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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-05-22

CLUB and LODGE
CALENDAR
Organizations only will be
listed in this calendar free,
at their request.
SAINTS JOHN LODGE NO. 81,
A. F. & A. M.
Meets second and fourth Thurs
day of each month at the
Masonic temple.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Meetings called by secretary
until definite date established.
JASMINE CHAPTER NO. IS
o. E. S.
Meetings held first and third
Thursday of every month at
1880 p. m. at the Masonic
temple.
KIWANIS
Every Wednesday noon in the
Lobby Lounge cafe.
AMERICAN LEGION, POST
NO. 8 AND AUXILIARY
Meetings held at 8 p. m. the
second Tuesday of every
month at Masonic temple.
JUNIOR AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY
Meets second Monday of every
month at 8 p. m.
1. o. O. F.. AND REBEKAHS
Second and Fourth Wednesday
at 1880 p. m. at the Masonic
temple
HARDIN LIONS CLUB
Meetings held the second and
fourth Monday at $50 at the
Masonic temple.
HARDIN FLYING CLUB
Meets the first Monday of ev-
cry month.
Jf1lv1IS LOOA IOS1 NO. 40
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS
Meets at city hall at 1870 p. m.
the first and third Mondays
of every month.
JAMES LOUK POST NO. 74s1
VFW AUXILIARY
Meets first and third Monday
of every month at 8 p. m. at
the grade school gym.
NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT
Meetings held the first and
third Monday of every month
in the Masonic temple at 8
p. m
ORDER OF DEMOLAY
FOR BOYS
Meets first and third Wednes-
day of each month.
CHAPTER L, P. E. O.
Meetings held the first and
third Wednesday of every
month at 7:3O.
ORDER OF RAINBOW
FOR GIRLS
Meets first and third Tuesday
at 7:S0 p. N. at the Masonic
temple.
HARDIN RIFLE CLUB
Meets every Wednesday evening
at the grade school.
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Charles Lundberg and Tavner
Walker, scoutmasterS.
Troop No. so, Boy Scouts of
America meet every Tuesday at
7:30 p m. in the grade school
! gymnasium.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-05-22
Merit AWdrds Given
All Boys And Girls
In Nutiondl Meets

More than $317,000.0O worth
of merit awards are offered in
1947 for superior achievements
Evening star., 1947-03-02
OSO Boom: Radio Amateurs Again Crowd the Air

An 8O-and-40-meter port
able rig" built into an old
phonograph case, was demon
strated at a recent meeting
by W3ECP-Col. Edwin S. Van
Deusen, 371l Mckinley street
NV. During the war Col.
Van Deusen was in charge OF
motor transport procurement
for the Army. e
The outfit, weighing only
80 pounds, is a complete sta
ton, including batteries. tele-
graphic key, earphones, an
tenna; ground rod made from
an old rifle barrel, ground
clamps, frequency monitor,
crystals, extra coils and tubes,
logbook, and all the neces-
sary tools for repair. Using
only two watts of power,
Col. Van Deusen has worked
all States east of the Mis-
sissippi and several farther
West with the set. At one
time he operated it from a
rowboat in a lake, using a
small helium balloon to lit
the antenna.
A forthcoming project OF
the club is typical OF the CO.
operative spirit of ham radio.
In conjunction with the Fed.
eral Chess Club here, a Phlla-
delphia chess club and Phlia-
delphia hams, the. group
plans this month to conduct a
chess tournament by short
wave.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

LIAM RADIO has grown up
IA Only a week after the
Japanese surrender was an
nounced, the Federal Com
munications Commission re-
opened the first band of for
mer amateur radio frequen-
cies to its old use. Since then,
other ham bands have been
returned as rapidly as. prac-
ticable by a Government
which recognizes the value
of the amateurs work.
Such encouragement was
not forthcoming a generation
ago. At the end of World
War I, the American Radio
Relay League-the amateurs
organization-had to float a
bond issue among its members
in order to raise the money
with which to resume activi-
ties and urge off1cialdom to
lift the wartime ban. After
this was finally done, in Oc-
tober, 1919, technical ad-
vances made during the war
we're adapted to amateur use
and real "DX"-distance-
work on short wave lengths
was a dream come true.
In the period between wars,
hams compiled a brilliant
public service record, provid-
ing communications for ex-
petitions and in disasters
when other means had failed.
When this country entered
World War II, licensing of
Evening star., 1947-03-02

