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The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26
OMAHA URBAN LEAGUE

Inc industrial Department Of the
Omaha Urban League has set I'D a
Civil Service Division for the DIR
pose Of giving help and service to
constituents in the community
DoLn veterans and others. All Civil
service releases come regularly to
The Urban League where they are
immediately posted. Several an
nouncments appearing in this col
umn VIII be chosen when it is
ascertained that they will be more
applicable Service includes an in
tervlew with a staff person to de-
terrnine eligibility, assistance with
trial questions for the examination
and aid in correctly making out
the application forms. All neces-
sary forms may be obtained at the
Urban League and they may be
completed there also.
LISTING THIS WEEK
Examinations:
Stenographer and Typist-obs
are located in Washington D. c.
and vicinity.
s1440; 1854; PIGS; s23e4. No clos
ing date.
Student Dietitian-Courses will
be given by Vets Admin. War
Dept. and U. S. Public Health Ser
vice Hospitals. S147O
No closing date.
Student Nurse-Eigh School Ed
ucation, written test; Age limits
17A to IS yrs. s752 for three years.
Closing date-April 29th, 1917
Laborer-for filling the positions
OF laborer and Munitions handler
SO-76 to SO.S3 per hour (minimum)
Applications VIII be accepted until
further notice.
HAVE YOU EXPERIENCE OR
TRAINING FOR WELFARE .
WORK?
HAVE YOU sEcRETARIAL
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ARE YOU A GARDENER OR a
YARD WORKER7
ARE YOU A VETERAN SEEK
ING TRAINING OR A JOB?
WI WANT TO KNOW YOU
REGISTER WITH US AT THE
OMAHA URBAN LEAGUE
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fully well and I want to say thanks
% you my good friend Abbe'.-M.
Pr
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ARE YOU A VETERAN SEEK
ING TRAINING OR A JOB?
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ARE YOU A TRADESMAN?
ARE YOU A GARDENER OR A
YARD WORKER?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

DEFEAF~
.SIGMAS

Omega Psi Phi Frstsrr;..
cagers took a close game s e.,
urday night at Brewster cen,o.
gym, when their team won oo 'o'
Phi Beta Sigma with a as II a.
score, with 500 looking on
Ford carried the mail q.
Omega with a total Of "a noin,s
dropping the ball through ~
ring IL times in action s.S
twice on free throws. Brosansv
was Phi Beta Signals Star =,
the evening with a total n ~
points TO his credit, Z az ~
bullseyes being field goals any
2 free throws. I
Alpha Phi AlpIa and Kan.
pa Alpha Psi bon los, an
forfeit as neither team was sb,a
10 floor five >ien at IT'S rsms
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Hot Lips Page
Lining Up Top
Entertainers

NEW YORK CITY -(GlobaD
Hot Lips Page, noted orches-
ira leader and ace trumpeter,
is now readying his list Of top
entertainers for his interracial
Jazz Cavalcade" which will
give a first performance in this
Eastern area in March
In this top entertainment
package are artists who have
been featured with such greats
rs Benny Goodman, Lionel
Hampton, Gene Krupa, Tommy
Dorsey and Woody Herman
the Jazz Cavalcade" will do
special concerts for colleges as
well as for the geneva dance
public Among his "Trppers" are
Sid Catlett and Geo &c jenkins,
drummers Charlie Ventura. Don
Bias, Happy Caldwell, George
Aud, Chubby Jackson, Morris
Lane Eddie Durham. Bobbie
Burns, LIhny Scott and Dinah
Washington
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

lied agsa t Maroon tear
wcrc Th Wo IA I'cick. G A.
rcn p N-tncy Van Cieve
ans }u WATSON
Good Ball Handlers
Tie Nsa point plaveg r
Nogcae-sc ra Tompkin he
scared y nasEc Mess u ~
ae1 r. 9oks 3 Williams Dam
Flcm and Baldwin also
he9 The bail through ihc
cigt Toupk.n stood OUT mi
hrs pc i0rm3rc for t5e Ma
room team McSV8n and Brooks
aver aso good rall handlers
afternoon in Logan
Hell the lr>ttute compas,
Tp ccoo dcfeatc FISK Lnivcc-
IS SIS 10 5l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Don't Neglect
A Bronchial
Cough Due
To Cold

