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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04
Flashes of
Late News

STANFORD, COnu.-lNS-A sec
ond oity-wide labor demonstration
in Stamford, possibly spreading to
other Connecticut cities and towns,
was threatened today as Stamford
y recovered from yesterdays two
hour universal work stoppage. The
ALL International Association OF
Machinists, whose two-mOnths-old
strike against the Yale q Towne
Manufacturing Company precipltat-
ed yesterdays demonstration
.IJlanned to meet tomorrow with 9th
err labor groups to consider a repe,
tition OF the walkout.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04
More Gas For
State Sought

Lansing. Jan. -AP Michigan
gas customers may get a needed
additional supply OF natural gas If
efforts OF Michigan representatives
attending a hearing conducted by
the Federal Power Commission IN
Chicago Feb. ~ are successful, W.
NJ. McBrearty, State Public Service
Commission chairman, said today
McBrearty said the hearing was
one Of a series being conducted by
the FPC TO set up nationwide poll
cy on regulation OF natural gas
supplies
He said the committee from
Michigan would offer testimony
showing that Michigan needs more
gas than it is now receiving from
Texas and Oklahoma gas fields. He
ssid they would oppose the alloca-
ton Of limited amounts OF gas 70
different areas OF the country by
the pipeline and gas field owners.
The committee appointed by Nc
Brearty to represent Michigan gas
users and distributors at the Chi
Cago hearing includes Walter
Kline. OF Consumers Power Com.
pany, chairman: John W. Rushing
and Carl Wirth. public Service
Commission engineers, Virgil Nc.
Rec. Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company: John Earnshaw. Michl-
gan Consolidated Gas Company,
and David Frazier, Battle Creek.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

WASHINGTON Up The init
ed States Is eKer';as every effort
to ease the tension between Russia
and Iran before the first United
Nations assembly meeting on Jan.
10. It was learned today The State
Department is actively pressing
through diplomatic channels for i'm
mediate creation OF the t,iparti'e
commission on Iran proposed at the
Moscow Foreign Ministers Confer
ence. II was favored then by Sec.
rotary OF State James +. Byrnes
and British Foreign Secretary Ern-
est Beyin hut NOT accepted by Rus
STA.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

WASHINGTON-AP-R Rep. Gear
hart (R-Calif) singled out today as
a curious development Of the Pearl
Harbor inquiry that Washington,
although surprised itself, con
tAemned' Hawaiian commanders for
being caught by surprise. Gear
hart told reporters he intends TO
pursue this point through continu'
ing examination OF Adm, Harold II.
Stark and later witnesses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

SIR FREDERICK e. MORGAN, chief
Of stan to Gen. Dwight d. Eisen-,
hover in the European invasion
and now UNRRA head in Ger
many, is the center Of a rising
storm OF criticism. The British
chief reports that the Jews in
Europe apparently have formu-
lated plan for a mass exodus to
Palestine and though he is unable
to identify the alleged organiza-
ton, he says he believes it to be
cleverly camoufaged and charges
that stories OF atrocities against
Jews in Poland are based less and
less on fact. He further charges
that such stories are by-products
OF a Jewish plan to force United
Nations action in giving the Jews
q home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

PHILADELPHIA Emil Il.
Schuetz, a bald, 57year-old father,
because his wife ran
out again leaving me very sick
man." shot and killed four OF his
FIVE children as they lay sleeping
in bed New Years Day and then
tired a rifle bullet into his own
head, Police Lieutenant James Nel-
ly reports. The bodies were dis
covered yesterday a blood.spat-
}. tered second floor apartment in
North Philadelphia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

DETROIT ms - Tie Detroit
Cry Airport reported today that
all planes have been grounded be-
cause OF heavy fog extending to the
East Coast and west as far as Oma-
ha. Neb. No planes have left the
airport or landed since 6:3S p. m.
last night. Flights are expected to
be grounded for the rest OF the day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