amateurs who passed the re-
quired FEC exam continued,
but station privileges were
suspended. Most of the ham
frequencies we're allocated to
military use, including propa-
ganda networks and facilities
for rebroadcasting overseas
commercial programs ortgi-
mating in the United States. In
June, 1912, a volunteer net
work known as the War
Emergency Radio Service was
established to help with
civilian defense. Most Of the
operators were former hams.
Hams themselves were
changed by the war. Many
of them served in the armed
forces and received training
in electronics and engineer
ing methods to augment
their knowledge of radio.
Others did exacting work in
laboratories.
Local operators say the
trend is away from the
"tinkerer" with no engineer
ing background. Those ques-
toned say there is at present
a furry of new operators who
lack training, but they pre-
dict these soon will become
discouraged and look to less
complicated hobbies when
they find themselves showed
under by "old hands" or
young but skilled war veter-
ans. As one ham put 1t.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

Club, which meets the second
and fourth Saturdays Of the
month in the Columbia
Bowling Alleys building. Be-
sides the regular meetings
and occasional social func-
tions, the organization spon-
sors frequent field day trips
Ito test equipment), and par
ticipation in ARRL-conducted
DIX contests and sweepstakes.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
By LUCY McCLENoN

1.-The average home sts tion on
the air today is equal to the
best built before Pearl Har-
bor," so the experimenter with
sub-standard equipment or
knowledge hasn't much
chance on the air.
Headquarters for local
hams Is the Washington Radio
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-11-01
THE HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD
By Sam Walter FOss

There hermit souls that live withdrawn
In the peace of their selfcOntent;
There souls like stars, that dwell apart,
in a felloWless armament:
There pioneer souls that blaze their paths
Where l-o highways never Gan;--
But l.t n- live ia house by The side o. the road
-lierJ to man.
-e ID d l4as- Is ID, sac ul tie road
u-u 10 uys
GOOD. Tho are tad
sod and as bad
would sit in scorners seat,
o. hurI The cyncs ban;
Let me live iii q house by the side Of the road
And be a friend
from my house by the side of the road,
b the side of the highway of life
The mon who press with hope
Tae who ale faint with the strife
But I not AWAY from their smiles nor their tears
Both parts of intimate plani
Let live a house by the side of tie road
And BE friend to
Z know there are brook-gaddeu meadows ahead,
And mountains of wearisomc height;
That the road passes through the long afternoon.
And stretches away the night.
still I rejoice when the travellers rejoice,
weep with the strangers that
Not live in my house by the side of the road
Like a who dwels alone.
Let live in my house by the side of the road,
Where the of man go by
They they bad they weak they strong
Wise, fooish-so am I,
Then why should sit in the scorner's seat,
Or hur the cynic's ban?-
Let me live in house by the side of the road
And be a friend to
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-11-01

Please see to It that all death GER
iiHcataS for deceased members of
YOUR lodge have been properly filled
out and are in tie Office.
Please see TO it that the policies
hclorging to the decease4 members
If odge are ethel Il the hands
OF the local rresi dent, the benefici-
aries or the office.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-11-01

beneficiaries. who viii be present in
the Board before the claims are
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-11-01

! PITTSBURGH - Cleanliness al
ithc source is important to the
'proit-wise dairy farmer. Correct
sanitation means less chance Of
disease attacking the herd and
thus cutting production and profits
land it means low bacteria count,
easily marketable, milk. PittcideJ
used in 200 ppm. solution forl
'Milking and milking eQuiprentd
cows ud3srs, workmen's elothinel
unilk house equipment, and as q
rinse for bottles and milkers1
hands assures greater sanitation. Al
stronger 1850 ppm. solution is
recommended for floors, stalls andI
other parts of the baEn. and milkI
+, houses.
NOTICE TO II. b. A. PRESIDENT
WHO HAVE DECEASED
MEMBERS
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-11-01

