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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-12-05
Huge Need E. F.. Huge Reserves

Research scientists have determined that with the
exception of Southeastern Europe extending eastward
in belt several hundred miles wide to Manchuria,
narrow strip Central Africa, small portion
Australia, similar amount in South America and the
rich black belt of Central and Mideastern United States
and Canada, soils in varying degrees of mineral
deficiency. Most notable examples Southern India
and all of China proper where much of the contains
less than third of the mineral necessary for
quantity and quality production Even here America
it is estimated that in of 80 per table
land suffers from mineral deficiencies principally phos
phoric acid
Paradoxicaly in the midst of all this want several
sections of the world extremely rich in deposits of
phosphates and other soil minerals World phosphate
reserves total 26,3S1 $4,000 metric TONS of which
slightly half lie within continental United States
OF the 900 metric tons in this country over go
per cent or slightly less than million metric tons lie
in Wyoming Idaho, Utah and Madison County, Montana
With hardly exception, particularly here in this
country all these huge deposits readily accessible
for the production of fertilizers.
Careful research shows that, although much of the
agricultural land of the earth lacks sufcency of one
or minerals because of the availability of these
minerals this be remedied By and complete
utilization of these mineral resources is possible to
substantially increase the worlds supply for CEN
turtles to come.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-12-05
Calls For a $64 Answer

Willard Fraser of Billings, in announcing for con-
gress poses $64 question: How the same people
VINO presently are vigorously opposing return to
price controls police state and foreign methods
at the same time be ferVish in their support of uni
Versal military CONSUMPTION for the youth of the
counry?'
That's good question and it should give the saber
rafting leadership of the Legion plenty of ground for
crania contemplation. Incidenty for better picture
OF what's behind this drive to put a permanent
peace time draft see article on page by Brig Gen H.
c. Holdridge, Ret.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-12-05
NTEA Attack on Co-ops Fascist, Patman

Washington -FP The hueand-cry against co-operaves>
spearheaded by the National Tax Equality
business hackers like the attack of the Fascist party
Italy and labor Rep Wright Paman 3D. Tex) told
the house and means committee November 20
Considering revision of the co-ops the commit
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-12-05

OF pHUSpIIdt6'
Since writing last weeks column
I've come across an article in Sue
cessful Farming, would Our Soil
Win Another WARP" by Jim Roe.
While, from a psychological stand
point, l think the title inappropriate,
the author nevertheless presents
picture of future soil conditions
which should be given consideration.
In emphasizing the Importance to
America of its soil, and it's ability to
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-12-05

Sen. Kenneth Whery (R. Neb.): Taft! Taft Every
Douy is always talking about what Taft to the
OPA - 40
IN the fellow that knocked out meat control and I'VE
done more to that bill than anybody else"
MUTE: Sen Wherry comes by his ability naturally
he's an undertaken by trade.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-12-05
A Record of Real Achievement

Not single case of tuberculosis was found among
the more than 100000 cattle Montana ranges last
summer thanks to the of preventative work done
by the state Livestock Sanitary Board It's only few
years back that countless numbers of cattle had be
destroyed here in Montana each year because of TB
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-12-05

let us briefly note of the potentialities well
planned, long term development of phosphate fertilizer
from the beds in Southwestern Montana neghboring
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-12-05

Last week this column presented general picture
the vital part played by soil minerals with particular
emphasis being placed rehabilitation of lands by
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-12-05
Disaster, Not Logic, Will Turn Trick

Disaster not logic nor understanding will bring an
MVA".-ROBERT LaFOLLETTE
!. !. =.
"Of all the things you wear your expression is
one of the most important "-Gibney G. Barton on
MICS Top-ofthe-Day
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Hitler Papers Show
He Hated Roosevelt
Most Of All Leaders

Third OF series OF stories based
on fragments OF the stenographic
notes OF Hitler's military staff
conferences.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
School Recognition Sought
For Navy Gun Factory

