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Evening star., 1948-09-27

Home, s90l 14th st. NV. after 8 pm.
Church CT the Ascension ard St. Agnes
Episcopal Church. 18th and Mass; ave;
NV, on Wednesday, September %, at
10 am Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. aS
SMITH, GERALD PAXTON. Suddenly,
on Thursday. September 23. l94s, GER
AID PAXTON SMITH of 135 Anderson
ave Rockville, Nd. Remains resting at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
of VIM. Reuben Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd.
Services Tuesday. September 2s, at l pm
at Fort Myer Chapel. Interment Arlins-
ton National Cemetery.
STEWART, ANNIE AGNES. On Monday.
September -. I94S. at her residence. 1928
End st. Sc, ANNIE AGNES STEWART. be-
loved wife of the late William Stewart
She leaves a niece. Mrs. Mary z. Bakhsh;
Remains resting at the Walsh Funeral
Home, 74I 11th st. Sc. until Wednesday
September 90. at $50 am. REQUIEM mass
ST Peters Church. at 9 Am. Interment
Mount olivet Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited. IS
Evening star., 1948-09-27
. ALFRED C. On oesoes,

u, 1913, N ltaly, PVT. ALFRED
c. SMITH of AIS Randolph st.
NV. beloved son of Alfred M.
and Catherine 8. Smith; brother
Of Mrs. Marjorie Howerton and
Stanley Smith. Remains resting
- - q
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EDWARD c. BLANCHARD, Master.
Attest. OMAR E. HARTMAN Secy.

HILL, WILLIAM [. On Saturday. Sep
band of Mrs. Ada Hill; father OF Mrs.
Gross: brother Of Mrs. Msarie Yancey.
and Nance Hin; He also leaves other
relatives and friends. Friends may call
at the W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church.
1892 You st. NV, after pm. Monday,
September -. Funeral services Tuesday
September IS. at 10 am. at the above
| funeral church. Relatives and friends in
vited fnterment Payne's Cemetery
HOLDEN. STELLA G.. On Sunday. Sep.
tember 26, 194S. at her residence. Is
Kingshoro ST, Gloversville, N. Y, STELLA
! G. HOLDEN, beloved wife OF Charles j.
Mrs.. qtae MARY yr swain. Mrs. Ms Aimira TOdd. Mrs
Lillian Marks and Mr.. Emory Scott. Re-
neral Home, s90l l4th st. NV. after 8
pm Tuesday. Services at the above fu-
neral home on Thursday, September 30.
at Pm. Interment Glenwood Gene
| tery. -%s
JOHNSON. JOSEPHINE SCHWARTZ.
On Saturday September 25. 194s. at Gar
JOHNSON beloved wife Of the late WI.
| liam A. Johnson. Funeral from 1406
Emerson St NV, on Tuesday, September
IS, at $50 am. REQUIEM mass at the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart, at am
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
| Confessional Cemetery. ~
Evening star., 1948-09-27

resting at Chambers Funeral Hong, I4VU
chaplin st. NV. Services at Fort MyeI
Chapel on Tuesday, September - at
pm Interment Arlington National CsS'e-
terry. 80
co1rs aIoNZA SCOTT. Departed this
ne sunday September 20, 194S, at MS
residen.e. e5Os M st. NV. ALONZA SCOTT
COLES. son of Johnnie and BE Bette Soles. CoLes
two sisters four brothers. three aunts ana
other relatives and friends. Notice OF ~
neral later. ARRANGEMENTS Boyds Funeral
Home.
Evening star., 1948-09-27

CLINE, JAMES EDWARD On ounaas.
n )! E.: :: =:
Iames HarUond Cline. Remains
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United States Treasury Pos
No. 2400. v. F. w, are mott
fed Of the death of comrads
GEORGE B. GLAZER, on Fri
day, September "a. 1948, Al
his residence, 6126 Montrost
I'd Ehanarlr Nd ENtinaHa
Evening star., 1948-09-27

september "a. 1s43. in Italy
"a FHflp Fffh 81 sAcEfRsEs. KfRfsEs b.levsd lgs has Us
IE band of Helen NJ. Sachleben and
1S father Of Phyllis NJ Sachleben; he
also is survived by his parents:
Henry and Julia Sachleben, and
ctnCr relatives and host of friends
Graveside services at Arlington National
Cemetery, at , pm. wednesday, Septem-
Der 30 Friends invited %
SINNERS. DIXIE LEE. On Saturday,
pital, DIXIE LEE, beloved daughter Of
rheima Fling SINNERS Of 1912 Elsen pI1S
Lee SINNERS. Dixie Lee rests at the
Warner Z. Pumphrey Funeral Home. s434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Nd, where
services win be held on Tuesday. Sep
tember IS. at . pm. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery.
SMITH, PVT. ALFRED C. On October
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-25
National Security Program Failing
Ito Bear Fruit, says Legion Leader

