davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19

&urtOrteln, " llnaetl ,Iett, 8 Sd)el
ben grot.
Gonmcrsoaa: slufaeipdrmte &citt
pom Sicnstaa.
'Srcitaa: "A llnsen Slid, 6 &ar'
toffeln, O.3 llnsen iSett.
Spnnubeno: Milrbiuppe aus La
>llnicn 3ercolicn, 1 Saiie Maacr,
milh. is llnien 3uder, 3 Sdei.
ben Srpt.
Sus 9lbcnoelicn am Sonntaa
5 Srbeibcn grpt, 90 llnsen &urlt
O.2 llnsen ,Sctt (fiir slpei Sheibeu
grpt.
sEontoa: 5 Sdeiben yrot, &affet
obne Ifilb uno 3udcr.
Sienstaa: 5 Shciben Yrut. eineu
Seller Suppe nit is 3erealicn
cine balbe Safe Wtaaerinild.
Mittipph: 2 Shcibcn grot. is
llnscn 9tuOeln in &aiier aetoht,
O.4 llnien 3ufer.
Spmnerstaa: 5 Sheiben 8rot,
Safe NIT O.2 llnsen 3ufer.
iSrcitaa: 5 Stbcibcn Srot, 90 lin,
Gen @urit g Sheibcn), Saiie
&afice.
Sonnabcno: 2 Sd,eiben grot, 6
&artpffcln, O.5 llnsen &die.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
Moral des deuischen
volkes Ieidei sehr
untsr Hunger und Not

Nahitebeno bringen ,pir cinen
rpeiteren Mrtifel Ger Silfs,pert. Or.
!aniiation rMmerican 3eliei for
@etmanp". ser einen Ginblid in ol-
3uitanSe in ber aIten Seimat &C.
uGh:t:
Die tummeruollen 3uitGnoe Oes
td9lid)en 2ebens laiien ibre unper.
meiSlifen ginbriide i'm @emiit Des
eutiden 0olfes. Der iorteeieste
Nangel an Oen Observation-Disclosures
Oin9en oes tG9lidfn 2ebens. o,c
l(n9euibbeit ser 8e9en,uart umo ser
3utunit uno oaS en9e 3"inmmen'
pobnen riitteln an Sen Wrunoieitel,
Der menidlihen 8eiellid)ait. Sc Ian,
ler Ger 9eseluulrti9e 3uitanb beitebt.
INN il tieier tperoen iid) Terppeii,
lung unS littlid,e GnW0run9 in oic
Serjen oeS Sulfes einJrabeu uno
umlo ldnperer miro es iein. oieien
Sd)aoen 81 beieiti9en.
I'm oieie Sdlpieri9feiten Deutid,.
lambs 81 iiberwinoen. geniiscn oit
wirtid)aitliden unb politiiden Ntab.
nabmen nid)t. OaS oeutid)e Bolt
iiebt iif elmer srunoleaenSen Gr.
ne,erln9 ieiner 8etpobnbeiten ge.
geniiber. Der entideioenSe @iQe gum
Bieoeraufbau Deutihlanos mub bon
innen tommen. pon Sem @lauben
an oie Hrinjipien bes menldliden
Sebens. BON oem B:uen, cine io3iale
lino politiide Oronllng aui Bereh.
ti9feit unb normaler 6reibeit auiju.
bdlien.
Die bel,tise ssamilie, Sic in oieieu
dnperen 3eiten sic cln5ise iittl;dr
Stiibe oes ein5elnen uno Der ganpu
Ration lit Suiro' Don .innen unS
auien" beorobt.
Die 3erreiBuu9 uno 1rennl,,,a Ser
Jamillen, Die ser &rieg nit iid
bradte. bat am meiiten 81 oeu
nlangelbaften 1amiIienperb6ltniIicu
beigetragen. 80 befanoen iid in
vapern 653.773 Jliidtlinee aus
Oiteuropa un0 oen perIorenen oeut.
'fen Citgebieten.
Sn Siio 8iirtteluber9 gab es
5592 0in0er, sic feine Wiiitter bat.
ten. ge9eniiber 25,O3i Die sen Nater
uerloren batten; oa,u nod 147i
Voaspaiien. Sn Beitfalen betrn9 bic
3abl Der ToIipaiien allein 7tO6
Ourb Die Terluite oes arieYes an
vtdnnern 1T eS &unoerttauienoen
uon lllIt9en WGOdrn nidt m00glidb,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
viehzuechter ueber vorzuege
des horn|osen Rindviehs
Die ldee Warren Commons Des Mones, Iowa,
seheint mehr an Boden ~ qewinnen

