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The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11
Canadian Parlia- ment Applauds
 Truman's Address

OTTAWA, R)-President Tru- man told the Parliament of this northern good neighbor" today that the United States intended to help those nations that want to live in peace, without coercion or intimidation.
 Senators and members of the House of Commons stood and ap- plauded as the President. attired in formal morning clothes, enter ed the House chamber.
 We intend to aid those who seek to live at peace with their neighbors, without coercing or be- ing coerced, without intimidating or being intimidated," the Presi- dent told the lawmakers.
 He promised that American re- sources would be used to promote world recovery by aiding those who are willing to make "the maximum contribution to the same cause"
 Two relocated Mounties, their hats on, stood at attention throughout the American Presi- dents address.
 MT. Truman called for compile ton of the St. Lawrence project, which has long stirred controversy in the United States.
 The Presidents reading of his address was interrupted repeated ly by applause. The Senators, seated in the aisle between the desks of the government and op- position members clapped their hands while the House of Com mons members slapped their desks with their hands.
 MT. Truman grinningly depart ed from his prepared text to ex- press appreciation of political ad- vice" from Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King who introduced him.
 King, for 20 years the Prime Minister, referred to the fact that the Republicans control the United States Congress. He said he had had experience with opposition in Parliament and told the President it was not necessarily "a bar" to continuance in office.
 "We seek a peaceful world, a prosperous world, free world, a world of good neighbors, living on terms of equality and mutual respect, as Canada and the United States have lived for generations
 eve intend to support those who are determined to govern themselves in their own way, and who honor the right of others to do likewise.
 "We intend to aid those who seek to live at peace with their neighbors, without coercing or be- ing coerced, without intimidating or being intimidated."
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11

SAN FRANCISCO, R)-Joyner White, Seattle outfielder, led the Pacific Coast baseball league bat ting averages, in games including those of June 8, with a percent age of .360.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11

SHANGHAI. (H-The Tafeng Shipping company reported yes terdaY that the Aston steamer Tafeng sank off Woosung during a storm Monday and that l2s of its 300 passengers were missing. The other lsl were rescued. the company said.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11
Alaska Seems
 Assured Pulpwood, Newsprint Industry
Forest Service Takes
 Concrete Steps Toward Industry Development

@(41 Special Washington Service)
 WASHINGTON, R)-The For est Service disclosed today it has taken the first concrete step toward promoting an Alaskan pulpwood and newsprint industry.
 The service revealed details of a sample agreement it has pre- pared at the request of a group of West Coast and New York fi- nanciers, high interior and agricul- ture department officials said, for the sale of eight billion board feet of plup timber near Petersburg, Wrangell and Thomas Bay, Alas ka.
 Under the agreement the suc- cessful bidder must have at least $8,00O,000 immediately available for plant construction. The finan- cial group was described as eager to submit bid. When bids can be asked depends on Congressional action on pending legislation.
 Frank Heintzelman, chief of the Alaskan Forest Service, told a re- porter the quantity of timber cov- cred by the agreement would be sufficient to maintain a newsprint plant production of 525 tons day for 50 years.
 Closing to the deal would mean the expenditure of S3O,00O,000 to $40,000,000 to build pulp mill, power plant, and a town of 2,000 or 2,5O0-one of the largest in Alaska-16 miles east of Peters burg.
 The sample sale agreement pro vides that the lowest bid accept able for pulp timber will be 85 cents per 100 cubic feet Slightly more than one cordD. Heintzelman said this is lower than the prevail ing price on the Pacific Coast.
 Bidders must also agree to pay the following fixed rates until 1, 1860, for material to be manu- factured for sale or sold in other forms than pulp or its products:
 S3 per 1000 board feet log scale for spruce saw logs, includ- ing high grade spruce logs intend ed for pulp manufacture; $1.50 per 1000 board feet for cedar; $2 per 1000 board feet for sawlogs of Hemlock and other species; Is cents per linear foot for piling or poles over 95 feet long; one cent per linear foot for piling or poles 95 feet or under.
 The rates are subject to read justment by the forest service July 1, 1860, and at five-year in tervals thereafter.
 The forest service has decided to call for oral bids, but will ac- cept sealed bids from approved bidders. The successful bidder, who must show working capital of at least $8,000, ,000-less than a third of the estimated total cost of the project-must put up $100, 900 at the time his offer is accepted. This is to serve as a guarantee for a one-year option period in which the successful bidder will be per mitted to qualify for the final agreement. Dar ... Heintze1rnap said tho firm which
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
WILMINGTON MORNING STAR WILMINGTON n. {.