WASHINGTON ms The orig
inal Roberts report Joined the ranks
o. missing documents. in the
Pearl Harbor Investigation today.
Chief Counsel William d. Mitchell
announced that search OF every
government department had failed
utterly TO turn up the original re-
port OF The 1912 commission headed
by Supreme Court Justice owen J.
Roberts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

WASHINGTON Up Several
Democratic senators today pro
posed a joint Senate-House commit
tee to study the problem OF presi-
dental succession. They hoped
=. the committees recommendations
Swould be so exhaustive they would
end growing controversy over
who should en.er the White House
in event OF the death Of both the
President and Vice President.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

WASHINGTON INS Rep. Vim
son. (D-Ga) chairman OF the House
Naval Affairs Committee, disclosed
today that American, German and
japanese warships will be used in
the joint-Army-Nayy atomic bomb
tests.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

HONOLULU-INS The Senate
sub-committee on surplus property
which is scheduled TO continue its
Pacific tour to Guam, was delayed
today by the Illness OF Sen. VII
liam KnOwland. California Repub-
hcsn. The group is expected now
TO leave by air tomorrow
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

WASHINGTON - ms -- The
Nays legal department completed
its review today of the court mar
tial OF Capt. Charles Il. McVay. III.
A final ruling was expected within
two weeks. Completion OF the fam
Gus case OF the sinking OF the cruis-
err Indianapolis was made by the
Judge Advocate Generals Office
The results were forwarded to Sec.
rotary OF the Navy Forrestal for
fnal approval or re lection.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

WASHINGTON-INS - An up
ward swing in the rate OF airplane
crashes was traced by the Army
Air Forces today to the rapid demo
bilization of key men. Statistics
showed that accidents In the sky
since the discharge point system
went into effect on May II. 1915
mounted steadily as rehabilitation
gained impetus.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

See PATTERSON-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

LONDON Ms Exiled Prince
Don Juan OF Spain today was re.
ported considering an offer from
Genera issimo Francisco Franco 20
place him on the Spanish throne
The offer, conditional one, was
reported in a Lisbon dispatch TO
the London News Chronicle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

PEARL ARBOR-INS- Navy
court OF inquiry began an investiga-
ton today OF an explosion and flre
which destroyed a sladen
landing craft at Okinawa Wednes-
day with uRapnounced casualties,
The Pacific Fleet Headquarters an
nouncement OF the incident report
ed moderate loss OF life and in
juries' among naval personnel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-04

See FoRENEN PAGE .
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-19
FUNERAL HELD FOR
LITTLE GALE ELROD
Il. ID. Elrod DicI List Week
o. Visit To West Coast.

Funeral services for Hcva Dab
..gud, s.gyu-yrur-".d daughter G.:
MIR. "ud Mrs. Rhuuda y. Elr"d. were
held yesterday afternoon al Holy
Innocent. Episcopal chUryn. with
je,. Ray Holder, rector. officiating.
.u,o.mJm, was IN Elwwood ccmc-
.yrE.
! large number of friends were
100 ',.G"uCc al The service and
:.o.a. tributes were many.
Active pIllbcurcrs wcrc l. Tai
maa.r .iuyIc, Ira Craig Elr"d. ,Io-
vga T.. El"ud, Ir.. and Stanley f.
ROD. Honorary. NJ. q. Evans. IL. I.
Webb. Z. {. LouGhlin. = u. Ghol-
son, y. n. Ghulaon. Jr.. Wilson
Huy.r %athau Frank. Sam Afford.
Dr. Y. +. Rollins and Dr. c. D.
Rollins.
The rpii5 died last Thursday III
9akcr. oregon. where she was on a
visit with her grandparents.
Surviving ag. ncr parents and I,
81 ter. Gerry Ice t.!rud.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-19
FATHER OF LOCAL
WOMAN DIES Ar 81