Ghinniipn, Sol. - Snrpen 9.
SonSea, ser 9eiiser oes Green
lfeia Hnnt" in Ser NGbe pon bier,
lit ju ser slniiht gefomnlen, oab
lih oas lans9ebornte Sieb, oas man
10 oft IN Seras iebe, 5lpar ganj
Id)on ausnebne, ouB es aber prat,
tiId)er Iein miiroe, bprnlpies Gino,
pieb 81 ,iihten. Seine 9eobahtuna
nad) babe audi in Seras oas lang.
gebornte Sieb bereits absencmmen.
Gr fOnnte MIR anneI,ncu, bab man.
DIE Ser oortigen GiebSiihter nudj pit
er 81 Der Inlit)t setommen iino. oul
man nit ben bornloIen Sprten pei.
ter fonlme.
Sang. seborntes Hinopieb trauht
belm 5runsport 9eroOe Ser nci. aus.
laoenoene Sorner lpegtn uieI NIos
be'onoers IN Gilenbabnnaeen. Gas
uerteuere ben transport iiernIit.
Wann jiuei ser Siere ;uiamlretl.
gerieten, 10 gebe es inmer jlemid
ldNpere Seresungen. oie lnondynlaI
niht gebeitl lperben fonnten. Oa;
brlnge Gerluiie.
1iere bon ltarfem geborn batter
eine reht unreselmdBige anpiiorm
mas mand)e aduier peranlaiie, lid
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19

bon oieier Sorte ju penOen.
Sn einem ieoen Sabre miilie mon
oie Siere entbornen. Ias Iei beipn,
oers in Den ietigen 3eiten audi nift
seraoc biais.
gr lei ser l(eber5el,eults. oaB ).
.. bprnluIe beresIoros before Hrclle
bringen uls unoere slrten. Gin Stier
babe es aui $4,000 sebraft. Ser
Ereis iiir quite 3uhtbullen in Sen
erIten 6 Munnteu oes pergangenen
Sabres lei ourhifnittlib $4,000
gelpe'en.
@arren Cannon in Ies VtOines.
ssu., hube I'M Sabre 1901 oalnit be.
gpnnen, bprnluies HinOuieb ipltena.
tlit III jiid)ten. IS iei ibm nad
eini9eu Geriuten gelun9en, bds 81
erreid,eu :pds er erreid)ell lpoDte
luubrlitb nit,t ju ieinem Staoen
Srnn sic Soee bate Inn iit 9e9rii
len, luenn audi nur lanSIam. 4egen
pGrtig dber babe es oen Anidrin
als oh oas lanesebornte &inOpiet
iebr balo nur in @eltiilnen 81 ieber
iein .piiroe. SornIpies NinSpieb nHii,
oieielbe Jleiihqualitdt aui pie oos
langgebornte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
j. S. Beanie
schIecht bezahIt
Privot Cesehuefte bieten
bessere Stellvnsen. Kon-
gress plant Aendervng.