with a discussion on the mutual
money raising potentialities this
year.
+ The members will give an ex-
change of ideas that are antici.
pated to increase the effective.
ness of each phase of the infan.
tile paralysis campaign and serv.
ice program for 1948.
At 4::30 p. m. the various guests
from the surrounding counties
will be shown the polio unit o1
James Walker Memorial hospital
and the type of treatments which
will be given to polio patients o1
Eastern North Carolina.
The equipment for the local
polio unit at the hospital was
donated by the chapters of the
counties to be represented al
today's meeting.
Representatives of. the North
Carolina foundation attending
the meeting will be Mrs. Philir
Russell, director of organization
Philip S. Randolph and Marx
Sumner.
The Rev. James B. McQuere
will serve as toaStmaster.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
RANKIN TO SPEAK
AT POLIO MEET
Plans For Coming Cam
paign To Be Discusse.
AT Session 7 onight

John Rankin, administrator of
James Walker Memorial hospital,
will speak to the county chap
ters of the National Foundation
for 1nfantile Paralysis on "The
Costs in Treatment of Polio,
this evening at $50 o'clock at
the Friendly.
This is one of number of pre-
campaign meetings being held
this month over North Carolina
counties. Included in this chapter
are New Hanover, Brunswick,
Columbus; Bladen, Pender, Samp-
son, Duplin, Jones, Onslow, and
Carteret.
Plans for the coming cam
paign will be discussed along
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

Solomon at Hemenway school;
Solomon Sternberger at Tileston
school; John C.. Myers at Chest
nut Street school; Louis Poisson,
Jr., at Lake Forest school; John
H. Farrell at William Hooper
school; Villain K. Rhodes, Jr.,
at Sunset Park school; AL a n
Marshall at Washington Catlett
school J. W. Copeland at
Wrightsboro school; Walker
Taylor at Forest Hills school;
Alec Fonvielle, Jr., at Bradley
Creek school; Addison Hewlett,
Jr.. at Winter Park school; 1t.
Henry c. Bost at Maffitt Village
school. The speaker for the Car
DINA, Beach school will be an
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
ARMISTlCE DAY
SPEAKERS NAMED
American Legion Post An.
nounces Program For
Various City Schools

J. r. Hollis, announced yes
terday as co-chairman, a on g
with W. ]. Blackwell, Jr., of the
local American Legion posts
Armistice day program, a ist of
speakers at the various schools
for the November II program.
Legion Commander Charles
H. Foard yesterday announced
the appointment of the co-chair-
man and named Judge John j.
Burney and J. Carl Seymour as
committee members.
The posts annual program of
providing a speaker for every
New Hanover school is designed
to promote better citizenship in
the county, Foard explained.
The speakers this year will
be:
c. D. sHogue, Jr., at Ne,
Hanover High school: Bernard
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

research and development TO,
the army.
The distinguished service med.
al was presented to Col.
Greasy by Maj. Gen. Henry E.
Aurand, director of research and
development, at a ceremony in
the Pentagon attended by high
ranking officers Of the army and
group of close friends.
The citation accompanying the
award stated that "Col. Greasy
performed exceptionally meri.
torious and distinguished serv-
ice in the China theatre from
May, 1945, to July, 1916. AS chief
of the planning section and
deputy commander, headquar-
ters service of supply, he direc-
ted the planning for the logisti-
cal support Of the operations OF
the Chinese forces and the CO.
ordination and control of activi-
ties of all field agencies 1nclud-
ing four major base sections.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

