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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
DIT . RAILS
Put up Or

CIV ORDS, words, words
w Hamlet could have been disguised with the
empty mouhngs of hypocrtca phrases than democratic
Americans who listened to the talk fest of weeks
Such flood of for civil rights for the welfare
Negro people Lncons Birthday Negro History
Week and Brotherhood Week! s-e..e
Beginning with President Truman and ending with Iii
nos Gov Green the oratory has been cooru bubbles
and just empty.
And change in the national and state official
policy of jim tearing down of the walls of the
Negro ghetto, opening of doors to equality in
ployment, education, opportunity.
The small crack in the iron curtain of discrimination
last week when the state of New Jersey abolished the
color line n its National Guard.
Some regard such with suspicion. We
know that peacetme National Guard has often been
used smash strikes. And know also that efforts to
enlarge the National Guard part of program to
miarize America and to move to further along the road
to 81 F.. .s,A
And yet challenge Gov. Green-in Lincolns state
take this step order to give senblance On
sincerity to his Lincoln Day speech.
We call for the swift abolition of segregation and dis
elimination policy of state and national government
expresses itself And the Illinois National Guard
is good place any for beginning.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
Sounding Bo0rd
Hits story on rocisEm

well as Jews. Negroes. and
other minority groups are
treated unjusflY. II Is also true
that minority groups generally
receive better treatment in ma
lions largely Protestant.
However the article in The
Star was discussing race sope-
rioritY doctrines in the United
States. not IN the rest of the
world.
Careful study of race hate
propaganda in the US. = as
published by Gerald L. K.
Smith. Harvey Springer. Ger
aid WinFod. and 9th srS--
shows two ST nd q d S: the
elite" are described as the
white Christians. but prefer
ably the Anglo Saxon Protest
ants.
The important thing TO re-
member is that race haired.
and the pro-fascis4 sYmpathies
which accompany If. are the
issue, not religion.
Despite the un-Christian. in
human race hatred preached
by some Fundamentals Pro-
testant ministers and Coughlin-
ite Catholic priests. il must be
remembered that great num-
Der of clergYmen of both faiths
are working TO combat doc
trines of racial superiority. and
the majority of church-goeTs.
Catholic. Protestant, and Jew
ish. are anti-fascist.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21

d ROGRESSIVES support The Star in many ways
Il Many readers carry their campaign for sub
scrpon their neghborhoods shops Others hold house
parties and in other activities funds for the
only peoples paper in Chicago And many business do
their bit by advertising in these pages.
Advertisements frequently placed in The Star for
two to aid the only voice of the Wallace
here, and to sell goods services.
You depend these liberal business for goods
of high quality at reasonable prices Show them that they
depend you
Support Star advertisers Before you buy, check the
ads in The Star. You'll get moneys worth-and you'll
be helping Star as the organ of the progress
sive movement in Chicago.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
Move on Negro history
To the Editor:


Thanks for the special sup
plement commemorating Negro
History Week.
1 have a bundle and am dis
tributing them to my shop
mates and to the people in the
village in which l live.
One could faithfully say that
the facts contained in that sup
plement were like a bomb she'll
thrown into the ranks of the
racist, white supremacist, and
all Wall Street stoogeS.
Special effort should be
made TO get that message to as
many white union members as
is possible because he must be
made TO see that it is to his
best interest to join his black
brother in the fight against Jim
crow unions, against the ghet-
toes, against segregation of any
kind based on color or nation
atty.
To show my appreciation to
The Star for its fight against
jim crow, reaction and war, for
its fight for Negro-white unity,
for peace and prosperity for
all, am sending in several
subscriptions.
CLARENCE CAMPBELL
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
'"CoII it quit"

T LIBERALS supposed to be good at listening to
- both sides OF an argument and judging the facts
When january 81 the u S. State Department made
public some Naz documents purportng to show that the
Russians helped Hitler the war; the Chicago Sun and
Times screamed against the Soviet Union
!" Now that the Russians are telling their side of the
story the supposedly liberal Sun and Times call
off the whole current propaganda duel"
The Soviets have documened the fact that "a golden
rain of American dollars fortified Hters industry
Those sections of the Russian report already
make interesting reading They contain for example,
scripts of discussions between high Nazi and British off
cials. There is to
And perhaps when the full story told the "cod war"
experts Washington will regret that they first opened
the bag from which the Russians released the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
To the Editor:

In re: your Negro History
Week" supplement, page 4, col
umn headed, "Racism Marks
Majority of Americans as Vic
TINS paragraph two quote:
AT the root of this racism is
the myth of superiority Of
white Protestants whose ma
tional origins are in Northern
Europe Hitler's Aryanso. 1t
sets up hierarchy in which
Jews are only less prosecuted
than Negroes. 1t looks down
upon Southern Europeans,
Latm-Americans, and all peo-
pies of the Middle and Far
East"
1t is .regrettable that you
failed 30 notice this malicious
falsehood before publication,
as it is evidently a vicious at
tempt to create prejudice
among your readers.
The paragraph is particular
ly unfortunate in referring to
"Hitler's 'Aryans'." Every well
informed American knows that
Hitler was a Catholic, reared
in the Catholic faith, and that
he sent Roman Catholic priests
- specially trained for that
purpose-into Russia when his
armies invaded that country.
His concordat with the Vati-
can, the Pope's blessing of his
troops in Spain, etc, are too
recent to be forgotten by most
Americans.
If you will consult Jewish
historians and rabbits in Chi
cago l believe you will find
that the Jewish people have
enjoyed greater opportunities
and freedoms in Protestant
countries such as the United
States, England and pre- Hitler
Germany, than in other parts
of the world.
Furthermore, for centuries
it has been the official policy
of the Vatican to persecute
both Jews and Protestants
whenever and wherever pos
sible-such persecution exists
today in various countries like
Spain and Argentina.
I'm bringing this unfortunate
matter to your personal atten-
ton so that you may eliminate
such irrelevant name calling
before it does irreparable dam
age.
JOSEPH H. RIDDEN. Jr.
Editors note.
Reader Rhoden is right. The
Stars formulation was. as he
says. "unfortunate" because
the paragraph did rot clearly
present the facts. But he over
siTnplifies the problem.
II is true that in many coup-
tries which are predominantlY
Roman Catholic Prctestants as
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21

pressed in their
countries of orr
gin, and because
0 tn er Ian d S
wouldn't admit
them. T h irty
years ago Britain,
the p ow e r en-
trusted with Pal
estine admins
tration by the old
Lea que of Ma
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
What? NO audience?

THEN Arkansas Democrats gather for their annual
w Jackson-J Jefferson Day dinner President Truman will
address them long distance
But any Democrats who to leave before Hopeless
Harry speaks will be permitted to do So according the
dinner chairman, R. A Lille who promises that he won't
make them listen it."
It's good idea There's only much you ask from
the most faithful party hack, isn't there, Mr. Lle
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21

lions, guaranteed Jews a nation
al home in the Holy Land.
Arabs who lived there weren't
consulted. That is not the way
of imperialism. Neither did
London mean to keep its prom
Use to the Jews. Britain wanted
two national groups in Pales-
tine so they would fight each
other instead of challenging
England's colonial hold. Now
that it suits England to court
some Arab chieftains, the Jews
are in the way. What are they
supposed to do? Die?
80, -s. - sa..s
THE United Nations, pnzzling
over this situation, reached an
equitable solution on which
even the u. S. and Russia
agreed. II decided to liberate
both Arabs and Jews in Pales-
tine from British imperial con-
troll. Since there was much bit
terness between the two peoples
from old feuds, two independ-
ent states were to be formed.
But Britain refused either TO
enforce the UN agreement before
leaving or to quit Palestine at
once. Instead she armed Arabs
in neighboring Transjordan and
in Palestine itself.
NOW we come to the u. S.
AS soon as America backed the
UN's Palestine decision, the bag
oil companies got busy. Stand
ard Oil of New Jersey has con-
cessionS to drill oil wells thru
out the Near East. 1t makes a
huge profit (as Sen. Brewster
investigation showed selling
that oil to the navy for tax
payers dollars.
A small part of the take goes
to Arab feudal sovereigns who
''own" and rent out the fields.
1t helps in negotiations when
Standard Oil promises those
chiefs to curb Palestine's Jews.
So Big Oil has been telling
the U. S. government that such
Terms are necessary for Amer
ica's national security. The re-
suit is Washington is trying TO
get out from under the UN de-
cision. just as Britain did.
WHAT about the common
Arab whose attention is turned
to Jews while the riches of his.
land drain off? Well, look at
the starvation wages he makes
for helping get the oil out under
life r-death orders from his
chief, u. S. Big Oils partner.
Instead of just the chief on top
of him he now has Standard
Oil too. If he tries to throw
them both off, he'll have the
marines to deal with-because
all that is a "U. S. national in-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
2l,.s alliance, Okie
3'ueis 8.