@aibiu9ton - llniere grobe, auf
Demofratie ein9eitellte @epublif miro
baIo in cine Gage periebt iein, no es
iih nur iinan5ieu unabbGn9i9e Biir'
ger leilten f0nnen, einen uerant,por.
tunssuouen 3egierl,n9spoiten anSu.
nebmen. YrGiioent 1ruman bat luie'
oerbolt iiber Sic bon ser @eidHfts.
melt ausgebenoe &onfurren3 gefla9t.
Yor penisen Ta9en Iebnte Elm Uni.
ueriitdts Nrofeiior sen $4,000 oas
Sobr sablenoen Soften oes Toriise, :
ser 8eb6roe fir 9ipilflugmeien ab
nit ser 8egriinoing, er fonnte "b's
nidt leiiten.
Dem 8onsreb liest elm @eietent.
murf Dor, meld)er sic @ebdlter bon
Hegierl,ngsbeomten in perant1port.
liden SteQunsen BON $4,000 auf
$17.5OO unb $4,000 i'm .Sabr er.
b0ben mill. Das mag aber nid)t &C..
mug iein. Serr Truman bot nift
nur srobe Sdtpierisfeiten, CUTE
0el,te an5uiteuen. er oern,ae lie oft
alib niht 81 bal'"n, nadoem er lie
angeitelt fat.
Die Resier"r9 itellte tiir5Iid ei.
men Nann an, ser 8eid1ite bon
mebr aIs $1,OOO,OOO,OOO iibrlid)
81 erleoisen bat uno beSablt ibm
oaiiir $4,000 mn Sabr. gs bon-
oelt iid nm Oscar 81. g,pins, Oiret.
for Or Siderunssbeb0roe. gmins
bate in Nep Oorf cine Anpalts.
praris, ole iNn idbrlid minbeitens
$25O,O0O einbrabtc. gr mubte iie
,ufgeben. nm oen Hoiten bier an5,,.
hebmen, uno CT arbeitet fir nidt
nur ld)lpcr, ionoern sebrt ieine gr.
iparniiie aui.
Serr Truman lit fritiiiert moroen,
neil er 10 piele Mrmee. unO Marine.
offi5iere aui 3ipilpoiten iest. Gin
@runo bieriiir lit, baB oieie Oiii.
'iere jur 8eriiieuns iteben uno ibr
bisberiges 8ebalt aui ungei1br Ger.
ielben Stuie itebt pie oas i'm Sipil.
oienit oiierierte. Mber Dor neniaen
Sagen crit ,pei9er1e lid elm SiiiSier,
Den Soriis ser Yeboroe iiir 3ipiI.
flugUelcn a,,5unebmen, tpenn ibnl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
iioamerifoniidrn OGfen III bril,.

iiloanlerifoniitirn 6Gfen su bri,.
Qcn.
IS lit Der Soli,ei aclunocn. eli
iSluasellacrpcrten oinafelt III ma.
hcn, Die bon oieiem Menit,cn.
ihmlaacluntcrncbmen iiber ben ut.
lantif bcf0rbert iperoen iolltcn. q,
oenen, Die Dorber ihon NIT Soilft
oicicr Organization mad, 9lraentinicn
iibcrlicoclt iino, acb0rcn Der befonn.
te oelltihe Wclcbrte, Srofeiior Suni
lno icin sliiiitent 9ialumann. Git
rcilten init falihen 9SGiien. Oie oc,
Scitcr Der Organization Der oeltt,
lttrn 3ipiliitcn in 7Gncmarf"
Sbcrltlclltnant @iintber SGpfe
ibncll Derihafft bate.
Oieie ~3ipiliiten Organization
bcltano aroBtcnteils aus Nationol.
ioaialiitcn. sic Der ocutidcn Nrmce
onacbOrt. aber peritanbcn batten, in
2dnemarf Al bleiben.
Sopfe hat perionlih Die Srofei.
loren SanO unb 9taumann. in ici.
mem Naacn perboraen, bon 9eutid,,
lanb mad, 0Gnemarf aebrod)t, unb
OUT ahnlid,e &eiie aablreidr anbere
Scriunen.
Die Gri1tens Der Organization
iplH6e i'm Hopember entbcft. ais
&. s. Sraulau auf Dem sSluafcln
IN Stoltrlip feltacbalten lpuroe,, &C.
raot ais er 0as Sluaiclla nod Mr=
aciltinine bctreten ipollte. Sine lln.
aenalliafcit in ieinem araentinii.t,en
EaB fiibrtc III oeiien iebr ariinbliiw
Sriifuna. ipObei Der YaEbcamte Die
pcrbdd)tiae sseititelluna mahte. boi,
Sraulau mad, 0Gncmarf aefommcn
mar, obne i'm 8eiib eines 6dniid,cn
Yiiums su icin.
Ser BoIiaeiberitt betont, bah
es bisber nd)it aeIunacn lit, ein,
Verbinbuna bse bGniid)en Wenidrn=
idmuaaelrinas nit elmer Gbnlifen
3iclcn bienenbcn internationolcn
'Oraaniiation aufauipiiren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
Sehmugge| nit Deutschen
Wurde enthuellt
GeIehrte vnd Teehniker mach Arsentinien.