''Later, as commanding Of
ficer, combined service forces,
Marking headquarters com.
mand, he was a key figure in
solving problems of supply iqui.
dation redeployment and re-
organizational activities over :
wide area after cessation o.
Ihostilities. Additionally, Col
Greasy drafted complete organi.
rational plans for the Chinese
service forces and thus made
major contribution to the new
Chinese department Of national
defense.
Col. Greasy was personally
decorated by Generalissimc
Chang Kai shek for his work
in China. His plans for the
Chinese combined service force
have become a keystone of the
new Chinese department o1
national defense.
Col. Creasy's decorations in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

clude the Legion of Merit,
Bronze Star, medal collar or
der OF. the Pao Ting, special
breast order of Yum Hui, and also
the Pacific theater ribbon with
four battle stars.
He is member of the ANN
chemical society, the Ameri-
can Institute of Chemistry. The
club memberships include the So
ciety of Cincinnati, Scabbard and
Blade and Masonic Order through
The Shrine.
Washington organizations in
clude the Army-Navy club, North
Carolina society of Washington,
and the Chemical Engineers
club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
Book Club Meets
With Mrs. Alderman

The Missionary Round Table
Book club of the First Baptist
church met Tuesday morning
with Mrs. A. M. Alderman.
Mrs. Charles A. Maddry open
ed the meeting with a de-
votional, and Mrs. C.. W. Shaw,
Mrs. L. H. Reynolds, Mrs. A..
M. Alderman, and Mrs. Leslie
N. Boney gave reports on books
read during the month.
Mrs. Maddry gave an outline
Of the Baptist work done in Rus
sia as revealed by a member
of the Baptist church, who visit
ed in Russia.
After the meeting Mrs. Alder
man served luncheon.
Members attending included,
Mrs. Charles A. Maddry, Mrs.
&c. w. Shaw, Mrs. L. H. Rey-
nolds, Mrs. Leslie N. Boney,
Mrs. Roger Smith, Mrs. S. H.
Coward, Mrs. 0. G. Balm, and
Mrs. Rufus Williams.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
COLONEL GREASY
AWARDED MEDAL
Former Wilmingtonian's S
Distinguished Service In
China Recognized
nv MARY JAMES COTTRELL
Wilmington Star Washington
Rureau

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5. - The
distinguished service medal was
awarded today to Col. William
Merlin Greasy, USA, for eek
ceptionally meritorious and dis
tinguished service in the China
theater
Col. Greasy, son of the late Mr..
,nd Mrs. W. M. Greasy Of Will
mington, is deputy director O
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
One as Deadly as Two

A health survey shows that 40
many children are killed annual
ly by whooping cough as by IN
fantile paralysis and scarlet fe-
yer combined.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

nounced later by Earl KluAx,
commander Of Post 272, Caro-
lima Beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
Skin-Breather

Skin -Breather
Telmatobius microphthalmus, a
frog of the Andes mountains,
breathes through its skin, and
rarely, if ever, comes to the sur
face of the water.
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Sur reauiriertett 8eHt
lin 1pien ,pirS ecsakH

Bien. Sm ipobltuenoem 8egeaias
3u ben Metbooen Ser iibrisen 8eIet.
,ungsmG6te bot ntn Die amer:fa-
|nildp 3onenperlpaltung bctanntgeacs
beu. baB iie beabiidtise, @sietsins fix
aIe TGumli6feiten ,mb @runcitiide
gu aabIen, oie aesen,pGrtig pon oen
Mmeritanern in @ien benust irer-
ben ober friiber benllbt ipl,roen. &C.
tpeit nift bereits 3ablungen seieiitet
tuorben lei. 9ic Gigentiimer iulrhcn
anfgeiorbert. Iid nit ibren Mniprii.
den 81 meloen.
Ssn pielen 1s1Qen fam ser Giaen.
timer ooer geripalter Der reauirier.
ten Smmo6ilien nibt feItseiteut iuer'
ben. Mnidpimenb babcn manhe We-
iiber reaulirierten Yribateiaentums
tpeaen ibrer friiberen politiiden 3us
geborigfeit niht I'm Die Neselnng bes
Miet5ins anaei,ldt. 1riibere politiibc
5Gti9feit lit ieood) fein @rnnS snr
gorentbal4ung geredtiertigter :Miet.
5irsforoerlmgen.
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8attin Srene Biirtler nit Der er 33
Sabre IN sliidlid,er Che le5te, cine
peibeiratete So6ter Giiie Maurcr
uno 5rpci Gnfelfinber unb oie nod
Ieoigen ainoer @ilbelm GrnIt, Slga
uno Bertha, in Der alteu Seimat als
Sliihtlinge einem gruoer uno 5tuei
Sdlpeitern nit 6amilien.
Sic tiefsebeugte Satin modte
audi aui oieiem 8eae Sen pielen BE,
tannten unb ireunben fir Die Nn'
teilnabme an ibrer tieien 1rauer unS
unieren Serrn Yiarrer fiir oas troIt
reidye @ottesport nod)nals bunten.
gSir ale nimideu it'll im Ser5er
Der trauernoen Samilie 8ottes Bel
Irano uno 1roit uno araft lih DC
mutspon i'm ibrem 2ciS unter Die ge
,ualtiee Sa1to @ottes 81 beugen.
Wt, Sans Bauer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05

