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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

Collars have returned to style this
fall on women'S clothes New coats
feature tall or wide collars, tailored
dresses are made with trim close
collars, and afternoon frocks and
dressy blouses are appearing with
frilly collars. One way to make last
years collarless dress look like
new model is to make a separate
collar for it, clothing specialists of
the U. S. Department of Agriculture
suggest. A crisp white collar on
dark dress not only gives it
late style touch but also is flatter-
ing to the face.
For the collar of a dark tailored
dress or blouse, cotton pique, white
linen or washable rayon are all good
fabrics For dressier clothes organ
dy or some sheer fabric is more
suitable.
To save the trouble of basting
such collars onto dresses each time
they are washed, the specialists sug-
gest make them to snap or button
onto dresses.
Precise workmanship is important
if any collar is to look smart and
trim. To avoid the bulky home
made look, stitching must be ev-
en-, corners sharp and edges turned
exactly on the seam line Most col
lars, especially white collars on col
ored clothes, look better if they are
made double. But if the fabric is
heavy, the collar may be faced on
the underside with some thin white
fabric.
Here are important details for
making a collar with a professional
look:
After stitching the edge of the
collar, trim the seam to a quarter
inch and clip off the corners. Cut
ting off the corners is important to
keep the collar from being lumpy
when turned inside out But care
must be taken not to clip into the
stitching
When the collar is turned inside
out, push out the corners of the
fabric carefully SO that they will
be smooth and even. Use a pin to
pull out fabric if necessary.
Before pressing, haste around the
edge of the collar with the seam
line exactly at The folded edge.
Finish the neck of the collar with
thin soft bias binding 50 that it
will not be bulky or scratchy under
the neck of the dress.
To make the collar snap on Sc
curely, snap on each shoulder may
be helpful as well as one at the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

3097 cents a week earlier, and 81
tions were within very narrow
range this week at levels about
one-fourth cent above the average
loan rate for Middling 15/16-inch
cotton.
Generally, farmers were reluc-
tant to sell their cotton and their
sales this week increased only
slightly. Approximately 42,8O0 bal
es of cotton were reported placed
under loan by farmers as of Sep
TENDER 8, compared with 10000
bales a week earlier. Reported sales
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

full details.
Rules and regulations for the ex-
hibits are as follows:
/. Attractive money prizes will
be offered in each class.
2. All products must have been
canned since April, 1913.
g. All exhibits must reach the
Mississippi State Fair on Friday,
October before the Fair opens on
Monday.
A. Competition open to all wo-
men in Mississippi, except five-jar
budget canning exhibit open only
to Home Demonstration Club Mem
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18
COTTON MARKET NEWS

Although cotton ginnings in all
major cotton States are well ahead
of last year with about ten percent
of the forecasted production for
this year already ginned, farmers
sales this week were low, the Pro-
duction and Marketing Admins
tration reported today.
Prices in the spot markets this
week held comparatively steady.
Middling 1/16-inch cotton in the 10
spot markets Thursday averaged 81
04 cents a pound, compared with
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

by all traders; in the 10 spot mar
kets declined this week to, $500
bales due partly to the Labor Day
Holiday A week earlier sales to-
tailed 10000 bales, and a year ago,
13790O. s8
Meanwhile, mill demand was re-
latively slow and mill buying was
confined chiefly to- the qualities
Strict Middling to Strict Low Mid
ding of 1-inch to II l16-inch staple.
Reports were that mills generally
were not stocking cotton in volume
and were continuing to cover only
their nearby requirements. Foreign
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

The Mississippi State Fair to be
held in jackson October 11-l6 is
not far away. All women, and 4-H
Club girls who are taking Food
Preservation. may enter.
ANY person interested in making
an exhibit who is not a Home Dem
onstration Club member may con-
tact the Home Agent office for
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

front and another at the back. Or,
if the design permits, sew button
at the neck of the dress and make
buttonholes in each end OF the
collar.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

inquiries were fairly numerous with
some sales reported. Activity in the
cotton gray goods markets remain
ed relatively slow as recent price
cutting by some selling houses fail
ed to stimulate any significant in
crease in the volume of business.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

bers.
5. No exhibitor will be awarded
more than one prize under one lot
number.
6. All out-of-town exhibits will be
returned to exhibitors at the con-
clusion Of the Fair. all charges pre-
paid Full shipping Instructions
should accompany exhibit.
Z. Checks for premiums will be
mailed to winning exhibitor after
the close of the Fair.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

