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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
3tuei u1iuici,en per,
ist,u,,nNei,c De,,tistc
ShluB bon Settle 1.

@enerdlen nit bem Selomarihan
Eanll,s at ser Spite in Stalinerao
ergeben batten, miro angenommen,
baB iie bon 0en &lliien bafiir auser.
ieben iino, bel einer friegeriibcn
slnseinanoerIebuna asuiidcn Sitel,
,mo @eIten i'm Sieeerlagcr auf ocut,
iden ober arberch ellropiiihen
&riegsidaupldten einaeiebt 5u ,pcr-
oen
Man pGre perin6t, Sen @eoanfen
elmer iolfen "oel,tithen" 'slrmee, bie
einnal oIs .8eireier" bon Dem uns
barmber5ieen Sod Ser 2onboner
.Gitp" lmo ser -@aQ Street nod Dem
Mbein mari6ieren uno auh in Dem
@ebiet Ser segentpGrtisen oeutihen
lpeitliden Sffllpations5onen Sic See-
nltneen Ser bolidefpiltiihen .3inili-
iation" berbreiten, als perpiinIft &C.
ideit s,i be3eihnen, tpGre er nidt 10
perteufelt ormm.
Son Ser SI9. .2eitlms in Saunoper
lit inspiihen elm porliufiger 3es
rift iiber ooS graebnis ser bon ibr
ourfgefiibrten arieesgeiangenens
GnQnete befanntgegeben tporoen. Sic
gcnauen 3iffern baben mir i'm su-
senblid niht CUR Sanb, ,inoeiien liegen
Sic Singe 10, baB Die 3abI ser friess.
gefongencn beutiden SolSotcn, bcren
Shidlal nod 1nauigeflGrt lit. ii6
ollf ettpa 5ipei Miarpnen bel6,it.
Sieie MiGionen ocutiher Men.
idenleben bat oas goafooabra ser
iotpietomtlicten arieasaeionaenen.
statiItif gang einfab peribpinoen
laiien. 6eititellunaen Soiepb gliopS
Goes nan,haften Stem Dorfer Yubli-
5iiten, Die iih olf amtlihcs anerifo,
niIdes MaterioI ltiiben, ons cr in
Berlin cinfeben fo1nte) iprchen bon
~,peligitens 10000 gerionen bie
alliabrlih in ser Soiuietsone bon sen
Srganen ser Sffupationsmad)t burf,
Solterungen, bur6 orbinGren Mcro,
our6 Sungern ober Grfrieren ODER
ionitige Sotl,nsslnetboben aus Dem
0ege gerdl,mt iperoen.
Gen @erbreden oes Sopiet- ,S,,.
manismls" cine Shranfe 81 ieten,
bat bie "lpeItlid)e" Diplomatic bisber
feline Mittel aeflnben ,rnS fnlm Sen
a,lten @illen gc5eigt. Sie 9efiirt.
tllng, oaB Slmaerttaulenbe beutiher
Sefanaener in HuBlanb uno Sibiricn
auf blutide ooer ,mblutiae @eiie Ii.
quioiert lporoen iino, lit ocnlnadl 10
luenig bon Der 9onb 5u tpeiicn, ,pie sic
Mnnabme, baB anocre Sllnoerttauien-
De bieicr TeutIdcn in sic ,San(us.
Irmee" gepreBt lporben iinb.
Staatsiefretdr Mariboa iollte iei-
mem Somietfoaesen Molotop nidt
Die Heinlihfeit erIparen, BON neueu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
Illus Netp Caitle, pa.
3iucig 25.

gs biene alien Mitglieoern sltr
Nahrid)t, baB uriere nadite Ser
iammllus ant %. Sesember, 3 llhr
uafmittags abeebalten miro. Sn
oieier gerianlullng finoet auBer ,,n.
fern reaelmGBigen 8eiddften aud Die
9eamtenlpobl itatt. Ges6alb ioate cs
iih elm jeber .8r,,her sur Yfliht
MAIDEN nno in hie Seriamnllna
ifommen.
Geo. @obenoorier, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
3tueis 45.

