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Evening star., 1947-07-09
Authoritative ArticIeSeesSoviet
As Rival, Not Partner, of u. S.

great economic goal l-only at "ter-
rible cost in human life and in hu-
man hopes and energies"
Adding the destruction and losses
of the war to this, he says that in
Russia today the masses of people
are disillusioned, skeptical and no
longer as accessible as they once
were to the magical attraction which
Soviet power still radiates to its
followers abroad"
Another weakness which he says
exists inside the Soviet system is the
uncertainty" of the succession of
power when Premier Stain yields
control. This is complicated by the
fact that, as Mr.. X sees it, polit-
ical leadership in Russia has been
held for years by little self
perpetuating clique of men" who
have less and less contact with the
masses of their party members.
The writer contends that ''it is
clear that the United States cannot
expect in the foreseeable future to
enjoy political intimacy with the
Soviet regime. 1t must continue to
regard the Soviet Union as rival,
not a partner, in the political arena
TT must continue to expect that
Soviet policies will reflect no alb
stract love of peace and stability,
no real faith in the possibility of
a permanent happy co-existence of
the Socialist and capitalist worlds,
but rather a cautious, persistent
pressure toward the disruption and
weakening of all rival influence and
rival power"
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Won Rundstedt Buys
New Shoes, the Better
To Click His Heels

BRIDGEND, Glamorgan-
shire, Wales, July 9 (NANA) -
An elderly man in brown prison
battle dress entered a shoe
store in this small Welsh town,
saluted, clicked his heels, and
asked for a pair of black shoes.
He was asked his name.
"Feldmarschal Gerd Won
Rundstedt," he barked.
He selected pair of shoes for
e., S shillings (about $9), then
turned to his English officer
escort. The officer paid, turned
over the necessary nine coupons,
then drew back to let the erst-
while commander in chief of
the German Eastern Armies
pass.
The old man saluted, clicked
his heels and left, followed by
the British officer.
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Masses Called Disillusioned.

The Soviets, the writer argues,
have succeeded in maintaining "m-
ternal political security" and In
building up heavy industry-their
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Boy, a, Found Drowned
After 500 Aid in Hunt
By the Associoted Press

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. July
9.-The body of 4-year-old Freddy
Zloch, jr., clad in pair of bathing
trunks, was found in the Tarpon
River yesterday, bringing to an end
search in which more than 500
persons had engaged. .
Physicians said the child drowned
after apparently falling into the
river which runs through the city.
The boy was missed, from his home
late Monday.
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Britain to Reduce Forces
IS Pct. by September ]

LONDON, July 9 (P).-A spokes-
man for the British War Office said
today that the British military
forces in Greece will be reduced 25
per cent by September /.
The spokesman refused to state
the number of troops in Greece, ad-
ding, I'VE only talk in percentages.
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Congress Passes Bill
For Reorganization oi
D. {. Parole System

Congress has approved and sem
to the White House a bill to re.
organize the parole system of the
District.
Final action came late yesterday
when the House agreed to Senate
amendments to the House bill
One of several measures growing
out of lengthy study of the penal
system of the District last year, the
bill creates a board of parole for
penal and correctional institutions
consisting of three members to be
appointed by the District Commits
sioners.
Will Take Over Powers.
The new board would take over
powers, officers and employees of the
present Board Of Indeterminate
Sentence and Parole.
One of the three board members
would be full-time paid executive
and the chairman would be named
from among the two non paid mem
bers of the group
Courts and all agencies of the Dis
trict are authorized to cooperate
whenever the board feels a prisoner
can be rehabilitated and when he
has served the minimum sentence.
The House also passed and sent
to the White House bill to permit
erection in the vicinity of the inter-
section of Constitution and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, a memorial
fountain honoring the late Andrew
W. Mellon, former Secretary of the
Treasury, Ambassador to London
and donor of the National Gallery
of Art.
The memorial would be paid for
by popular subscription. Represent
ative Fulton. Republican. of Penn
sylvania, author of the bill, told the
House.
n-Toting Bill.
The so-called gun-toting bill came
up in the House and was sent to
conference to iron out differences
between the House and Senate
versions.
The original House bill allowed
police to arrest and search without
a warrant persons suspected of
carrying concealed weapons. The
offense was made a misdemeanor
On motion of Senator Cooper, Re-
publican, of Kentucky the Senate
changed the measure labelling the
offense as a felony with much sitter
penalties.
The House conferees on the bill
are Representatives O'Hara, Re-
publican, of Minnesota; Allen, Re-
publican, of California, and Aber-
nethy, Democrat, of Mississippi. The
Senate conferees were to be named
today.
The Senate District Judiciary Sub
committee will hold hearing at
10 am. tomorrow on a House-passed
bill to amend the District Unemploy-
ment Compensation Act.
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Industrial Home Worker
Named to Bureau Stuff