When your cold brings on nasty rovble-
some soOsh. spend 45e az onY drVs store
fos boiile o. BUcKlEY's MIXTURE, cARADAs
tARotsT SELLING COUGH RtMEoT-to relieve
ssssh,na fosi. Tsts ieoapoonfSl. Hold u o.
Yov ionaOe non,srt. fben tvsoow slowly
ord feel ~ powerful pvnssni oeiion tpssod
through your lhfooi. hood and bsonehiol tubes.
BUCKlEYS MIXTURE oets pronptiy 10 hslp loosen
W lhiet. tiiekY pheam--tooihe irsiiotsd ihsosi
unanbraHsy-easa herd coughing. BUCklEI's
MIXTURE, long famovf IN Conodo log ihe qVlsk
reiisf u brings, 10 noe mode ond told eVsrrNheFo
10 ne United sloist Ht d,ifsrsni-oli asedies-
Hss--oo ty'vp--oeh isti-aost f1rthsr o.
BUcKlfY's MIXTURE lodoy 81 any drug store.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
LEAGUE COMPETITION WAKES hot
JUNIOR DOUBLES

y
l-Clyde and Thomas Freeman,
Washington, DC.
HILTON Davis and Maynard
Clark, Jr., Elizabeth and
Newark, NJ.
3.-Wilbert Davis and Asa An
derson, Jr., New York, NY
and Philadelphia, Pa.
4.-Gerald Clark and George
Lewis, Tuskegee, Ala. and
Miami. Fla.
5.-James Solomon and Booker
T Hardeway Prairie View,
Texas.
MIXED DOUBLES
l.-Ora Washington and George
Stewart, Philadelphia, Pa
2.-Lillian Van Buren, and Del
bert Russell. Detroit, Mich
Eoline Thornton and John
Chandler, Los Angeles, Calf
and Fanwood NJ
Mama Davis and Robert Ry-
land, Elizabeth, M. and De
troit. Mich.
5 Ethel Freeman and William
Jones, Baltimore, Md.
VETERANS, SINGLES
John B. Garrett. Tuskegee,
Ala.
2-Dr Ellwood Downing, Roa-
nokc. Va.
Naamau D. Henson, Phila-
dclphla, Pa.
4-Frcd Johnson New York.
NY
5-Dr c w Furlonge, Smith
field. NC
The results of the Invitatlonal
Round Robin Mems Doubles Tour
nament staged in Lnchburg.
Va. on the Dr. r Walter John
son Courts are we'll deserving of
publication This tournament has
drawn many 81 the outstanding
plaverS OF our group and the
play has been Of highest call
ihcr, besides the interest created.
The rankings together with the
points earned, follow
Maurice Jackson and Sam
HutchorSon Washington,
DC. and Lynchburg Va SO
John Chandler and Char
les Jones, Fanwood. NY.
and New York CITY - 81
3 Dr. Hubert Eaton and Ma
ihanicl Jackson Whining
ton NC IS
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Washington. DC

Washington. DC. ............. :
Nd F d. Downing and
Melvin Pawley, Roanoke,
4 Va ....a....................... &c..
6A d. L. Cook and Df. r.
\Walter Johnson. Durham.
NC and Lynchblrg ...4.. 6
7-ChNUlcS LcwiS/and Carl
Willial1s.-Qfange burg,
sc. ................... ............. 6
Edward Boucy and r. w.
Johnson. Baton Rouge,
La. and Lynchburg ...... &
Or Roy Perry and John
Rhodes. Windsor. Canada
and Lvnchburg, Va. ....a.
l0.-Dr. Richard p. Bowman
and Charles Brown. De-
troit. Mich. and Lynch
burg. Va ......,..,.....-. !
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
ANNOUNCE AMERICAN TENNIS
ASSOCIATION STANDINGS

RALEIGH, NC.--The 1916 rankings OF the american
Tennis Association have Just been released by me kankg
Committee through the office of the secretary OF the AS
ISOLATION Prof Arthur P. Chippey The Ranking Oom-
ttee nnnonted bv PRESIDENT Glove Abbott 0 Iuskegee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Ohio
WoMEN'S SINGLES