The Board of Education will corss
slider a Navy Department request
tomorrow for school board recogni-
ton of the four-year apprenticeship
training program at the Washington
Naval Gun Factory.
Favorable action would open the
way for apprentices seeking indus
trial jobs or further study in techni-
cal schools which require a voca-
tional high school diploma or its
equivalent, Associate Supt. Lawson
J. Cantrell said.
The Navy Department request will
be presented to the board by Sup
erintendent of Schools Hobart Corn
ing. He also proposes to submit a
plan which will create special certi-
ficates for graduates of the Navy
school.
Mr.. Cantrell pointed out that the
system has been adopted by school
authorities at navy yards in San
Diego, San Francisco and Long
Beach.
Gun factory apprenticeship courses
are being given to about 300 men,
The courses are equivalent to those
presented in public vocational high
schools.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Citizens Ask Weiqht
Sales Of Ice Cream

The Shepherd Park Citizens AS
sociation last night advocated the
sale of. ice cream in the District by
weight instead of volume.
DR.. Benjamin Striner pointed out
the present method of selling ice
cream is unfair to both the retailer
and the consumer since in the man.
ufacture of ice cream it is neces-
sary to. blow up the ingredients
with air to bring out the full flavor
and consistency of the product.
Under the weight system the con-
sumner would know exactly how
much ice iream he receives, DR..
Striner said. He added that the
sale of ice cream cones and sale of
ice cream for consumption on the
premises would be exempted for
practical reasons.
John Coffman, attorney for the
ice cream manufacturers, told the
group the sale of ice cream by
weight would mean an increase in
labor and might produce unsani-
tary conditions. 1t also would mean,
he said, the merchants handling
Evening star., 1947-02-18

| ice cream would have to obtain
scales.
.Stressing crowded conditions in
District schools, Mrs. K. B. Gardi-
ner pointed out Maryland pupils
are flowing into the District for
schooling offered for them by a
congressional law which permits
District and Federal government
employees living in Maryland and
Virginia to send their youngsters to
school in the District without pay
ing tuition.
Mrs. Gardiner pointed out the
Shepherd Park School had to evac-
uate its library to make additional
classrooms.
DR.. Benjamin Nasbaum, president,
Evening star., 1947-02-18
American Identified
In Boqotu Air Crush
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BOGOTA, Colombia, Feb. 18.-One
of the first five bodies recovered
from the transport plane which
smashed against E Tablazo cliff
Saturday was identified today as
Bene Slesin of New York City, one
of eight persons from the United
States to die IN the crash.
Rescue workers brought the bodies
to Bogota as investigators climbed.
the 9,000-foot peak and reported
that the DC-4 missed clearing the
summit by only 6 feet. The crash
took So lives, the highest death toll
in the history of commercial avia-
ton.
Mr.. Slesin was general manager of
United Artists, motion picture dis
tributors, in Bogota.
Evening star., 1947-02-18

said his two children must use the
library facilities at the Jessup Blair
School in Takoma Park, at an an
nual fee of So per child.
A resolution was passed asking
that the Board of Trustees, in
charge of the civilian defense fund
in the community, turn over the
$500 now in their hands to the citi-
zens for use in the area.
The monthly meeting was held
in the Shepherd Park School. Four
teenth and Kalmia streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
|Lundover Hills Group
Uroes School Bonds

A resolution supporting a $500, 900
bond issue for construction of new
public schools in Prince Georges
County was adopted by the Landover
Hills Citizens Association at its
February meeting.
The association also petitioned the
County Commissioners to support
Legislation to obtain maximum State
aid for additional school facilities.
Evening star., 1947-02-18