Navy regulations say, Under no
circumstances shall an action be
or battle fought with
out display of the national ensign"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

En- entire ESissen-ul"
Kitchen Cabinet it cleaning vse
mcdeEnisse black
space designed for the plarig all foods
pastry
Eght YOUR Kieen at
SONS wis all Of nationally Grocery
LUEEY
Everythna !n4l
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

Gypsies came originally from IN
.dia, not Egypt.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-18

Don't Borrow-Buy the Missis-
sippi Enterprisel e,
Evening star., 1948-10-19
Reproductions Of Original Paintings
by outstanding American Artists

Copies Of paintings hung in the famous Hall
Of Art Galleries :. . and reproduced so faith
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you can practically feel as we'll as see the
artists brush-strokes The Hecht Co. brings
you an exciting collection for every room.
Each painting approximately 28x34 inches,
in an exquisite "dntiqued" ivory coIored
snodow-box frame.
Pictures, 9Th Floor, The Hecht Co., Washington
3rd Floor, The Hecht Co., Siluer Spring
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Lees Two-Tone BroadIoom

With the quiet /eIeeonce of plain Competing
-. yet q stounch resistance to footprints and
soil. It's Lees wonderful two tone broodoom
skiIIfuIIy made Of two shades Of single color
{. densey-tufted . =. . closely sheored Green,
eIoret, rose, blue, grey, beige 9 and lift.
widths.
Broadloon1 9Th Floor, The Hec1t Co., Washington
3rd Floor, The Hecht Co., Silver Spring
Don't Defer Your Purchases, Defer Your Payments,
on the Hecht Co.'S Convenient Plan Of Extended
Payments.
Evening star., 1948-10-19
Venetian
Blinds
at Ready
Made Prices
(2e to 3e-in.
widths)

II to 28-In. Widths 3.98
81 to 42-In. Widths 5.98
43 to 48-In. Widths ---6.98
49 to 60-In. Widths ---9.98
Windows short and wide?
Long and narrow? No
need to pay fabulous sums
for custom-mode Venetian
Blinds We have them in
all widths from II to CO.
inches, in "A, "A 81, e4-inoh
lengths. Deluxe blinds,
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-10-22
Campaign for Strength

The National Grange has more
than 100000 members and is par
ticularly strong in the New Eng
land states, New York, Pennsyl-
vania and other eastern states,
Ohio in the Midwest and on the
Pacific coast, but its 5000 oranges
are sprinkled literally throughout
the other states of the Union. 1t
proposes to strengthen its position
particularly in the Midwest and to
win for itself in all the states rec
ognition for the high place it &C.
cupies. Albert Goss, master of the
National Grange, is recognized as
one of the most forceful and most
powerful men in Washington. His
office is in the National Grange
building on Jackson Place just
within the shadow of the White
House
On November 9 the Grange. along
with other farm organizations, will
appear before the interstate COM
merce commission to fight the or
ders issued by the commission reg
ulating trucks in interstate COM
n1erce which carry manufactured"
farm produce to market.
The commission has ruled that
when these products enter the chan
nels of commerce they are manu-
featured products" and so trucks
hauling them are subject to ICC
regulations. Truck companies and
railroads. Of course, agree with this
ruling.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-10-22
First Automobile

It was in 1892 that c. E. Duryea
drove the first gasoline-powered
automobile in the United States.
Fifty years later the U. S. govern
ment terminated all civilian pro-
duction of motor cars because Of
the war. In that so years more than
SO million vehicles had been pro-
duced.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-10-22
no il "a
TOuun E@;99
REPQRIxR3
IN WASHINGTON
Grange Comes Back

