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Evening star., 1946-02-01
Helen I. Manuing q
Becomes Bride
|At R0sem0nt, Pa.

Miss Helen Taft Manning, grand.
| daughter. of the late Mr.. William
Howard Taft, former President ane
Chief Justice of the United States
and the late Mrs Taft, was married
yesterday to Mr.. Holland Hunter
son of Mrs. Harry Holland Hunter
of New York City and the late Mr.
Hunter, in the Church of the Coco
Shepherd in Rosemont, Pa.
The bride, who is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick j. Manning
of Bryn Mawr, Pa, is a niece OF
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio and
OF Mr.. Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati
formerly of Washington. Her mother
is a former dean of Bryn Mawr
College.
The bride, who was with the
Foreign Economic Administration
here before her marriage, wore a
gown of cream faille and a short
net veil held by a wreath of white
flowers. She carried a bouquet of
white lilacs and freesia.
The ceremony, which was performed
by the Rev. Francis Roseboro. was
followed by small reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Manning.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Caroline Manning, and
a cousin, Maria Heron Taft, was
flower girl. The bridegroom's broth
er, Mr.. Henry Hunter, was best man
The couple will return soon to
Cambridge, Mass, where Mr.. Hunter
is doing graduate work in economics
at Harvard University and his bride
Is a student at the Graduate
School of Radcliffe College.
The bridegroom, a grandson of
Mrs. William Bradley Walrath of
Evanston. ILL.,, returned recently
from India where he was with the
Foreign Economic Administration.
Senator and Mrs. Taft were
among those ATTENDING the weddinc
Evening star., 1946-02-01

is that she takes private lessons once
a week from the same teacher, Prof
Ramon Ramos Former General
Albert Browning, once described by
General Lucius Clay as America s
greatest salesman and one of the
most efficient organizers in the en-
tire Army" is now turning his
talents to reorganizing the Bureau
OF Foreign and Domestic Commerce
His program is part of Commerce
Secretary Wallace's plan of gearing
his department to existing needs
Released by McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Evening star., 1946-02-01
AIMmnae Dinner

The District Chapter of the Uni
versity of Delaware Alumnae Asso.
citation will hold a dinner meeting
on February 13 at the KenesaW
Cafe.
A piano suite, Delaware
Sketches" will be played by Mrs
Paul Were, the composer, and wife
of former faculty member of the
university.
Alumnae are invited to attend the
meeting. To obtain further in
formation they may call Kate
Baumann. Glebe 6319, or Ellen
Palmer, North 7430.
Evening star., 1946-02-01
M
Returns to British Embassy Tomorrow
Lady Ast0r IN Baltimore
For 'Vwgiuiams' Dinner
By Frances Lide

she explained, because she knew
her aunt, who was an ardent suf-
fragist" and a great internation-
alist" would want her niece to con-
tinue with the important things
she was doing
Lady Astor, who retired, from the
House of Commons last year, ex-
planned yesterday that she did so
only because her husband wished
it. "He was working too hard" she
laughed.
There has never been time,
however, when it was so important
to have women's point of view put
throughout the world" she said.
Stressing the need for a spiritual
foundation for peace" she said
that women have more moral cour-
age than men land we haven't got
past" Asked to elaborate, she
pointed out that women were still
new to public affairs. These world
wars weren't made by women,' she
asserted.
Wearing a smart black, dress
maker suit with a white dickey and
pearls at her throat, Lady Astor
looked much younger than her 66
years. She still has the charm
which helped make her famous as
one of the beautiful Langhorne
sisters and the wit which has con-
tinued to make her famous all
through her public life.
After photographers had taken
her picture with Lady Halifax, her
conference got off to an entertain
ing start with a quip that re-
called the feud over precedence
between Mrs. Dolly Gam, when her
brother was Vice President, and
Mrs. Alice Longworth, when hei
husband was Speaker of the House.
AS Lady Halifax was looking
about for seat in the room where
the conference was to be held, Lady
Astor urged her to have the place
of honor at the table. Take your
proper position" she laughed. Re
member Mrs. Gam"
Evening star., 1946-02-01

