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Evening star., 1948-04-21
By Dorothy Biklman

Cleaning every piece of silver in
the household is one of the hardest
chores to take place during spring
cleaning. However, in the past sew
eral years silver cleaning has been
so simplifed that it is matter OF
minutes instead of hours. There is
one method that has proven espe-
cially satisfactory. it being to SIM
ply dip the silver piece in a solu-
ton and in a few minutes the
tarnish is off. There is no rubbing
and no polishing! The product is
a chalky substance measured into
special foil envelopes and packed in
an attractive silvery box carrying
directions for use. One for each
cleaning. There is very little or no
damage to the life of silver because
there is no rubbing with abrasive
paste or polish to wear it away. A
box of eight envelopes is yours for a
nominal cost. =.
Now is the time to give your stove
a good going over for caked-on
grease! This degreaser will also
attend to pots, pans, roasters and
even dishes with efficiency. Just
fill the greasiest pot, pan or roaster
with hot water. add a few spoonfuls
of the product and let stand approx
imately 5 minutes. The grease will
simply wipe off. Likewise with the
oven. Just apply the product with
q cloth on the whole interior Of the
Evening star., 1948-04-21
'Shop-T Talk: Spring Cleaning

with either a brush or spray gun?
1t also can be whipped with an egg
beater and applied with rolling
pin or paint brush. AS the product
dries the tensile strength continues
to increase for quite period. We
have found this liquid works Won
ders both on winter carpets and
summer fiber rugs. ...
Here is something brand-new on
the local market. A plastic metal!
It is a cold" adhesive or bond, a
combination of powdered metal and
"a volatile plastic of putty consis-
tency. When it is soft 1t handles
like putty and sets to metal hard
ness. You can bond" together many
similar or dissinilar materials such
as metal, wood, plaster, plastic,
chinaware, glassware and slate. Use
the product directly from the can in
cold" form. Surfaces and edges to
be adhered must be free OF dirt,
grease, oil, rust or scale, however.
You apply the first coat thinly over
both surfaces by hand, or you can
use fiat blade. When this is
thoroughly dried, apply second coat.
Best results are obtained by using
the product as you would paint. 1t
requires "a hours or more for drying,
depending on the material, thickness
of adhesive, temperature and
humidity.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Dorothy Dix Says

steak and onions and pies like
mother used to make, just as much
as he expects her to show him
tenderness and love- If you will
think of the happy homes you have
known, you will recognize that they
were all founded on the same for.
mula-the husband was q good pro-
vi6er and the wife crackerjack
cook.
The wives who are too lazy and
trifing to give their husbands good
meals, or who pinch the grocery
money to buy themselves finery.
make fatal mistake. They are lit
orally killing the goose that lays the
golden egg. because, for one thing,
it cuts down a mans earning ca
pacity for him to be half-fed and,
for another thing, a hungry man
is always cross and surly and hard
to live with.
So don't begrudge your husband
his butter and eggs and pork chops,
or whatever. The laborer Is worthy
of his hire.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
re 6 8 1
By Peggy Roberts

Here is a smart way to keep tiny
hands and minds busy. The clowns
head is made of white felt, stuffed
and embroidered; the mitten of red
material with a white organdy ruff.
Pattern Envelope No. R-2.681 con-
tains tracing pattern, step-by-step
instructions, material requirements
color suggestions and embroidering
details.
To obtain this pattern. send 15
cents in coins. giving pattern num-
Der, your name, address and zone
number, to Peggy Roberts, The
Washington Star, P. o. Box 100
Station G. New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-04-21

oven. After the required 5 minutes
or SO, wipe it off and you'll find all
the grease comes with it. Dishes
almost wash themselves when you
use this wonder. Scrape the dishes,
place them in a pan Of hot water
add a few tablespoonfuls of the
product, let stand about 10 minutes
in this case, then rinse with very
hot water. Your dishes will be
sparkling clean. Try the pint size,
but the next time you'll probably
want the quart container. -.
Every household needs a spot and
stain remover kit. With this, nc
matter what, out comes the spot!
1t equips you to remove stains like
a professional dry cleaner. The
kit contains six chemicals, applicator
and dropper with complete direc-
tions for handling any spot that
may soil your clothing or table
1 linens 1t is said to even remove
mildew stains which seem to be sc
prevalent around Washington. Each
of the six bottles may be replaced
separately, and, to begin with, the
whole kit is inexpensive.
One of the most important things
to consider when putting down
those summer scatter rugs is to
apply something that will keep them
from skidding. One can get nasty
fall on scatter rugs which are
placed over highly polished floors
How about trying a liquid that car
be applied to the back of the rug
Evening star., 1948-04-21