THE unusually sedate and
i conservative N ton al
Grange, the nations oldest farm
organization, is planning to step
out to take a more active, affirm
alive position in obtaining the
recognition it deserves for the 81
history-packed years it has
served rural America and the
interests of the agricultural in
dustry.
And oddly enough, the first fight
the Grange has jumped into with
both feet goes back to the original
aims of the Grange when it was
first founded back in 1866 by one
Oliver Hudson Kelley of Boston.
The organization was first known,
shortly after the Civil War, as the
Patrons of Husbandry, "a society
of farmers promoting the interests
of agriculture by abolishing re-
straints imposed upon it by the
railroads and other companies
and by eliminating the system Of
middlemen between producer and
consumer"
In those years the "Grang-
ers" as members of the hus-
bandry society were known,
were considered radicals and
they welded considerable
weight and obtained some wide
spread notoriety with their I'M
conventional method of opera
ton.
The name was changed shortly,
however, to the National Grange
and it became a staid and con-
sentative fraternal organization,
differing from the other farm Or
CARNATIONS in the respect that it
has a ritual, several degrees and
within it's framework operates
mutual insurance company selling
fire, automobile, windstorm and hail
insurance. In the 5000 oranges
throughout the country there is in
effect approximately a billion dol
lars of fire insurance, and the
Grange maintains this insurance
has cost the farmers only about
so per cent of the cost in old line
! companies.
The Grange set-up comprises
four distinct divisions. First are
the subordinate oranges or local or
CARNATIONS, the first of which was
the Fredonia Grange No. in west
ern New York state, established on
April 16, 1868, and still flourishing.
Four degrees are conferred in the
subordinate oranges. Next come
the Pomona oranges composed of
subordinate groups within given
district or county and this grange
confers the fifth degree.
The state grange is delegate
body representing subordinate
and Pomona Oranges, COM
posed of both men and women
on an equal footing, and the
state grange confers the sixth
degree of the order. The first
state grange was the Mime
sofa State Grange, formed on
February %, 1869, then came
the Iowa State Grange followed
by South Carolina.
The National Grange which con-
fers the seventh degree is the par
ent branch and is composed of two
voting delegates from each state
grange. 1t is the supreme legisla-
tive body of the order, holds an
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-10-22
Who's Making Money

Profit, Of business 10, tbe first bali
OF l94S are increased oper l947 bni
significant is tbe TACT tbai profits tor
small business. or business wifb asset,
uude, million doliars ,boW de-
cline.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-10-22

nual sessions of nine days. In the
l94l annual session 1899 grangers
took the seventh degree at the
Worcester, Mass, convention. The
Grange structure also includes a
juvenile grange for children.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-10-22

of the adwn country is -four IN the Atlantic and
fyway f eight sSon the and
bag is e y or ten in the o. the ok season "
oa
: III i Nov Nov ;
Nov Dec 10 and nd
Od 81 nd Dec S.
dN and sanNo e
dD nd Dee.
dD Jan Dec (X 2and Dec
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-10-22

NATURES REMEDY (NR) TAB
LETS-A purely vegetable laxative to
relieve constipation without the usual
gripping, sickening, perturbing sensa-
tons, and does not cause a rash. Try
NR-you will see the difference. In.
coated or candy coated-their action
is dependable, thorough, yet gentle as
millions Of mrs have proved. Get .
CSC box and use as directed.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-10-22

Pipe fans and "makin's" smok-
ers alike find greater smoking
pleasure in mild, rich tasting
Prince Albert Americas Iarg-
est selling smoking tobacco.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
paet nit Spanien
mber Hc,ttistes Gut

Mnori0. Spnnien llnb oie Gereini0
ten Staoten, SSranfreih lno gn9Ianb
einigten iif) iiber oie @ebanbl,lng Ser
beutihen 8eitGnbe in bieiem 2ano,
oeren Wert alf etiua .55.0O0,000
geidpGtt miro. Die Icrbanolungell
bnnerten II Monate Gr perpflidtci
Spanien, oas @iaentl,m bon Ge,,t
IidFn, sic nid)t in Spnnien pphnen
5li belflagnabnlen, Sll liQllioiercl
unb 3u perteilen. Gin ipnniides Se
fret miro Die @cniisfntipn herl,Gn.
! gen lmb oie 2iallioierungsmet6pocr
feitieben.
Ser Grtrag ipQ an bic alliicrtc,1
ytationen pcrteilt iperben. sub iin>
8eitilrnnmget porgeiebcn, NaB mis
6em Serfaui Ser 9citGnbe feline neul
8eiabr fir ben ssrieben entipringel,
tann.
Spanien ioQ aus Dem Grtraa Ct:
ipn $14,00O,00O erbalten, nit bener
alle Inlpriid,e, sic Slpiihen Sporiei
ilnb Oeutldlanb id,peben, erlcoigi
tperben.
Die reltlidHn $4t, 900, 600 ioner
allf slbanien, Die Gewiniaten Staa
ten. sluItralien. 9elgien. aunoon
Sdncmarf, slegppten, isronfrcih
GngIano. 8ried,enlnnb, SnSicn
I Vnfiitan Slrrenrbura, 9sorpegen
Neu Seelanb, Soannb, Sithcd)ei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
Grleoensnertrag bon allen
DeutScben gefor0ert