Illen Sdaueltern oes 3,peig 8 Die.
ne 5,.r Nafridt, oaB Die nddite Ser.
iammlmng am Sonntas. ben 4. So
nar. 9 llbr nadmittags itattfinoet.
Die @eriammluns am Z. 9e3ember
,uar fdpab beiudt, benn oas @etter
tpar iebr idlebt uno oiele Sdpeitern
fonnten ni6t antueieno iein megen
perihieoenem slngelesen5eiten; 70
fonnten feine 8eamten ee.pGblt ,per.
Den. Gs tpuroe beidloiien oab Die Be-
amtenuabI am 4. Sanuar ftattfinoen
ioa. Mae Sdmeitern tperoen eebete,,
10 tiel als m0elid an1peieno aa iein
am 4. Sanuar, INN iid Die rihtisc,,
1eamtinnen at ertpdblen, Die 6as
Wobl lmo 8eIte oes 8ereins ioiuie oes
Central 8crbanoes am &eraen baben.
aae Sdtpeitern iolten fid mebr in
ibrem eisenen Sntereife Inn ben Ser.
elm befiimmern, nur 6ann fann Elm
@erein aud 5ertidritte MAIDEN.
aatb. 9opfer, Setr..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
Aus Columbus, Otie
Smeiq 38.

gs biene alien Witglieoern our &c.
fGaigen Nadri6t, oaB uniere nabltc
8erimmI,,ns am Som,tag. Den d.
Ssyanuor, 3 llbr nadymittass, IN ocr
Gereinsballe itattiinoet. S6lueltern
nno 9riioer es ,u1re ,pirflid) idon IN
Ser erlten 8eriammllln9 oieles Sab
res 70 biele 81 beeriiBen lpie mOslit.
ssn Sieier 8erlamml,,na weroen allt0
oic ,pieber. unh neugelpablten 8eanI'
ten in ibre Memter eingeiiibrt. aomn't
,mb gebt ibnen cure llnterltiib,lng.
Sim Samstagabeno, Sen 3. SSon,
7:3O llbr abenos, miro oas @iiher'
priiilrnssfomitee iid in Ser Salle per-
iammeln 5ur 8iiberpriiiung. @ae
Mitslieoer iolltem mebr Snterel'e ba'
ben an oen @ereins Inaelegenbciten,
uur 10 fann audi Elm 8erein Sortihriit
MAIDEN, menn aGe 5ur Seriamnlnna
fommem. S. 8obmeiItcr. Setr.
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Yrm6erbunb Der Temtid). .0emeinSe.

IGen 8rii6crn bcs 8ruberbunoes
6icne CUR Nadrift, baB unlere Ser.
iamml,mg am Samstag, oen 5.
Sanuar, 8 llbr abenos ltattiinoet uno
aae 8riiSer fins ber5lid) gcbeten in
ser Geridmmll,na su eriheinen, oenn
es iino midtige 8eid)dite 81 erleoigen
betrefies nnierer @aters lmb Sobn-
Teier i'm Sebr,,ar. Gs eraebt Der Slut
an ale 8rii6er bas ne,,e SSsabr nit
friihem Mut uu0 ncllcr &rait an5u.
tretcn in ser grbeit fir Die Selltih'
aemeinoe. sllen Mitalieoerm oesgr,'
bunoes ,piiniden tpir oiel Slid i'm
neuen Sobr. Wose es alien Tenldcn
auf Groen @liid uno 5rieoen bringcn
Bott sur Gbre nno ben Meniben a,.r
Sreuoe. 8eburtstagsfinoer fir oicic
8eriamml,ms iino: 8i5esSrai. Tsars
tin 0iaer, geripolter Midael Meiiller.
aommt ale uno labt ms ibnen gra'
tulieren. Sic tperoen eeiuiB ettuas
8utes baben 5ur 8etpirtnng.
@eors Geler. Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
6err Qautner erlitt Sd)laaanfaa.

