RSo M BSuNGALow on v sers-con-
tains living room, bedroom, dining room,
has hardwood fioors, venetian blinds. eiec-
tric range and electric refrtgerttor. The
property fronts on hArd.suriAced ROAD
and school bus route, 10 mile4 1Iem ~ g.
Price. So 800; terms See MASON HIHST,
Annandale. Va, ct the end3 OF Columbia
pike. Phone Alex. bs12. lssd SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1946-10-02

GREEN MEADOWS.
home, near Takoma
refgr.; near school
now packing to
REALTY, WA. 1925
$1,000 DOWN and
lovely bungalow, on
schools. bus. etc.
Evening star., 1946-10-02
%. .unltM. ". g Pm
BUFFALO HILL is thi,

WESTOvER-Nice 3-bedroom and bath
brick: full basement with maids room and
shower; oil a.-c. heat; nice 60x160,ft. lot;
portatton. OLD DOMINION REALTY, CHI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09

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Sblu sratcrncl Gpa9rct.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09

llno Vrau Sohn Grid Sitler, mi
Sannct .Qtae Senneaes, SGfterher
pon Serrn lno ,Srml sfidnel Sen
ne!tges, lmo oils sl1aereiitet MitglltS
lpurNe Sdnuelter Mnlla Godbus 9loa
POM Gdntoner ,3lueig II nit Mb
gdngstarte III 3reia 4 aufgeuomnen
Nile lulroen herslih uiufon,men
geheiBcn.
@errn Scbn j.. Seutl6l1nocr ara.
tl,llercn mir 5llr Snltalllerl,ug al:
Fultor Scr Seutihgemei1oc uno Srn
uUH0rau Efarrer Sobannes SeutidD
lanoer 9rat,lliercn mir iiir aIlc ihrl
lltbcn &inoer SerSlielMten Sanf so
ltor Seltidldnoer SSr. riir oie @e.
famt!nadltug Ser 8lu,benGtiaAn1
fitr SdNueiter Hcgina ,Srit i'm Gitr
SoIpital. Die I Gint Elasna beno.
tlHte, iporauI nod am iel5en Sae
Z Ntitalieoer Der Selltlhgentcinol
ibr 9lut fiir Srml Srid cfferiertell
llllo gegeben ba6cn Inn ibr su belien
e!ud Oielen Wtitalieoern aebiihrl
S1uf.
Gin berrlidrer 9lunenltrauB iibsc.
rd hte lms alle in ser Ger'anlluIlrng,
luelder pom 3,peig / allen lieber
.Utiittern bonn 3lpeig gepiomci
luuroe. Sieler aorb nit berrlichcll
Slumen tru,roe srau 6rid, ins Spital
.jugcid)idt. 9eiten Sanf 3ipeie 1.
Gs Duroe beidloiien burf oel,
CONNER Tiir SUM. Suii, slusult
lno Septenber oie Gerialnlnluna am
Ntitlpod), nad) Dem eriten Sonntua
S llbr ubcnos ab5ubnlten.
9adnten Samstag, II. Mai, s llbr
obenos, lit Sclesatenperialilmll,ag
I'M @eHieite SadJienbeim uno ale
0elegaten Der 3lpeige I, 1. 33 uno
"a iino eriltft 81, eritleinen.
slm 10. Silui finoet uniere gta,
mentag zaartenpartie itatt. ,sm So
nitee limo: Soia Eetri, &atb. afcrs
tint, Gbriitiue Eoloer, Cara Cor,
ner unN Srieon &agner. gle Sdapt,
tern linO erilldt Don MN an auf
lhren .3ahllngs5etea fire rid)tig,
aoreile uno Gone go. 5u iGreiben,
oenu Die Sefretdrln braud)t iie.
sluf Ger aranfenlilte limo: Srieoo
Gost, MatbiIoa Ippn, SeolpigHien,-
ner ano ,9lnna S6nciSer. @ir min;
id3en alien balOige 9eilerung.
eli5. Siihler, Sefr.
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Samend)or Saron'p.

llniere YrdI. 3iup Sigarto, st.
ErGi. Maria M. Nebner uno tire
Sohter SRI. Sillp Mebner, Mori,
Glafanid, aatb. 2rtid, iino 8pttlpr
lpieoer eeiuno uno aftip. Wir ireucr
inns iie tpieoersuieben.
gSir lernen einen ne,len "Sdnt,
spal5er" aus 3igeunerbaron, bearbei
tet po, @roi. ". 9tifplaus. Cir
berrliher @alser.
Sonntns, oen 19. Mai, beteilisei1
mir uns geianglih am &onsert
Der 8anater Slnser in ser Bob,
inilhen SuIle an Glarf slpe. linh Al
Ctr, Uni 4 llbr i,ahm. slQe iino er.
iuht 5u erideinen.
elis. Iil6ler, Sefr.
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