Miss Martha C. INLAND, volunteer
worker at the Industrial Home
School, has been appointed group
worker on the staff of the Bureau of
Rehabilitation, G.. Howland Shaw
announced today. She will conduct
programs at the National Training
School for Girls, the Industrial
Home School for Boys at Blue
Plains, Va: the National Training
School for Boys, the Women's Work
house at Occoquan, Va, and the
District Reformatory at Lorton, Va.
The bureau, with headquarters
here at 424 Fifth street NV. helps
PAROLES and ex-prisoners make
satisfactory adjustment in the COM
munity.
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Annapolis Midshipmen
Land at English Port
By the Assoeioied Press

PORTSMOUTH, England, July g.
Annapolis midshipmen on their
regular summer training cruise
went ashore here today after the
arrival of flve-ship American
Naval squadron for a nine-day visit.
; Civic authorities appropriated s.
900 pounds (s12,OOO> to entertain the
5000 middies and sailors, and
rounds of parties and dances were
planned.
:: Twenty of the midshipmen-not
yet named-will travel to London
: tomorrow to attend a royal garden
party at Buckingham Palace.
Evening star., 1947-07-09
A., B. &W. Using Sunday
Schedules on Saturdays

Sunday schedules will be observed
on Saturdays during the remainder
OF July and all of August on Alex
andria, Bancroft and Washington
buses, with the exception of the Fort
Belvoir and Seminary lines, it was
announced today by B. C. May, gen.
eral manager of the company.
The action is being taken because
so many retail establishments are
closed on Saturdays, he said. Sum-
day schedules are available at both
the Washington and Alexandria
terminals
Evening star., 1947-07-09
US. Bars rsCompromise
In Balkans GROWING
Out Of Reds Attack
BY me Associated Press

LAKE SUCCESS, July 9.-The
United States served notice to-
day that it would reject any
compromise plans growing out
of Russia's counterproposal to
the United Nations on Balkan
disorders.
A spokesman said American de-
mands for a semipermanent border
commission to watch over Greece's
frontiers with Albania, Yugoslavia
and Bulgaria were not affected by
the latest Russian arguments.
He added that the council
eventually would have to vote on
the American resolution, which en-
bodies the principal points of a
majority report submitted by the
11-nation Balkan investigating COM
mission. Such a ballot would force
Russia to veto or abstain in view
of her announced refusal to accept
the American motion.
Some FeeIers Turned Aside.
The spokesman conceded that
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister
Andrei A. Gromyko's 7S-minute
speech yesterday, virtually in direct
opposition to the American stand,
might prompt some delegations to
put forward such compromises. He
said some "feelers" already had
been turned aside by the Americans.
There still was nothing definite
on new proposals, but Poland-a
constant voting partner with the
Soviet Union-and France, with her
big Communist vote at home, were
viewed as possible orginators.
The American delegation was ex-
pected to reply to some of Mr..
Gromyko's more biting accusations
against the United States later this
week, At one point Mr.. Gromyko
termed American aid to Greece "a
new form of Intervention" in
Greece's internal affairs.
Commission Report Rejected.
In his lengthy speech, Mr.. Gro
myko rejected the commission re-
port blaming three Soviet Balkan
satellites for the border disorders
and asked the Council to reverse
the commissions on-the-spot find
ings and rule Greece alone guilty of
provoking disturbances with her
three northern neighbors.
The Russian delegate followed up
this assertion with charges that
the turmoil in Greece resulted from
and British interference
and demanded that the U. N. order
foreign military personnel off Greek
soil.
He also called for U. N. suspension
of all economic aid to Greece in re-
newed efforts to place the American
program of direct support under
international control.
Mr.. Gromyko offered no figures on
personnel, but Greek sources
said there were only about 5000
foreign troops there now. These
were said to be mostly British, with
the others American training groups.
Mr. Gromyko's speech was prin-
cipally a reiteration of all previous
Soviet arguments, set forth in the
Council and in the Balkan Commits
sion. He again charged that the
establishment of a border commiS-
sion was an attempt ito build a
screen hiding the foreign interven-
ton on the part of. certain powers
into the internal affairs of Greece" !"
Observers here generally agreed
that Mr.. Gromyko's counterpropo-
sails, with the probability of COM
promises, would delay a decision on
the Greek case for weeks. Mr.. Gro
myko certainly will insist on a full
debate on his program and that
alone will take several meetings.
Evening star., 1947-07-09
Gypsies Return to Fire