Neuiobrsfeier in ser Salle ON
Samstag, Sen 8. Sanllar 1913. Mn.
fang s llbr abenNs. Sreies Sauer-
fraut- lmo @urltsgiieu, Sansunter.
boltlng uno grfrilbung. Mae Mit-
elieber linb eriudt su eri6einen iamt
sSamilien. SSreo Melser, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
Nus Gu,pee> City, pa.
1tnierm 2lnNrcas 111el3er
aus 8rofidenf, Siebenbiirgen, gum
Is. 8ebnrtsta9e.

Sir, Ser bu Siinfllnoiieb3is Sabre
2eio lluo Sreub' I'M 2eben 9etra9en,
Soeb' alif 81 @ott Cen glit, gelpabre
@as &inD unb Gnteltiroer ln9en,
Gle reihen Dir oou 2iebe ibre s,dnbe
limb oanteu bir bis on oe5 ySeees Gube.
9u bait eetreu i'm fremben 2anbe
8epilau5t in lie Der Mhnen Segen,
Sn oeiner Spratc, CIR z@eipaube
@liib' Dir, ihr 8Iiit aui allen @egen,
Sic iino es, Iiir peld1e ou geItrebt, selebt.
geit beines 8oItes Belen, iiub JIG perz
.ipebt
@ir Saficn aher ippl1en hente
3u Sauf an oeiner Seite iteber,
g8ir poIlcn sebeu Dir 8eleite
Sn gbrfurht iiiroer nit Dir geben
yfoh manfes liebe cSabr lei Dir belfieoen
Sm Gliit, Geiunobeit, auf Der 8elt
binieoeu.
Hubolf Raper.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25

3meig Is.

Gs biene alien Miitalieoern aur
gefdaigen Nahriht, Dab nGhite Ser.
iammlung Sonntas, Sen 4. Sanuar,
3 llbr nadmittaes absebalten tuiro,
unb iomit tperoen alle Mitglieoer er.
iudt in bieier @eriammlung anne.
ieno 5u iein.
9ie 0eserlbers sgeriammlllng mar
5iemlib gut beil,ht uno ale Beiddi.
te ipuroen prompt erleoigt. Sann
ging es our 8eamtentuagl iiber ,mo
ale 8eamten ,pnrben perglfflanlation
tuieoer erlpablt Bis auf uniere Sdipe.
iter &atb. 8oGoni, ipeld)e per Stim.
menmebrbeit als Geriualteriu ertpdblt
tpuroe an Stelle bon Sf1pelter slnna
s6erbolt, ,pelde Mbltano nabm bon
ibrem Mnlt als 8enpalterin.
9sa6 Der geriammIuns sins allcs
iiber 5ur l1nterbaltilng, 100 Speiien
ierbiert .uuroen; &eimaemadte Brat.
tpnrit, luelde bon G1tpeiter Mnno
Sieb borbereitet ,uar, uno ale Mntue.
ienoen rnterbielten iid aufs 8eIte,
iiberbmlpt auf Die Wl,iif, iuelde bon,
BaDerii6en Sris aufgeipielt tuur6e.
! &offe ale MitgIieber begriiBen olt
fonnen in Ser @eriannmlung am 4.
Sanuar. 81. sfuR, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25

1tniere @ei6nad)tsfeier

lit am 81. Ie5enlber abenos. slae
griioer unb beren sSamilien Iinb ber5s
lid ,eingelaoen. 8elansuerein l'no
sS,tgenoberein nno Ser 5rauenperein
3ipeig II. Die Veamtcn nno Der 8c.
iangperein iueroen alles aufs bette ar
rmtgierelt.
ssn letter &erIan,nllng ipuroe
ipieoer elm neues Mitalieo aufgeuom-
men, 2ouiS 8lof. Gr ipuroe gerslidI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
Sipcig Is.