ing and 'know-how' is the de,
manded feature of man-power.
"Atomic and aerial bombs de-
mand trained, and ] mean mill.
tarily trained, nanpower in every
community. Training is the price
of existence. Such training is nc
longer to be left to the choice o,
the individual. The life, property
and peace of ones neighbor de-
pend too much upon each man be-
ing trained. This cannot be done
on a voluntary basis. 1t must be
done through universal training
and that training must be univer-
sal military training.
This work belongs to each OF
us just as the consequences of
having it or not having it will be-
long to each of us. Let us con-
slider it fairly and without preju-
dice caused by desire to be let
alone. The future belongs to our
children and grandchildren. The
preparation for that future is our
task"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-25
DR.. Ludwig's Speaking
Date Changed to Nav q

An important change in the
meeting schedule of the Inter-city
ministerial association was an.
nounced today by the Reverend
Rodney D. Glasscock, association
secretary.
The speech of DR.. Emil p. Lud.
wig, head of the history and social
studies department of the Eastern
Washington College of Education
will be deferred until May 4, the
Reverend Glasscock said.
DR.. Ludwig Will speak on the
subject 'The Christian Ethic and
the Home" The public is invited
to attend the May meeting.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-25

columbia Basin $48,000.000; Satu
Unit No. 3, Extension of Wapat
project on Yakima Reservation
: 81, 100000; Burbank Unit inca
, Pasco, 100000; authorization 9
. Kennewick District, $10,736,00(
Roza project, $1,479,000; and Nc
Nary Dam, $30,000,000. Repre-
sentatives of the state government
irrigation districts, Inland Water
ways Improvement Association
and others, are mere presenting
their views and I am devotinl
much time and effort to furtherins
these projects because all are feas'
ible, interest paying and self-li.
quidating, in addition to being
essential to the entire country's
welfare. ~ 81 .- "
Agriculture Appropriations
The annual Agricultural Appro-
priation Bill for fiscal year 1919
carries increases for items il,
which the Fourth District is very
much interested. For instance:
Soil Conservation operations, $44,-
600, 900, with $1,048,00O for Soil
Conservation research. This is an
increase of $6,0O0,0OO over 1913.
For the Market News Service, ST.
667, ,225, an increase of SAL, 900.
The Rural Identification Admin
istration is given a total loan au-
thorization of $400,000,000 which
is $100,0O0,000 in excess of the
budget estimate and $175,000,00O
more than authorized for the cufr
rent fiscal year. Section 80 of the
Act of August "a, 1885 provided
funds under which the Depart
ment of Agriculture helps to elm
mate farm SURPRISES and to rees-
tabish farmers purchasing pow
er by making payments in con-
nection with the normal produc-
ton of any agricultural commod-
ity for domestic consumption. The
1949 Appropriation Bill makes
available 100000 for use under
Section 80 and sos, 100000 for the
national school lunch program.
The Fruit Industry
The loss of export markets for
our fruit growers has been allie
waited in quite. some degree
through our eilorts in working out
the Swedish Government purchase
of apples and pears, and the pur-
chase of apples by the Depart
ment of Agriculture for the school
lunch program. In addition, I
have been cooperating with rep
resentatives of the industry on the
long range program through the
inclusion in the European Relief
Legislation of provisions covering
the place of fruit in that program.
OF the 969, 276 boxes of apples pur-
chased for the school lunch pro-
gram, 553, 296 were from the state
of Washington, according to In
formation furnished me by the
Department of Agriculture. These
apples will be delivered by the
first of April. HAL HOLMES
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-25
With Hal Holmes In Conqress !.