Whether or not Virginia -borr
Lady Astor re-enters public life
what she has to say will always be
news.
This vivacious veteran of rs years
in the House af Commons proved
that again yesterday when she met
the press at the British Embassy
where she was the guest of the
British Ambassador and the Count
ess of Halifax.
And, stressing the need of women
in public life today, she provided
room for speculation that she, her.
self, may be again among them.
II honestly don't know what Tn,
going to do" she said in discussing
her own plans. But then she added
Can you get out of public life?"
Lady Astor laughed off a report
that she had said she might run for
Congress, declaring she was pulling
the leg" of the press. But I must
say it would be lot of fun," she
admitted, land I wish I were there
now."
Washington will see little of Lady
Astor this week, for she's in Bal
timore today and is planning to
leave Sunday for Florida with Lord
Astor. She attended a tea in Bal
timore yesterday afternoon given in
her honor by Mrs. John L. White
hurst, who is we'll known here as
the former president of the Cen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs.
Tonight she will be guest Of honor
at dinner of the Virginians of
Maryland, Inc.
She will be back tomorrow at the
British Embassy with Lord Astor,
who is due to arrive today. Both
will attend small family lunch
con" at the home of Admiral and
Mrs. Harold r. Stark tomorrow.
Her visit has been saddened by
the death Wednesday night of her
94-year-old aunt, Mrs John H. Lew
is, of Lynchburg, Va, whom she
visited Monday. She did not alter
her schedule in Baltimore, however,
Evening star., 1946-02-01
Z COnnecficnf AIumnae
|Chatter to Meet

The District Chapter of the Con-
necticut College Alumnae will meet
at 8 pm. Wednesday in the home
of Miss Anna Strauss, $500 @
street NV.
The three local trustees of the
college, including Miss Strauss who
is president of the National League
of Women Voters, DR.. Esther
Batchelder, chief of the Food and
Nutrition Division of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, and Miss Jean
Vanderbilt, lawyer, will be hostesses
to the alumnae group.
A concensus will be taken of the
groups opinion on important issues
relating to the college which will
be discussed at the trustee meeting
to be held in New London, Conn, In
February or March,
Evening star., 1946-02-01
lust Ab0ut
Washington
By Hope Riding, Miller

Virtually every woman I know in
Washington has a vital interest in
politics, the commodity upon which
the city as whole focuses its at
tention continually. A few women
ere concerned with politics that
reach beyond the national realm
but the only one I've ever met who
knows anything about the mechan-
les of running a foreign election is
\ a current visitor, DR.. Sarah Wam-
baugh, of Boston. An authority on
plebiscites, this Ohio-born expert
will soon be off to Greece to
play an important role in the COM
ing elections there AS impressive
as her job is her title-"Special ad-
wiser to the chief of the U. S. Mis-
sion to observe elections in Greece.
The daughter of a law professor
at Harvard, DR.. Wambaugh has 9
long list of degrees and an exten-
sive range of experience in hel
chosen field. Beginning as an ex.
pert adviser attached to the League
of Nations, she went on from there
to serve the Peruvian government
In the Tacna-Arica plebiscite, ano
then on the draft regulations in the
Saar plebiscite. She won't commit
herself on what she expects ir
Greece-that's story we will gel
later-but it's heartening to know
that one of our fellow country.
women will be on hand to help poul
oil on the troubled voting waters
that all the world will be watch
ing In March.
Town Topics.
Rumors that Miss Margaret Tru.
man is angling for career in drama
are all wrong. She wants to be 9
concert singer; not an actress
One reason Mrs. Truman is rapidly
getting ahead of other pupils in thai
famous White House Spanish class
Evening star., 1946-02-01
Talk on Britain

Mrs. Howard Stone Anderson, re-
Gently returned from England, will
speak on Britain Rebuilds" before
the Sunshine and Community So
ciety at 1870 pm. Monday at Hotel
2400.
The society will hold it's monthly
card party on February IA at the
home of Mrs. Marie Jameson, 1922
Yuma street NV.
Evening star., 1946-02-01
Lecture on Palestine

Mrs. Raphael Tourover, national
vice president of Hadassah, will
speak on the case of the Jews in
Palestine, at lecture sponsored by
Mrs. Georgette Ross Howard to-
morrow morning at the Washington
Club.
Evening star., 1946-02-01
Dance in GreenbeIf

A Valentine dance will be given
by the Woman's Club of Greenbelt
at 9 pm. Saturday in the Elemen-
tary School Auditorium in Green
belt. Proceeds will be used for
charitable enterprises sponsored by
the club.
Evening star., 1946-02-01
Invitations Issued