ltniere Notwithstanding tpirb
am 2S. Se,em6er. 2 llbr nahmit,
tags abgebalten Sn bieier geriamms
hung iperoen Sic 8eamtinnen fir bus
Sabr 194S seiuablt. 8itte fommt
aae l,,,b belft nit quite 8eamtinnen
su eripGblen. 6. g., Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
Serr Sobann ,Sobrent

lno purbe am IS. 9e5cntber, lnter
groBer 8eteiligllug ser slnpertuano.
ten, 2anoslellte, 9efannten, Jreun.
BEN lno MitglieSern Der 3!peige 20
ilno % uno Ser Gpang. Sutb. airhen.
genleinoe bon 8. Soften 50. 2eibe,-
beitatt,ngsbeim unb ser Gpung .2utb.
STRIDE aus na6 eiuer Sralerie ieier, ges
lcitet bon Baltor aennetb 6. @ilt aui
Sem Riperiioe 5rieobof our lesten
Mllbe gebettet. Ser Iabinaeid)ieoene
luuroe in 9teuoorf, Siebenbiirgen.
am 10. MtGr5 1885 eeboren ,lno BORT
er5ogen rmo fam als Sunsseieae i'm
Sabre 1909 nod Sen Ser. 'Staaten,
Die er 5u ieiner neuen Seimat mahte
uno iib in youngstown. Sbio, ME.
oerlieB. Spater trat er in ben Che
itano, Ser ein iebr sliidlider tpar unb
bem elm Sobn entiprang. Ssm Sabre
1925 ii6eriiebelte er na6 Stiles. g..
unS arbeitete bei Ser Carnegie Sa.
Steel SO. in Mc9onalo. 3. Gr tpar
elm eutltebenoes Mitglieo 6es 3apeis
20 i,nb Ser 60. 2utb. Stride, Stiles.
Sbio. gr tpar elm feiner arbeitsia,ner
Wann, niemals tpuroe er n1iibe, tpenn
es bieB Irbeiter fir Den 8erein. unb
er ipar beliebt BEL alien sic i'm tam,
ten, bas betpieien Die pielen 8lumen
INN oen Sarg uno Die 5eilnabme an
Ser 2eidenfeier.
Gs trauern Inn i'm feline tiefge.
be,,gte @attin Maria Sobrent, ell
Sobn Sobam1 Sobrent, s,pei 8riioel
in Siebenbiirgen, cine Sdiueiter UNI
| ibr Mann @otb, 5,pei Nibten uni
elm Reffe Sobann 5leiider un6 ibrs
lie6en Jamilien in youngstown, s..
6err uno arau &erman Gamilie IN
Seem Gaitle, ga.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
a''s lilies. Obte
Qrduernduriht

ltno banfen sir bis an oes @eges Gn
Sn Niles, Sbio, itarb nab pieriGh-
rigem aber ihiperem 2eiben am 10.
3e5ember i'm sllter pol, 62 Sabren,
s Monaten llno 25 Sagen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
4iueia 5.


SsSn lnlerer lebten Gerlammllne
Die 9eamten fiir oas nQhite
Sabr gelpdblt. Gs iino:
Eraiioent, Sobn Teutidldnoer
Gi5e- -Srdi., Mid,ael &iriebner
Erot. SER, Sob,h Saub ,s.#
Sbabm., @uit. u. 8inoer
Sin.-Sefr., 81. 6. ssrieienbenglt
G.-G=Sefr., MidaeI Sbneiocr |
Geriualtunesrite, Gbriit @oobs,
Soc Gamblers, Sobn 8. GonnertI
Siirlpart uno Mrhipar, g. @roB
&ranfenfonitee, 9an. Sbellman
: DfidaeI @olff
Sic SnItallierung finoet am 3. Sa-
mldr in ser Notwithstanding
ltatt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
2lms uemiteste,p,,, Otie
3,ucis 80.