The importance of the Fourth
Congressional District to the en-
tire agricultural and industrial de-
velopment of the future in the Pa
cific Northwest is very evident
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-25

when one realizes that appropria-
tons totaling $91,715,000 to fur
Their develop power and reclama-
ton projects in this District are
requested for 1949. These are the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-25

Richland Episcopal church ;, !,
am. on March 30. !"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-25

The next meeting Of the Inter
city ministers will be held in the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-25

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received by
School District No. II, Benton
County, Washington at the Office
of the School Superintendent To-
Gated in the High School building,
Kennewick, Washington up to 4
o'clock pm, March %, 1913 and
will then and there be read in
public.
The work includes increasing
toilet facilities in 2 existing SER
vice buildings. The remodelliig
of four existing service buildings.
The moving of four existing SER
vice buildings and remodeling Of
same.
Plans, specifications and contract
documents may be obtained at the
offices of School Superintendent,
Kennewick or the Architect, Earl
w. Morrison, 719 Second Avenue,
Seattle, and
Each bid must be accompanied
by certified check, cashiers
check, or approved bid bond made
payable to School District No. II,
Benton County, Washington in an
amount not less than SO of the
amount of bid.
Successful bidder will be re-
quired to furnish a 1907 per-
Torrance bond.
The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids and to waive m
formalities.
No bidder may withdraw his
bid after the time set for opening
thereof, unless the award of con.
tract is delayed for a period ex-
ceeding 80 days.
School District No. II, Benton
County, Washington. By Phyllis
Hagbom, Clerk. 3:11-3:25
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-28

words.
Cheer Leaders-Maria Romsa,
Margie Clark, Shirley Mcintosh
and Betty Powers.
Observation-Disclosures Wood,
Shirley Morgan and Alma Han
son.
Attendance Award S h ir e y
Morgan, TIP days out of 720,
Class Basketball Tournament
Senior Class.
Kelsey Awards-Marie Rom
sa, Shirley Mcintosh and Dennis
Harris.
Don Hagerty A W d-Jack
Billedeaux.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-28
Hambys Service Sta., Browning, Mont.

pionship Trophy Squad, Vielle,
Juneau, B. Powell, J. Powell,
Gervais, Butterfly, Barcus, Ma
ton, G. Grayson. Wayne Racine
and Ed Conway.
State Assc. F. F. A. Conven-
tion-Silver Awards, Chapter
scrap book; Chapter sheep pro-
ject. Gold Award, c h a pt r
news reporting.
Special Awards-Best Brown
! ing Chapter beginners project
program 1947 farm year, Eugene
Kipp.
All Around Achievement En-
blem-Steve Barcus, Bill McCur-
dy, Jack Wood, Jim Running
Fisher, Dennis Harris, ] cry
Show and Eugene Kipp.
| State Farmer Degree-J a c k
! Wood.
Chapter Achievement Contest
Steve Barcus, Jerry Show,
Jack Wood, Bill McCurdy and
Dennis Harris.
Special Award-Steve Barcus.
Athletic Awards-( Football J
Jack Billedeaux, Tom Bartlett,
James Lair, Clarence Goss, Jim
Racine, Jack Wood, Eug n e
Kipp, Fred Pambrun, Ed Con-
way, John Powell, Robert Pow
ell, Floyd Gervais, Robert Mad
man, Gayle Kramer, Wayne Ra-
cine, Steve Barcus and Jerry
Show. (BasketbalD, Jack Billie
deaux, Stan Kipp, Gayle Kram-
; err, Eugene Kipp, Fred Pambrun,
| Walter Running Wolf, Clarence
Goss, James Lair. Ed Flam-
mond and Verne Meeks. (Track)
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-28
Following is the list:
American Legion A \

Following is the list:
American Legion A W a r d.
Francis D. Billedeaux.
Student Council Awards Har-
old Boyd, Leo Vielle, VIM. Nc.
Curdy, Sheila Wilson, j a k
Wood, Shirley Mcintosh, Jerry
Show, Margaret Mckay, Lila
Benz and Mary L. DesRosier.
F. F. A. Awards-Glacier Dis.
trict-Bronze, grain judging
Silver, talent show; Silver. par.
procedure: Silver, livestock judg.
ing; Silver, public speaking: Sill.
yer, major ag. test: Gold. horse.
shoe contest.
Glacier District Basketball
Tournament at Fairfeld-Cham.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-28