&opcnl)aaen. = Sie bGniite So
li,ei entbiilltc, boB Elm friibcrcr
0anlburacr &ullfnlunn unb Elm che
nsaliaer Sberit Der 2uitlpaffe felt
Gnoe beg &rieaes ipitcmatiih be-.
muht tparen, 6eutihe @elebrte lu,o
Sehnifer nad) 9lraentinien III
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
woechent|ieher SpeisezetteI
der deutschen hausfrau

9tclp sOorf. rSicrnit ienbe i.b
Sbnen oen ipDhentlicben Speiie,et=
tel Der bcutihen 6ausfrau" i,
id)reibt inns ser Sbcf Ser G9lGG=
gbteiluna in Berlin.
rTas bebeutet folaenbes:
Sin 0eitiher, Ser feinerlei sl=
idtlicbe 9tabrunasnlittel befpmmt,
fam nur einmal in Ser @pd,e
eSIriirh cSscu MIR t,irr SrI,e;hrn Nrnt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19

is llnsen iSleiih, 6 &artpffeln, O.2
llnsen iSett, feline Suppe.
Otpntoo: Stampffartoffeln bon
ieths &artOffcln, O.2 llnsen sSett
Go SeclDffel.
Sienstoa: genuiiie=Gintopfaeritit
= Is llusen &obl, 12 &urtDffeln,
O.4 llnsen iSctt.
sUtittippd: &urtpffelillppe aus 6
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
Il. S.,G4iife eer6t per
0rieetenlai,H a,af 6ranH.

Salonifi. Das Mncrifaniidp Gi6c:-
tY-sdiif n8lue @rab state" eerict
cine balbe Meile pon oem Dod ent>
fernt auf 8rllno. Sflepper arbeitctcn
oie ganbe Nadt. obne oasShifi fIott=
MAIDEN 5ll f0nnen. 2eid)ter iibernah-
men Die fir oie eriediide Mrmee be.
itimnten 1900 1onnen csrad)t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19

'eilihe Sraaniiation allcr 6cutidwn
Sdiloer I'M sn- lmo 9uslanbe. Gr
bat in ocn 70 Sabren icincs Bette.
hens pertpolllte bcutid)c Gulturar.
belt aclciitet. Gr lpirb bas tucitcr
tlin. Oas bclltihe Yolf b,lnaert.
aber es miro nidt peraipeifeIn. Sim
lpcroen tlcue WfGnner HbeoliIten
= eritebcn, bic ben aro6en 0orbil.
bern actreu bic beutihen GGnaer I'M
oentidcn SGnacrbunbe au ne,lcn
&ulturtaten emporfiibren tperben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19

ihmlaaeln.
Ias Eoliscibouptauartier trilt
auf @rllnb siner llnterilld)una bon
mebreren Wonaten nit, buR oicie
beiocn IfGnncr Die Better elmer az.
bcimen Organization iuaren. bic es
III ihrer Nufoabe mad)te. prominen.
te 0elitide iiber Odncmarf mad,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
Krc,,,l beiiehlt 2ltasiaat
peit 35% t,,ekr lueiset,

WfostaM. Sraluoa entbiillte. oob sic
2egierung Ser So,uiet,,nion ibrcn
Sarmern anbefoblen babe, 35 Yrojcnt
mebr 5riiblin9stuei5en gu i6en aIs ir1
perflofienen Sabre. @eiter iou oas
Efliigen NIT 9raftoren un6 Ser Dieb,
beitanb erbobt tper6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19

nidt iein bisber beim 0tilitGr be5o.
genes 8ebalt. Oas nm mebrere tal'
ienoe Collar b0ber mar OILS oaS fiir
Sen 3ipilpoiten, beipilligt lperDe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19