Dear Miss Dix: My husband is a
very Woodworking man and one in
million for his goodness and
kindness. He is now SIS years old
and his full weeks pay is sS5. l
love him very much and we are
very happy together except for this
one thing: have lady friend liv-
ing with me who thinks I feed my
husband too well. She says if she
were married to him, she would cut
down on the amount of butter and
eggs and other expensive food that
he eats. She thinks he is a pig.
But I don't feel that way about
him. He is 6 feet 2 and perfect
rail, and feel that he needs nour-
ishing food. Don't you think I am
right in giving my wonderfully good,
kind husband all the butter he
wants and at least dozen eggs a
week for his breakfast?
ANXIOUS WIFE.
Answer-Indeed, I do Evidently
your lady friend, who believes In
keeping a man on a starvation diet,
has had little experience with the
masculine sex, or else she would
know that the way to a mans heart
is through his stomach.
The old adage that says that the
best way to retain a husbands af-
fection is to feed the brute, is
founded on rock-bottom truth.
Every man who gets married ex-
poets his wife to feed him on beef
Evening star., 1948-04-21
CORRECTION

from Mrs. G. P. B., Alexandria,
May I make a correction? The
Alexandria Hooked Rug class will
meet every other Tuesday at 7:30
at the YWCA, beginning April 27.
The paper enormously stated every
other THURSDAY.
Evening star., 1948-04-21

The "roinbow" lingerie
trousseou is what most
brides are buying today, &C.
cording to Hazel Shoffer,
bridal lingerie oonsultont for
q leading Connecticut ave-
nue. shop.
Many oolors seem to be
winning out over teorose
and olI-white lingerie. Petol
pinks, dove eroys, pale blues
and white with color trim,
ore the most popular bridal
lingerie shades. yellow, too,
is q fovorite but is spotted
mostly in cotton and not in
the sotins and crepes.
Miss Shoffer also reports
'thot the average bride does
Evening star., 1948-04-21

comisole top, with its en-
phosis on the bust|ine. is by
far the best seller. There's
new interest in deep ruffles
Of lace and orgondy.
In the neeligee depart
ment brides are choosing the
big, flowing book-sweep Of
the traditional peienoir. Pic
tured is q lovely one Of dove
groy chiffon. Smoking on
the top is done with eroy
satin ribbon. 1t is worn over
q gown Of dove eroy satin
cut on classic lines: Also
pictured is q boIlerino night
gown of white satin. The
fitted bodice is trimmed
With blue satin "Shepherd
Evening star., 1948-04-21

Girl" Iocine. The bertho
and the ruffIe on the hem
are Of blue chiffon with
white lace overloy. Blue
satin ribbon runs through
for the added delicate touch.
Both peienoir and boIlerino
nighteown ore from q local
shop.
Another item being bought
by many q bride is the petit
coot with the oomisoIe top.
What could be q prettier
idea than to weor q froglle,
beautifully trimmed conni-
sole underneath your sheer
Summer bIouses? -ElENl.
Fashion Photos by Francis Foutt.
Evening star., 1948-04-21

not buy in such terrific
quantities as she did in
years past. She prefers buy
ing what she needs-leov-
ing extras by the woyside.
Todoy's bride wants most OF
all q variety Of ooIors, styles
and fabrics in her lingerie
wardrobe. The fiImy sheers
she definitely does not in
oIude, pre- eferrine sotins,
orepes and oottons for her
trousseou.
The trend in bridal lin
gerie is to go back to the
days when deep ruffIes,
elaborate lacy trims and
just plain "friII" we're popu-
lar. In gowns the French
Evening star., 1948-04-21
REPAIRING PLASTER;
HOLLYWOOD BED.
CJTRTAINTNG WINDOWS