The Echo is only published twice
.,er month. the first and fifteenth Of
,ach mo tn. If you will read your
roner r. sely you will note that Il
- ed semi-monthly
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
Odnfiaouno

slnIdblid, bes ab,ctcns ,n!icrsr
aeliebten Wtutter lno ssralt
Sofia SduiSt
bon 8arp, Sno., iagen mir un'eren
innisIten Sanf aus allcn @aful'ntell
Nad,barn umo Srelmosn 'iir lire
SeiluaIme u1ro Srmpnthia, nlc lie
llns entgesengetrad)t bacon IN Ser
3eit unieres idJlperen SeIOc5.
Oanf Gep. q. s. Sii0iing iiir
sic troItreihen @orte III HruSin
G1apel lmo am 8rabe, ioruie 3lreiS
40 ,mo 26 bon 8arp, alldl allelI ear=
tragern bes 3,ucis 40, aud, iiir Gle
prad)tpoaen g!llmenipenoen. 'o!pie
Oem Central GerbaiuS fiir prrr:pte
slus5a5lune oes Stcrceseloes, Nenl
2eihcltbeitatter SSobn Gru5in iiir
feline feline 8eoienl,ng, ul,h 5enen Die
tire autos sur Seriilglug geitcllt
baben.
Gihael Sdmibt uno SOhuc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20

Mmtsbrl,oer, Efarrer Sopp lnO feline
franfe srau ans Ser3.
Efarrer Sopp lebt gegc,hpartig IN
fralufe ssral. Gr lebt gcgenapGrtig II!
Stalien, lit IN Scot uno Der @eiunO,
beits5uItanS iciner ber5franfen 6ran
uerIhlehtert iid) BON 3ag 81 Sag.
Seine Scot lit groBer alS oie meinige,
feline Nus4punoerlmg IN geregeltere
9erbGltniiie bril,genber uno Silic al
linn notlpa,,oiger ols an mir. Sd)
gebe Gud feline storeiie nit Scr @itte,
81 raten uno 81 belfen:
Yfarrer @erlnrO Sopp, Stilfes,
Yoit Gu,npo 81 SrenS (9ol5ano),
Stalp.
Sd, peri0nlib per5ihte altf eincll
Sorteil, Ser mir 5lrgeoaft ,uar, 5ll-
gu,titen meines gr,,oers, ser oieier
Silfc orin9enoer Ibeoarf.
9tlul bobe ih meme Bitten Gud)
segeniiber allsgeiproden. Ger liehe
@Ott legne Grdh Oab SIR bieIe 8it-
ten 10 red)t peritebt ,pie iie 9cnleiht
iinS llno ge6e Glld, in bieier @eib.
nahts- unb gteuiabrs5eit 6rieoe,
Ireuoe luno &raft lmo 3eige Gub 0ell
gl,ten @eg ser liebe, oen Gr uns
bur6 ieinen lieben SoDne flmotat.
sort gu belfen, 100 Silfe nott,,t.
Sd iprede oieie Bitten NIT Wii.
len meines Stabtpfarrers uno Se'
fans aus unb mill Cure 2ie6esgd6el'
nl,6 in 8erat,lng NIT ibm, oem oas
SMdlal ber 0liidtlinse aud febr
m Ser3em lieet, iorgfaltig uruo &C.
re6t berteilen.
Gmpfamget aud i'm 9tamen aller
&ein1atsloien, mei,,en inniglten
Brlib gum 8eibnadtsfeite uno s,,r
asabresauenoe 46-47.
Glaer 1ifar Gbuaro ltngar
13a Sul5bad), 9afnersgroben 23S
Cberpfal3, Germany. Il. g. u. Gone.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20

oentcn uno Sefrctdre Der ein5elnen
Cr9anifotionen
Gbenio perocn uniere Yolts9enoi,
fen bon nab uno fern gcbeten, 10 3abl.
reid tpie moelid aud) als Yripat.
Herionen (Nidt- -gertreter) 81, oieier
@eriammll,ng gu fomnten ,,nb BE-
ionoers iino oie 6raucn baau ber5,
lidlt eingeIaoen. Oie Mitglieoer oes
&omitees iino in ser Sage, alsfiibr.
Ii6eu gerid,t 81, gebcn iiber sic Ser
menoung ser Biz iett aeiammelten
@eloer unS iiber Sic Gage ser einsel'
men 9liihtlinas-2aaer.
6erner miro Elm Sratcns&omitee
aufidluB eeben ii6er Sic Sommll,ng,
Gerpaduns uno Gerlhidlr,s bon
Meioern mo 9sobrl,nssrnitteln nu
ale in GROCER SCOT lebepoen @olfsse'
noiien in europa. Gbenio ,peroen eis
ne Mnsabl Gerionen 1T oieier Ser
ianunl,,ns perIonlid erideinen Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
Hms uiles. Uhie
3,ueis 20.