ou uno bort Elm SGnacr aus otli,
Often bier int Nciten III einem Glol
nitiinat.
0ieicn Sercinen bier im @eiten
lclt es aber aud nid)t aut = iit
.jabcn illnleilt bel ocn iSlie0cranarif-
fen ocs &ricacS lire 9fotcn pcrlorcn
! Bon ben 0erleacrn in 00ln ooc,
Scip,ia lit nidts ~ befomn,en. ,peiI
ocrcn Bctriebe aud ben ,Slieoer.
bon,bcn sllm Spfcr aefallcn iinb.
60 lplrlteln iid) bic Ycreine ourd,
Die Sapier umo &of)itofffnappl)cit
binourh aber liz iinacn ipicber
Mno oas lit ia Die 6ouptiade.
Nir limb sufricOcn, oa6 Die Wii
!itdrrcaicrllla bic Grilten, Der Sc.
lallApercine nid)t pcrbictet. Der
"0eutihc SGnaerbmb" Der ici.
Ilcn Nanlen Ilid,t lpcitcrfiibrcn bari
lit niht tot. Gcine @licbcr =,
olio Die Ecrcirw lparcn bonn 3u.
lamn,cnbruh 10 erifrofcn. oah Il!
nad)lt tcin Scbcn su pcripiircn mar.
I'm CONNER tparrn &rGftc am 8er.
fc cinen ncucn .Ocntidcn ylllae.
nlciltcn SGngcrbuno IMSV"
aufiliiehcn. 1ics lit aud, acid,cbcn.
Nber ipar oas nift cine Srrefiib.
runa 6er Nereine 2, Ser olte 0GN
lebt bod nod. Gr mar bic iiberpar=
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
Z(s&Z67 Social 2zzzz !!
Reception 10
Honor French
Countess Here

The National Council Of Ne
gro Women. Detroit are pre-
SEEMING toe Countess Elso Tudor
De Picrreteu. author economist,
and lecturer on Wednesday night,
8 o'clock March 3lst al a re-
ceptlon AZ the Detroit Assocla-
tlon %. Womens Clubs, 546l
Brush street
The Cor7p,eSSe who has been
taVc me IN Europe Africa and
South America and India will
arrive = Detroit Tuesday night
from Saa Francisco, Calf where
she h. bteu occurring on Post
War Problems
The CoWpieSSe is a member
a. tho Commission OF the State
Of Nc Hampshire on Educ alton
fo- ? ,-War Problems. ana the
auth two books Of poetry.
TT Tin a Broken Reed and
Love ard Life Al the Lon
don Naval Conference she rep
resertca the Massachusetts, Fed
eyat0r ~ Churches and in 1882
WAS sr al correspondent for
the Boston Globe al the Dis
srniarert Conference az Geneva.
Sho RE wife Of the late
Ala 2 Dcdons de Pieryefeu, Count
OF CcacnH.
Thc CompteSse Will speak 10
her Detroit audience on Post
Wa Problems following which
the9c wli be a reception. The
corr IT. 'tee IN charge are Mrs
Jeare'ta " Brown. Miss Roberta
Mrs, Rosa Gragg. Mrs.
Olive BeaSelv. Mrs Sadie Ran
som. y Margaret Bennett. Mrs.
Ernes.re Postles, Mrs. Mamie
Blaca Mss GeorGina Fields, Mrs.
Geotea SAWYER. Mrs. Beatrice
Preston and Mrs. June Watts
wno the local president OF
the National Council Of Negro
Women Or Mary Mcleod Beth
une s the National President.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
World Traveller
To Be Honored
At Reception

The National Council Of Ne
FRO women Of Detroit are pre-
Sentng the Countess ElSo Tudor
De Perreteu, author. economist.
ard Lecturer on Wednesday night.
3 O'Clock. March 81. at reccp-
tipn az the Detroit Association
OF Womens Clubs, 546l Brush
street.
The Countess who has been
travelling In Europe. Africa. and
South America. Will arrive in
Detroit from San Francisco.
Hcre she hss been lecturing on
Postwar Problems.
The guest of honor is a mem
Der Of the Commission OF tho
State Of New Hampshire on Edu-
cation for Post War Problems.
and the author Of two books OF
poetry Az the London Naval
Conference she represented the
Massachusetts Federation OF
Churches and in 1882 was special
correspondent for the Boston
Globe az the Disarmament Con-
ference az Geneva. She IS the
wife Of the late Alan Dedons
de Pierrefeu. Count Of Colgny.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27