From J. L. H., Washington
Some lady asked about repairing
plaster behind her refrigerator She
can chip off the loose plaster and
apply some patching plaster, smooth
1t on. After it's dry, smooth with
sandpaper. This is also good for
filling holes or cracks.
Has any one ever successfully
covered kitchen chair seats? I was
told the leather would have to be
heated first so as to fit neatly in the
corners.
Did any one ever see a double
Hollywood bed? Are there shorter
beds than the standard sizes? Our
bedroom is small.
I'm not good at interior decorat-
ing. What kind of curtains would
look nice on my dining room win
dows? If there were outside WIN
dows, I'd say draperies but there's a
porch bedroom beyond. CA door is
between the windowsl Should the
curtains be long? There's large
radiator in front of one window.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
HELP MEN and woMEh (cen,. } -.

C0UPLE-Houseman, must be table to
have excellent local references. TIA. 2444.
CASHIER. man or woman; part time, to
$50 pm, 5-day wk., self-service Iaun-
drette; pleasant work. -Arl resident pref.
NC e Z 4ss5 SO No. to p.TsPins Pm
FILE Fl CLERK; prefer some one with hs1 some
for Conscientious young young man man DIV OF woman; oman;
Mr. Bolts. LAcYs. INC 500 e st NV.
all modern equipment. PL. Os72. is
MAN AND WIFE. or 2 young men, for
part;tlme assistants in better-class room
must have knowledge OF stenography;
eompe nsation in form Of room rent Phone
PIANIST for ballet studio: weekly basis,
good salary; must be able to read and play
classical music Call RE. 1888 after pm.
REToUcHER. high-class
ssiars % CHASE rmoRess sTunIos pi SoSSe 4soo e0Ga
Observation-Disclosures; law nrm;
nfns ninss slns En- ssso pssnanen'' d. 2o6s; eve
WANTED-colored couple with experience
to serve as janitor to help manage large
apt. house DEVELOPMENT in Silver Sprine.
Nd. ONCE. 21O5 Belveders dr.. 81. 1894.
WANTED, couple to board and take COM
lete care of partly paralyzed man who
must be bathed, dressed, assisted in walk
ing: can feed himself: speech affected;
will pay $50 per month. Send application
with three references to Box 34l-x. Star.
If
LEADING RECORD STORE needs services
Of eXper. Salesperson in classical record
ings Will consider part time. Box l55,A,
Star. -12
HAVE OPENING for 10 persons for tempo
rary work OF about 4 weeks taking annual
inventory. Apply the WHITE MOTOR
ICO., 1920 1st ST. ne. Mr.. Sedden.
EXPERIENCED FLAT WORKERS. feeders
and catchers: / wash room man. Apply
in person to Mr. Snyder, HOME LAUN-
DRY. 11O1 Raum st. ne. IA
Evening star., 1948-09-12
AGENTS.

WHERE TO BUY soo,ooeo articles direct direct
from manufacturers. Send for fo9r
PROFITS Under the Spotlight" GLASS
PUB CO, Ellwood City. Pa,
4 BIG. PROFITABLE plastics business OF
your own. Handle fast-sellins plastic "a
ble cloths, aprons, rainwear babies NEEDS,
&c Make up to s1s5 TsE Tesk pp WTi5s Hntscrs fer
pspt; Els; Al So GI,ntSn; chissso. zi,s
open. instantly changes from small to
large size Lightning seller. Samples sent
on trial KR1STEE a.. Akron, Ohio.
REVOLUTIONARY nonelectric whlrllns
yass washer for taverns, cafes; fountains,
etc. Excellent earnings. Rush name to
MAXIUME, 125 w. Hubbard. Dept; C-92
Chicago 10. III, for free facts and dem
onstrator offer.
IDEAL sIDELINE-sell personal matches,
MONOGRAM or name, 30 for S1,50 mono
grammed playing cards. napkins, coasters
Wanted in every mSvr hSms; IIHs Ll1eraI 3 comm n
FREE sAMPLE-Bis proft opportunity
with amazing glow-i -the-dark house num-
bers. switch plates, pictures, decals, re-
islous ARTICLES ReprsTsnt IaH Isrse MANI
onIcK Extra Cash selling Christina,
cards Big profits. Request free samples
1t costs nothing to try. ELMCRAFT CARD
Co, 1903 s., Western, CHICAGO, Ill
Evening star., 1948-09-12
HELP MEN AND WoMEk.