WoMENs SINGLES
I l3.-Frsnces Citizens Brooklyn,
NY.
Ethel Freeman Baltimore,
Nd.
l5-Male L. Sutton, Englewood,
Nj.
l6.-Arnes Lawson Prairie View,
Texas
JUNIOR SINGLES
l.-Clvde Freeman, Washington,
DC.
2.-Hilton Davis Elizabeth, NJ.
3.--Maynard Clark Jr, Newark,
M.
4.-Wilber, DAVIS New York,
5.-Melun a Johnson, Jr. VIII
bcforcc Ohio
GIRLS SINGLES
l.-G,vendolyn Whittingt
2-Joycc r Cook. Durham NC.
3-Sbrley freeman. Spring
fcid Mass
4.-Jcan stndiron New York
CITY
5,-Dorolhy Ross New York
CIV
6-Sywa Ross. New York City
BOYS SINGLES
N-Thomas Freeman Washing
ton DC
o. Gcmec Lcwis Miami. Fla
3.-Haro.i F ceman, Washing
ton. DC
4.-Eal Z Moods, Chattanooga,
S a,asa r. Garrett Durham,
g. Nsgnard Driver Brooklyn,
Z Imonucl z lmala Chicago.
MEMS DOUBLES
~ James J. Sjoy KS and Jimmie
Mcdaniel Pasadena and Los
Angeles Calf
2-Liovd Scott and Louis
Graves Prairie View Texas
and Now York CITY
3-Qucntn II Vaughn and
Carlton Ashby Brooklyn.
4. DR. Reginald Weir and Jack
Points Nov York and Will
bcrforce, Ohio
John Chandler and Charles
Jones. Fanwood NJ, and
Now York City
8 Dg Hubert Eaton and Ma
thanlci Jackson. Wilmington
Nc
Richard W Cohcn and Maui
rice " Jackson Plalnfeld
NJ and Washington. DC.
81 Walter Austin and Edward
Boucy, Baton Rouge. La
9--Jcn Craig and Dewitt VIII
lis. Planfeld. NJ
10 Howard MINIS and Francis
PoWcll TuskeGec Ala
WoMEN'S DOUBLES
l.-Marcarot and Roumanla Pc
tcs Tuskegec. Ala
. Frances Citizens and MYRTLE
Beavers. Brooklyn and New
York, NY
3 -Eoiire and Eicesc Thornton.
Los Angeles Calf
ANITA Cant and Ora Wash
ne'3r Washington, D. c and
Phlade iphia Pa
81 u Abbott and Mildred
b n Tuskcece. Ala
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
CHRONICLE
LEAGUE
SCORES

Las, week games n Chronicle
League.
The j le 81 Michigan got The
jump GA me CLIO Roy AIS Win
a score ot i6-34
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

institute, comprises Miss Laura
w. Junior. chairman Philadel.
| phia, Pa; Z. Harold Hopper
! East Orange Nj; Dr. Andrew L
Jackson. Providence. RI, and Or
! Reginald Weir. New York City.
MEMS SINGLES
Jimmie Mcdaniel, Los An
gclcS, Calf
2.-Lloyd Scott, Prairie View
Texas
3.-Georgc Stewart, Philadel-
phia, Pa,
4.-Dr Reginald Weir. New
York. NY
! Richard n, Cohen, Plain
field NJ.
I s-Louis Graves. New York,
NY.
/ 7-Robert Ryland Detroit. Mich.
8.-James Stocks, Pasadena,
Calf
9-Donald Ellis. Brooklyn, NY.
l0.-Nsthanicl Jackson, Whining.
ton NC.
Maurice NJ. Jackson, Wash
lnCton. y c.
l2-DcWit, Willis. Plainfeld. NJ,
l3.-Francis Powell, Tuskegee,
Ala.
l4-Delbert Russell Detroit,
Mich
l5.-charlcs Jones, New York
l6-Dr Hubert Eaton Whining
ton. NC.
lief Craig Plalnfcld NJ
8.-Qucntn II Vaughn, Brook
lvn n u
10 Joseph .. Russell Carbon
dale Ill
90 W l. Cook Durham, NC.
Alphabetical Order
q Robert {. Bennett Chicago,
% Howard S Brown. cincin-
ns,l Ohio
23--Desmond Mageetson. Now
York. NY
"a -Jack Points Wllberforcc
25.-Richard swanson, Detroit
WoMENs SINGLES
l-Roumania Peters. Tuskcgee, (
Ala
All5ea Gibson New York
5-LtllIan van Bufea Detroit
Fla.a i sullivan. Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