Hu&D..u. July 10. Robert Lee
ray.ur. %. died al his home in the
Concord community al l.nj u. IL.
Thursday. about one hour after sui
.c.ug heart attack. lie hal I',n
III declining health tor about five
years.
Funeral sy.-i- g. were 10 bC held
rom Cu'cnsi Methodist church al
O'Clock Friday afternoon. line pas
lul. the Rev. Daniel Lane. Will of, .
s.aic. assisted by the Rev. J. II.
Shore. The body viii lie IN the
church for one hour preceding the
imcral. BGviul will DC in the church
cemetery.
Mi rsylor was the oldest mcmbC'
@. Concord church. He was married.
twice. His first wife was Mrs MAJ
NE Wags'an pIyioT. and from this
onion iyp sons I'D three daughters
survive. Us follows. r. Marvin Pay
lur %, DWham. willis j. Paylor >.
kurXv.iIc. Tenn: Mrs. Myrtle Bran
don q RuTboro. Mrs. Harold Crowd
Cr %! Henderson. and Mrs r. L.
Hall OF DanvillC. Va.
His second wife. Mrs. Anna Scott
laylOr. survives. alu'G with one son
George +. Paylur Of ROXborO. Also
surviving are one nephew. &. II
rarlor OF West Palm Bca n. Fla.
and two uicCcs. Vivian and lvcy
Pdylur OF High Point and Woods
dale.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-19
Raiders And Taxi Again
Winners In Night Games

Team: X ii T.
City Taxi ............ / Il
Vance Furniture ... q }
Batteries: Carlisle and McGhcr
Boyd and Rowland
Tonight Vance Trucking will play
City Taxi.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-19
HIGHWAY PROSPECTS
BRIGHTER FOR 1916

Washington. July 10. Despite
shortages oi material. labor. equip
mcn'. steel and engineers. postwar
highway construction 10 repair the
nations war dCtcrio-atcd roads and
build nCw ones now totals SlOO mil
Ion. Charles NJ. Upham. engineer
director of the American Road
/ BulldcIs. Association. said in state
mcn' issued here To-Day.
Estimated state and fcdcral-aid
programs 10 Def placed under CON
Siructiun this year will bring tn.
total 10 Sis million, Upham SAID.
This VIII top the governments csti-
mate Of $500 million for road build
ing III 1916 and. with some Of the
UOti!CucCks removed in comm
months. marked increase in high
way construction can he safely pre-
dlc'cd for 1917. the associations OK
CCutivC pointed out.
Cpham's figures arc based on re-
turns from thirty-thrcc states and
the District of Columbia in Il ma
/ hon-widc survey of highway con-
ditlOnS the American Road Build
crs' Association is making
at Is hCartcning view Of o
transportation condition which the
war unavoidably made extremity
difficult said Mr.. Upham.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-19
Rail Unions
Cunning
N. C.. Solons

Charlotte. July 9.-Pr-Martin
II. Miller. national legislative off
Ger OF the brotherhood of railway
trainmen, asserted here yesterday
that his orraniza,lu WAS opposed
To the entire North Carolina dele
CATION in Congress
we are against all North Carolina
congressman" he told the Chariot"
News in an interview. The North
Carolina men just simply don't seem
To represent the people and their
interests"
Miller came here from his head
quarters in Washington Ia attend the
annual CarolinaS-NirGinia mcctrg Of
the BRIT. and its auxiliary.
He hailed the defeat Cf Sen. Bur
ton *. Wheeler. Montana Drmoc rat
rs the biggest news Of the day" but
admitted feeling disappointment over
the Victory of Gene TalmadGc in
Georgia.
He criticized Rep. y. l.. Bulwinklc
OF GaStOnia, for sponsoring Il bill
under which railroads would be per-
mittcd to agree upon rates. subject
of approval of the interstate COM
mcrcc commission.
That" he charged. lis tho begin
ming Of the destruction Of free en-
tCrpriSc in America. Take the rail-
roads on; from under the antitrust
laws and all other classes of cor
porationS will want out. Then we
will have a CartCllzcd industry and
national socialism like they had j.
Germany"
Miller also criticized President
Truman for his handling of the
threatened strike by the b. X. T. and
the brotherhood o! locomotive cngin-
GERS in May.
The bro;hCrhoOdS are after Tru-
mans scalp" he declared.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-19
North Henderson
Is Out Of State
Seni-Pro Tourney