Hundreds of gypsies, in caravans
or afoot, are returning to Fire from
Northern Ireland where they went
during the war when money was
plentiful there, having been asked
out" now by farmers who claim they
have stolen livestock and made
themselves a general nuisance.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

etnD Ste uns sSars ansebSrtsea
SRtt9Iteb TIM 0runtsmperetu nmb
Central Vertanb? Wenn nidt, tete
III BITE Seit betsutreten. um aenauere
Snformattpn rufen Gte. ben 2slaI.
sertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

n2a Srapiata" rno vslioa", ioiule
Guccinis ,Maoonle butterfly" aege.
ter. Gum eriten lfal miro man sen
icniationeacn irhlpebiiden Senor
Get Spanbplm alS 2pbcngrin 10
rer f0nnen om Sicnstag abcno Sen
S sIpril. 0erner tritt olld) Ser ito
llcniibe Senor Nerrucin Snaliupani
OILS 2elltn. Hinfcrton in vMaoamc
@utterilp" om Samstaa nod,n,ittoG,
>en ~. april, oui.
Scr Spielplon lit Ser fplgcnOe:
GlcnStag, Sen s. slpril, .Safme" 4;
Gienstog, Sen s. slpril, ~SoJen-
Grim, Dfithpod, Sen 8. april,
yTault", Sonerstas, Sen 10. April,
ga Srapiata" iSreitua nohnittaN,
Sen If. Npril, rSGnIcl lil1o 0retel"
uno 9allett r@olpur9isnaht"; Trci=
tag abeuo, Sen If. Mpril, @oris
Vioollnoii"; Sanstag nablnittaa,
oer f.. Npril, rMn0one butterfly"
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y9Iion."
Ginselfarten folten $1.20, $40
$3.50, $3.50, $500 unb $72O
Ger Gertuuf bon slhorncmentsfar
Ten bcginnt um aGontag, Sen II
sscbruar, lmo giu5elfarteu iiuo at
Nontag, oen 10. AtGr5 5u boben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06
Beriehf Gus California
Won ALBERT srABENAU