DRUG CLERK, white. full and part time;
experienced preferred; references. AT
1888.
COUPLE. white. light ianitor services in
exchange for 3-rm., bath, apt; wife to
take care of cleaning, husband can be en-
ployed. Box 354-X. Star. la
Evening star., 1948-09-12

ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER, for contrac-
tors once; must be experienced and have
knowledge of shorthand: good starting
salary with regular increases Call WO.
1412 or apply 2130 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

5sSahssnDf ions sad nclose os Dstufs Box s5x
sEcRETARY-Estaelished LAY, Law csscsi 5, ;,
Bldg; alo l7th St. nv. nv: - .. n1s - 20.
knowledge of shorthand essential, past
legal experience not REQUIRED, no setur-
day dts salary win ee ee.n fo 5.
than $1,000 per, annum Please write'
syns details zHsh sbo5ns e. H1ss q 9d 05s psst
cHias e. pRek s5z
eISRk suite 1ilS sse' ss A.
anested eerv1sS MORN MO "a alton IS fuuTnshed
in medium .zse lag Sss o
Experience, list aualifcations: peIson.l
history and refsrsnsss in LETT isster request
important: in modern a.-e: once; GOOD
tTsfy rR esss stheF Evss, sst sai G 1855: $50
SECRETARY for quiet once, permanent;
pitiiization pniifs nHHi and other Dement'S salary
%HY groREs Ts TNe is' is45 4th ARDs 81
sssfa 49, etpiT 4ohi sSHe %s e'y Apt,
sEeRgER ssEEeRREgTAR4 lSa tor i.
agency: 5-day week; excellent starting sal.
Nh AIEIE5 * 1890 ie4 pa;.
clans once: under 35 yrs; M sftsGnSons sGao
sPlE fs sgg Rss NO seuns
bilious, preferably with knowledse Span
ish: intelligence more important than
position Hii ss'in
E9rs ssehe2aff
Ro4s cs sf"1sh ah 0saiRlIhSSnM Mene.s
sTssRR II sRf ssS or for .s
once, neat appearing, is 70 30 years & OF
age, exper. good salary: hnswsf IN oynn
ssEEtCsTRETaRY seer iYi-sTENOGRAPHER for profes-
sa1! MYndsy Yy.sGTIIsoGaArHER. GI oessA .s2s
month to start permanent position IN 81
girl office: 3a-hr. week. write, stanns
age. education and experience 10 FOX
ssfEGREfsAkY. fs1s FAIRY fkEY.sTENoGRAPHER, exp. ise
bldg. supply co. contract division: some
one interested in permanent position WIFE
future; age 22-35. Reply fun parucuIIsaf''
sfkvioE sek asSs& Def siaF CLERK. experienced in
| ferred: typins ability essentiaE exeel.
working cond and salary Apply 70 Nj,
seWEss sGhRsissss' ,ef xomea. GsDsei.ty must
be thoroughly. experieneed IL 9ne agRarassi agRrs
alterations. Apply 4th H. EHLkbAC15 ~ H.
HssE5I s, sssRRs nsaaas R.D Bsr tR2I
SILK FINIsHEKS-Modern. dry cleaning
| plant; good salary and WORKING eondltions.
! Apply LUNA CLEANKRs. 1905 14n 81.
NV. AZ
Evening star., 1948-09-12

Cor tinued On Next Psso
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Bill
By Bill