Christ SOll Georgetown Rd Bethesda Rev. Otto Scheutze
FAITH Lee Blvd and Jockson Arlington Rev. Robert Long
COOP sH5PHERD Broddoek and Lutoy Alex Rev. A. eyson
GRACE, 4300 Sixteenth ST. NV, Dr.. Gerhard Lensk
ST. MATTHEW'S 18th and Kentucky Sc, Dr.. Bernard Holm
TAKOMA, 7th and DohIio NV. Rev. J. Adrian Pfeiffer
AUGUSTANA SYNOD
ApGUSTANA, near 18th NV, Dr.. Clarence r. Nelson.
PEACE, NJ 24th and Buchanan Arlington Rev. Joel Lundeen
MISSOURI SYNOD
sETHlEHEM Ihurs 24o7 Minnesota sE Rev E. 6. Rokow
CALVARY 1901 Georgia, Silver Spring; Chopon Weber.
CHRIST, 18th and Gootn NV, Rev. Wiom K Bruening
iMMANUEL, 1900 RUSSELL Alexandria; Rev. W. Mensne.
MT. OllVET, 1926 Vermont Ave. NV, Rev. Wm sehiebeI
OUR SAVIOR. 9th and s. Toyo Arlington; Rev. P Kovosch
TRINITY, 4th and NV, Rev. H. NJ. Henns.
TRINITY Both and Bunker Mount Roine Rev Edwin Piepow
UNITED LUTHERAN
ATONEMENT, NJ CopitoI and R. H. Rev. PouI Reoser.
GEoRGEIoWN. Wisconsin and Voto NV, Rev. H. E. Beoty
HOLY COMFORTER, 1919 AIobomo Sc, Rev. H. L. Rhodes
KELLER MEMORIAL Maryland ond 9th NE, Dr.. Simon.
LUTHER PLACE, 18th and NV, DR.. L. R. Tobor.
OUR REDEEMER 2255 9th NV, Rev. j. H. somersi|Ie.
REFORMATION 2l2 E. CopitoI Dr. BockweIder
Revs. Horn Keller
RESURRECTION, Powhoton ond Washington Blvd, ArI.;
Rev. Johnson
ST. Marks INCARNATION, 14th and eoIotn NV.
DR.. Monken
ST. STEPHENS 1911 Brentwood Rd Me- Rev. L. M SchuIze
ZION. New Hampshire and Buchonon NV, Rev. E. R. Bey
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
Hdmner uno meGer

Seoer bon uns nimmt taglib eth
Meiier in ote &uno. &aum elmer miro
6ariiber naboetfcn, mas oieies Wort
eteentlid beoeutet. Ser ipraheeididt-
lid 1neeidulte, apo5u audi tueite &rei'
ie ser @ebiloeten eeboren, miro au.
nddit einen 3ufammenbang NIT 6en,
@ort meiien beritellen 1polIen. Damit
befinbct er iid auf bem &olstpee.
Obtpobl 6as @ort 10 fura lit, lit
es cine 3uiammeniet,,ng. SIN sllt.
bohbeutiben bieb es me3ai.rabs' ooer
mes3i-iabs. Ser erite Sell oes @or.
tes bebel,tet 'Speiie unb bat iih in,
oeutiden @ort Metttuurit ,,no i'm
eneIiiden @ort r,neat" 80 5leiid)
erbalten. Der atpeite 1eil lit Sen 2a.
teinern in ser nerpanoten iBorm
,Eorum" - Gelien, Stein befannt.
@eiier beoe,ltet bemnad Speiieitein.
bas beibt, bas iteinerne Merf5erg,
oas in Der Stein3eit gum 3erleeen
Ser Speiie 6iente. Sm geumen Der
Sadien itedt nod bas @ort Sods,
oas uripriinglih cine iteinerne @afie
beoeutete.
@ultureeihihtlih ebenio inter-
eiiant lit Ser Same fir Elm anOercs
@erf3eue, Sen Sammer. Seine ur.
ipriinsIide Beoe,,tune lit Stein,
Iud oieies @ort tpeilt uns IN urge.
ididtlide 3eiten auriid. Ser Ra,ne
bIieb, aIs oie Sdnuner nidt mebr aus
.stein, ionSern ans 8ronse ,lno GiIcn
hergeiteut ,puroen. Ser briibmte
Sprad)forid)er grnit @aiier5ieber
tpeiit oarauf bin, oab Ser ilatuiid,e
@ortitanim fir Stein - Sam nit
benz oeutiden @ort Samme- ,unoer=
tpanSt lit unb in ben oeutlhen Srts.
namen Gben,nib, Stu6bentammer,
@amen5 borliegt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
3tpeig %.