Gs oiene aeen 8riibern sur ge
fdlligen gtahriht, oab oie regeI,
mabige &eriammI,lng am Sonltag
Den .. 0fir5, INN 3 llbr nafmittags
ltattfiiloet. Seoer gri,ber lit berslid
eingelaoen bieier Geriamnlll,na bel
5lllpobnen.
Sa iebr tpittise uno piele 8eid)Gi.
te 81, beidlieBen iino, ioIIte fein ein'
siger 9rlloer feblen. @ir babcn audi
eine 8elege,tbeit eircr reuen Ganoi,
hnten ein5l,fiibrn. gs ap1re am Ylasc
CAB oie 9riioer iid befannt MAIDEN
nit oieism il,ngen gr,toer.
gSir baben uuh cineu Selcgateu
81 ludDlen fiir bie .oiesidbrige Som.
pention in Canton, 8.
SrieSrih Shea, Hrot. SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20

sSriserife, Srene uilu. gegeben l,,,o im
Sa,lptfomitee iinb sSdapelter Sui.
&artman, 5el.: 24-52O ,mo 2ouiic
.Welllnan, Tel.: 84=266. Die Sdape-
Stern nit 0ieien 9samen m0een iicb
bite an Sas eenannte Sa1ptfomitec
lpenoen
I'm 5ablreihen 8eill6 miro gebe.
ten 81 San am 8. Mdr5, 1880 l1br
a5enbs itattfinoenben &artenpartie.
Sn> Der 8erianmlllng aperoen Der
idieoene ISdaueitern aaffee ier6ieren.
sfn Ser Afeibe iillo Sic Sdeueitcrn !:
Sopbia Sfhpar5, !Sernline SfsparS,
Mnralia Sd)nea, Marie Sdnliot, g..
Sdneiher, 9foiina Sdneiber, Gliia-
betb Sdueioer, Warie Sdenfer, 6.
Sbn,ibt, Marie Sanher, Negina
Salrnen, Matiloa Salrnen Saro
Ginger, slnna Staifeno, Marie
Sablaf. s(nna $ann, setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
6irden ssranen &erein.

Gs oiene alien Sdaueitern sl,r
Nadriht, Dab Sic nddite Geriomnl.
hung ON Sonntaa, Sen %. sscbr.,
2:3O llbr ,udmlittcgs in ser Conn.
tagldlltle obgebaltelr miro. slHe 6ra,l,
Ell iil,o eriud)t ornpeIeno su ieis,,
oenn icit Counting, oen 9. Sebr,,ar,
babcn mir einen nellen Yfcrrer
&onn1t alle.
SSn letter Gerianunlllng tprrbcn
Sic nel,er 9eumtinnen initollicrt lmo
aIle oeriprad)cn ouS Bette su tln fiir
Sen &ercin.
9tah bieier %crlamnllltng perocn
6rnl Marp Gaiboouar nno isral,
Marp Scli llns nit &aficc uun SIT
chen bepirter1. slnnu S0perjer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
5drbsisrbes Dtlfsnerk
Jotres.perian,mlmne am Is. Scbruar

nur Dor fur5en, aus Siebenbiiraer
lno aus Oeiterreih beriiber getor1
men lino unS oesbalb oils slugen5e,l
gen rnbeoinat 5uuerldiiigen Muiidlui
geben f0nnen iiber sic oortigen Ser.
bdltniiie uno iiber eitselne Berionen
Seoer Silfsbereite lit auillton1,nen!
@er ieooh aus ir9eno cinem @run
Se oieier &ilfsarbeit ablebneno sesen.
iiber itebt uno nibt mitbelfen ipiu.
miro eebeten, nidt in sic @eriamm-
lung 81 fommen, a,m sic bilfsbereite:s
Manner unb Srauen in ibrer Mrbeii
nidt 81 it0ren.
ssm Suffrage Ses Sm,pt-&omitees
0r. Sans SoiieI, @oriitenoer.
Or. 90. ". g hneiSer, SefretGr.
pc. Mm MbettS ocsIelbcn Cages
miro inn @eitieite rSobienbeim bas
Sbeateritiid "aanpf I'M Gott" aui-
geiiibrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
3ipeia 40.