Mr.. and Mrs. William Chaplin
Huntington are issuing invitations
for the wedding of their daughter
Miss Joanna Huntington, to 1t.
Peter Noel, U. S. N. r., on Thursday
February IA.
The Valley settler., 1946-09-05

A representative of newspaper asked 0 man in small p1oco of busine ss why ho didn't advcrti so.
 rBecause I'm ogin advert sim" he answered "But why gre you against it?"
 nIt don't leave O mon no time, twas tho TO- ply. VI advert sed wunst last sumner, and tho consequences wuz Wuz so busy I did, mt have no time to go fishin'."
The Valley settler., 1946-09-05

THE HIIL-HRToN BILL for HOSPITAL and
 PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER CONSTRUCTION PASSED President Truman has signed the Hill Burton bill which will make available total of $l, ,125 1000, ,oOo for Q five-yoor Federa1-Stote hospital and publ ic health center cohstructionp program ond of which somo $2Oo 1000 is oarmarked for Alaska. The Act will mako it possible for tho first inc for national policy whereby hospi- tals in tho future must be planned ,1ocat- cd and operated in accordance to the ovor- all health needs of the peop1e1
 Each yoor for fivo years $75, ,ooo, ,oOo will be expended uit tn the Federal government paying ono-third and the local State governments tWo-thirds.
 Division of tho Federal funds to determine tho amount of money to be allotted tho different states will follow 0 cornp1 icatod formula devised to benefit as much os pos- si bio tho loU income di str cts Uhoro such fac lit ies arc most desperately needed. In Na skc between $37 1000 and $40 ,oOo yoer will be available from this money to bo matched two to ono by tho Torri tory.
 In addition to tho above mcnti onod amount of money tho bill authorizes a Federal appropriation of $3 1000, ,ooo to be used by tho States in making surveys of their hospital and modi col contor requirements. Tho supplemental ioncy bill provio sly approved by tho Pro sident appropriatos tuo-thirds of tho tlroo million dollars authorized for immediate surveys.
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Streif|ichter aus der
devtschen Wirtschoft

lfiinhen. Sn @dperil iino nllns
mcbr % aalf,perfe pieber int 9etricb.
Gbenio baben spei BON orei 8ips-
perfen sic 9lrbeit ipieoer: aufgenom.
men. slue Saatautperulebrer, sic
ibre slnmeloune sur oiesiabrlsen
Saatenancrfennltng nod nid)t ab-
gegeben baben, muroen aufgeiorOert,
oieIelbe nabjubole,t. Cine ipeitere
Eapieriabrif in Sberiranfen bat sic
Erpolftion bon tehniihen uno
Surhihlagpnpieren ipieoer aliae-
npnmen. Sn WiindIen wuroe cine
aasenleine ssiiherei5eitlws ms Se-
ben seruien. slht 6irmeu ser d,emis
idfn mo Observation-Disclosures Snou-
itrie beiinoen iih i1, gaperu in ID
tigfeit. Gle 5reibitoiinleilee in
9apern lit beirieoi9sno unb oeft Oen
Snlanosbeoari. ood peroen Sic
SreibItcIie 5u iait 100 YroSent aus
Sen llSa. importiert. Eetroleum
lit in seniiaenoer 9tenec porbanoen.
Ger gobrbetrieb i'm Halme Segern-
lee unN Sd!ieriee ,puroe aufgenom-
men. Tie 8eplogen limo bon einem
Griolg iiber5el,gt. Ias 8apermperf
miro i'm fommenoen slbIasiabr per.
mutlid) einen StromnbIat pon = Mil-
liroen &ilolpattltunben iiberIfrcIten.
Sir oie II. g. Gone famen ab 1. Suli
cinbeitlihe Sreibitofinlarfen sur Ser
Shuben fpnmt in ser nGditen 3eit
sur Turfiiibrung Die Bitllnen.
9ieIeriperre Ser engliid)en Gone pur,
De ailIgebOben. Mebrere 100 Son.
nen gitunen iiuo bereits aui Dem
@ege nod 8apern. Sonlit fam cine
ausbeiierung ser Straben Beginner.
0uo 9talrbeinl. - Sier lpuroe cine
Wltiteri6au iiir bas &unitbanotperf
eroiInet. Gie Iirmu Seioel in War-
burg an ser 9abn bat sic Yroouftion
Don mebijiniid)en 8ebarisartifeln
auisenonlmen. Die Maid)inenbauiir.
ma Stof, @iarburg at Der Nabn,
bait 3entriiugen iiir @elpinnllng bon
Sera, SnpiitpiIen, Sniulin uno
6emiIhen Vrdparaten. 0ie hemiihe
Iabrif @oII, Yulperfabrif, Walsrooe
- g. Nru5ent s. 8. 1arben - ,ul,r.
BE bon ben gQiierten iibernorlnlen.
@ottingen. - Seit einisen $50
fJen miro a.d oas mooerile Seilmit.
tel, bas 3 eniciain, in 0eutidlano
tel, bas Yenicinin. III. Deutihlano
Don Ntifroorganisnen. IS entitebt
, bei Ser 3iiGtung oes Sfimmelpil5es
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Die devtschen Sprvch-
<ummern entscheiden
Vie die Nozi-Pobe dvrchsefvehrt wrd Dos verfohren
qeqen Cenero|moior Reger