gs biene allen SdnpeItern our ge.
faaisen 9eadrift, oaB mir Die rescl.
mabi9e BeriammIung Sonntae, ocn
t3. Suli, nadrnittaes 2 llbr abbaltsr
Sn hieier geriammllne miro oas
1riifunesfomitee Den baIbiabrigen
5iuau5berid)t abseben. Sd boife, oob
iif) Ole Sbtpeltern ale intereiiiercn
lmo IN oieie @eriammlune fommen.
Sn unieren 8erein baben mir tpie.
ser cine Sdnpeiter ais Nitelieo n,f.
eenommen, bic MIR unIdngit bon orii.
ben aus ser alten 9etmat' eefommen
lit. gs ut Sfsp. Sophia giienburger.
Sic periprah Dem gerein lInb Gen.
trail 8erbnno Elm treues Mitelieo gu
iein u,to INNER 5,,suniten oes Ser.
ems 81, orbeiteh. @lud auf eopbie,
ih boffe uno tpiinihe ou tiit oih aud,
mobl fiiblen i'm areiie oeiner Mit'
ihpeitern.
Inna Sann Yr.sSefr.
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Mdtmns Mitsfieber bes 3meig %.

Mdtmns Nitsiieber bes 3,ueis q.
9iebe s1apeitern ibr bobt oQe ihon
geIeien i'm Volfsblatt ba6 mir bon
unierm 1ra,,en 8erein aus am 26.
Stunt in Der Snhienbolle Oiele @a.
fete padem iolten. Oas aomitee mar
iebr gut bertreten, alle sparen oa,
bod leioer feblte es an oet Saden
- &leiocr, gsabrunesn,itteln ,mo an
oeren Spesereien - sic gum eroBten
Beoouern nid,t eineefommen tparen.
Mus oieiem @rllnS mi,Bte oas
Baden uno Sfdden Der Nafete at Gle
lruten D,tnsernocn 9annsIe,lte pcr.
id)oben ,per6en bis nah ,,nierer Ser
iammlung. iuelde anl 13: Suli ab-
aebalten tpiro. r.. r ..
Gs ereebt nun 1ohmals Die bers.
lidlte 9itte an ale .liebe Shtpeitern
,8ommt uno brinst cure @aben nit.
8ie flein euer YGdhen aud lit. cs
miro nit 0anf ansenommen.
Dir baben nod INNER Die Sdipc'
itern aui alien Seiten ser Sta6t tuo
ibr cure 2iebessaben abseben fonnt.
gs iin6 Die Shlpeitern: aatb. 9eb.
man, &otb. @alhef, Nnna Serbert,
slnna SfmQer, 8eg. &linger, @ilb.
DeppHer unb Mnna &ann. Bel Die
len sdtpeftern fonnt ibr cure Sadc!l
ale dhgeben umo tieie Sd4oeiFrn
,per6en ol1eS tuos Tie erbalfen an Dem
genonnten Gag au,t 8erpafen mil
bringen.
Sor1ten Sdypeitern: fefne @elege:,'
beit babqn tire SdAen on Sic &C.
nannten Sdtpe1tern ab3u9eben, i,
bitte brinst alles in Sic 8eriammlune
am 13. SuIi. Bereebf nid)t liebe
sdtueitern, ibr hut es bod fir el,re
2ieben. Die oa 10 febr bungerfi.
Sd fnnM eun ole Hriefe nidt bie,
in Der 3eif,ing flnr lesen, aber If,
tDibt es ane fpie 6ro6 bic Rot ut; il
Idbf cute &er5sn Iprtd5eiF ob sbf nod
nriiseIfea mott ooef ni&f. Der lieb'
Gotl ,uirSf esa4 fee,sest fiis olfe cure
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03

aue @roba,er uno ibre Mnsebori.
gen iino aud oieles Sabr fre,nolid,
einseloSen gu unierer jdbrIi6en 3u.
fommenta,nft am Sonntag, oen 20.
|Suli, i'm Salemer Country Club an
9te,pgaroen Hoao. @ie ibr alle mibt
lit oieies sabr allies leidter au arrm-
eieren, 10 oas &omitee gibt iid oic
|grobte %ibe oas aQes am Hlat lit
tpas oie @robauer brauhen. go bite
bringt alien euten &umor nit uno
nidt perseiien einen gut pollgepad-
ten &orb, Damn tperoen mir nod. ein'
NAL cine ltnterbalh,ns boben, sic
nibt gu bereeiien lit. go bite fommt
iaae. Matbias 2iebbart, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03