Cleveland, O., July 22--As there
was no ball game Sunday the club
had a picnic at Hinckley Park. |
am sure everyone had a good
time.
Next Sunday we will play ball
with Detroit. Time of game will
be announced Friday. The game
will be played at Brooklyn Will
age ball diamond.
AT our last meeting we elected
Peg Stoltz to represent our club
in the beauty queen contest. I'm
sure she has good chance. Do
not you think SO Lenny.
Don't forget our birthday So
cial which will be held this COM
ing Friday, July q. All June and
May birthdays are giving it.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, July 22-The
Detroit Junior Saxons wish to
thank everyone that attended our
picnic and helped to make it a
success. We hope everyone had
good time, and we also hope to
see you all again at our next pic
mic which will be Sunday, August
22nd.
The ballgame played Sunday
morning at Chandler Park with
the Cleveland East Juniors was
won by Detroit.
Congratulations to the lucky
winners of our prizes. The radio
was won by George Guist from
Cleveland East, the toaster went
to Bill Karres. and the iron was
won by the COP. (Adolph).
To Cleveland West
This weekend July Is Detroit
will travel to Cleveland for their
next T. S. ]. A. ballgame with
the Westside Saxons. We will
arrive by bus sometime Saturday
night. Be seeing you!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
Old YOU KNOW .

Under the auspices of the Unit
ed Nations Warld Health Organ
iza.ion about 100000 Euro
pean children are being examined
by trained men for tuberculosis
this year and 100000 will be
vaccinated.
II we were in the government
we would be inclined to place
.plowshares on the list of prod
ucts that should not be exported
to the Stalinist countries.
A man might get himself elect
ed president by running on a plat
form of four tenders for every
car.
Liquor sales have fallen off
markedly this year. Temperance
lecturers will have to credit in
flation with an assist.
Handsignaling by motorists
seems, unfortunately. almost as
extinct as the Model T.,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
,nenn ich einmaI nnsichtbar waere'
Kinder schreiben ueber das Thema:

Gin Witarbeiter Der .Ne,rn Sei.
ti,ng" IN Miinden idreibt ieincm
Blatte. pas er in SdulauiiGse,l
.fanb:
8or uns Iiegen einbnnSertiiinli.
nnooreiBig Sda,laalfidte iiber oas
gleide 3berna. Sic iie eeld)riebcn
baben, iin6 &naben ,,no Mdobcn bon
5ebn Bis iidbsebn Sabren aus Bolts,
Mittel- anto SberreaIidulen. 0as
1bema, bas ibnen eeiteut ,par b;eb:
/" "Was tpiiroe i6 tun, tpenn i6 un.
iibtbar tp1re?" = einbunoertiiini.
unoerciBig &inbe: buben nit 8!ei-
ftiften ln0 sSe0crboltern aMi &cit-
ieiten ooer ir8eno,peldem a,.idniscn
Har;cr ,bre Ybantai!sn. srGume uuS
Sehniiibte a,rfgeoei1net. Sie 5ahen
nur lire 8ornanen rno ibr gIter
an.lacben brauhen. nm ungcSe,nm.
ter er,ahlen 81 tonnt:,. Sic ,uu6tcn
nitjt. COB Elm Sourncliit sas @iinocl
ibrcr Mufidte burd,GIdtiern r.i:rSc,
lic ;hrieben unter oem e!cidrn Sc.
ringnngen unter Stren iie anScre
Muiidss ihrei5en. s;re"' bicsnaI
fsulitn iie ausipre,ben. mas lie il,
ben anoeren Mufidkan ausauipredc,l
nidt 10 gut @clegenbeit baben: iie
fonntcn einmal gan, Gus iib beraus.
gcben.
0ie BorItellune, u,tiidtba. 5u iein,
aues ltnerllubte t,m Su f0nnen, bat
Die &inber berauibt. @as lit fir iis
Oas @reifbarite. bas Yerlc.:enoite.
oas llngebeuerIidHt an ser ssSec. u,'
fidtbar gu iein? Sasen mir es eleih
Has Saupttbema Der meiiten al,lI'
iabe tit oas Giien. SD fonnte In oeu
J Sfferlaoen geben unO S9ne6en,
8re5eIn uno anSere Siil,igfeiten ber'
allslangen. MuBeroem f0nnte i6 gum
Metger geben arno Wiirlte eiien!"
idreibt Der 3ebnidbrige Sobann. Gie
orei3ebnjGbriae Slie bat folgenhe
Giiion: SD idbe Berge bon Sdoto.
lahe N3britangen, 9rops, 9orr.
oblt unb BuSSing." - lt1b Die bier,
5ebniGbrige Selma pbantaiiert: ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
Se,ujet>Strateeie Il,
De,atidPlat,H