tuelhe inrt,er nod etn anDerer arieg
tpeitergebt. 9ein 8oH bot oerbGltnis'
mdbig groBere Spfer TN 8riege &C.
bradt aIs Die 8riten, Sic iebt Dor ei.
mem lan9en aampf INN ibre spirt.
| ibaftIide Selbiterbalt,lns iteben.
I'm ben tpunoerbaren @eiit Der
&riess5eit neu 81, beleben, bat oar,,m
&onig George fir Sen 6. Suli eillen
@ettae angeiebt - gena,, tpie III
eIeider 3eit erflart Elm grnabrungs.
&riienaeiten tpGbreno oes arieges. 81
ipesialiit in elmer meoiainiiden 3eit'
fd)rift, ENGLAND ~iterbe langlam Dor
&uneer" ,tno dei oas "idled)teIt er-
n1brte Bolt in @eite,lropa, Seutid).
Iano einseihloiien." 0ieie 8ebaap.
tllnq tpuroe bonn grnabraln9snlinilter
Sobn Strohep Itarf an9cgriffen nno.
70 fdbrt ser vMonitor" fort, fam In
ser Sat in 3,ueifeI sesosen ,ueroen.
Mber iie umterltreid)t ood) Sen ernft
ser Gage in einem Sanoe, oas piele
Mmerifaner id,on o,f Dem Wege 81
normaIen GcrbGltniIien 9la,lhten.
Die .Neap Worf 5imes" fniipft an
Die fiir5lid,e 8emerfune bes britiihen
MrStes Or. 8idneu an, ,pcnab ote
Gnal1noer nit elmer Togeserndbr,lne
bon 2iOO aalorien lan9iam oeM
,'S,naertooe entsesengebem Srob otc-
| ier et,pas bcipuBt iibertriebencn 5ors
mulier,ms meint oas glatt, oab Die
Gage ser griten niht per5'pei1elt &C.
Iuanut merben f0nme, peralif)en nit
ben Notwithstanding in Der
|omerifaniid)en Gone Geltihlanos, tn
iOeIterreid, Spanien, Solen Snole"
Ilnb China. Mui ieben Tall miiBten
Die Hereinafter Staaten mcbr tlttl,
INN Dem Qebensmittelnangel in Der
@clt sll lteler,, ba .apir uid)t fit
inns allein leben f0nnen" umo ",1ibt
feiern f0nnen, menu uniere Nad)barn
bunaern". 8enn ipir iebt ,niere Sils
| fe fir Die Notleioeuoen einidrdnfer.
biiriten mir oen Gag beiflellnigt her.
beifiibren, an benz Die Notipenotgtcit
aroBer llnterltiiblng i'm Snnern oes
2anbes 'beitebt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05
3iueis II.

Gs biene alien SdNpelteru sur &c,
fdligen Nahrift, baB Die ndfitp
9eriammlllng am Samstag, Den :.
Suni, 7:3O llbr abenbs abgehalter
miro. Die Seleaut,nen 1perocn iiher
oen Seruai ser &onpentipn beriften
9esbalb iollte ieoes Mitglieo bieler
0eriamml,mg beiipobnen.
Infer ndd,iter &artenabeno iinoet
am Oonnerstog, 6en 12. SSllni. 8 l(br
ubenos ltatt. slle iillb a1is ber5lid'te
eingelaben iib 81 oieler ltnterbaltuna
ein3uiinoen.
Charlotte Solrle. Sefr.
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3meia 8.