9Gm Sic Giuoriidc bon SOS Nn-
ncIcs in elmer @otbc unlercs Sier.
ems. Tas gSettar lit int allgenlel.
ncu am Gage - 8roo SSGrmc. Gcs
Ntprgena bis mgeidbr 9 llbr lit cs
fiihI. Damn lteigt cs bis 60 @rao, unb
ip1tcr, bis ctspa ) llbr abenos, lit es
$50. slbenos miro es oonn pie-
ser fiibl, 10 Nab malt cine pollcne
,Sate an,iebcn milB, lno oie &pbnz
rdume miilien gebei5t Dsroen. 9tatts
ii cs falt, bas beibt libt Sroit; unO
sum Shlaien tann man gut 5lpel
Seten pertragen. 2as Pt al'n IN
California Ser @inter.
gS.r mobueu bier etipa is Ne.lei,
ucn Cos sluga,es cntIcrnt ai,I elmer
fIeinen Sarm bei Gerpanoten. Nir
tntten @elcgenhcit, meilcnneit ourd)
Srangeuplantaaen 5ll IahrclL uno
mir fonuen niht genllg 'cben; nit
anoeren @orteu: es lit berrlid, sl!td)
hatten mir 8elegcnbcit, inns Cos In-
aeleS auSliIeben. Gin rlc'cnbaTter
Gerfebr, uno bic Scllte geben on.
oers gafleioet as in G!eueIaao. Sas
sonlmt oaber, neil cs bier feiuen
8inter gibt. Cos gngeles iIblt IN.
leiGbr 3A Miaioncn Ginpobner.
GoS 9eben uno lreiben lit bier all-
cerS nIs i'm Siteu. Gie SduIer iino
bier bod i'm Ereis, ,mo narum?
@ei! ulleS aus oem Siten b:crber
sommt uno Grbollug iuht uno ben
lodItsu Yreis be5ablt. Sic Irbeit
lit bier billiger.
g8ir erbolen inns gut, uno nelne
,srau bat 10 rote Baden befonlmen
uno fam iid) nidt genug munoerlt,
nic oas fommt. Sir periolg:n olles,
mas in Glepelano Dor iid) gebt. uno
oas an Sano oes ,@dd,ter iulo Nm
,eiger", ser uns tdglid spgelanot
miro. s4ir not,ten iebcm, Ser cine
Re.Ic porbat, ratcn. pen @ddJter uno
an,eiscr su beitellen ltno iid Die
3eitltng po inllner er lih befinoet,
noh'd)ifen 5u la''en Inn INNER ilher
onca, mas IN Aeut'deu &reiien Dor
iid acbt, lunterridtct 5u lein. gSlr
| haben aud, inn @uhtcr lunO sn5eig2r
| eeleien, oab IN Gleuelano cine iurht-
bare &I.te herrIftc. uno mir ltno
aliidlid), Sau @,nter bier i'm lbo.
ncu California rerleben 81 fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

uCrnnfcrtc Tin9e iegcIn meroen, mas
eineu Shaoen Don So, ,5JS,0O0 ait.
rihtcn miro. Nun imo Damn tpltct
nas @niden Ser &cluocn ser &aoet-
ten in slnnopolis pro Sabr 1896
coo.
sltionoerlid, it, bab ser Senat
81 1000 iiir ein slllto. iiir cincn gar
niht uorbnnocncn GiseprGiiaenten
porlciebcn bat. Sann i,,iultierte cr
nod Sen gar uid,t SorbanNeuen. in
Dem er $1,000 iiir Sic Nutos Der
afebrbeitss uno afinoerbeitsIilhr
in beloen SGlliern ein'este.
Die &ongrebbiblioibcf 6raId,t
ueue llbren - $3.50. llnb ser
GrGiioent erbGlt 100000 iiir vpers
traulihc slllslagen", Die nicbt Ders
r9cfnet 5l iueroen 6rauhen unO
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

sht Spern brei hnuou neu ein=
ituoiert, uno ein uic 5llpor in Glcpc.
larN alfgciiibrtes Ballet merocr III
Ger Eublic Sall pom Z. bis ~.
9lpril bon ser Wtetrppolitan Spcr
pruIentiert meroen. Hepertoire ullo
9elcblmg mllroen bon SDomo5 g
SiNlo, Dem NorliBcnocn Ger Nors
tDeru Ohio Spero sllin., beTaunt &C.
nchCn
Die neu einituoiertcn Speril iino
Boris 8oounofi" bon Ectrnmit'd
.Qiouliogsfp, nSofme" BON Geo Ge.
lilies uro nSanIeI uno gretcI" BON
Erge!bert SunperNinf. T05 @aIlctt
1T CHARLES Gounoo5 - o8alburciSs
nadt", oo3 ltripriinGlid ais SeiI
Npu yTalll" tomppnicrt luOrocn
nor.
,Saflne" erofinet sic Spcrnpohe
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Fon@ in ser Sitclrolic. nSacn'e!
rno Srctcl" miro AM 6rcitog, ocl,
ii slpril, nacbnlitta9s ge9ebcn nit
)iilc Stepcns nia SGnel uno Sabine
Gunuer nls 6rctcl. llno an Sreitag
aheno tommt Boris 8oolmo'f"
nit G5io Ein5a ais @criS.
sllberoem lueroeu sSogncr3 .2o-
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