ME reaelnldEige Gcrlonllnil,na
oes 3lpeis 40 miro am 13. Sar5,
j :inr ,na6nl;tiass in Sadicnbain
e...,ebalte,1.
Sim Gomitee iiir &oi'cc unS au'
hcn ST ieuieren iino: NSor9aret
@,rgman Splcn clergyman. ltarga-
ret YiIlenbers. 5ilis 9iroer sDfaria
8inoer, 9eity S'Somei Club Guns
len, Sanna Carlton. Scpl!tn &atb.
SfiIler ihl,rJ Stuei re,,e M!tglister
Dor, Nitta MasOori D,ergc Sd,icb.
Sdnu. Wturia ShaieI icteufte hem
3,peis 40 einen Yceis. &'r boben
porlGuiig feline franten ScllpcitcrH.
Sara Slipn, Ger.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20

@hIub BON ,Seite 4.

i;ldbes 0ebdd 1pie alT Ser Snlinidt
CIbaden.
s!lle 9tadybarn erlebtsn cini9e irobe
uno iehr uergnihete Shmoeu 5us
!drnmen slle Sic altcn l.d,l'thcn
uno OrutI tIdcn 2ieoer nurocn sein.
pcn. 9. &pllin1er tru.' an;cc @e-
b:d.e por. Die 2ieoer iuurHen hieies
sesaw nit GefiibI geil;rgcn. ipeIi mir
allc al bie lieben Inaeborigcn in
Ser alien Seimat Nahtea, tpclte eln
10 groBes Shidlal irugcH nliiiien.
.Siebcnbiirgen Suno DcS Segclls "
.pie linaI nlnn oas alta cinhrlf3uoile
2ieo bellte mits itnperbemeoter Ser
gen. sln Dem Salhins iehlten &err
l,no Srau sscbn Getrr. Die i'm 'ons
nieen California oui aaiien In1b. Gin
Selegranm nit Sen be'tel @ratlllas
tionen fir cine gcniii!;de .5a'hina
spar iebr !pillfomneu bon Sen &e=
tri's. @ir hoffcn oab mir Die SSa'f,s
ing nod lange Sabre liz 10 aenli;t-
Iifer @eile Sllanm1eu feieru lperNcn,
a,m oie Ifonen guten iG6iiidJen Sit
ten unN @,ebrGlhe bier nuTretht 5u
erbalten. @eIten Sanf S,err l,nH
iruu S. @iuoer, Ioiuie Den fad bar.
0itern lrno -Miittern fir Sic ic;ne
8e,uirtltng.
Mer ipollen bleipen mot mcr ieng,
8ott belt as emit lb Gnoen.
8ott lei nit inns allen bis llGdi.es
Sahr. u. 5. 2lnoer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
3lueig %

balt cine &artcnpartie m Samstag,
Den 1. War5, 7 llDr abenos ab, ipps
SIT allie Wfitglieoer, sSrellnbe ulto @e-
fannie ionic 3aueig 20 eingelaoeil
limo. Silr GrTriidung lmo GILES OIL
Ocre miro Sas aonitee Gorge traocn.
sSerner mDdte icb befannt. anad)ei,
baB alnlere n0d)itc Geriamnllmg am
Sonntaa, Den >. Wtars, = llbr 1rad).
nittags gcbalten miro. Mle SdNue'
itern iino gebeteE Scr 9erlammllnn
tbetSllpnbnell.
g. 8iilttber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20

lonmlung apltroe beidloiien Sic Ser
lanmI!,ng piil1ftlih I'm, 3 llhr on5u-
iargen. Arn bite liebe Shlpeitern
alno griiocr tonlmt allc in Seit ipenu
es MIR nl0glid, lit. Nah Ser Ser.
Imnnllltlng ipcroen Sic 9Hiiimcr ibr
Ndbden Nier arnlnhcu lnlS sic
Tra,len .perSen cillen gultcn 2,nt
ierbieren. Gatb. Seiler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
N,,S Salem, Uhie
Slpeig is

Stueig Is
Gs Duroc ein Ncidj.u6 gas
iobt Samstas, Sen %. ;sebruor, ein
&artenpartic
ab'ubalten su 9uniter hes &iifss
fllnbs fir Guripa. Sas Sil'Sfcmitce
bat Sic Mrbeit in Sdnoeu. MS luirb
alles aufs bette arrany,ercn. 9llio
bite tontnlt cinnal auc tercus uno
labt uns belfen sic s;rt ser arn,eu
beorlnaien Sadyien Scnii,en 81
linoern. gSir baben ni,rllitb oluei
9rieie erbalter, luelhe beit.i.'aen o,.b
oie Eafete al,d ridtis anronmen
uno pcrteilt iperoen no lie am meiltan
not tim. GergeBt niht tltrc Gaben
gum Sad)ienbeim 81 briagen.
&atb. 8lneId, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
5eitbilN int Spieeel
Ser preNe:

Tas Senotsfcmitee fir sltom
sner9ie. oas iebt bie grnennunaen
IN eie DauerfoninriilioM III Grauig
llng iiebt, fat, i6reibt oas y9esWtoi.
nes 9iegiiter", vein poafon,mepS
Ne6t barauf ii0 a,l ii6er5el,gen, oaE
Die &ommiliion bos @eies porbemlt
los 81 reipeftieren beabiihtiet, .uel
cbes ibre Gerant1uortliGfeit feltlcgt.
Seoodb .. eincs iener Oi,pe, ,peld)e
es nidt 81, tiln lbral,dt, llno m,h nitt
tim ioQte, tit es, 5l,5ulallen, bab De-
nmgogen uno engitirnise 9sationali.
iten uno Mnbieocrer sic &omiteeper-
bore als eim Jorlm belu,sen um
neuerlid) cine 9reife slt legcn slpi-
iden 3ipi(s ,uo NiilitiraSuliniitra-
tion."
Die ~@albington Yoit" beslueiieii,
baB Sefrctdr Snpber piel miro tlm
f6nnen ltm sic 900 ,mo etlide 9Gu.
oe Ser slltf5eidmneeu bon Serrn
Morsentbau 5l'ltanoe 81 brinsen.Gic
gteigllng leitel,oer 8eamter, lolde
InfSeidn,lngen ols perionlifes Gt'
gcntlm ST betrahte,r, hat 5lueifels
los sic Sanfticu zines lal,se be-
itebel1ben 9ratd)es Ser gan5e
@raud, ifeint imS nidt eimpanoirci.
Sic Sdupieriafcit ciler etuaigen
aeleslid)en 9eltinunmg, oie cine fol-
te @egdaff,.ng perbieten apiiroe,
p lGge oarir, 81, Oefinierell, iuas cine
roffiSielIe Muiseihnung" ilt"
Die vNeu Oort Seralo Sribune'
bat nidts ein5,npenoem oagegen, OaB,
lpie beridtet ,pir5, sic Serei,,isten
Staaaten beldloiien bobeu, Stub.
lanos bebarrlider Soroerllng nad
Snangrifinabine elmer allgenleinen
slbriiitllng sl,gleif) NIT Scr sltom-
foutroae nidt SIT opponieren. SieS
rleet sen 8eoanfen nabe, oaB sic
omerifaniide Yolitif iett einels Ell
nigernlaben er0berenTealisnll,s rnb
cine einigermaBen groBere 3uueriibt
annimmt.
sSsn cinem 2eitartifel in ser ssornl
zines Sfienen 8rieies an rie &or'
greBmGnncr pou ytcau s)orf rcgt
Norman Goriins in ser vSatllrbap
&epieau Of literature" Sic Woglih-
felt elmer Beietga6,rng itber 8rup.
penperleumol,ng an als cine epentlt'
eue Metbooe, NIT s(ngriiicn auf rai'
iii1e uno religioie 0ti,oritGten fer
tie5,nperoen. vSSit es niGt cine Sro.
ME-" bei st tes oarin, rSnb Sobu Soe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
Sallentuartitellen tper6en nafant.

0a ,rnlere Sallentpartltelle 10 aub
Sic Country Club 8ertpalteritelle IRE!
miro m 1. slpril 1947, ,peroen alle
griioer, oie li6 Tim bie Stellen inter.
eiiieru, lire Sfierten in oergeri iamm.
lung am Z. Gebr,,ar einaubdnoigen.
MQe Sfferten na6 Dem Gatl,m sper.
SEN nidyt beriidlid)tigt.
9. S. Sontid|, Sefr.
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3ipci 81.