North Henderson baseball team
will no, compete farther III the State
s@mI-pru baseball tournament To-
open Saturday ulGht III AShcboru.
according 10 announcement tuday.
The team Was To- play .AShcburu
lunp,vS IN the second round. having
won or default rom Littlcton III
the first. The teams will not play
IN the tournament because of a full
schedule O.! game here, i, was stat
,G today.
North Henderson will play Long
..U!>, here tomorrow afternoon al
'arcc ".clgck anna wIll play Durham
-.ukcs on the In,a. diamond SUNDAY
..i;,.U. ON al tine. o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-19
Raiders Lead Loop:
Games For Tonight
Differ In Lineup

The White Raiders Swampcd Vance
Trucking 1913 and City Taxi beat
Vance Furniture 40 III SCltball games
last night.
The White Raiders wore led by
Allcu with Il home rum and two
81 giles. Blake and Preston Pow
CrS cF,h got u home run and sin
gle. Plummcr Edwards led Vance
Trucking with two for three Nine
runs iii the fifth inning broke up IN"
game.
Carlisle allowed only ono nj, and
farned ~ to pitch City Taxi 10 40
victory Dr the second game. Boyd
Team: X III T.
White Raiders ....... l. l.! -
Vance r"uCbmg ..... 3 : Il
Batteries: D.Nc and Mills: Smith
and Whitley.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-19
DISCHARGED
ROBERT :. PARHAMI.

Robert 5. Parham. son ol DR.. ;,'Ci
Mrs. y. II. Parham. was hCnurahlv
discharged from the L. :. Naval re-
serve on July II. il WAS learned IT,
day. PlrhHm was attached To the
station band At Camp Pcary Va.
daring his service with he navy.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-19

Amug some primitive peoples.
IT was the custom 10 bury sick pco-
pie 10 cure them.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-07

piro, Sic ibren @eburtstae in Sen
Mcnaten Sftober, Nonember unS
Se3entbcr feiern. Sic 8eburtstaes,
finOer tperoen AIMS getpib eiuen guten
2unb porbereiten. Nabber 9arten,
utb anoere Spiele.
slue SdNpeiterh oes Gereins uno
Seren 6rerm>inncn iinb outs ber5,
lid)Itc eingelaoen.
Gs miro al,b peiter alien Sdnpe.
itern SUR &enntnis seeeben, boB mir
ltniere reselmabidc @erianmlnne om
Sonntag, Sen II. 9soocmber, ,nr
$50 llbr abbalten.
slae SdNueitcrn iino gebeten 81
eriheinen.
Ser iiblide sonilienobenb fGnat
UNI s llbr abenos an, 1rc5u oue @e=
nleinoemitglieoer ,tno beren Sreunol
a,,fs ber5lid6tc eingelaben iino.
aaffee uno Sudden miro geihenft
bon SEN Sdppcitern slnnn Munhen,
SuIanna Wenpes, s(oelc Nosfc.
sltinnie &arres, Yrct. .sSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-07
Gdjo Qieberfrans.

gs Siene alien S6ngerinnen. lnS
Sdn9ern CUR Nahrift, bab mniere
regeImGbiee Hrobe alno Geriamn,.
lung am 9ienstas 8 llbr absebalten
miro. gitte tommt sur 3eit, oab sic
Hrobe @iiuftlih aniangen fam.
@ir tpiinid,en oub ale 'oie Snter.
eiie nod boben am Singell, ,miercr
Grpbe beitpobnen. @ir baber uiels
Sungen, aber mir brallhen Silfe bei
oen bel,tifen Sieoern. @arum font
men lie nid,t llnb belfen sic M,ltte,-
iprahe ipeiter gu foroern, benn ,penn
ibr nift belle. tuer iou? Gs miro Sic
iiingere,t iMitsIieoer freuen ibnen Bel
sen engliihen 2ieoern 5u belfen.
Ser Gdp 2ieoerfran5 Iabet alle
@olfsse,,oiien ,,mo beren Sreunoe
ber5lib elm, 5l1 ieinem Serbltfou5ert
am Samstag, SEN 90. gtopemher, 8
llbr obenos. Gas &onitec bat ein
ih6ns Grogramm a,,feefteIlt. Nadl
Sem 9roaramm Gang. gs bittet nm
groBen 8eiuf.
Sue Jritman, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-07

8lpeia %.