lig perlalien fins, bab 8. 9. gerabe
iiir Sic oeutihen ainoer pieleS &C.
idiebt = id) oenfe nnr an sic Shul.
lpeiiun9en uno Speiiungen fir Sic
fleinen ainoer, burb Sic bereits Elm
MnilenItcr6en inter ocn llnld)uloi=
gen, perbiitet nuroe. God) aud) in
icSeln anoeren Giu5eliau, IN bem ein
Gafet .eintriift, lit sic Silfe srob
l,no ,uirfiam. Iennob creignen ii6
lciocr Sale, IN oenen serabe Men-
iden Ser nornebmlten nnb beiten &C.
iiunung, ipie et1pa ser ebe,noliee
weltberiibmte Sberhauoireftor por
&amburg, Hroi. lrib Sd)un1aher.
ser grbauer Ser M6ndebergitrabe,
iid) nit Sunaerooemcn nieberleaen
miiiien, 90 lie 5uiillis feline ousl6n=
Siibeu Jrcllnoc baben ooer ga man
ibre nelleu slnibriiten niht fennt.
Sm Sale Sdumaber lit es lofort
moalid scmaht luorocn, ibm iiber
sas Mpte &rell5 81 beiieu.
rlllu iolder iSdlle iuegen unh uni
3ebntauienber bon anoeren bring
Iiden Notiillen millen beidllp0re id)
Sic, Sbrcn gan5cn GiniluB geltenS
sll MAIDEN, llm 81 perbinocrn,, oai,
sic Silisbereiten IL, amerifa in ibrer
Siebestltiafeit erlabnen. Ser sc,
gen, Sen lie Sanit ltiiten, lit grob
rno mein Can't fir Slrc eigenc Sic.
hcstatiafeit, ben id Sbnen im Na=
men meiner oelltIheu 9onSsleutc
altsIprche, lit umaisloihlih -"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06
Die Bvergermeisterin
Ieistet mehr ais
grvendliehe Arbeit

@iibop, Ga. Inter ser 8arolc
v,Sn @iibop piro cS fein l1nfra,,t
mebr geben", nur6e Irau Wauoe
6. Nprtun als @iirgermeiiterin in
auguriert.
Sente aiht es in 9iid)oi fcin lln-
fralt mebr. Nllerbinas gibt ,es audi
teinc Sagerbillier nlebr, lpas eigent=
lid uiclt im Yrogranm ser Wiir.
ecrmeiiterin itano. Mahoem sic ,pof.
fcrc Irau ndnlih cineu itattlihcn
&Gu'cn Suionnlelgefrotten ltnfrauts
ilne onocren Nbfalls ieierlid) it
Nrono geItedt bate uno itolj ocn
0ianmen suiab, ariif oas Oeuer UNI
,id. SIS brounten elm UaulnmoIl.
SaccrbauS uno ciu 9agerbaus fiir
Eiirlihc, ionic sic Yaderci nieocr,
rrnn Die Tpriicicrlpebr, i,,pic 9o'b-
innnnid)niten aus citizens, Co..
tonnten Scr 0lann,en nibt mcbr
&err lperoen. ..'.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06
Prunk in Afriku