erapheuant, Sen 9ahnhpi. Sen Huno,
funf uno atNere nicltioe Stellen be-
icben uno mar bereit. Sic fiibrenoet
Mationalip5IaliIten, uub Dor nllen1
Sprenger, icItsuieten. Sn ipater
Stmoc erreid,te i'm Elm neuer Iufs
rui: rSitler lebt!" Sett mulbte er Der
Illben, ieine Wobnuhnen riifadngie
81 MAIDEN. 0enige Gage ipGter ,pl,r.
Sc er nl,f cine Nnlpei'ltng bon Simms
Ter pcrhaftet. in Sos 8efinaniS nod,
Mtuabit uno 'piter nacb 6iiritenberg
aetrad,t. Sdurf tetpatbt, iab er aft
N:pnote in Giu5elhaf, uno erhielt aui
@rlnS ieiner IuSlagen Dor oem 81
irrheitsNicnIt bon &eitel Sen Iatoni-
iden 9eitheio: Sic Iinb entlaiien!"
9id)t aus ser &aIt, ionocrn als 8ene-
raj.
Son hobent @ert iiir sic 9eurtei.
lung Ser @ciomtbaItl,ng oieies Sffi.
Siers maren fiir sic Sprl,hfamner
Sic slus'ngcn oes Neidslpebrmini.
tiers a. 9. @uitap Nosfe. Hieger bot
te iih nac) 1918 oem Sreiforp MGrf-
fer sur Geriiiging geiteIlt, mas gege.
benenfoIls ols ein belaltenoes Snoi5
hGtten gelten fonnen. Nosfe fiibrte ie,
OOh ans ~Sas Sreifcrps Mirder
fann nid)t in sen Sopi geporien lper-
Sen nit hen iSreifnrpS, sic lid, 1919
bis 1920 I'M Snllfe ser Gntlp;flltng
Sll lll5lperl1iIigen Sprocn unS Ses.
peraoos uerlpanoelten Sie Hegierung
'aB III sen sSanllarta1en 1919 in ser
Sale, mir oa sTreifprps Naerder
lat lid) Oan'nls atberorAcntlidje Ser
cienitc crlporoeu. Die 2elte Inn
loturder ipdren Iclne Sanosfned)te.
Sic bobcn 2eben uno @e'unobeit in
Sic @aaaItlale gelporfen, imo oie
9&inlurer Notwithstanding bat
inter Dem Sd)ut Ser Maerderiden
galpnette geitnnben Menn Gieger
in Siirit,nberg feline auflageihriit
1efon, 10 iei oies nid)t peripunoerlid)
GepeIen.. Gr Ielbit bate lie crit nah
:Monaten h,fpmmen, uuoere tpuroen
ul0tljh entlaiie,l uno anocre 9ingen
an ben Strang.
Sie SprudJfan1mer ertannte, baB
Ser @enpralmaior nidt 81 Sen Mili-
tnriiten noh Dem Sinne oes 8eieses
III Sdblen lei. Gr lpar ull(D fein Natio.
nalio5iaIiit. Seine Sodter tpilroe noe.
gen elmer antinational'oS Sialiltiid)er
aellBerung beitla't. gtadl Der suf.
faliung Ser Sprudfan1rler er,pies er
mh our6 icine MabnotTnen am 20.
Sl,Ii OILS 8esner oes AationalloSia-
lisnus. er bot iif audi Dem alrbeits.
amt iofort sur GerliigIng seiteIlt, nm
am @ieoeraufbau nit5uarbeiten.
ltno 10 ergebt Der einItininig geiabte
Sprllh: r8eneralnaiur &ieser miro
in oie 8rllppe ser Gntlalteteu elnses:
reibt. Die Soften oes Seriabrsns
trGat Die Stautsfalie."
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Sic &ammer ipies oaraui BIN,
Hab nad) ser Meinung Don lano,
nirtidaftlid)en 1admannern sic
Tarmer nit ibren icbigen ted,niihen
&cnntniiEn wabrid)einlid) Sic Yro-
button UNI 80 Yrojent iteigert
tcnnen. Nqeroinrs pergrobern lid
Sic MGrfte beHeutenb langiamer.
9cshalb neroen, puroe tebaup=
tct, oie nGd)itcn meni9cn Sabre iiir
sic 2anonirtihait id)idialbringene
lein.
~Gie frieasmdbisen Yreis5uidui.
ie meroen ouiboren, aber in Scr
3lpiihenseit miro iit 8ele1enbeit
ergebcn, INN cine Eolitif uno Gin
Nrperamm Su iormlllieren. rpeld,eS
oie 9anomirtid,ait III Stanb Icbcn
miro, tire ltnabhGngigfeit uno mirt-
ifoitlid,e 6eltigteit aufredt 81 cr-
haltcn."
Sic iiigte binSu. oab ser 5arncr
nid,t ron 3uid)iiiien uno anoeren
Mitteln Ser 9fesieruns abhdnsic
iein ione, INN oas @leihgelpid,t ,u
crbaltcn. ipeld,es notpenoia lit 5ipi,
id)cn Iarmpreiieu uno 9ohnen 10.
pie Trciien. sic ser 2anomirtid)aIt.
Ssnoultrie unO Mrbciterifaft elm on
ItGnoiges Ginfommen iidern
Sic 3ommer iagtc. .es lei aui
Sciten Ser ;sonner wenie Sd)uung
rorbanSen, I'M sic Snitiatipe ser
Gcrhrcitllus elmer iid) ielbit erbal-
tenoen 9unoipirtid)ait ju erareifen."
vGher iii ga cine SenoenS, Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25
kuenftig doppeIte Ernten
durch neue Erfindune
oIdenbUrsiseher Bauer der Urheber.