6err Qautner erlitt Sdlaganfaa.
syrelrnbe bon Serrm 8eorg 2antner
Don 2oneacre Garm, &. 9. go. l..
Norualf, Ohio, tperoen intereiiiert
lein 81, iuiiien, oaB er in siinitigcm
3uitano lit nad)oem er einen Shlag-
anfaa am @eibnaf::stag erlitt, Der
ieire gan3e linte Seite ldbmte. St lit
jett i'm Memorial Spital in Norpalf,
Ohio. &err 2autner bat orei ainber,
cine 3ohter (Mdraaretb) ssr. @altcr
@elib, 7tO G6bp Moao, Glepelanb. I
Sobn &elmntb, Ger in Glepelano ar.
beitet ,ino nit ieiner Shipelter Nar.
earetb ,pobnt, uno Elm Sobn Gbmaro.
Ser s(nn plrbor College Widisam be-
iuht lno idauer arbeitet 1ln iid Den
Or. 1itel 81 erringen. &errn 2aut'
ncrs Satin Mnna tpcbnt alsf Ser
Sarm in Norpalf. Ohio, in Der Soft
n,lng baB &err 2aunter balo geilno
ipieber beimfebrt pom Soipital.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
Der 5raueu Gerein Der
ct. Yetrns Stride

belt feline 8erlammlung an 81. Sc.
senber ,,no iie ipar gut beildt. glle
9eIdafte ,puroen ihnea erleoi9t ll,o
au6 Die @abl Scr 8eantcn fanb Itatt.
slQe 8eamtinnen luuroen per glftla'
nation lpieoerse,pGblt. Gs iino:
@oriteberiE Miee Seutld
esSorlt., Sinfa &ellner
Yrot. rSefr., Minnie &arres
Sin. .Sefr.. Mnna Mandpn
Sdabm., Maria Shlier
Genpalterinnen, &atie &obler,
Cliff. Gol, Sreocrife 5eutib
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Scrmine
9balman, 5reoeride 1eutlh
&ralrfenfomitce, @ilma Seutid,
Maria Sdinoler.
Slue 8eamtinnen perIprudGn gum
@obl umo 8elten oes Gereins su ar
beiten.
@iinId)e allen 8eamtinnen nlS
Witelieoern elm iegensreid)es Men-
iabr. Minnie &arres, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
2(u< Detrett, 1llitfieats
3tpeis 81.

Ser 3tpeig 81 nladt ale Nltslle'
Der oara,f aufmerfiam oaB oie nddlte
regelmGBiee 8eriammlllng m erlten
Somntag i'm San,lar, m a. San''r,
3 llbr nadmittass itattiinoet. Sn Der
letter 3erIammlllng am 7. Oe5ember
tuuroen Die folsenoen 9eamten iiir
'bas Sabr 1913 eetuablt.
YrGtioent. SoIepb Seutid
/. Wiae zYrdi.. Shontos Seller
9. 0iae zYrGi.. 8ilbelm 2ntid)
Sefretir, W1icbaeI SelltId
Sin. zScfr., sobnnp Sdinoler ST.
G.s0.< .<Sefr.. @eorg &enitler.
0ie meiiten &anoioaten itrellbtc'
iid, nidt oie Memter an5'mebmen nno
es lit ms aub gelunaen mebr jun
aes 8lut in ,miere Mitte ein5nreibcn
Elm oe,tlider 8etpeis oaB audi in I'M
ieren i,,nsen Dfdnnern uno 6rauca
nod iddiild)es 8lut fliebt. Gin ge'
peis boB lie Der 8Gter rmo Miitter
s(rbeit al Id)Gsen ipiiien ,mo ibnen III,
re qrbeit erlei6tern tuollen. nno plr
oanfen ibnen bafiir bon saa5em ger
sen umo boficn tuenn @ott 'ns bis
1949 leben lGBt bab mir sllten ollie
BON i,lneen 9raiten pertreten iiuo
0ie 8eriammluna tpar gut beludf
g}ad, Der @abl tpuroe bonn Tergnii'
o,uosfomitee elm tparmes 8ratmurlt'
,mo sauerfraut-g t-giien ieroiert n''
es pereniisten iih jung uno at DIS
Ipat. l1nIer Munih 1T: Gs 'pire mum
oerbar ,penn es INNER MIR 10 bl'ebe'
Gem gersniis,,nastomitee io'pie ollel'
oenienieen oie i'm lestep Sabr nit
aebolfen baben Der Nitelleoer ler
syntereiie beim 8erein gu balten, a.
aen mir ber3liditen 0anf.
sluen Maitslieoern lpiiniden MIR
froblide @eibnadten unb elm slild'
Tides gaeuiabr. auf @ieoerieben i'm
g1euen ssdbr am 4. Sannar.
so. 1euti6, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
Go. Qut6. 3eutih 8cmeinbe.