IS oiene allen lieben Sdrpelterr
5ur eefGaigen gsadridt. bab ndd,ite
Terianmfn1g am Sonrtae, sen TO-
Nohensber. nablnittass 2 llhr ab'
gemIten miro. Nue lieben SdyreItern
|peroen eriudt bieier geriammlllnn
beiSuipobneri.
!! Sn bieier @eriamnl,ln1 iper0ell
uns folgenoe Shtpeitern ierpieren
Srene aramer, Martba aefes, Soar
sret Settler, slnna &naG, slnnu
Gum, Maria 2orens Hoiina 2utid
'an,o SoHter, Siloa Songitreet, 8c'
| lima Maber, aatb. 'Waoer Sr., &aib
Maber Sr., Cara @iiller iamt God
ter.
NafJ Der Geriannll,ng miro eir1
&artenpurtie obgebnlten pom Sc,
NamensIdhpeitcrn aatbarina. MGl
Sfppeitern bel bieiem Namen, uloaer
| iid in oicier @ngelesenbeit an Sdau
aatb. Sbeib ,renSen, tpeld,e als Gor'
Iteberin fir bieien slbeno erspah.
poroen lit, unh nit ibr 5lliammel
oieIen slbenb 81, einem Grfclg 81 ino
den. ssbre 2elepbonrllmmer ii
S1324.
9as &artenpartie bon ben Mnnel
un6 Sofien miro 6iesmal ausbleiben
slbcr mir batten in Ser letten Ser
lanrnlllng bclproden oem Screin
bod etlpas ,ll geben llnb iomit bitter
mir iebe Sdnpeiter bel Oieiem Namer
ein fleiues @eidcnf IN @elo ser
SdNp. Mnna 5. Shuller sll irbe,a
ben, ipenn lnoglid).
Mdtuna::
Mue Sdppeitern, oeren Nolicp eus
gelaalfen lit iuro oas 8olfsblatt abcl
bod nod baben m0d)ten, fonnen lid
es dufs nel,e bon DER &ebaftion lrie
berbeitelen. Ser Breis lit $3.50 fiji,
elm Sobr. Mnna Sdmuer, Setr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-07
ct. Haul's Gp. Qntb. Stride.

Counting, Sen 10. gtop., INT las
llbr nadunittags miro eiu pereinis-
ter @ottesoienIt in ser ct. 1allls
airfe abgebalten.
Ser 3tped oieies 8ottesoicnites
it Sic slubenmiiiion ser Gereinigten
2ltb. Stride bon slnterifa. Sn oieier
Seriammlltns miro Or. 9talpb Gang
BON Nep Dcrf, grefl,tipe Gireftor
oes Notional 9l,tb. Council, ,pelher
iiir cine fl,r5e ,3eit srriidsefomnen
lit Don europa, al5 SouptreOner
f,rtaieren. Gr bat picle 9erid)te Don
oriiben nlitgebrad,t, auh BON ,lnierer
Sadien. 60 liebe SahIen BON nah
arno fern tpnmt alle uro bort Sen
9crit)t. q. Srben, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-07
2(,.s Fefs;eite*H, %.
2iucia 6.

