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Evening star., 1948-08-19
AGENTS.

AGENTS, fun time, part time; pre-xmas
specials: $40 to SIS daily; special arrange
ments for clubs and ORGANIZATIONS. Phone
MA. 3640 for appt ga
Evening star., 1948-08-19
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received At
the Procurement Section, National Bureau
OF Standards, washington, D. c., until
2 m, August -. 194S.. and then pub
licly opened for furnishing radio re-
ceivers at the National Bureau of Stand
ards, as described in the specifications
which may be obtained from the Procure
ment Section, National Bureau Of Stand
ard
Evening star., 1948-08-19

sneei snd 4 REQUIRED Apply 1916 7th st. BY n;T'
MAN .ssSn;s sh,s snd.. 20 to 90 fnsr srs Of
sss- nss Apply WASHINGTON LAUNDRY,
MANAGER Of Ti produce dept, between" %
and 35. for large modern. super market
perienced in buying. display and merchsn-
ps Disnf sslsog Sss5g opes e rish gsTty Ag
MfAfcurfERs. eHlS fss sfsss Dns ne others o n.eS
person e CASEY. '1a Arcade ASR,z Nssket, T.
% SedE man to learn trade with one Of
pay MR shG IGs' TX rEifa 1fs nSd' men good
MEN t3l. over 81. If you are looking
for full-time employment and are willing
viii no. :. Iess ssan SO s0uF Week to
start More Il you are. willing to put
forth extra efforts. Apply manager. Rm
mornipss NOR; Eng D. slds' 1900 18th st. NV
MEN. q to 40. permanent work with an
neems Or 1Ss
See ses St Aso paa sick ssTs
penson sysseu Sept and
TRANSIT Co. EMPLOYMENT ONCE. si59 N N
John g. Hsasss aeSsya airess: e.
MESSENGERS, white boys, Is or 16 years:
10 work for newspaper; 4o-hour week; ad-
yancements, good working conditions,
many employment advantages. Only those
who want full-time permanent work will
Room sos. fHE sSEsrSo 'saais sTaR, 'nssl f1Si
MiIxMAN, LAUNDKY DRIVERS, we have
goenn goer sxer 0I esds turu door time ts
best commission In wash. ., and sooc hrs.
Call WI. 1900 or come to- T034 Wis. ave,
MULTiLiTH OPERATOR, white. some exp.
req, perh position. 5-day week, free in
sur ance, ther benefits; In reply state age.
sducatso and exp. Boz 4o3-S Star.
Evening star., 1948-08-19
HELP WoAAEN.

:nent for a white couple to mana
ing house. NE. 9241.
Evening star., 1948-08-19

backsround and be well poised in any
in request for confidential interview. 30,
sIEseiRSEsTffARY-BookkEErER-rorpe SEC peTma.
vancement in weli-established arm; good
sseTg sEcTRiTY day sS1
Selling real estate; investigate this lucra. .
tive feld and you will fnd a biseer and M
to sell. See MR. DIXON at 1oes 18th St.
sESURIfY SALESMAN. with som. loc.]
ssssssfSs 's2t, R1s s'a;
sEfHn fPf s2Ri III SSs Excel opp9T 70,
competent man; ,must, have mechanics
sH % se l.'ss ssuer. % LEE ef FEE
H sERvIcEmENRstriserstion CEN nm m and Uaio air con:
ditionins servicemen, wanted by local dis
tributor Of nationally known lines. Ap-
reply should state age, exper. and starting
salsIg y,c sSpseted; @ Box sos. Star: -. As3
working conditions. 6-day wk.; must have
2s, aRRE ST. s42rSs iSs s ss
sff sfRvIcE Il Z sfsrloS "a e n ATTENDANT wanted,
aRssftsP fsf';fS AHs
SERVICE STATION manager to take
charge of station; either with experience
as manager or a good opportunity for q
man now employed as SECOND man or
assistant manager: good salary and per
centages to right man. See Mr.. DILLON.
sERvIcE ias tash sTATioN r no ArrENpAxr-whit..
exp. with D. C. permit 1o1 upshur
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and tin
roofers, white, must be exper. ard sober
men. Refs and drivers permit required.
No others need spply; }, FLOOD Co.
SHOE sALESMAN, must be experienced,
excellent salary and commission. Apply
SHOE sALEsMEN. 5-day week. Apply
BEST CO.. before noon. 4433 Conn. ave.
SHOE SALESMAN. exp; good eppor. for
advancement Apply Mr. Mccoy, =. D.
EpwARps SHOES, 1925 Il g. ne p
| SHOE SALESMAN, steady job, good sAl-
sry: md be thoroughiy sxperienced. ne.
ply con- sntial Boz 1b0-A. Dsaf. ~
Evening star., 1948-08-19