Sn Ger am IA. 9e3ember abgebcl.
tencn Notwithstanding ,m;rSe
II. a. Ser &irhenrat fir 1913 ioic
iplgt erlpGblt:
&urator, Serman &citncr
Yrot. GER, @alter @rotlc
9in.sSefr., Mrnolo Serncnael
Shabm., Robert 8llneib
Genepol. Sd)asm., Glaren:c Orient
9auIonosS osShabm.. 60. S6ulter
I. &ird)enpater, Martin 5leiid,er
9. airhenoater, Midael Shcrmer
1. Seripalter, Mnoretu @. Yctri
9. gerpalter, Stefm Sann
1. &ontrollrat, Sans &ebner
9. GontroQrat, @iQiam Saton
Sonntagibnl-S Stir. 8iibner
Sonntagihul= =sliit. .,sl,pt. s. auncr
Die Giniegn,,ng Der 8camten fin.
Oct am Sonntag, ben 4. Sanllar 194S
II llbr morgens Itatt.
Ser &irfenrat tuiiniht allen Mit=
glieoern unb 5reunoen elm sliidlid)es
nenes Ssabr.
@alter 8rotbe, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
3tucia 1.

@ac Mitslieoer iiuo ber5lid er.
illdt bcr Seriamml,lng uno 8eamteo.
Giniiibrung am 4. Sanuar, 3 llbr
na6mittags bei5liuobnen. Nad Ser
8eriamnlung &aiieefrGn5hen uno
Sartcnpartie.
slm lS. Sanuar lit 0otbilfe -8aiar,
ale Spenoen oaiiir mosen bite I'M,
iere Witglieoer CUR Geriammlllns am
4. Sanuar mitbringen.
@iiderpriifuna am 9. Sanlar. slne
9eanten uno aomitees iino eriubt s,l
eridsinen.
s(ui Ser &ranfenlilte iino: &atb.
Notb. &atb. Yoloer lno Mgnes Shuie
Ter.
1rl. Saniet 2ouiie @pan ipuroe in
letter Seriammlung bon 9eplty 6.
SdJmiSt eingei6rieben.
3ipeig 4 ipiini6t allen Golfsges
noiicn elm sliidlihes neues Sabr.
Gig. 9iidler. Sefr.
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1e1ttr0lp boitNSs
AnSeleDeitkehe,s
2(stt,.i,e 3,peie'pe pereinss
Deputies