Ser lesten MuBenminiiter -&pnferen5
iiber 0eutid,lano berbeigeiiibrt, bns
nit lie einen ieparaten ,peitoeiltiben
Staat erridten fonnten.
9riessse;unsene in &uklano
Inter ruiiiiher &ontrolle itebenoe
@erliner 3eitllngen nHloetcn, oab
bie 3abl ser aus 8uBlano entlalienen
ocutihen 9rieeNefanaenen baIb
50 600 erreiben nperoe. Go5u ruit
man iih in Grinnerllng, oab Die @Hl.
fen int YtGr5 t947 angegcbcn battcn,
es beiGnoen iid) iiber 100000 Ncllt,
ihr in ioapietiider &riegsaeiansen.
Id.ait mo ollie ,piirocn bis Gnoc 'lS
rntlailen iperoen. Iicie ;3abl ipurbc
BON oeutiher Scite bepueiiclt, b,u.
angeeeben, oaB sic Huiien entipeoer
cine arGbere 3abl bon 8eiangeneil
feitbieIten ober ober uiele in ruliilhen
Bayern oen 1ob erlittell babei1
miiBten.
@eparatiuns.Yerteilnns aeituppt
Gin Weunlter Ser II. 9. Wtilitur
Megierl,ug gdb cine GrflGrlln9 iibcl
Die in Der 3,npeiiuns BON oeutIher
Reparatiouenslnateria eingetretc!;,
8ersOgerrng ob.
Gs banbelt iib INN Salurence Wil
finion, oen ipirtidnitlihen gcrate'
Ses Militdr -Souuerneilrs, lpeldrc'
iaetc, oie Oemontaae Ger iiir oi'
Mblieieruns brltiminten oeutlhel
,snouitric Mnlaeen lei 10 gut mic be
enoet, aber Die Muiteillna unter Der
cinseIaen~ GmpiinaerIGltoern frnnt
nid,t poraenolllmen peroen, iclang
oie 0iernldd)te. .Tempaltllne mid,
idlnftionere. Ssiir oie 3inpeilnllnAal
mar ser 9llliierte &ontrcllrat SlItan
oig, Der ieit ser Sibiln9 oes 2O.Ytdr
ni6t mebr suiammengetreten lit.
| 9lud) Iino lih ale Harteien n
Oeutitlano einig, bob in allen pie
3cnen, unb ui1t nur ilt Der rilllildcl
Ghl,ih allt Se:te 3
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20

Berlin. am oritten Sabrestag Ger
9apitlilation Oelti1lanOs tpanoten
iih oeutide Spreder aller Harteien
uno 2ihh,neen NIT Der Goroeruns
on Die @eltSifentlibfeit, Dob Ole
Sieeerrutioncn Delltiblanbs oe,l
6rieoenspertrae seudbren iollten
oeiien Mbfaiiune nun idon 70 lan9e
binausee5ogert ,uoroen lit.
Sn oieier Joroerllne beitano 5lui.
'iben ben MeuBernngen ielblt Scr.
( ienisen Yarteien ,,no 3eitl,neen ooels
lise Ginlniitigteit. Die lid, ionit itets
erbittert 'brfdmpiten. gs luuroe nl=
eemeine 8lage bariiber erboben, bnl,
0el,tid)lono gum Spfer Der 5uilrbs
menoen Giifere9en Upiiden Mub-
Iano ,,no oen ipeltlid)en 9eiasllngs
n,Gd)ten eentnht tperoe. inbem es mi.
Ter Der 2renni,a9 S,uiidcn Sit ulo
@eit Der Woglif,feit gum Bieoeralii.
bau berambt tperoe.
Die 8erliner Gbriitlih. Gemofro:
tiihe l(uion ioroerte in einem an Sic
8eiabungsmdcyte gerihteten MppcIl
einen 6rieoenspertrag. cine einbeit
lit)e be,ltihe &egierl.ng, auibebllnN
Der Ieill,ng 1eut'd)lonbs in 3 3oner
uno Jreilaiiune aller &riegSgefange
nen. ~2abt unier eroBes Bolf nibt
I'M Gleno untergtbcn." idAoB oe,
Nppen, LIMB mad,t uns niht ldngc,
gum Spfer lmlerer !Dtcinungsuer
id,ieoenbeiten."
0as 4Iatt Ser Ylbrrol sTemofrn
titden Yartei ertldrte: vSefbit Oe1
@eiieate bat ein Med,t - ods Red,
aui einen bnloigen ,lnb aerehtei
Srieoen."
Sn DER rill,tld). .ll5enllerfen Frell'
tpurSc erneut ser 0eriud lnternom
men, Die Sdulb al Ser Ser5ogerlm!
zines Jrieoensihluiies aui 'bie @eit
mddte 81 i9ieben. 3eituneen oe'
Sotpiet.Seftors nieoerbolten ihr
acknowledgement, Die Yereinietcl
Staaten bdtten ben 3uiammenbrltd
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20