3tpei 81.
slIle ltitalieoer ,pollen geialligll
sir &enntnis nehnlen, Na6 ant %.
Tebrllor Gin
Slaii-Sall
fiir sic Iinocr obgebalten ,piro. @ir
bitten alle Glterll ibre &iltoer bersll.
brilgcn Sir cinen galteu nSreat"
iorgt Nas &on1itee.
Sulallnu G6miiher 9, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-20
Oonuerstas, ben 20. sebrmar 1947

,penn er alsGinaeIperion ,,ngeredter'
rpeiie in @ort ooer Sbrift geifmtabt
o6er berIeurn0et tpiuo, Ole M0glid'
feit bat, iid) 5u tpebren; tpdbreno Der
clbe Sobn Doe, uls MitgIieo elmer
@r,,npc, Sic nrrlcmhcriith nngcgril.
fen tuirb, oieGeid)t noD gr0pcreS in'
opi0ltcllc5 2ci0 erSub0tn lrtn6, cbne
bein 8eIet eine 3ufllldt 81 firoen?
Sobal0 es einntal cine 8ruppcnper.
le,mto,,ng Gals frin,inellen 8egrilf)
gibt, idreibt GoltIius, ~biirften Die
Sotalitarianer es iih nidt ospei,,eal.
ionOern sinan5igmal ii6erlegen, be-
Dor fie iid) in einem ,lnuerantuoort'
liben slnsriTf tpa9en."
Gr. gbol,ning ssrotbilugbmn be.
bailptet int vMtlantie Montblp",
oab yablreifc slmerifaner llnslts
lGnglihe dr3tlide 6iiriorge erbalten,
uno tritt fir eine obligatorfide @e'
il,nobeitsneniiterl,rg Elm. i'm @egen'
| iot 5u elmer freitpillisen &eritderun9
@ei eineln Glut freiapilliger Ser
iid,erllng auiiroen. tpie ct boraltsiiebt,
sic yieiden io1pie iene, bie ,nit ibrer
@ell,nobeit Sasaro ipielen, orauben
6leiben, al,f oieie @eiie Sic 3abl Der
&eriiheruussnebmer nerrineern uno
bclpirfen, Dab Sic HrIiniell fir
sic meiiten amerifaniid,en 5an1ilien
sll bod sperOen. Gr benrerft di,d, 6oii
Sic bereits beltebe,toen freiepilligen
Scrliderlngen neber ai.f l,ngapobn'
lid,e Notit,nosfdlle alnpenbbur finO
als aui porbelrgemobe meoi5iniide
8ebanbl,mg 1luo friibe 0iagnoie".
Sblisatoriid,e geriider,tna baeegen,
Die aalf eil1em per5entueQen Gerbalt.
MS s,,m Girfa,rtinen ber,rben tpiiroe.
ihreIbt er, spiir6e nidt nnr alien eine
ir5tlibe 8efiirlorgulug bieten, ION.
oern ipitroe al,f) cine intime Mrat.
Eatient=ge5iebune fir iolde Herio.
men ermGgliden, sic friiber gessprn.
gen ,parelh iit an cine &linit 5u
apencen. Or. sSrotbingbam betont mil
beipnocren Naforltd, oob omf
@rlmb zines ioldmn Blanes oer ga.
tient fraie Merstetpabl baben ,piirSe,
0ieienigen, sic bie MGglidfeiten iiir
einc ofientlihe Meoi3in ituoiert ba.
ben, id)dsen, id)reibt er, SAB oie 4C
MiGiarben Collars, Sic aIliabrlid) III
Sen Gcreinisten Staaten fir dr5tliGc
9cbanollmg uusgegeben lueroen, &C.
niiaen ipiiroen, .,un ser gai,sen We.
poltcr,ing cine quite, 'ia,bipiM,cne BE-
iiiriorgllng 81 iicGern uno gleid,scitig
oie s(er5te in al,selncilener &eilc 81,
bonorieren."
9ie "Gbicaao 9ailp 9sefps" lit
Ser Mniicbt, baB 8eneral Marfball.
als SctretGr oes Stuats, .an I'm.
iere Eolitif icbt in alobalen gegrif'
fen ocnfern nub. Sir iid) allein be-
trahtet, eribeint l,nler &urs it
China rmgliidlclig uno cr,1icoriger6.
&iinitige Gntuidlun9en iueroen ibw
ocilleiht nls eineu fleineren Bug iN
einem Niplonatiihen Elnn bon sueit
grGberer Dteirinpcite cntbiiGen."
9as 6ernieben erirellt iid) mod
ienSer gcliebtbeit. sl6er II, ser 9sdbe
bleibt boS Ylidielb 6cgrenst.
etns Ste nns sure ausetSst1ea
Oitslicb I'm Qruntenberetn nnD
K.u@.oI 0Q.~k omN0 Na.,&,, s>yAhI 3><rA