Sn unierer am Z. Seaember abge.
balteuen Geriammlllng muroen pei
Mfflanation uno ourb gbren.Mui.
iteben sic folgenben 8eamten fin
194S geipGblt:
Yraiiocnt, Mitbael Mrb
, 1. GiBe-Y -YrGi., Mihacl @eltber
3. Si5e. .Yrai., Martin Gerr
Sefretir, sloolpb s. 3ea
Sdntmeiiter, Garl 8aumnnn
Sin. .-eSefr., Sad 3in5.
Serlpalter, Wtibael &aider. Geo
9lrk @llit. Sd),lnn, s.. 8inoer
Mrbipar, Simon Stl,ller
Siirpart, Mibael Sfititer
! G.sG.-Sefr., Sobann S. Srben
GinoerR. -Sefr., Wtib. @oleid ssr
Deputies. Sobn Srben, Ntibael
9ofeif, ST.
Wir gratlllieren ,nieren geamten
1llr 194S llnO apiinlden allen @ottes
Segen, &raft uno slusbauer. M6geu
tie itanoig fir bas @obl lmo gcI;e
llnleres Gereins l,no unieres @olfes
arbeiten. gSir ais Mitglieoer molle,1
binter ibnen iteben. 3u allen Seiten
bebilflideriueiie nit ibnen mitarbei.
ten; Samit penn bas sSSabr 5u Gnoe
flieBt mir ale 5niammen iagen f0n,
men: "0ie grbeit ,uar gut getan -
itaut mas mir aac 5uiammcn errun,
gen baben." So5u belle uns ser
Sinnnlil6e Safer. ....-. .....
llniere nadite regelmaBiae Scr.
lamnllllnG Die AUDI sugleih unierc
Notwithstanding ilt finoet .onl
Sonlltag ben 4. Sanllar, 2::3O llbr
nahnittags itatt. Ssn bieier Ser.
lanmlllng baben mir ,pibtige Serial.
lungs -Ienoerungen su beraten. s(ud)
miro Die Snitallierung ser neuen 8e.
amten boraeucmmen. 2aBt uns baS
neile sSabr beginneu nit einer aus
ae5eidnetcn gut beildten Gerjanm-
lung. Sour ipenn ale Nitslieoer oas
Sntereiie ibres Gereins beber5iaen
fonnen mir iiber 5urtidritte sab un.
Ierm 3iel Ser Herfeftion MAIDEN.
Siermit piini6t ser @eamtenitab
oes 3lueig 80 alien Mitglieoern unS
6relrnoen BON nab lno fern geiesnete
Gage I'M nellen eSabr. Mogen mir in
oieiem Sabr uirfliden Srieoen baben
nidt MIR in unierm &ereinsleben ion,
bern Oielmebr nirfliben ssrieben IN
Der gon5en @elt. ."
SaBt uns oes fcIten 9oriob faiieu
in oieiem nellen Sabr mebr 81 tun fir
lmIere Sahienbriioer briibcn. Sic
brau6en lmiere Silfe jest nebr oils
ienals. Gin Collar per Monat lit
niht piel perlangt. 8enn MIR alle sic.
Ies Minimum beiiteuers ipiirSen 10
fonnen ipir aQe ltol5e Sadien blei.
ben. Sun mir bieies nidt; 10 ioIten
mir ,lns i6lmen lInier Sahienbeim
Elm Safienbeim 81 nensen.
@enn on uno oeine 5re,moe einen
gcniitliden Samstagabeno babcn
lpollt. pergeBt niht po oie Sadien-
balle iit.Ia finoet ibr 81 aller5cit brit
oerli6e llnterbalt,,ng.
Cine geieanetes Neuiabr!
Midael Mrb, Er6lioent.
~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25

etnD Ste 1uD Jlse aaee(Dtaaea
OettGIteS tn eranlemberei1 mnS
GentraI HertanbP @emn nidtt, iett
i Ste 8eit tel3ntreten. Nm sena1ese
Snfsrmatts1 sxiea ete te1 2seaI.
sestsstes O.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
Nonnerstas, Sen 25s -De3embes 1947

iiber Sen 9erbIeib Ses eroBeren Sells
Der oe1ltiden arieesgeiansenen Stub.
lambs Hebe lteben 81 Miiiienl ,g5
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25
Observation-Disclosures polfsblatt

tpilIfommen sebeiBen. @ir boffen Sab
lif nod mebrere finoen i'm ndditen
sSabr, Sobu Salrb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25