in @ittel., Oft uno Siiooiteuropa
erfaBt frurbcn.
Sc CAB manderIei @riinbe, aparllm
nidt in Ser Gage gepeien iparen, Die
@arnungen bes Staatsoepartments,
beintsufebren, re6t5eitig 81 beber5i.
gen - es lit ioear oipeifelbaft, oab
mebr als elmer unter 5ebn i'm 9lus.
Lamb Iebenoen Mmerifanern oanals
iiberbaupt bieie @arnung erbielt.
Dies lit nur s,l peritdnolid, tuenn
man iid oie @erbdltniiie porlteut:
Tauien6e bon bielen amerifaniifen
8iirgern lebten iiber oas 2anb ber-
itrellt, in fleinen abgelegenen Dor.
fern - obne jeoen &ontaft, ia, obne
sic eerinsite M0elidfeit ba5u, nit
irgenopclhen omerifaniiben Sort
iularoertretuneen. esSn uielen oieier
Gambler br,,dte sic bon Ser Sfegier,.na
tbntrollierte ASreiie aud) iolherlei
Mitteilunsen amerifaniider aoniu-
late aarnid)t nb. - ODER tpenn lie es
tat, bradte iie sleid>5eitis sel,berrn=
gen iiibrenoer Mmeritaner geraoe I'M
gegenteiligen Sinne, nanllib oaB fei-
nerlei ariessgefabr beitdnoe, in gro
l,er Mufmadune beraus. Il,f oieie
@eile perbIieben oiele bieier Mmert'
foner, spie auh biele an0ere euro
pGer, poIlie inn llnflaren oariiber, ,pic
iid sic Oinee tpirflid sugefpist bot
ten - untlar auf baritber, trie
ibre @eeier,ng oabeim alles oara,1
ieste, iie beint5ibringen, ebe es d,1
ipdt tpar. Sene Inerifaner, bic ons
mails in oen 9epreiiionsiabren, in
oenen iie bier ibre Steaung nerloren
boben modten, in ibr nriprl'ngslano
a,,riidfebrten, tpeil lie oamals 9lal,b.
ten, in bcren 8illigfeit ,uiiroen ibre
amerifaniiben griparniiie langer
rei9en, als inn 2ar,oe bes Dollars.
tparen nun auf Sabre oes glenos unS
Der 8erit0r,,ng inmitten Der &riess-
furie geitranbet, uno iino es 5u tau-
ienoen nod, biz ibr Biirgerltatus
perifisiert tperoen fam. 81 ienel1
33, 900 Bis 39,791 in europa mill
fen audi nod mebrere talIeno bin0u.
eere6nef ,perben, Die IN oiiotiide'1
9dnoerp auf ibre @epatriierung mar
ten. MG oies mnht bic Mnfgobe Der
Mepntriiering gum einem Nieien"
,cyob" lnb erforbert, Dor allen Sin'
gen, y3eit. =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03

@dbet, bic ibr ben armen 3ufcmme,t
Inbt.
/ WsDt NIT frenoisesn &eraem -
Ibringt @nben in 6ie Beriammlune.
SeSe neinite @abe bilft NIT. Ser Gag
|oer Eerpndims auiro in Der 8er'
Eirmn,l,,,,9 feitgeiteIIt. Eg
Jn BET &offaune, ooB ibr olfe Die
len &mf folat fage id: sluf Bieoer'
iebenl $. Gam, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
Has peat,estesu,,, Utte
Aatnng!