8ie idon befannt lit, founen Gen.
tral &erbanbs -Iitslieoer fit lire
&inSer BON 8eburt an Bis gum 16.
Ueburtstas Ses &inbes iraenb eines
Der 4 Certificate fanfen bic GrmadJ.
iene NitslieSer faufen f0nnen. Der
@inbeitbetras lit $4,000; Der SOdit-
betrae lit 100000.
Sir bieie Gertiiifate iollen bieicni-
gen Mpplifationen aebrandt ueroen
bic mir iett fir bic Snsenoabtcis
lung sebrandjeu, jeood ioQeu bic o.
pnties eiuidreibeu tueldes Gertififat
setuinidt ,uirb. &ins,: unter 16
.SaBre ult ben6tisen feline Grstlide I'm
teriudnna, miHen aber uie bic Gr.
iuadienen Nitslieoer nid)t tueniser
ais brei Nonate N1efment i'm Tor.
aus be5ablen
Die neuen Staten. nnb 5abellcn-
Slider iuerben ben Deputies iobalo
als mSalid suseitellt iuerben. Die
ietisen 3abellen iollen aus bem I'm.
i6laa (Gober) entternt tper6en nn6 bic
neuen 9abellen nebit Snitrmftionen
fir bic Deputies an beren Stele Gin.
seiett tueroen.
Nit @rmSersruf SIR
Sobu &altbes, @rof-Hrai.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
S,ucia 81.

MQen umIeren lieben Sh,peltera
oiene sur Nahridt, baB bie nGdlte
8eriammlung am 4. Sanlar, $50
llbr nafnittags Itattiinoet. Sn oieier
0eriammlung tperoen ane neu. l,no
tpieoerseipablten 8eamtinnen in ibre
reipeftipen Memter eingeiest ,mo alle
iin6 eriudt in Die 8eriammlung 81
fonlmen, INN nit Sen 8eamtinnen 0as
@obl ,mo Bette oes Gereins f0roern
sn belien.
ga mir ipiilen BOB Sic Sereinigten
Sudien bon Glepelanb einer galar
am 18. Sanuar 3asuniten bes Silfs-
tperf bon Sit uno 0eIt i'm 8eltieite
Sabienbeim beranltalten, 10 appel
lieren mir an ale Gillette gereinrge
1nsen tatfrdftis mitSubelien nm es
81 einem grfolg gu bringen. Die Slt-
ieite bat bas Baden bon &llhen ,no
&rapfen iibernommen. Solte iemano
ba5u mas beiiteuern tpollen, ndbmlib
Butter, gier, Mebl, 3uder ODER
&anoarbeiten ooer Yreiie, m0ee Die
ies sur ndhiten geriammluns nit
bringen, benn bon oieiem lleberiduB
tperoen Yafete geid,idt bon Sft unS
@eit an nnIere lmsliidliden Sd.pe-
itern ,in6 8riioer orauBen.
Die 8iiherpriifung finbet am
ssreitag, Sen 9. sSanuar, II llbr pors
inittaes i'm Sabierbeim itatt. 9lae
Beamtinnen nno aomitee beitebenS
aus aatb. 3afel, 4atb. Bafll unb u
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0amendjor Sagonia.

l1nierc Gerlammlung lit am 5tpeiten
9ienstog, 13. San,,ar, 8 llbr abenos.
Mae SGngeriunen lino eriudt al er'
iheinen.
SSn ser lebten @eriammlllng tpur-
Sen ioleenoe 8eamtinnen fir 194s
aeipGblt:
Yrdi. Matbiloa Siaarto
1. @i3esYrGi., 9atb. SdmiSt
9. Gi5e-Yrdi., Sopbie 9bellman
Erot. .-Sefr., gliiabetb Iiibler
Sin. -Sefr., Silba Sbellman
Sdasm., Marie Sigarto
8,unmelm., anna 6leiiher
Ger,palterinncn, Marg. MiilIer,
Sara 8rob
9lrdiparinnen, Sophie Sbellman,
2ottp 8iintber, Sara 8eber
M,tliffomitee, Warie Stirner,
Marie Miiaer, Srcne Saaucr,
Siap Seorit, Selen Sigarto.
Siloa Sbelman, 6. Siibler.
Gen ausidyeioenoem @eamtinnen:
9. Si5e-HrGI. Sennp slber. Ssrene
Sauner, Marie Stiibler, Gle Bin.
Der apurhe ber5libit aeoanft fir ibre
TienIte i'm SSabr 1917.
Glii. 5iidler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
Sbillipp mogen Dies our &enntnis
nebmen. Sobanna @olff, Sefr.
Dereiniote Sahien
8aiar