2onSon. - Sn elmer 3eit, oa ser
Blan5 ser Sole perblabt lit, hcmii.
Zen iid) 9eamte oes britiiden Smpe.
RUNS Inn @icberbeleblm9 ats
Gomps uno Ser sseierlidfciten oes
riftorianiiden 3eitalters. Sie Sele
scnbcit oa5u bot, Sic ietige fG
ulHlid)e Spllrnee ourt Siioairifo
NIe nit Der NufllnIt bes S5nigs, oe
&onisin uuo Ser beioeu YrinSeiiin.
neu an II. ,Sebruar in aaplturt
bcaiuucu miro. Sicr liuo ciuisc neur
Cinsclbeiteu iiter sic erIte Gciic ci.
mes britiibeu Serrihers in vGelo."
Sic foniglihe Samilie miro mt
0lugseue, Mutomobil uno Soijua
oa5 politiIch pulfoniide Goninion
uon @ren5e Sll @rcn5e ourdQueren
SSpbin lie audi fcmnen mag lie
Miro bon gruGurtiscn Seierlid)fciten
tcgriibt meroeu.
Srei Snoobas. GcrIamnllunaen
Don Gingeborenen, murScn porbcrei,
tet. Sn Natal perocn $4,000 3ullla
III TeNer. .&ppfihmud uno Seoparoen-
iell auitrcten. uno ein Cell pon
itnen miro &oIfst0uSe MAIDEN Sic.
Ser iingcn uno &eoen boltcn. Gansc
Shien iurroen inn 6rcicu !ebrotrn
l,no hunocrte Glllonen Don Dem por
cen Gin9cborcne!, gcbruuteu S,cr
auSgcidenft lperoen. Ger ;3o'a.
ilnmm in Ser &op.Grppins uno o,r
9oilltos i'm 9aiutolano peroen tibn.
Iid,e Te'tlpicle 9eher.
Sic Sournec miro 65 Gage baIl.
crn ino iiN iiber 10000 Meilen er.
itrefen. Ser Soi5uh scr 760 Con.
NcN nicgt, trallht orei Sofonotiuen.
lun itcilcrc5 @elGnNe sit iibernlnoen
Tna fGniIIid)c Gjciolge pirh aus %
Ncrionen beItcbcn. Ereile lmo Hlno
lang mcroeu pertrCten icln Die slb.
mitGlung Der HeiiC IicGt in Ocu Sdn
zen non $50 SngCuieuren Uuo go,
fomotiufiibrcrn una 81 @adehenm'
ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06
Das neue Budget NIT Humor gesehen
Krovse Dinse tovehen in den 1863 Drvekseiten der
Bvdsefbotschoft uuf.

@aibinaton. - &rdiiocnt Srlr.
mon bat Dem aon9reb ooS 0yobte
uno tcuerite Budget iiberrei0t, oa5
jc oagelueien lit. Gs nieCt iehsrln-
rIertel E'uno uuo foltet > Collar
r:c S.::f. sllli icoen iulo f0itliNe
lno e6enio toilbarc SahgeIeaenbei-
ten crtbalten, ipcnn nau MIR 9e=
naller biniicbt. Sabei miro man obcr
niioe. ocun oie @uosctbotid)ait lit
auf 1868 SrufIeiten peremigt.
.p'a fam alio MIR Giniae5 ger,
aus9reiien:
Ga iino 5. 9. sic 9lomir1le, Sic
III oie 3utllnit ihallrn. Sic Iebcn
lallt Budget be.te ichon, oaB i'm
6istaliahr 1913 SAIatltid)ifie uno
Sorpeoobootc in SoonoeISidDliic.
Fiers mb anoere ihpilunenoe nno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06
Gross cIeveIunder Helm.
vnd bIumenoussteIlunq

Ger Eorpcrfa,lI BON Gintrittss
farten fiir sic 1917 Grpb- Glepelan-
Der Seim= llno 9ll,nenausiteIl,utg,
Die imGlepeIuno YuhIic auoitorium
bonn s. bis Is. .HurS ltottiinhet.
bcsinnt Sieie &oGe nit GerteileE
hcrielbeu utter bie @lumenbauolcr,
Muslteller amo 8artentIubs. slud)
arSere Clubs iino luillfonnmeu bcim
aartenperfallf. @enoeu tic lid an
Oas Nusitellunssbiiro, $40 2eaoer
@log.
Settes Sabr nabmeu mebr als
11S,OOO @eiud)er barau tell. Cine
80 Sub bobe Ypramioe pon mahr
als $4,000 Hoien miro SIT ieben iein
sludl Seimeiuricbtlue5 Miatcrial
miro orsseIteIlt peroegL iotpic elm
opllitGnoiges 1mlS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-02-06

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