Who got married last week.
or business irip7 Let US know
Did you go away on a vacation
what you are doing. We want
TO print il. Address il 10 Ths
Detroit Tribune. 2l4s ST. Antoine
In care of Personals Column"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
SIGMA

Next week, Omega PLAYS Al.
pha Al 7pm.. and Kappas tan.
gle with SigmaS al & O'Clock
February % at Brewster Center
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

4th FLOOR FEDERAL BLDG, ROOM 400
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

briss both your dlsehSrgs ssrslAso,s
ond yosr oeespofiosoi hIitory
fW.o.A.S.o. Fora 100 = Report 81
Sspsrafioay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
JUNIOR SINGLES

l.-Clvde Freeman, Washington,
DC.
2-lIilton Davis. Elizabeth, NJ.
3.-Maynard Clark Jr, Newark,
M.
Wlber, DAVIS New York.
NY
5.-Melvn a Johnson Jr. VIII
hcrfOrco. Ohio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

WOWLN y NIIFW III
l3.-Frsnces Citizens, Brooklyn,
NY.
Ethel Freeman, Baltimore,
Md
l5.-Male L. Sutton, Englewood,
Nj.
l6.-Arnes Lawson Prairie View,
Texas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-27

ben. Die JoIse udren nur ernite
Sdtuierisfeiten, uno aub oieie bdtten
feinen ginflub auf Die Oemontaee.
Dtoeritono babe nur Damn 3lred,
tuenn tatiddlid) eine Moelidfeit be-
itiinoe. Die Dinae ab3udnoern. Dasu
iei ieood nidt sic eerineite Musiiht.
Snauiiden arbeiten Birtidafts.
minilteril,m &anrmern uno Dirt.
ifoftsuerb6noe uno Betriebe fieber.
baft an Mufitequneen ,,no Berednm.
gen. Inn crit einn,ul einen ueberblif
a., erbalten iiber Die Iusspirtunsen
oes Sdidialidlases. ID Gage tuer-
6en fiir oieie umfangreiden Mrbeite,l
fa,rm ausreihen. Cine ebentueIle Ser.
lanser,ng oes 3errlins fir Noro.
rbein- -@eitfalen tpurbe o,,rd General
&obertion in bage Muslidt eeiteqt.
9os @ebiet an &bein uno @ubr mar.
tet. &ambureer MQeemeine.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-27
NEW CASTLE NEWS
By Henry Bender

New Castle, Pa, Nov. y -
Cleveland ! est to engage in a
Last Saturday we travelled to
basketball game that resulted into
a football game. One good part Of
the game no fools were called and
ers did not show upStor the game.
off everyone had fun. l suppose
your wondering if this was a
game or what, we'll the game was
forfeited cause three of our play
ers did not shiw up for the game.
Their ca. became cverlleated sew
eral time and got lost in Cleve-
land. We are sorry thal this had
to happen but its just one of those
things. We borrowed one of their
men and had game until the
others showed up. The boys
showed up after the end of the
first quarter. After three lard
fought quarters the game ended
36-36, first time in the Saxon
history that a game ended in a
tie. After the game we all went
to the club and enjoyed a spagh-
etti supper. During the supper
Henry SCHNEIDER announced that
the game was not official and will
be played Jan. 10, l948. We to
thank Cleveland for their good
sportsmanship and everything
else.
Bowling
Last Sunday we bowled Cleve-
land West and were defeated.
Cleveland West had 476o pins
New Castle had 4l77. For some
reason we just couldn't hit those
pans. but no EXCUSES we lost
and we can take it. If you beat rs
on our alleys then you really are
good. The bowlers thank you for
the light lunch that was served
after the match. We also thank
the Wolff family for putting some
of our bowlers up for the even
ing. l think some of that wine
you served us lid the trick in
our bowling.
Saxon Relief Card Party
On Sat-, Dec. 7, the Jrs. will
have a card party at the club TO.
the benefit of the Saxon Relief.
Keep this date open as we would
| like as many as possible to attend.
To Ellwood City
The game will be played at the
Franklin r. High court at 7:45
and dance will be held after the
game.
Reporter: Please be more brief
in your report. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-27
ARMY NURSES
Applications may be submitted.