Sie Gereinieten SabIen bon GIebe,
lanS peranitalten am Samstag, sen
1S Samrar, 1913, i'm @eitieite Sa6-
ienbeim 7O0t Seniion slpc., einen
Groben 9aiar gum 9enefi. oes SGd)-
i:,Gcn SiIislperfs umo Scr Mcingc.
lpian miro Sen bcioea '1dii;den Sir
den, Seutid -@emeinSe mo ct. So.
tames= =8enicinoe 81 slcid;cn Seilcn
;lhcrasben, bawt iie inn StarS iinS
cub ,ueiterc Tnr';, nit Gfmareu
'lio aleiecru unierr nrtlciSenScu
M:iaarn nnb Sd::u";;;o:" 81 ic)ifcn.
Mle Sabien BON Glepelano 1no
ipe5iea oie Wtitalieoer ser Sereine
Ser GereiHiaten Sahien Srsaniia.
tion tuerSen biermit fre,molibit er-
illdt allerbano 8esenitinHe naD Sem
Sadienbeiln 81 bri,gcn fir Sen @a-
lar als Gintrittsprais oamit mir ei-
men groBen grfols >er,ie.cn fGmen.
IS iino ale 9elesatcn sur Screinis.
ten Sa6ienorganiiation als 9omitee
ernannt ,uorSen. Die tSraucn iuer.
Den fir cincn ieinen 2und, iorsen
umo sic MGnner tpcr0en oIIes porhp=
reiten fir Ben guiar urc iii. CT
friidung Gorge trasen. gs miro bics
elm gen;itli6er Gag rcip. abeno icin
fir ale ole Saran teilnebmen nuS 81,
alei6er 3eit elm griola 10 ou6 ,uir
als Sabieniobne umS 9od,ier uaiere
Fflibt eriiillen ,mb ,mlere bmscrn-
ben lmo irierenoen 2anhsleute oie
elm iGnlmerlibes 2eben fiibren in Sen
Seimatloien 2agern bon 0euti6lano,
SeiterreiG un5 Stalien unteritiisen
nab uniereu belten &r6ften.
Geierpiert eud oieienSamstag, ben
Is. Sanllar, iiir SEN 8aiar uno briugt
a,,d elre Sreunoe NIT. Sc laSct
berslih Elm.
Sas aomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
3tucia 33.

Maen 8riioern CUR Nadribt, oaI
,lniere @eneralperiammllmg Conn.
tag, oen II. Samuar, 9 hbr na6mit,
tags itattfinoet. Gie 0inan3beritit
oes lebten 8ierteliabres ,peroen Der
leien mo oie neuge,uabIten 8eamter
tueroen eingefiibrt.
Sie neuen 8eamten fir 194S iinS
Graiioent. Sobn @otb
Gisc.YrGi. Martin Stamp
9rot. .=Sefr., Martin 8uii i
Sin.-Sefr., @m. MiIler
Sd)atm., @eorg 3inf
G..g.- SER, Sobn Stamp
Seripalter, Sobn Stamp
grdipar, Martin 3el6
Marid)aG, Sobn &rid5
Sireftoren, @eorg &otb, Mnop
Grotleff, Sobn @ebcr, Stefan
Montid, Sobn llngar.
Sermm Miller, Scfr.,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-01
Cur aefGlliaen 8eadtnna!
IitsIieSer bes g. g. &arpatben
@eIang 8erein.

@GDreno Scr 8eriamml,,ng tplrbe
beidloiien audi pieoer ,pie alIiGbrli1
Gin freies s(benoeiiem ,,no llnterbal-
t,us fir ale Mitslicoer gu seben.
Sarllm fins hermit ale aftipen
umo paiiipen @itslieoer 5u oieic,n
Giicn aufs ber5li6ite einaelaoen. Gs
miro dbgebalten am Sonntag, ocn
If. Samrar, 6 llbr abenbs I'M Sah.
ienbeim. 9sad Dem Giien geielliae
llnterbalt,ug mo Garbictunaeu.
Sir ben r8rabbag" ieber 8ait iollte
Gin fleines @efdenf i'm @erte bon SOC
mitbringen.
2aBt uns ole eimfinoen mb cine
CUTE Belt miteinanber baben.
llnieren iperten 5reunoen ,no Mit.
glicocrn spiini6en iuir Elm geiunocs
,nS gliidlides nel,es Sabr.
gpilliam 5rislde, Setr.