0ie nddTte reeelmdbtge @eriamm.
lung beS Stpeia 80 finoet am Gr.i.
tas, punft 8 ltbr abenb,s itatt. MIe
8rii6er tperben biermit aufmerfiun
gemaht. oaB per 8eidlub miere
Sommerberianmlunee oen 6reitaa
nad bent eriten Sonntag inn Monot
Sunni, Suli, sluguit inb September
itattfinben. q. s. Sen,. sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03

gritoer tuer6en elib aIIe in @enntn;s
iesen, mo e,tre &ilfe am beiten be.
notist lit. @ir iino 6er feiten lleber.
5eugung ooB iih alle 8rii6er bcteili.
gen peroen an oieer @obItGtigfeits.
arbeit
4itte ni6t 81. uereeiien, loBt uns
ale mitbelfen. .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03

3 llbr nadmittags absebalten miro
Sn bieier 8erasar,rii.nl ,u;rb Der
9erlht bon Ser @onpent'on roraele-
len, baber iollten iif) ane Mitslieoar
10 5ablrei6 tuie mogIid an oieier Ser.
iamnlIune beteiligen, aub jon oas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03

3uiammen idipeigen fonnen lit Sie
6S9ite @liite Der @efenigfeif.
Jebler .pahien in Der Mnndberung,
Yor5iige nit Ser gntfernl,ng.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03

FEST.ORDNUNG:
10 Uhr vormittags: Empfang der Caste.
ii Uhr vormitags Observation-Disclosures
Pastor Johann Bauman
IL Uhr: Observation-Disclosures Mittagessen.
Uhr nachmttags: Vorzeigung Lchtbildern.
Uhr nachmtags Begrussung der Caste
FesPrasdent Andy kekel
Massen- -Versammlung
Bericht des Haup omitees,
Vorszer, Pastor Hans Foisei
Personiche Berchte druben
Algemeine Beratung uber das Hilfswerk
$50 Uhr nachmittags: Deegaten-V Versammlung.
400 Uhr nachmttags: Free Unerhatung und Tanz.
gs ruff elm 8olf 2riiben her.
Gin Bolt 0os mir 10 Nabe Iebt.
es rlft unb flas es tut mir web
Gs brid)t mein Ser5, ulo Sruncn tebn.
gs lit mein Bo, bas id oa Dor;
Nein 8ruoer, Ser 5ugruaoe sebt
Wene riter, Der id) angebor,
lno bungernoe Gnber ole ba,,rn mid iebr
fonlm, men Golf @e unb Brett.
8 fomm, unh e ood, Silisbreit
oge benz guf nnb fd)leb 6ih
Gem 9isuerf, oas idbon pel gean,
Dem 8off bas Dir I'M 6er3en Iiegt
Tem 9oIf bns NGdJten- 2ebe ibt,
9em 0oH bos Gofes Yift oepirt
rns apig 9ott i'm Sersen fibrt
0as s}ef.&emee.
Naeras atsd, geit %rdioent
Naria 8oselbmber sSet- -Sefretarin.
Die Beaen oes S6dfuden Silisertes nsen oieie @naoun
,utierer Salemer 2anosleute a,fs auerber5lid)te
&obohtmaspoa,
Gans 1oifeL 9rGG6ent
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Sohseebrte @olfseenoiien!
0iebe @laubensaenoiIen!

gs ereebt biernit sic nffi5ieue
ginlao,lne an ollie iaGiiihen 8riioer
lnto Sd,peitern ser 3tpeispereine
oes Central Gerbanoes, Susenboerei.
ne uno &irheneemeinoen inn @eiite
b5Itiiher griioerlifteit nnb 3ufam.
meneeborieteit iid) an bieiem Bolts.
feit, berbunber nit eit,em @ebenf.
eotteaoierTt in @ottes freier Hotur
i'm Snlem Sorott Gol,1trp Club, am
4. SuIi, au beteiIigen.
2iebe golfseenoiien! Noh ME it,
Der @eihifte bes idhfiihen 8oItes
eridou Ser @uf BON ,,nierer glten
Seinnt 10 orineet,o ut,b bitterIid).
Mod nie tpuroe eirBoIt 10 bingeridtet
uno nod ME ,purben fleinc ainber
bonn Sungerstob birtpeg eeriiIen.@er
fann oa nod rltbis ,,nS gleid,siiltis
ftine iteben2 @er fann ibnen oel1
@iiden tebren, tpenn iie 70 jdnmer-
lid, Inn &iIfe fleben9
Gin lpabres idbliifes &ino @ottes.
oas nod nidt nereeiien bat, oab oas
fdrbiiid)e BIut Der Sdter in ieiren
el0ern rollt, oos nod niht oergeiien
bat, an tpelfer 8rliit es suerlt sic
trarne 9iebe eeipiirt i,nb gum sliit-
lihen 8Iieo oieIes gll,tes er5oeen
tpurSe, bas miro gang iiher, bellte,
feline 8riioer. Sftpeltern, Miitter Die
in Der alten Seimat in einem Sdlpei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03