Union non 'Siioairifa nna Sna,'
laipien pertcilt lperben.
Die gerteilung rihtet iib mad,
Sem am 81. Ge5ember 1915 III 90
ris unterseif,neten Reparaticnspaft,
in Dem Hublanb alf NnipriidIe ulli
oeutid)e 8eitdnoe in Spanien per5lA.
tet bat.
Gnglan6 uno oie Tereiuigtel1
Staatcn lperoen ie % Yro5ent crbal.
ten, ssranfreih is Yrosent.
0as ipnniif,e aabinett bat ocl
gcrtrag bereitS gebiligt. Muberocll1
biligte bas &nbinett einen &nnhcls,
pertroa nit ssrnnfrcid) lnb cine Ser
einbGrlure nit ben Tereinigten
Staaten iiber 8elbbeitdnoe In
Hobmen oes 8rettpn WpoOs.EuftS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20

Stt'e NulUtHtluIt W uuH ytUBtl
Wiftigfeit, benn bier mar es, 100 inl
Sabre 1902 iih einige Sabien1Eer.
treter bon fiini iabiiihen Sereinen
periammelt batten Inn iiber oas8obl
uno Webe unierer ausge,panoerten
8riioer mo Shipciteru 81 beraten
uno &ese Su finoen un Sieie arbelt
erfolgreib 81 TIM. Das Nelultot
mar eab uaf eingetenoer 8eipresbs
ms uno geratrns Ser Central Ser.
bano eesriinoet iuuroe Is war Dies
Elm grcbes llnternebnen uno feline
Ieid)te Irbeit aae lodjiiihen Sersile
su peranlaiien oeu Serbano aud)
beisutreten, oem Die @riinoer ,parc.'
it'd, beipuBt oaB oas 3iel bas lie oo
mails geiest batten nir erreidt iucr
oen fonne ipenn aIle idbiiId)en &ran'
fen.llnteritiisungsperein iih su ei-
ner ieiten Organization. Slllantmen-
iflicBen. Is ,piiroc 5lpiel nElas ein=
nebmen nm olles 81 eripabncn apns
in oen Sabren 19O2-194S geida'.
fen moroen lit. Iber fltSI lei geiaat,
es lit cine sroBe @rbeit geleiltet NOR.
oen oant unierer 5iibrer oes Ser
banoes uno ser 3lueispereine III ocrl
peridieoenen StGoten ioluie her
treuen Ntitbeliern, Der @titglieoer.
Gin 8erein lernie bonn anoeren, tie
i6aiten iid einise Seine an. Nad)'
her tpuroen oann audi Wege getnns
Sen ,pie man oas lad,liihe Bolt bier
int neuen SaterlanO, lpo tie fern Don
einanNer ,pobnten, 5ulannertiibrtl'
unb suillnmen balten fam. @elanG
uereine. 1beatergruppen. yfnlttfas
pellen uno &irden iurroen organt'
iicrt, lpenn aud, nid)t ailf elnll,al III
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
Gistestiisbe Delegation
flicht IN Sic Il. S.,3ene

Sin5, Seiterreid. 9iob amtlibcr
Mtclonng iou cine aus 30 Yericnell
beItebenoe tihebuiloiuafiide Tele.
CATION, Die -an Der iibrlihen Seie:
ibrer gefreillng aus Dem Watbailier
&on5entrationslager teilnabm ge.
ifloiien aus Der rl1iiiihen Gone III
Die amerifaniihe Gone seiloben iein.
Oos Sager, oas Dor Nrei Subren
pon II. g. 2ruppen eingcncmnpll
lpuroe, liegt ehpo 8 fm bon Scr
3onenercnSe entfernt, I'M rlliiiider
Yereid).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
3eitbiIN int SpteeeJ
Der pre6e:

Nrtbur arcf pflidtet in Ser 9telp
0orf r5imes" Der -1beie 8ernarh
8nrud)s" bel. oo6 Die bnrd) nnlcrc
.al3n baitiee" Mbriilhlna nod sem
&rieee ermlrnterte ruiiiId,e Mngriiis,
politm inns MN our .einieiti9en lie.
bernabme eetpaltieer @eronhuort.
lidfeiten in Der eon5en Delt" mott.
9e. sic ourd) cine onsreifcnoe milf,
tdxtfde Mahtentfaltllng 9eitiitt
,peroen miiiie. Ger. commentator
id)IieBt fid) oenn alth Der @arlif)ihcl,
gmpfeblune Dor Dem &ongreB on,
0oie .mutiee IrlMmani6e Mufriiit-
unespolitif" ausjufiibren, insbeion'
bere, io,peit es iid) Inn Ginfiibruna
Der aaeemeinen Debrpflidt bcl
eleid,pitieer MISUNDERSTANDING Ses
Spitems ripabltpeiier Nusbcbuneen
ban6le.
Der einbeitsiosialiitiidyen "0eip
5iaer BoIfs3eitune" ideinen es ipe
Der der oeltide Siioen". nod .oe!
beltlhe 9eiten", nod allb Die .ocut
idfn Stuoenten" red)tmad)en 81
fonnen. Dos Blatt idreibt unter Nr
5usnabme auf cine fiiralid in 8erlil
burdeefiibrte Bier -1asunl
bon yertretern beutifer Stnoentcu
berbGnoe.
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fatboliihen Sepbitberrlidfeit trdumt
Der Meiten nit Dem uSM -aopito
Iieb6ueelt. tpdbreno Deutid,lanb oi
9erriiienbeit unb oamit Der Inter
gang orobt. iuollen oeutihe Stuoer
ten leoiglif ben @eoanfen eine1
,fislturelIen Ginbeit" Delltihlanss
er0rtern. @1breno man i'm 8eItel
oie 9oIfMonareiie fiir ginbeit mi
eerehten 0rieoen perbietet uno 90
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20

nit offeriihtlid) Die Spaltung pon
Oeutid)lano erltrebt, ereeben iih Die
Gertreter Ser StuOentenIdaft IN
lebbaiten Gisfuiiionen. I'm Sen ge.
eriff r&ultr" Su fltiren. Sie belt'
iben Mrhcite bnbeu begriffen. l,m
mas es aebt. nber einise Shloelltcn
Weitoeutid)lanbs fennen nihts Widl'
ti9eres ald Der 1. Snterscnentagl'n9
als cine Mnalple Der aultlir"
Ser 8erliner .1elcgraf". ein Ser
So,mloenwfratie nabeltebenoes0latt
perbreitet iidJ IN foleeltoer anerfen-
member 0eiie iiber Die oel,tid)e ih,'
oierenoe SugenS bon bellte:
r8er bon Ger gigenart uno osn
@ren5en Der Stuoentenpolitif eineIl
leiien Sbilnmer bat, Der mnb nit
Weirieoiglne uno iosar nit Sod)ad.
tung oen Grfolg oieies Treffens be-
trad)ten. Inter elmer berporrogen"
Den Qeitl,ng baben or Stloenten
ois5ip1iniert, iadlid uno bod boiler
Reioenid}aft. ioauiaeen init 8ega.
bung" oebattiert. Sic guben onmlt
Elm @eiipiel praftiid urhitenber De.
| mofratie, tpie mir es ionit in DeutI;h.
lano lei6en niht oft erleben. Tos
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bon Dem
ibre Eagune erfiiat spar. mohten
|wir germ manhem ibrer &rltifer sur
Madeiferune empfeblen."
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DAB Die 2O2 .alten Meiiter" aus
Dem 8erliner &aiier. .6rieorih. .Vtu-
ieum nod bod Dor ibrer &iifienonna
nad) Berlin in elmer Meibe bon stdo-
ten. barMnter Glepelano. ge3eigt iper-
Sen, lit anerfennensiuert. Sic ieroen
III Glebelan6 Gn0e September ulto
Mnfang Climber i'm &lnitmuieunl
auseeiteQt.
Gin fleines gintrittsgelb miro fir
Ioie Neot oeuti9er &inoer erboben.