: eeien sic oie sIn5eieenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-25

Ssn ilnierer am Z. Se5ember abge.
baltenen Geriammlllng rpnroen per
slfflanlation uno bur6 gbren.Mui-
lteben sic folgenben 8eamten fir
191S npmihIt.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-19

hopelessness $500 refugees at the
very moment that they were to
cross the threshold to life and
freedom. True, they had not visas.
But may we demand a visa of a
man who runs from death, or the
scene of death? May we brand
him sinful or criminal because,
lacking of visa, he persists,
nevertheless, in fleeing from those
countries of Europe that were the
graveyard of his relatives, his
friends, his hopes?
Have 1 Overstated the dangers
and threats to the refugees? 1t
may appear that way in remote
and insulated London, Washing
ton and New York. But it will
not so appear to those who have
been in Central Europe since the
war and have seen with their own
eyes the concentration camps and
the desOlation, as 1 have. They
could not cOnscientiOusly attempt
to persuade the refugees that the
fears and dangers are illusOry.
The refugee has seen the dang
ers and desolation. He has buried
his dead. What he saw and what
he knows are scared into his flesh
and bone. He will not be beguiled
by judicious admonitions in OBJ
jective editorials.
NOT IN MALICE
The British Government is not
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-19

The British Government is not
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-19
Call in the Wilderness
BY CLAUDE PEPPER

The following appeal behalf dportees
by Senator Claude published August
as letter to the N Times It be aptly described
a call in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
and the British community Palestine with
the brutal hg against British
ergeants will not becOud
the Exodus 1947 There
have been held burning
be sent to unknown destination
possession hope earnestly false.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-19

acting IN nance. II 1 JuuSe SoA
rectly it is acting in kind OF
desperation, compounded of fear,
obstinacy and confusion. For Brit
ain is itself beleaguered and
threatened by grave political and
economic problems. With cour-
age, Characteristic of her people,
Britain is facing up to most of
those problems.
With willful shortsightedness,
not uncharacteristic of her con-
duct in Palestine, Britain refuses
to face up to the problem of the
refugee. Her answer to the prob
lem has been taken from some
dusty pigeonhOle where repose the
rules of imperial conduct OF that
earlier day when Britain was mis-
tress of the seas and arbiter OF
the fate of the less fortunate, peO-
pies of the world.
Britain, which should remember
best, has apparently forgotten
what the history of liberty more
than once shows+men will not let
themselves be suffocated by the
sterile fiat of legalistic ukase;
they will fight for the air they
must breathe to live-even against
a British blockade.
The meaning of the Exodus
cannot be lost on the members
of the United Nations Commission
on Palestine. It makes undeniable
the words they heard from DR..
Chain Weizmann: 1--WE cannot
wait. We have waited too long"
Move Forward or Perish
The survivors of the German
death chambers have waited in
line long and patiently for
chance at life and decency. That
line must move forward or it's
ranks will perish. Would it have
advanced an inch if it were not
for ships like Exodus 1947? What
answer-an answer more expedi-
tious and legal-will the United
Nations Commission give to those
who stand, but will not wait in
definitely, for a chance to live?
How will the Commission balance
the metaphoric lifeline of en-
pire' against the flesh and blood
lifeline?
An English writer, David Court
ney, has elOquently voiced the be-
liefs Of millions of Christian Eng
lishmen in a column he wrote re-
Gently on the Exodus 1947. He
said, eff the world cannot give
dignity to the Jew, it will forfeit
its own dignity and continue to
be the sport of it's irrational pas
siOns. Is there any man who in
righteousness can deny the sus-
tanning heritage of native land to
a fellOw-man who. by the doctrine
of the very nations that dispose
his fate, is born in the image Of
God, but by the ethnic hazard a
Jew?"
It is deeply heartening to find
a fellow-C Christian so eloquently
applying the Golden Rule to one
of the most burning problems of
our day.
Copyright, 1947, Independent
Jewish Press Service, Inc.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-19