Mae Gereinsbriiber ipiilen bab ie.
oen 5,peiten Snnstagabel,b i'm Mo,
nat Serlan,n1Il,ng lit; bod miiiien
mir intmer apieber nrabnen ,,nb auf.
forbern 1renn nid)t baben ite sic
Gntidl,loiglu,g vnidt gepubt" coer
pergellen slt baben.
Tie Gerlamnll,ng m 8. 9tcp. loIl
fein 9rl,oer perlniiien, benn tpos CT
ou ieben 1trto boret miro, miro ibu
iiber5euge,l huB es ncttpcnbie mar
fiir ibn ba SIT iein.
Sd ipeib eieentlih niht ,parunl
mir Heflalnc maiden miiIien I'M Sic
griioer IN Sie &eriammllrne 81, brin-
gen, binfort iiberbaupt nidt mebr.
oenn tie fo,nmen in ibr eisenes Sein1
no lie iidy nah Sersensluit an1iiiic.
rem fonnen.
Die 9riioer iollen o,,h iriiien oaiI
mir in brei Monnten niemanben aui
Ser &ranfenliite gebabt baben, elm
glrtes ,3eihen elmer seiunoen Mit,
glieo'haft.
shtd) miro es ale uniere Sudien
intereilieren sll ipiiien, Dab ,lnier
ipoblbefannter llno beliebter 8ruoer
0atiel 1eleer felt 1. Nppe1nber In
Eeniion setreten lit unb mir min
iheu linn bon Ser5en einen lpobloer.
oieuten <beitano. s. &raft, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-07
Hns 0ary, J,tcialta
Sipcis 40.

Die nGfite Geriammllng miro anl
IA. Norenber, 1 llbr nadNnittagS.
i'm Sahienbeim an II. llnb Hooic-
belt Ctr, dbgebalten. SSm &omltec
fir &aiiee unb SUDDEN 81 brineen
iino: slnna Shneioer, Sofia Sdunirt
Mesina Sf,uaer, aotb. Sorofa, Grno
sitterlp, Cara Sd>ufiert. Mtaria
s6aier, Goriteberin bonn &cmitee.
Ser 3tpei9 40 bat in Der Ser
iammlung bonn 8. Sttober beid)loiien
einen Sans ab5ubalten am %. gtoo.,
8 ltbr abenos. gintritt Toe. slae bie
Nadybarpereine, Srel,noe ilno ge.
fannie, 3ipeig 26, 8arp Sieoerfrans,
@arp Sport Club, Greater 9. H.,
3apeig 40 looet elth ber5litit ein nnh
ruit allen 81 r@iafommcn" am %.
Tonenlber. Die geamtinnen pom
3peig 40 iinb an b.eiem slbenb i'm
&cmitee.
Grei neue Witglieber .uuroen in'
3peig 40 al,fgenommen am s. Sft.
9lud, miro SRI. &atb. 8rob bon Der
ainoerloge gum 0rauen gerein iiber,
seben. 9ep,,tp s(nna 5altb brahte
oieie Mitglieoer. Sollten nod tpelhc
SdnreItern iid) Dem gerein anihlie'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-07
Ser &irhen Jranen @erein Der
ct. Marfms 0emcinbe

neranraltet Sonnerstag, Seu 21. go.
pember ein ,Sauerfraut=GiNn per.
bulsoen NIT Saiar bon II llbr Dor
mittags bis 8 llbr abenos IN ben l,n-
teren yiGlunlidyfeiten ser Stride gum
geiten ser 8emeinoe. Mae Wfits!:c.
Der alno berelt6rellnbe iinb auis bers,
lidlite ba5u eingelooen. Ser Yreis III
1 Collar bus Sifet, fir &inoer untpr
12 Sabren SOC.
'Shone Sad)en tperoen am 9alar
gu baben iein, uaer slrt 8anoarbeit
Oas gabfomitee lmb alle sSdapelterr
limo Ileibig NIT oelnNaben alno geben
it'd Die groBte Wfiibe bieien Yaiar fiji:
ben 'beiten unO i1bolrlten Su mahen
Gin ieoer tuiro 8elegenbeit baben ct
,pas lhones q, fauien. Menn iemani
etlpas Sanoarbeit ober mas innnel
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