SIOenburg. 2oppelte grnten
i'm @emiiie= =@roBbau f0nnen jett
burd Die Griinonng bes Vauern
Tammann er5ielt iperoen, Der in
Sem oloenburgiihen 90riden Mitrup
rurf Tor5ieben ser iungen NilGn5.
hen i'm 2reibbaus uno burd ma
id,ineaes Eilan5en iopiel 3eit err
ipart, oab er aui Dem gleifen Stiid
2ano 8lpei 8elniiieiortet nadeinan.
Ser reiien laiien fann. 3pei Maid)i-
en- bat 1ammann erfunoen, nit
renen bies @unber moglid) miro:
Cine neue vYifiermaidine" nit ser
oie jungen Yfldn5ben in grotopie
aeitopft meroen, uno sic ~Bflan5ma,
id)ine", Die in fiir5eiter 3eit oas
auspilan5en aui oem Jeloe ermos'
li1t.
3un6hit miro Die Saat iiir ale
@emiiieiorten in Mn3udtfditen aus.
aeidt. Nad adt 9aeen ettpa baben
iih fleine HflGnaden entapifelt, Die
nun aber nidt ipie friiber pifiert
unb berpflan5t, ionoern nit Der
.Yitiermaihine" in geprebte Gro.
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/ Henicillium nptatl,nl, Der Gtnltf
ausiiebt tpie Sd)immel aui pergeiie
nen 9ebensmitteln in Speiiefammel
ooer Seller. 81, bon linn allsgeidjie'
bene Subltans perSrGngt 8afterier
uno insbeIonoere &ronfbeitserreger
! 9etanntc 2aboratnrien Beginner be-
reits nit oe: Seritelllns bes Yeni
cilin inn sroben Still, 10 oab aud
balb oen &ranfen in 0eutid)lano oas
bette bette Seilmitt,l ser @elt 3llr
Geriiisuns iteben ,pirb.
gtiirnberg. - Sn 9lmpeienbeit bon
Gertretern oes Yaperiihen grau,
mirtihaftsnrbonbes ipllroe nit ben1
Sit in Niirnbere ser r8erein Der
@aperiifen giien5 Iabrifnnten" ge,
griinoet. Ger baperiihen ggen5en.
lmS Mromeninoultrie fommt ocsbalt
8eOeutl,ng 81. neil lie als Sfliielin,
oultrie iiir sic Rabrungsmittel- unS
8etrGnteinouitrie arbeitet.
lfiirhen. - SIC @eriorgllne mil
Glcftri:itdt mar ourti sic reihlidJ
porbcnoene @aiierfrait i'm gan5en
,uirierenitelenb. gapern permittelt
sur 3eit Strpm bon ben Siroler @ai-
ierfraitlperf al Sic ruiiiid,e Gone.
Die Geriorglng ser Snoultrie bon
9pi. sic friiber hurd) Sic bobmiide
aolle periorgt lpurSe. leioet beute
Surh SEN gusioa oeriel6en itarf.
Son Sen Scmpifraftperfen arbeitet
oas @erf Sdapauoorf einige Stl,n.
>cn oes Cages iiir SpibenbeSarf uno
Spannl,ngsbaltHng.
Sie @assonillouitrie bat Sic er,
lallbnis 5ur Yrobuftion bonn Son,
trollrot erbalten. Der Niinhener Sn,
genier Or. Npaf bat elm 1roieft, bas
cine ipeientlidje Steigerl,ng oes Jais
Iunespermogens bon Herionenipasen
purIiebt, pprgelegt. 0as 1aiiungs
permogen lpiiroe bel einem 9s3ug
Wagen bon - auf 152. bel einem
Il,rhganesspasen bon 81 auf lac
Yldbe erbotI meroen. IS miro 0ies
ourd) cine neuartigc gnorbnung ser
slbteile erreiGt. 3ebn slbteile beiin,
ben iid, nm brei Stufen pom Sang
aus erbobt, nel,n Mbteile lrm ore
Stl,fen tieier oils ser Sang. Die 2iif
/ tlng beiinoe.. iid ie,peils atpiiher
Stpei Sberatteilen. Gieie nel.en Wag
| CONS fonnten obne Shapierigfeiter
nit Sen iibliden 5uianmensefoppeli
lperoen.
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tGpie gepilanSt perben. Dieie Grb,
topic beltefen aus gutter aompo!t
eroe, etlpas aunitoiinser uno 2ebm,
Inn Dem 9opi oie n0tige 0eudtig-
felt su ge6en.
Die bepilanjten grotopfe tpan.
bern etrpa bier 8phen in bas iSriib.
beet, bis Die 9eit gum Muspilan5en
eni oem 5e!0e eetommen lit. Bis 3ll
3ebntauieno Yilan5en iperoen nur
nit &ilie Ser neuartisen Nilan5ma-
Ifine in e1ner Stnnoe auf Dem sSel.
De gelett. Shnurgerabe, nit poll.
fommen reeelm1Bisen MbitGnoen.
lteben Die erbtopie binter Der sra.
Idine. 1aulenoe iilnger feds go
den alter &oblpflan5en iino 5u ets
mem 3eitpunft orauben, an Dem iie
nod oen 6isberieen Metbooen crit
cine bis 5uei Woden alt iein fonn.
ten.
Gieie neuartige Mrbeitsmeiie bat
ouber araft. uno 3eiteriparnis
grobe 0orteile. Daourh. oaB Die
iungen Hflan3en nit ibren gr6top-
fen ins Gelo seiest ,peroen, tonne
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25