slllen 9riioern pcm 3,ueig 5 biene
s,lr eefduigen Nadriht, Dab ndhitc
reaelmGBige @eriamml,lug Cams
tag, oen 7. sunni, 7:3O llbr abenrS
itattiinoet. SIN oieier &erimnnlung
miro 8erid)t eritattet tperSen Don IN.
fern Selesaten bon ser oiesilbrigen
&onpention Canton, Ohio. guh ,pera
Den anoere ipihtige &ereinsiadcn
oorliesen. 0uum weroen ale er.
iuht anpeieno su iein. nm alles gum
WoM lmo @elten oes Gereins 5u er.
leoisen. Nad Sdl,lb Ser Seriamnl-
lung sibts INNER GrfriihlIngen irci.
SSobn 5airb, Sefr.
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a.. Jabres.Konbention
HeS Central perbanHes ser Siebenbireer SaAfen

Daniel Hebner aIs Sefretdr, SenrD
Sbinoler l,no &atb. @osmeilter, gab
oiesmal feinen 8eridt, miro aber nit
ieiner Mrbeit iortfabren uno ndditcs
SSsabr in ser &onpention einen Be-
ribt ba6en.
Oem oritten 0i5es@ s@robprdiioent,
ssobn Srbcn, ser nit oieier &onbens
ton 25 Sabre Dem Central 8erba'lS
treu geoient bat, nurse bonn @rcS-
4rGIiocnten 8altbes in paiienoee
@orten elm aoIoener 8nopf nit einenl
Goclltein iiberreic)t. apoiiir Srbcll
berslid) oanfte uno periprab audi
lpeiterbin feline polle Gflidt gu t,ln.
gta6 Groffnl,mp Der Nadpnittass'
lituna beridtcte oas @roBbeamtens
@eiebfomitee iiber oie Ingelegenbe't
oos Observation-Disclosures, Sas IN
letter &onpention als unnotig erad)"
tet npuroe. 0as &cnlitee berihtete
Sob es beldIoiien bat gu empfeblen
oas smt nid,t a6auIdnfen ionoerm es
NIT oem s,peiten @rob.Sefretdrsamt
All oerbinoen umo einen Silis.8roS-
iefretGr sShatmeiiter 81 ertudblen.
Inn itdnbis in ser aan5lei NIT Dem
@roBiefretdr suianmen 81. arbeiten
Ser 8erid)t bes &omitecs 'puroe nad
lanper 0ebatte aneenommen uno es
,uuroe beid!oiien einen Silfsicfretdrs
Sbabmeiiter 81 ertp6bIen nit einem
idbrliden @ebalt bon $4,000.
Sl(s @ablfomitce tpuroen errnmnt
9elegat Sans Steiner, Mug,lit &rait
uuo Maria Sfotb. Nad 5eIteallns ser
@ebGlter fanb bie 8abl itatt, bie
folgenoes &ei,,ltat ergab:
8roB= =Eraii6ent, SSobn 8altbes.
3,ueig 2, @rie, ga.
1. 8i5es@roB- -ErdIioent, Or. Sans
5oiieI. Gleoelano, g., 3,peig 33
2. 8i5e=Yrdiioent, Inoreas
y. Yetri, 3lueig I, Glepelanb
3. @roB-Si5es sErdiibent, Sobn Or
ben, 3tpeig so, youngstown
8roB-SetretGr, @eorg Nartini,
3lpeig /, Glebelanb, Ohio
Silis- -8roBiefretar 4Sfabmeiiter,
Ssobn Rodus, 3ipeig Ia, Canton
@rpBperpalter, Sobn Srben, 3,u.
80, Ooungstotun, SenrpShinos
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uno 1T leif)t au erreiben nit Dem
MiQbus fir bieienisen, Ole uibt nit
Mutomobil fommen. Ser rote Mil-
bus fdbrt oireft am Ylase porbei,
gs tpdre nit 6re,loen 5ll begriiBen,
apenn 0as Soitban Spiel am Conn
tag, Den Is. Suni siuiibem GlepelanS
ga1t uno 2orain anltatt in Glepelan>
ab3ubalteu nah 2orain perlegt mir
be, Der MifIe Club bat einen id,onell
BalISpielplab. Wir taoen eufSuniors
alio barslih Gin, mubct es alldI
m0glif 5u fonlmem Mui Slm Nidnia
atno .lailet llns ale elne quite 3eii
bdben.
n. &. ssrieienbensit, Sefr.
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1Gdiilden Seinmtloien Sic 8elegen-
beit seeeben nod slmerifa 3ll fom,
men, miro geiagt.
Sieraui oanfte @roB- Yraiioent 5.
8altbes alien Gelesaten lmo @robbc;
amten fir oie in oieier Gonpention
geleiitete Mrbeit ,nto erfuhtc iie beim.
5ueeben unS ibrcu @riioern u'lS
Sdapeltern i'm 8erein ou 6eridtcn
uno aud ipeiter NIT Mut uno Jreuoe
suiammen 3u arbeitem Dann oanfts
er auf) sen Gontoner Sahien a,ns
ibren Brdfioenten slnoreas Mattcs
fiir ole galte 8eauirtlms uno oas
freunoliheg gntsescntommen ,uabrens
bieIem 1osen Der ao,,pention uno o.
rauf erflGrte er Die 3onbention fiji,
eeidaoiien uno nit Nbiingen rSSd
bin Elm Sads id) iass NIT Stols"
mo .Mp Country this Of thee" fam
Ole &onnention at Gnbe.
Nad)ber tpuroe elm ieines @beno
eiien ierbiert, oas iib ale iuobl m,m
oen lieben ,,no rad Sem gfien unter
6ieIten iid bieienisen, Sic nod 6lie
Ben, bei frSblihem 3an3 ,n,D rnse
5puneenen @eiprdden. Mm nadite,
Moreen, 1. Sl,ni, beiidtisten iie oi'
Stabt ,,no behihten lire Grea,n6e.
Mltf Bieberieben in Ser ,xidNtcr
Sfottbention in Grie, Ha., nn6 Del
SaWenMonpe1tion in Salem ant 81
,in6 90. Stunt uno am Sdhfiider
S6m9erfeft i'm Septenber oieies Sab
res in Glebelan6, Ohio.
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S,ucia 18.