Herbert Lehman and Rabbi David De Sofa
spiritual Portuguese Spanish Synagogue
way sending help to desperately
Europe They shown placing CARE
package orders with Paul Comfy French left executive %
CARE parcel pounds of
supplies wishing aid friends relatives
may package CARE, Street.
York. So Delivery guaranteed in Austria Czecho
France Germany Britain Italy Poland Ruana
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-19

The tragedy of the Exodus, more
than any other recent event, SYM
bolizes the moral dilemma of our
day. In the name of asserted
right and by virtue of armed
might, Britain has turned back in
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-03-20
NAVY WILL TRAIN
ONIC MEN,

1t. J. w. Wright, Navy re.
cruiting officer in charge Of the
Montana district, announces
last week that many opportun-
tiles are available for men en-
listing in the electronic branch
of the Navy.
There is a critical shortage
in this particular rate, Wright
said. The Navy IS offering a
a. week training period, which
is equivalent to two years OF
college and credits will be re-
ognized at any college in the
United States.
Applicants may take the exz
animation for electronic tech
nican training at any Navy re-
cruiting station. If they pass,
they will be ordered to Great
Lakes, ILL.,, or Corpus Christi
Tex, for school, depending on
whether the individual con-
cerned desired aviation cleo
tronics or general service elec-
tronics.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-03-20
Spdre Stomp No. IL
To Be Validated

Spare stamp II in family ra-
ton books will be validated on
Apr. l, 1e47 for 10 pounds OF
sugar, Frederic A. Adams, re-
gional sugar executive, announ-
ced Monday
The new stamp, OPA said, is
provided to cover both regular
home use and current home
canning needs. There will be nc
special stamps for home can
ming sugar validated during
1947.
Spare stamp II will remain
valid through Sept. 80, 1947, the
agency said. Barrying unpre-
dictable disasters affecting
sugar supplies, it will be pos
Sible to make another ten
pound stamp good on July /
It is emphasized that such
sugar is to cover both home
canning and other home uses.
Stamp No SO, now valid and
good for five pounds will ex-
pire on Mar. 81, 1947.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-03-20
Honored at Pink
And Blue Shower

Mrs. William Torske was hon
cred at a pink and blue show
er at the R. P. Ross home on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Russell
Vickers and Miss Wanda New
kirk were hosteSSes.
Invited guests included Mrs
Lyle Tintinger, Jr., Mrs. George
Ward, Mrs. R. P. Ross, Mrs
Andrew Torske, Mrs. Jim Fer
guson, Mrs. Dwain Reed, Mrs.
Tavner Walker, Mrs. Sonni Rob-
erts, Mrs. Louis Bochy, Mrs.
Dooley Pauley, Mrs. James
ClaMson, Mrs. John Snyder,
Mrs. Cecil Ross, Mrs. Joe Fetch
er, Mrs. Ernie Wiechman, Mrs.
Harry Harlan, Mrs. Murt Sui
Ivan, Mrs. Bert Kronmiller
Mrs. Lee Terpening, Mrs. M. o.
Anderson, Mrs. Cecilia Bur-
Ghetto, Mrs. Jack Newkirk, Mrs.
Walt Sawyer, Mrs Jim McNal-
ly, Peggy McNally, Mrs. Lyle
Tintinger, ST., Mrs. Bob Dyck-
man, Mrs. Lysle Haverfield,
Mrs. Patty Jensen, Mrs. George
Hammer and Mrs. Maudie Row.
land.
Prizes were won by Mrs. c.
Gil Ross, Mrs. TorSke and Mrs.
Lyle Tintinger, Jr.
Bridge Parties
Mrs. F. S. Morrison and Mrs.
Walter J. Brekke entertained at
q dinner bridge party Friday
evening at the Brekke home.
Three tables were in play
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with prizes being won by Mrs.
Bill Faber, Mrs. John Swlndle
and Mrs. Robert Bragg.
Monday evening, Mrs. Brekke
end Mrs. Morrison gave q
bridge luncheon at the Morri-
son home with four tables ir
play.
Mrs. E. L. Kelley, Mrs T. A
Weir and Mrs. R. P. Ross were
awarded the prizes.
Honorcd on Birthday
Mrs. Thomas Traphagen en-
tertained several young people
at a supper party honoring he1
daughter, Dickie, on her BIRTH
day Tuesday evening.
Guests included Pam Gotham
Gretchen Swindle, Sharon
Russell, Natalie Turley, Patsy
Smith, Roam Preston, Mary
Riebeth, Ida Grace Peterson
Marilyn Koebbe, Marian Vickers
and Elizabeth Traphagen.
St. Thomas Guild
The St. Thomas Episcopal
Guild met Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Helen Sullivan.
Mrs. Frank Starina was CO.
hostess.
PEG Meets
Chapter L, PEG, met Wednes-
day evening at the home Of
Mrs C. S. Elder with Mrs. T
A. Weir as co-hostesS.
Mrs. Merrill B. Evenson was
in charge of the program.
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FOOD PACKAGE