Yraa. Ms 6plge Ser sustrei,
l"1ng Ser oeutiacn 3iuil5epolferung
liebt iid) ole uclle fou1muniItiihc
tihedoilomaf;icbe 9iegicrune ser
Sduieriafeit seseniiber, oab 500.
600 arbeiter 'eJleu Sis mub nun
ibre biirrerlitNn &reiie Ha5u brin.
gen, oie Sheu Dor ser Sanoarbeit
Sl iiberlpinoen.
Gie HesitruNg bat 1ngefiiuNigt
Gab wegen Tebicrs reicbenoer
9(rbeitsfrGits zinc Grge &pblenpcr.
fnappllng beporltebt, rno oob be
ionSers in ser 2anomic:idaft un6
sen Iertilfabciren, mie iiberbultpt
III Scr eanser Sncui itris. slrbeitcr
brinslihlt henoiiet peroeu. I'm sic
Sroouftion j., DclNn, mill lie perIu-
den Die alaiienlinterirbieoe 5wiIdlen
Stebfragen= linO Snnoarbeitern
undergraduates.
vSanoarbeit uno &opiarbeit mill
len in gleidNr sSei'c gelpiicoict lpcrs
Gent" iugte Scr @cbliayrtsnliniltrl
Tr. Ssolei So!tes, hci elmer 3ulom-
menf,lnit ser seipertid)uitliden Sr,
qaniiationen: .@ir miiiien Oie Sc
ipeftloligteit utr Ser t0rperlihen
srbeitsleiitllns aus ser @elt 'taf-
fen"
Inter So;rpcis ooraui, bab picle
Viirger slritelllinscn int Hegie=
rrngsoienit il'dcn. neil ser ibnen
cine quite 4eniipn peripridt, empfabI
0r. Soltes, Tlan loae crobercn
@ert oui phpiiilhe slrbeit lcgen, oie
fir Sen @isoerauIhau Der tlbed)o.
ilowafiiben 8iriidjai1 ~aicbt nur Ell.
ne nationale Yilid;1, Iu!:oern allt)
cine ourdaus ebrenpole snfgabe"
lei.
slud) auf anOeren @e9en boift Die
&eeicrung, Ben arteiterli'angel sll
iilrrfommen. ,Ho jluar:
1. oaburf), oa} liz ullsldnSi'd)c
Mrbeiter, por nllcm aus sStalien. ms
SanO bolt;
2. inoem liz SI1ed)pilomafen. Sic
ins sluslano rHlisriert iino, lpieOer
,l,riidruit;
3. ourf ;s,iloiaige acbcltsbrl1o,
sen in oen Q.rglpcrfen, uno
4. pernittcls slrbeitshilfe BON
Seitc ser 9cp Scputs uuo onoerer
ssuaenSperbdnoe in Scr Sanopirt.
i6ait.
8eridieSent!;t) lit in GurId)laa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-07-25