Cleveland. O. Nov. 27-Appli-
cations for appointment in the
Army Nurse Corps and the Wo-
mems Specialist Corps may be
submitted until Nov. 80 it was
announced today by Major Fred
G. D. Mauck, local Army andAir
Force recruiting officer.
Applicants will be accepted from
persons between the ages of Fl
and IS who are physically quail
fed and who served at any time
after Dec. 7, l94l, with the Me-
dical Department or War Depart
ment as nurses, Dieticians, physi-
cal or ocupational therapists.
Applications submitted by per-
sons on inactive duty status
should be forwarded direct to
The Adjutant General. Attention:
AGSO-R, Washington Is, DC.
If favorable action is taken, the
applicant will be ordered to pro-
ceed to an area screening center
for further examining and testing
1ntegration appointments will be
made in several increments prior
to March 81 of next year.
Application forms are available
at Headquarters Ohio Military
District, Fort Hayes, Columbus
l8. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-27
ELWOOD CITY
NEWS
By Betty and Betty

Ellwood City, Pa, Nov. u -
The basketball season opened
week tgo last Saturday, which
was loss to us, but this week it
was a gain.
The game between Youngs-
town and Ellwood was Very cx-
citing. The score was always
neck on neck. The game ended
with the score % to l9. That was
a good game boys, so let's keep it
up.
Our boys manager is Matt
Kloos, 3O4 Hazel Ave-, Ellwood
City, Pa.
After the game the crowd went
to the club to dance and eat. La
ter in the evening we gave away
a hundred dollars, which was for
the beneht OF the Juniors. The
winner of the hundred dollars was
Steve Deppner of Ellwood City.
To New Castle
Well be invading your fair
city this Sat. You can expect to
see bus load, we are coming full
force. Everyone is expecting to
see a good game so let's make it
one. See you all Saturday.
To Salem
We are expecting to see you
Saturday, Dec. 6. You can look
forward to having a good time.
So come one come all.
Attention
Any girls wishing to play the
Ellwood girls basketball team
please let us know so that we can
be prepared to play.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-27
.ONACA MAGNET
BY Danny

Monaco, Pa, Nov. 27-We heard
rumors that Farrell has a strong
basketball team this year, and
they proved that to be fact
when they came to Monaco Sat.
and won victory over our Blue
Devils. The game was hard fought
throughout - little rough at
times. but a good clean game
nevertheless. The final count was
57-5l, in favor of Farrell, and
they stand out as a team that's
going to be hard to beat.
After the game we gathered at
the club and as usual the ladies
had fine meal prepared. Our hats
off to everyone who cooked, serv-
ed and helped in any way.
Tomorrow night, Nov. %, we
travel to Youngstown Tor our
next game. We have a bus chart
cred for the trip, and plan to
bring a crowd with US.
Our next home game will be
Sat-, Dec. E. when we entertain
New Castle here at Monaco. Keep
the date in mind.
Reporters Note: Patience fel-
lows, we'll get those new uni
forms yet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-27
aeitbiIN In, Spieeel
Scr preiIe:

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einSrudsoolle Sieg Der @alter @eu-
tber-s -slnbGnger BEL oen rllniteo sluto-
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tell elmer MusrGuher,,ngsbetpegun
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ten eetpobnt baben, oaB er gar nidt
mebr aus3i5ieben ,uiinidt."
Die rDenber NoSt" beunrubigt Aih
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Oenner oen 8eriud) MAIDEN. Die neue
gbarte au 6au su brinsen. Die Don
6em i,,neen @apor Guigg Netuton
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-27