AASS "a cA1ORSC4A
embassies demonstrated typical
dishes Of their countries and
served them to diplomats and
government officials last week
at the Hotel Mayflower, to il
lustrate the foods which Euro
pean recipients of the new
CARE food package may pre-
pare for the first time in years.
The recipes were based on the
contents of the package and
will be made available by CARE.
The occasion was the demon
stration of the new food pack
age now provided to Americans
by the non-profit, government
approved Cooperative for Amer
lean Remittances to Europe, Inc.
Through CARE, this food pack
age and a blanket package may
be sent to friends, relatives and
members of special groups in
IL European countries for only
$40 each.
Undersecretary Of Agriculture
Norris E. Dodd, giving his eye
witness impressions of Europe'S
food problem explained that,
whereas broad government feed
ing programs provide such
foods as grain, there is a great
need for supplementary food
sent by individual Americans.
He pointed out the health and
nutritional value of the we'll
selected food in the 40,000-cal-
cries CARE package, and its
contribution to the variety of
diet for Europeans who have
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lived for many years in the
midst of accute shortages.
"The average Europeans diet
is one of deadly monotony,"
Undersecretary Dodd said. "Re-
lief of that monotony must be
one of the greatest joys of
people who receive CARE food
packages"
Paul Comley French, general
manager of CARE, explained
that the organization will have
delivered As million pounds of
food in Europe by the end of
March, Or order from individ-
ual Americans who sent CARE
parcels to friends and relatives
abroad or from groups who
wished to aid corresponding
groups in Europe. This food, he
said, was contained in the for
mer CARE package, originally
prepared for the Army and
purchased by CARE through
the War Assets administration.
These packages will be ex-
hausted by the end of March,"
French said. 1.-THE improved
food situation in this country
enabled us to develop the new
package for delivery in Europe
beginning about Apr. /. Food
experts worked with us to make
it meet the current shortages
in Europe. In combination with
available food in Europe, ma
tional food preferences can be
met. The new package will be
delivered in Europe at the same
low cost of So" French point
ed out that the rev package
contains more calories than the
former CARE package. In all,
there are 21.6 pounds net of
food in the new parcel, with a
nutritional value of 40,936 cal
cries.
French said orders for CARE
placed here are airmailed to
CARE warehouses in the des-
ignated country and delivery
is made locally. CARE guaran-
tees delivery as designated on
money refunded CARE coun-
tries include Austria, Belgium,
Czechoslovakia, Finland, France
Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Nor
way, Poland, Germany Gamer
lean, British and French zones
and all Berlin).
Orders for the CARE food
package may be sent to CARE
at so Broad St., New York.