= Die Beri1tsb0fe lteben tpeit
often. @enn ou aber nur fart im
Medt, bod idtpoh an barem Scloe
bit, oann bleibe lieber brailBen.
Gbineiifhes Spridauort.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
~ 9teBenbarotids s2lntertfdn]f polfsbIdH

Pidnid beidIoiien tperben. Dor,n
bite fontmt aIle.
Mnoreos SUB, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
Salient Sarcit Ccuntrv Club.

neitaitq augrunoe eeben, nid)t ber'
eeiien. 2iebe 9riiber uno Shpeitern
@as ber,te nibt buneert, nod oiiritei
ionoern ipoblbobeno ,,no sliidli9 mil
SEN Seinen in 6rieben lebt, tpirf
sans iider sic buneerletoenoen grii'
Ser, sdrpeitern l,no Miitter nidt oer'
eeiien.
9ar,m Iabt ms eemeinihaftlid
an Siefem Gag 5uianrnen iteben unS
bapeiien, oaB oas ielbe Cole, idd.
iiihe 8lut nod imner in unieren
Moern rout, ,,r1 bic i6dfii9e 2iebe
fiir Die 8riioer it, unieren Seraen
Iiegt. Seine idhiifde Seele ioute am
4. Ss,,li feblen, ionoern bieien Sag
ieinem 8olfe 5u Gbren geben.
Sn bieiem Sinne baben bic ca
le,ner sadfen srobe Borbereit,,nsen
lsetroffen, ,pas iider IN grinneruns
bleiben miro. go tpie aub Die per.
ionlifen 8eribte bon Siebenbiirgcn
uno Selteitrrei1 bon oenen, ipelde
Dor &ursem aus Der Wfitte unierer
8riioer bier in Nmerifa eingetroffen
iin6.
Eeure 8olfseenoiien! &on1mt in
cures gclfesmitte uno betpabrt oen
8eiit ser Batter, ben Sbr ererbt,
pflanst ibn ,peiter. oa,nit Sbr ielbIt
nidt oerloren eebt.
Gin reibbaltises Yrosramm, fir
Sung unb Gilt, iotpie gepirtl,ng lit
ieoem geiihert. ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
0,sS 81 fe,stS, Nlo.
3h,eig IL.

SWet9 ID.
aGc Mitslieber Scs 3aueig Is rere
Scn in Henntni' gaiei;t bai, oic resel-
m6Bige 0eria,nmlung am 6. Si,li,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

For the ceremony the bride
chose lovely gown Of white
crepe, street length II featur-
Cd peplum Of white lace In
lieu OF a veil she chose ho-
10 Of beautiful white summer
flowers.
Maid ~ honor was Connie
Washington, sister Of the bride
Her costume was OF blue crepe
She also wore flowers in her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02
Della Home TO
Receive Funds
From Baseball

On Sunday night, August 3,
the opening ball in the Good
will Charity Baseball game be-
tween the Chrysler Interracial
All Stars and the Detroit Wolv-
es. Will be tossed BY Mrs. Je-
rolean Sneed, dynamic direc-
tor Of the Midwest Region OF
the Delta Sigma Theta Soror-
ity
The game, held at Dequndre
Park. is expected TO draw a
huge crowd.
Part Of the proceeds from the
game viii be given to the Del
Ia Home for Girls. com
munity project begun by the
members Of the sorority. T h g
home is located in Mt. Elliott
street.
Mrs. Eleanor Jones is chair
man OF the event.