b1lt ieine reeelmdBige 8eriammlllnl
Sreita9, Den 13. Sum-, 8 ltbr abenSs
ab. Gs iiub ulle MitglieSer gebeten
oieier Teriammlrlng bei3hpobnen.
Sie Telegatinnen aueroen oen 8e
ribt pon Der oiesiibrigen &onpentior
nbgeben, hpelder eiu iebr interel1an
ter 8cribt iein miro. 8itte fommt
alle sur Ierinnmllmg.
Gs mcroen olle Nfitglieoer gebeten
,pelhe i'm sunni @ebrrtstag baben
iid, bel Sdlpeiter Meliidfa au melScr
bamit Tie sic Irrangierllna iiir oa;
Tartie beiorgen fann.
&atb. @uncIh. Sefr.
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nddite gerianmlune om 6. S,lni 8
llbr abenos itattfinoet. Sn bieier
Seriammlung iueroen oie Oelegaten
ibren 8eribt abgeben bon Ser oies-
iabrieen &onpention. Sm SntereI'e
bes &ereins lollte fein 8ruber feb
lem in bieier Seriammlune. Mlio
nibt 81 oeraeiien.
.. S. Sontid. Setr.
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A'ts NileS, Okae
2lpeia 20.

Die leste Geriammlurg mar gut
bef,td)t. SIR ounfeu allen 0tiiberu
her5lib bafiir. llmier 9eiegat bat Ell.
nen pollen 9eriht Don Ser &onrell.
ton gebradt mo Elm iebes Mitg!ieo
mar suiriebem oamit uno sic franecn
8ritoer miro er audi tpiiien lai;en.
Sn Ser Ietten Geriamnt,Ing !uuroe
aud, Elm Tidnid beihlonen. Satu:u
nirb lpdter befannt gelnaht.
isrib Shell, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-06-05
2(ms pemt,este,vn. Otis
MdJtnna grii6er!

9ie nGdite Seriammlurg oes Sn
80 finoet am 5reitasabeno, Sen, 6
Suni. pnnft s llbr itatt. Gicie Ser
ianmlllna miro cine iebr mihtlge
1ein, lueil mir Sen 9erid)t Ser Sele
aatem bon ser &onnention boren. III
10, lie6c 9riihcr. pergeBt bieien 90
tum unb 3cit nid)t. @ir lpollen eint
out bei,rdtc Terlammllng laben.