Jaz.'U Elizabeth Ross
81 nod n hcr suite
Coa Hotel 90 S4ndav
No rcgary was
,co tr Elkdom tec rest q
G aYu Wss .n towns TO-
Daughter Gertrude S.
rt rafonal PICS dent was
D'aEci az tho Cap and
c)aD breakfast ~ ihc
dr t4lpc WV Post on W
OTHER PARTICIPANTS
y Josephine Bolford was mis-
~ co cmunle 40 tho anni-
decoration ON SUNDAY.
~ 3c ~ Andrew sang Ma
'r Lud PlavCs Lotal d.
pa E.lancih " Gcans gave
'te tttomo address 20 Which
iiche l. Dudlcv 20 ponded
Pc rr'ator wcir made by Loy-
~ Df Gco pa X Flclas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27

Speakers included Maurice
shelton tate vicc-president Ms
Giace Bryant, state president. and
Be tam Gregory.
Mrs Jcanctta Welch Brown.
presdon, If the Detroit Assoca-
ton Of Womens Clubs was guest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27

Mendoza. Charles Dixon, Cor
lnnc ArmSttone Es,clc Crump-
ton. James Fritz. lIafold Bonner,
Constance Blount Dolores Whit
field, Jean Carmichael
France and John Campbell.
Euncc fIolcomb, Nj and Mrs.
Robert Wilson Gwondolvn Jono
Geneva STANLEY Betty Brown,
Paula Hodges, Lul4 smith Jesse
Flowers Betty Mlzcllc Maricl-
lcttc Galllard Jcannctic Benton,
Charlotte WlcGns Gloria Mack,
Gwynnc Pool
Mary Stevenson Lillian Owens.
Edith Coulter Herbcr, Williams.
postclla and Lincoln Guest. Jac.
Guchnc Jones. Dorothy G az VII
liam Bailey and hosts oi others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27

The honorces faSh!onably
gowned with their escorts, led
the group in dancing 10 lifting
orchestral rhvthmS and in the en-
ioymcnt of the fun planned for
the evening
joining m the festivities and
admirlng the many lovely gifts
received We're
Doris Holland. Dolores DcBro,
Leonard Pickett, Edith = ker.
Vivian and Percy Novel;, Earl
Craig, G Oliver. Kathy Ossman,
Prince Walker s. Henderson. Cla-
"a Freeman. Andy Smith, NAL
colin Dade, Thclma Scaggs. Jo-
Seph Scaggs Jess Conley. Edwin
Dabnov Edward Gibson, Dolores
Stafford Edna Jones. HalIaro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27

speaker. Instrumental solos. read
ings, and vocal presentations were
also made
A dinner was served in the eve
ming
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
Popular Nc7cIy7cedS Greet Many
Friends At Lovely Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Gum, newest additions TO the
Young married contingent greeted scores Of friends at
VERY lovely reception last SATURDAY afternoon he So
caI event as held at the Lucv Thurman Branch YWCA
i'm beautiful setting If bridal decors. following the mari
tai ceremony which he ID earlier az the Scott Metho
dist Church with the Rev " II. Williams officiating
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
Dancing Party HonorS Birthday
of Lovely Debutante Sisters

Hundreds OF friends hled the Nacrema Clubhouse
with merrment they attended dancing party honorng
Misses Edna Augustine Cason. The event in cele
braton of their natal days.
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DINCINC or THE WEDDING BELLS Saturday. however.
N will lrHa Xeyes day Marvin
Green Plymouth Congregational Church Attending 0i
be Katherine Rou Racre Uner Sehumake
Williams Frances week lrma
pleasantly surprised Bridge
Club Amer plays Jded
sented bridge SET Of leather and Both lrm and Mar
win Detroit Public Sunday
and clock Maxine Virginia Preston and Henry Priee
James will we'd az ST Stephens Church Coming 70 town from
New York City The Blanche Wells
pre- nupia aHairs neludng party
Mrs. Lena Jores a. he qroom.elec.
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nv coNTRAsr 70 soBRIETY

for heir for the Ross family Mother Mrs Pearl
president proudly presented
March sh the club
They in surprised her with gifts for the little fellow
also made plans for party
for Anniversary Ball 10 be given May
League AND there the gala Fashion
planned by members Of Chi National Sorority
Phi Delta Kappa The April al the
ST Matthew'S Parish House Heading the committee
The plans is Emmadean BoYeiie She being by
FrenehY Waller Bernice
Williams. Sader Winifred Fairfax Blanche Allen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27