ToUristenstronns
Der Wesfen bereitet sich vor.

Gr modte niht ipase,t, eIne &C.
name Sd,ituna porjunebmen. ple'
piele M1nner, ,Srallen l,no &inoer
lid) ,u elmer ISOLDE fern BON alien
Iilt9cn in Sen WilonllIen nno
shDnheiten oes Bebirgsparfs ein'
finoen lpcroen.
slber Elm 0eanlter bes Rodp Woun'
tain Natipnal Yarf, norbmeItlid)
pon 1enper, iagte, es peroen min.
beitens $4,000 Yerionen Sic ser
Gegierung seboriaen Sfauitdtten
oieien CONNER beiuhen. Die Dor.
berige S0hitSiiier iiir Sen Harf in
1911 ,par 6S5,393, elm pirtlifes
3eforoiabr iiir oas 1ouriitengeid)Gft.
9(us Dem Wfeia gSerbe gfational
Yarf aui ben peitlihen Colorado.
abb1ngen fam bic Yornlssiage, oaB
ltngeiGbr 100000 oieies Wunoer.
lano lanDmirtihaitlid)er 8errlihfeit
beiuhen fnnmen meroen. 0as mir.
be 2H Mal mcbr iein als bic 9abl
Ger geiuder IN 1941.
250,0OO @ouriiten tpiiroen I'M
@lacier Hational Yarf am oberen
&anoe oes Sapoes in Nontana er.
lpartet.
Die @anosrungen iiber bic Berg.
riiden baben bereits beaonnen. 9ros
Ser peripdteten Mnfunit bes Som.
mers iangen. fauielroe Sub uber
Dem Meeresipiegel, Soditraben, 81.
ienbabnsiige uno Autobuiie on, Die
Sait 81 peripiiren, sic INNER mebr
anipGhit, je raider Scr Sonuner
irrtihreitet.