Netp yorf. Serbert 6ooper erfldr.
te, er iei iiberseuet, bob oie unter Dem
2ommunismus id)mabten6cn 8oltcr
friiber ODER ipGtcr iiG ibrer Jeiiela
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ser eoloenen Nebaiue Der @eieGidait
seebrt. Sn ieiner Mniprahe iaste er.
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meraunsen bstpieien, 6oB es in ben
tomn,,riitiid beberridten 2dnoern
beoenflieb rr,.mort". Sm tpeiteren
Berlaufe fiihrte er folgenoes aus:
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su ieber Stunoe in Ser Yreiie. i'm
8unoilmt uno auf ser @eonertribiine
outage, aber trotoem. uno uenn man
i'm aud einen 9rdumer nenne, sebe
er sic Soinng nidt auf. 0ie 3!oi'
liiotion oes Weitens lei ltarf, ionit
bate lie oen Nfadten ser 8ernid'
tung tp6breno Ser bergangenen sebn
Sabre niht ltanoeehalten.
Socper bebauptete, Die 2Gnocr oer
tpeItli1en Safbtugel betuieicn. oaB
freies llnternebmertum Ser ein5igc
Beg 5ur Broo,,ftipitdt lei. Seute Jet
en- MIR bic 2Gnber, in 6enen freies
|1lnternebmert,m berride, ponSlmocr
uno @alte betpabrt.
Gum SfluB rries Sooper Den
Iut un6 Die Nus6auer bes bolldn'
oiihen 8oItcs pGbren6 bes &rieges.
nit serinser Silfe bon nlBen babe
oic boaGnoiide 8epolferung bereits
ipieber einen sroBen Sell ibrer Pro'
ouftiousmittel in Gang gebradt uno
ibr altes 2eben a,,feenommen.
Die &ollano Society 1purbe Dor 62
Ssabren eesriinbct. Inn bas Inoenfel,
an Die friiben boaGnoiitben !Sies:er
.pah sn balten.
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oedllng bon &ommuniiten umb oie
8efdmpfung oes 2ommlnismus"
abbalten. Ger critic @eoncr miro @
6. 8uuitt, friiberer II. g. 8otIdai-
ter in Mosfau iein. Mn Dem &urius
iueroen Is ausaapGhlte 'Mitglieoer
Der Mmerican 2eeion teilnebmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-27
ueber Die ;Srauen
&on Sean Yaul

Nah bielen Narurioridern Der.
Idnaert oas Wauiern oas 9eben Ser
@osel; aber aud Sas Der @eiber,
iette man bin5u. bic allemaI 10 langc
iteden. Bis lie tpieoer Elm neues O.
fieoer anbaben. Mus ser Sberapeu.
tit ldBt iid's ihlcdt erflGren: aber
tpabr iit's. unS ie pornebmer cine lit.
mitbin ie frdnfIid)er. oeito otter mub
iie iih mauiarn. tpie auf Der Smmpi-
Salamanocr iid alle flint Gage bGu.
tet. Gin apeibliher &rebs. Ser auf
cine nene Sdole lpartet, bodt erbGrm.
lid in ieinem God.
Cine blinoe 1srau putt iid 10 germ
als cine iebenoe; Tie miiBte 6enn eitel
iein uno mebr ii6 inn Spiegel &C.
fallen molten als anbercn auBer Dem.
ielben.
4lei6er iino bem ihonen @ei6ledt
6as. mas Dem mGnnliden @eoanfen
iin6: Der &leiberihranf lit oie Bih.
liotbet, 6as Mnfleioesimmer Die Stm.
oieritube.
9aole ME an ser Sran aud ocr ,,n-
beoeutenoiten @orpermaneeI, ionScrn
iete bora,ls. baB oas 3uidreiben bon
tallien6 &ei3en nidt bas Mbipre1en
BON einem einsieen eut,nohe; benn
ie6e barf annebmen. lie bobe ones.
oaber l6ie seberin nit ibtparaer
Musen uninoelid au4 bIoue fir ein
Vaar @ei3e bolten fann ,peil ibr ia
ionit 5pei fehIter