Gayle Kramer, Jack Billedeaux,
Herbert Pepion, Edward Con-
way, Vern Meeks, Harold Ma
ton and Stanley Kipp.
Band Awards-To Tom Bartlett.
Lila Benz, Jack Billedeaux, Har-
old Boyd, Dolores Brown, Kaye
Brown, June Bullshoe, Bill y
Byrne, Laura Mae Conway,
Mary Lou DesRosier, Dolores
Douglas, Delano Grayson. Mona
Guardipee, Alma Hanson, Joan
Hemsing, Joyce Hemsing, Den
Use Juneau, Doris Kipling, Eddy
LeMieux, Violet LaPlante, Rob.
ert Mailman, Bill McCurdy, Mar.
garet Mckay, Dorothy Merchant,
Shirley Morgan, Iva O'Hara,
Cora Pambrun, Betty Powers,
James Racine, Joan Paisley,
Marie Romsa, Eleanor Schmidt,
Margaret Wilson, SheiIa Wilson
and Roberta Wood.
Advanced Typing-Jack Billie
deaux, 70 words; Beverly Pals
ley, 60 words.
Beginning Typing-Joan Hem
sing, 60 words; Mona Guardipee,
so words; Sheila wills SON, sc
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-28
Browning School
Students H0n0red
For Achievement

Class Night at the Browning
high school auditorium last Fri
day evening, opening the annual
Commencement calendar, was a
happy and inspiring event, with
students, who have striven to
justify the school districts fine
devotion to them during the
school year, being recipients of
worthy awards and other tokens
expressing recognitionof achieve
ment.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-28

First girl in our town to get her
man" on Leap Year was the Cup
pcrs' daughter, Jane. who wed Bill
Wc5ster's boy last Saturday.
When I asked Bill Jr. if it was
true that Janey really did the pro-
posing. Bill said: No, but she made
it plain she'd make an ideal wife.
Instead of looking for diversion or
excitement every evening, she was
content to chat beside the fire.
II could plainly see" says Bill.
that we'd really have happy
home life-which is just exactly
what / want from marriage"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-28
ATTENTION LADIES

Dreamax, the n e W plastic coat
ing, eliminates waxing, polishing
and hard scrubbing on your linol-
cum and woodwork. Ask about
Dreamax at CANDLES Store.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-28
From where [ sit g. by Joe Marsh.
It's Leap Year, Girls!

know it's usual for older folks to
shake their heads over the younger
generation. (It's gone on for hum
dreds of years, now.)
But from where I sit, young
people of marrying age today are
every bit as commendable as their
elders were-in their temperance
"a glass of beer for instance), tol-
erance, and common sense. So to
Jane and Bill-the best of luck!
@'s M"'<
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-05-28

Copyright, 1913, United States Brewers Foundation
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-08

lmb 9lrbeitern. oas nur fir ibre
8coiirfniiie tdtia lit. 9ieie miiiicn
bereits eiien iif) fleiben llilp.. ihre
8eoiirfniiie binbet nieoerum Mr=
bcifsfraft. llnb 10 pflanst iih bic
8irfuna bes MnitoRes lpeiter fort
= 0urd, Die aarse @irtid)aft bin.
0urd biz su elmer @r0Benoronuna
rcifeno. bel bic erlte llriad,e Inn
elm 0ielfahes iiberiteiat.
60 araumenticrt man hellte in
Den Il. g. q. 9ie einen boren aus
oer gctpeisfiibruna beraus. oaR bic
@efabr Der Snflation iih nod per-
ihGrfen iperbe. bic anoeren alauben,
oof Die Guropabilfe nift nur poli=
tiid). ionbern audi in ipirtihaftlid,er
6iniiht ibren @ert in iih ielbIt ira.
ae. Sie iperhe au elmer Steiaerlmo
oer amerifaniihen GraeuaunaS.
frGfte beitraaen unb baburd 6ie
@efabr Der Snflation bonnen. 8e,
BON ben beioen 9feht behalf. tpirf
(Giaenberid)t Der 3beiniid)en Boit)
bic 2ufunft lebren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-08