Oie politifde Sfieniipe Ser Muiien
bat aufgeH0rt, Elm 8dtiel au iein.
Die @eit-auiierten, sic 8erliner unb
Die Deutiden ieben oie Mosfaucr
Saftit bes Cages un6 oas Gno5iel
Der Sosuiets tlar Dor 9la,gen. Sic
Belagerung bon Berlin lit Dos
0rudmittel, Inn sen @eiten am elmer
ne,Rn MuBenminifter -3onferena gu
5aplngen. aui Ser Molotoo feline
Joroer,mgen uno aot|iiionen nm
terbreiten min, INN elm 8iermGdte.
ltebereinfommen 1lr Grridtuns ei,
ne itraif 5entraliltiid oreaniiiertcn
Neuti6lanos gu erreihen. Naf ben
Erofla,nationen Ses fommuniltiidcr
r8olfsfongreiies" beitebt faum nod
elm 9lpeifel, oaB 8uBIanS sic Gin.
belt" 0e,,tidlanos berlangt. Inn bas
aan5e 2ano beberriden, feline quail
fillierten Arbeitsfrdite unO feline
@irtid,aftsq,ellem Dem Solpietreid
nuebar MAIDEN 5u f0nnen.
Oie &uiian batten offenhar ni6t
init Dem @ioeritano ser @eltnG1te
eere9net uno ser oorbilolid organi.
1ierte 8eriorgunasoienit NIT 5lug,
5eugen hot feline @irfung anf sic gr.
finber Ser 8erliner 9lodaSe nidt
berfchlt. 9ie iu sen Iebten 5agen err
folste Ginletung ru'liiher 5lusseu.
ge i'm &orrioor bon 9elmitebt- -8erlin
ioate atprr 8cunrltbigung if,oifen.
braubt aber nidt aHsu trasiib &c,
', nommen 5u tperSen. gs lit ben 0It.
lihen Stratcgen arh nibt cntgangcn
haB Der 2ongreB Der 8ercinigten
Staaten 8eidliiiie a,.r militdriiden
gritarfung eeiaBt lno Die SuftpaIie
eripeitert bat. 8or allem aber baben
lite erfannt, bab Ser RroteIt Ser @eit'
indbte eesen sic glodaoe BON Ser
lin nid)t als iiolierte, lofale Mftinr
geoaht lit. 9as Suiammentreffcr
bon Marlbaa uno oem rulliifen gor
ihafter in einem Maum bes Staats.
departments nebit elmer ereid3eitigc,
, 8eratllng Mmerifas, gnglanos, aa
naSas unS Srantreihs nit Ser Sc
| neIur sltm 9ipede elmer resionaler
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
Eetteris fiir Il. u. e,.f
Nenpef,t rereeihlaeet,

!. NbilGoeIpbia. 5rancis aellep. ein
friiberer gi3egouberneur BON 0saiic.
dulietts, leste Ser 4sroermnm.8om.
miiiion fir Sen 9emofratentag ei,lcn
Rlan Dor, tponad bic 8ereinigtcn
Staaten a,,r gntlaitllns Der ste,ler.
5abler cine Qotterie einrihten iolltcn
"a er in ser aommiiiion ,uenis 0c.
gcnliebe fano mill er iih an ha.
Nleml,m apenSen. Sein Ylan mill tie
YoItGmter nit Dem 9oiencrtrieb BE-
auftraeen. Oen Grtras id};itt er aui
$4,000, 100000. Ser &auptpreis
ioa $5OO,OOO betrasen. uno swar
iteuerfrei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-22
2lntrae Ser S4tpei3 1ber
Sic SeatidPe,, 8eitGf,He

Bern. Die SdNpci, bat In einer
neuen Note al Mni5inetcn tuieScr-
nm Der Mniid)r glushrut rcrlicbcI.
oab hie 5raae Der oeutiden Ne.
itdnbe in Der 5d)irei5 Dem @eltac.
ri6tsbof unterbrcitst weraen iollte.
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