MAKING Az INTERESTING JAUNT were the mem
Nl hers Of Beta Nu Chapter Of the Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority Saturday night IN motor they set-out
make-believc trip around the world Tho lovelr
home Of AuXEasse Dixon the port Of embarkaon and
they received passports featuring comic characters
to Beulah Whithys for visit 10 France where they
given preview Of Spring fashions with models Bet
ty Hodo Trina Keves. Vasht Neelv Wilma Griffin and
LaVerne Flakes participating To Betty Harris next for
the final stop where the setting laid in Hawaii. com
pete with the Ivy Leaves dressed in hula costumes and
presenting eis 10 the guests Each stop found the
ors enjoying BIT Of the decacies which associates
with the country There also plenty Of talk about
the Bridge party April at the Club CSC with Eleanor
Griffin and Nunies Barrow co-chairmcn Assisting
will be Josephine Edwards Florence Williams G. d v
Scott, Willetta Womack Kathleen Rout Mildred Curtis
Pauletta Powell. Jessie Carter and Cornell Drum.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
7 raveIer's Notebook
Queen of Bermuda to Return in January

ering, lawns, ETC., and therefore do
not blossom appreciably.
Finally, the seriously important
weeds are either lacking or are suf-
ficiently rare to be of minor Signifi-
canoe. The plants are blossoming
types never associated, because of
their pollination methods, with res
piratory irritations."
y X X X
Guided tours into Florida's new
Everglades National Park are ex-
pected to get under way in the fall,
according to Daniel B. Beard, park
superintendent. A park naturalist
has been appointed to take charge of
the tour program. Willard E. Dilley
of Clewiston will work at the park
headquarters in Homestead, Fla,
south of Miami, arranging lectures
and guiding tours.
At present the only tours into the
park are being sponsored by the
National Audubon Society, which
uses station wagons and boats to
show native tropical birds to the
visitors.
When National Park Service tours
are initiated and extended, visitors
will travel over a complicated sys-
tenn of waterways, cutting through
maze Of tiny islands, mangrove
swamps, sawgrass fats, hammocks
and dense jungle areas"
| Birds and animals populating the
wilds in numbers include those of
the heron, ibis and egret families;
alligators, black bears. panthers,
raccoons, Whitehall deer, giant
manatee or sea cows, and variety
of sea turtles. Various fish are
plentiful, and include tarpon, snook
and channel bass.
* X
A road reporter for the American
Automobile Association recently
completed the motoring organiza-
tion's first inspection trip over the
Alaskan highway. Summed up, the
report by F. C. Durkin finds that
the average motorist, with taste
for adventure and a car in good
condition, will find the trip men,
orable experience. without too many
difficulties of getting service or ac-
commodations.
He warns, however:
Accommodations along the way
are by no means the type to which
the average American traveller i;
accustomed. BY careful planning
the motorist can make his trip in
stages that will bring him each
night to points where the better
run Of ablishments is available
Accommodations at such places are
quite limited and it is highly i'm
Continued on Page A-29. Col. q
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| ne

Immediately after the close of the
war. the pentup recreational travel
demand began to clamor for cruises.
There was a widespread interest
among cruise fans as to the date
the Queen of Bermuda Cor the Mon
arch) would return to the New York
Bermuda run. Both the Furness.
Witty & Co. ships had built up
pleasing bon voyage" regulations in
steaming more than 100000 miles
between their North River pier and
Hamilton Harbor. Especially were
many of their $4,000 former passen-
gers waiting impatiently for the lux
ury liners to come back to their
peacetime holidaying business.
In 1916, the company announced
Evening star., 1948-08-08
RESORTS.
HARPERS FERRY, w. VA.
hill TOP HOUSE
"Ifs DiHerent'

Most beautiful and historical. In a brac.
ing climate amid picturesque surroundings
One hour from Washington on the B g. o
Two rivers and three States meet a.
Berkley Springs Water used exclusively
An abundance of water for all purposes
Superb food. Under new management
REpKEJEv SppJNHC w VA
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