Die Snternationale San6elsfam-
| mer fommt in ibrem Sabresberiht
t947 aud aui Die .Mus,uirf,ne Ser
Gage in 9eutidlano aui bie Wirt-
ihait ser anoeren 9Gnoer" gu ipre.
den unS triiit Ieititellunaen, Die UNI
ter oem @elihtspultft oes Narlbau-
glans aftuelle 9eoeutllng auf lanae
3eit baben. Der praftiide StilitanS
oes beSel,tenben beutlhen Support
uno grportbanoels, 10 iast Ser Be-
ribt, babe bel sen tpifti9iten ieiner
alien &unoen uno 2ieieranten .uno
ebeuio aui sic @irtihait Ser 8elat.
sungsmiibte tiefgreiienoe Riifpirflln.
zen ge3ei9t.
Inter oieien fann ytan leidt oie
Belaituns feitIteuen, Sic ben 9elat-
junssmGhten burd sic gerpilidtlns
,ui1at, sic gepolferung ibrer 3onen
,u ernGbrcn. 9e ltarfen Ginfubren
aus Sen @ereinisten Staaten perltGr.
fen Sen iniIationiitiihen Druid, Der
aui Sem 2anoe liegt unb ser gan3en
0eIt ltnbeil bringen fann. Dasu
fommen sic niht serinaen Soften
iiir Sic gini,,br bon 8obitofien, oie
nur teilipeiie ourd) Musillbr geocdt
lperSen, sic IuispenOunsen iiir oie
ltnterbaIt,,ns ser GomtrollfommiI-
lion uno ser 8eiatungstr,ppen.
Iiele 9Gnber beoauern oen Ser
luit SeutihlanoS als 2ieieranten, Inn
10 mebr. alS anoere Seriorgl,pgsauel-
len teilmeiie entiielen. 9as gilt be-
ionoers BON ser Goble. Die europdi-
ihe &oblenproouftiou lit Inn 30 Yro-
sent nieSriser als Dor Sem 8rieg.
GroBbritannicn erportiert praftiid
nid)ts. Gin Sano nie ,sranfreid), Sas
Dor Dem 9rieee MIR bier Siebtel lei
mes aoblenbeoaris ielbit er5el,gte uno
ie elm 9rittel bes Reites aus @roB-
britannien. Seutidlanb uno anoeren
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-08

Guellen einfiibrte, iiebt Sen WieSer'
aufbau ieiner Snouitrie megen Sob
lenmaneels, tros ser teuren meri'
faniiben 2oble, gebemnlt.
Ser Musiau Seutihlanos als 2ie'
ierant bon ssertieer~l,sniiien bal
gIeibfaIs errlite Riiftpirfungen &C.
5abt. 1898 erportierte Oelltidlami
fir 4.2S6 Miaionen Marf 6ertig
er5eusniiie seseniiber 5O4 Miaionen
Mart 8obitoiic. 2Gnoer tpie Soaano
oie gum sroben Cell fir Den anfaui
bon Maidinen uno maifineaen
@ert5euaen bon GeutidlarS abbdn'
gen, iino ernitbait bebinoert. Gen
Sb,peisern lit es 9elunsen. oielt
ibrer ebemaligen giniubreiiter burd
eiaene YroSuftinn 81 eriesen, abel
ibre @eItebunaspreiie lieeen bobGer
uno baben cine Steiaeruna Ser Sc.
bensfoiten CUR Tolse. SfDeSen batte
aroBe Not, Griab iiir ieinen 2ieie.
ranten Don eleftriiben Mpparaten.
Sertilien. Gbemieer5eueniiien unS
mefaniihen Npparaten 5u fi1roen. Gs
muBte foitipieliee aapitalinueitierlln,
gen uornebmen.
@eitere Gerluite entlteffn ourd)
oas 8erihminben 9eutidlanos ais
&unoen. Die polle slusauirflng sic,
les Seridupinoens tritt nod nidt in
grldeinung; oem IN pielen 5dllen
baben oie SnSuitrie uno oie 2ano,
mirtifait feinerlei Sfpierisfeiten,
ibre Gr5eugniiie anoermeitis untcr5u-
brinsen. slber Die groBe Rahirase
bleibt nidt oauerno beiteben. llno
man tam uorausIeben oaB es
idppieris tperben miro. ue,,e Mbius-
mGrtte 81 iinoen. auBerSem fonnen
getpiiie Sitter nno Ginridt,,naen
nif)t anoersmobin perleet Weroen.
Gie iebr foitipielisen &aienanlagen
in Selgien uno Sollano iil,o i'm Gin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-08

Siibingen. - 8rau bominiert. Die
garaden, sic aleisuns, oie 8eiihter
8rau ser Simmel, ser iih resenuer-
fiinoenO S,piiden oen 0aftturm
Summer brei mo sic neugotild)e
Steinfaitenburs oerer BON Soben.
5ol1eru ipannt. 8rau Ser blante So.
serpIat, aui Dem cine einiame Sob.
nenitanse itebt. Die Geutiden baben
ia fein sSabnenti,dy mebr. Vtan bot
Semoen baraus gemad)t uno 8ettla-
fen. 2os Snternierunsslaser, NIT
ieinen 8araden pie cine periheuhte
Seroe on Sem Sang geordngt, fenni
feline Observation-Disclosures Boiten
uno eleftriif) selaoene Stafelorabt,
uerbaue, &olonnen uno aommanoos
Die 0erant,portlid)en iino 0eutIhe.
3iuilii.en. Gs gibt nidt einmal einen
.aommanoanten" gs sibt nur einen
2agerleiter lmb brei oeutife Seripal-
tllneanlGnner, al,i ie 5mar5ia aus
politiihen 8riinoen Snterniertc e.
nen YcliSiiten, aui oeren Srpei einen
aarabiner nit ie iiini ShuB Muni,
tion. Seit 20 Bohen lit oas Sagel
als einsises ser lieben Snternieruuss'
lager in Ser iran5oiiiden gone in
beutid,er Gerrpaltung, bon einem
einsisen irar,50iiihen Control,
leur", einem iuneen Sffi5ier, nllr
ielten iihtbar iiberipaht. e..
am Gage iino sic Yaraden lee,
mie ausseitorbene airden. Die ssn
ialien bes Camp Snternement br
Wiirttembers" am 8abnboi SIM oes
SnouitrieltdotdFns Balingen selegen
iino bis aui cine Sanopoa Ndnne,
ino 13 inbaitierte tSrauen aui Ir
beitsfonlurloos in tsobrifen be
SanOaperfcrn uno Vduern. Ger ge
lpaltiane 0eg in oie areibeit mar,
eine &leiniafeit, aber fein Snternier
ter id)dst oieien 0eg. Sic tpartet
aui Den ~legaleu" ourf oie Spru6
TANNER. r2egal" mie Samals, al:
iie binter fnaIenben ssabnen mar
| idierten uno in cine bromatii6e rle
gale" Mahtiibernabme. Num iiBe,
lie legal in einem ssnternierungsla
ger.
800 Ndnner Iino sic perblieben
NS- -Nbnengalerie oes 9anoes Siio
miirttenrberg: ein WiniiterprGiloent
I elm Staatsminiiter. elm Reaier,lnes
| prGiioent. elm @auamtsleiter. 2:
8reisleiter, 3S9 Ortserilppenleite1
uno Steapertreter. Ger Reit entail
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-08
Deutschland ais Lieferunt und Kunde

bIid aui sen &anbel nit Deutihlano
beionoers Dem &beingebiet, erribtet
gbenio per3eihnen Die Sdmci5er ei
men trodenen Yerl,,lt ourd Ser
Stiuitano ser @eriiderllngseeihditt
nit 0eutld)lano. Zen &oadnoern III
es niht gelungen. befrieoieenoe ab
iabmGrfte fiir ibr &en1iile 81 iinSen
Nuh oie inSireften Mus,pirfllnger
oieier 8erllIte iino ihrperuieaeno
8enn elm 2ano iih oesbalb tpenige,
enttpidelt. neil iein Sa,rbeI mil
0eutihlano banieoerlegt, miro es
aud elm iblebterer Mtarft fir anoert
&nber.
9luf Ser anberen Seite baben ge,
tuiiie 2Gnber burb oas 0cridminoer
0eutidlanos aIs 9onfurrenten &c,
monnen. Sic brineen beute ibre CT.
portgiiter leihter unter. gei Sc,
oer5eitigen aiinitigeu @arftlaae III
Dies pielleidt fein mid)tiger ssaftor
Wenn aber sic Geriorsungslase tpie.
Ser normal miro, bat cine @ieSer.
aufnabme bes beutiben Grportes ei
men beoelltenSen Ginilu3 aui sic Mus.
illbr anoerer 2dnoer. 9ieier Siiritt
Damn in Dem 0iaBe tpeniscr iiiblba,
peroen, als ser oringenoite 8coari
Ser. iibrisen Nationcn beirieoigt lit
ai,d miro ein ocutiher Grport, Sc,
fiinitlid auf Die 2eidtinouitrie be.
idrdnft b!eibt (tpie es ser Blan oes
Snouitrieniueaus poriiebt), sic euro,
pail6e 8irtidait ipeniger siinItig be.
einflnllen. als Elm erportbanoeI, be,
lid "natiirlid" enhpidcln fann. Mus
Sidcrbeitssrii,roen mag cine oerar,
tise Beldranfung ,piiniffnspert er.
ld)einen es mire aber lnfli,g, iid
Die Nahteile 81 perbeimliden, sic
cine Begren5ung ser beutidcn 8on,
flrrenS 5llr Sol9e baben lpiiroe.