FILE CLERKs, under 30. newspaper once;
k&pwledge Of typing necessary; starting
81 ary $3.50; 6h-day week; advance
Evening star., 1948-08-19

c'ou W f.oV. COukeuihl 5uTTOuHQlnRS IT
large ins. co. home once: good opport fol
advancement. retirement plan, paid vac
and sick leave: allowance; permanent posi-
tion Apply Room 7o2, 1343 H st. NV
:7Eaasann eaEsnTx,1sI sa.1 ,n; i. oss: Das.n
sHHfa eHfRkT9rfsa hrf ISM s4S st' weekly e
sep' eo e sss
CLKRK-TYPIsT. age 1890: good averas.
sssss ts5 !s};Ss's. .sHaleaa Nj es 15feso TT
eoMpA6MfTER eel 466S4SnAsios OPERATOR. experienced
ssss sf sa. sos 'Rs sasa
coMPToMErER OPERATOR. experienced.
% se oon pse pSssen IN Sasns.: ss
week. See Mr. sHAFrEL. 7th floor.
Warner ThsatssI Blds .-,, ..H.2o 10
excellent working conditions; 5-day' 40
Tsss Pis
ssG6oafFoMRfas inRSy1iFnnsr a
With national food concern; must be in
ss rssths nsan ssondons sf 3srn. Il so sasr;
ONCE. benefits under group
yedTy pOubA bEfks
tton with pay. Apply in own Handwriting
G1SoMaPPToMETER n aP1 operator, as. 20 to 80;
an oldest tablished local food product com
psny Is in immediate need sof an efncient
operator; one who can divide
req; starting salary. $3.50 per wk. or
better, according 10 ability: 40-hr. work
sk;; cafeteria in bldg; air-eond once
OPERATOR; perm. posi-
ton: excel oppor for Advancement; inter-
esting and varied work: 5h-day.. 4O-hr.
Ek.; starting salary, SAB. Apply Box
COSMETIC CLERK-Fiye nights. 8 to 10
pm No Saturday or Sunday. Local ref
.renees. NATIONAL DRUG, 1000 Conn.
DRUG CLERK-Excellent salary, excellent
hours: local references. Apply GALLAU-
ASSISTANT possessing speed.
accuracy, talent At digesting, briednR; Ige.
accuracy. talent At digestins. briefng, Ice.
rsriety OF Govt. and editorial material;
perm; inquiries kept confidential. Please
rive full details 1st letter. Boz 1873 Star.
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FILE CLERKs, under 30. newspaper once;
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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07

"SA Scott, originally
slated as producer, is one of the
suspended "contemptuous TO-"
There is some surprise at Schary's
going ahead with this project,
since he was forced to knuckle
under to the Johnston Offices
appeasement policy after taking
a strong position on ]. Parnen
Thomas witness stand.
Schary is reported quite burned
up at Ring Lardner Jr.'s telling
satire in The New Republic of a
month or SO ago, In which a pro-
Queer, who resembled Schary too
much to be graciously overlooked
by him, explained to. his writers
how to tone down a script to make
]. Parnell happy.
To Hollywood's amazement, the
local Authors Club has selected
Treasure of Sierra Madre" as the
most exciting adventure yarn of
the year and extended its kudos
to the author, B. Traven. Appar-
emily fanatic red-baiter Rupert
Hughes, who h ads the club,
doesn't know of Traven's prestige
with the worlds left-wingers for
the past 80 years or more.
Robert Montgomery and Irving
Berlin have been graeed with the
Legion of Honor by the French
government Sam Goldwyn
has made his usual turn-of-the-
year statement he's been making
it for some Is years to our recol-
1ection) to the effect that Holly
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07
Einsfein group
hits miIitarization

WASHINGTON - FP) - The
grave concern of a group of II
prominent citizens over the road
America has taken in allowing
military men to infiltrate into top
positions of government was ex-
pressed Jan. 10 in a 32-page book
let entitled 'The INFLAMMATION of
America"
DR.. Albert Einstein, Go Re
search Director Kermit Eby, Pres.
James Patton of the Natl. Farm
ers Union, and other writers, edu-
Gators and leaders of national
groups Joined in sponsoring the
report, which was published by
the Natl. Council Against Con-
scription, 1913 18th ST., Washing
ton 6, D. c.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07

National Theatre are still strictly
Jimcrow.
A local small retail dealer in
refrigerators the other day wrote
to large manufacturing outfit
ordering carload of refrigerators.
The manufacturer wired him
Immediately:
Cannot ship refrigerators until
you pay for your last consign-
ment."
unable to wait so long," wired
back the refrigerator dealer, Can
eel order"
Margaret Truman dickering with
an automobile firm for sponsor
ship of radio program in which
she'll star. (This whole business
of Margaret Truman-whether this
program becomes an actuality or
not-is one of the most disgusting
incidents in show business in some
time. Here's a girl, who every hon.
est critic agrees is still way at the
bottom of the talent and artistic
achievement ladder, getting top
notch offers while the entertain
ment industry's unemployment fig
ures shoot sky high. All on the
basis of her fathers unearned po-
sition as the nations President
and with his approvalo
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07

wood has to make better films
and fewer of them. Keep at it,
Mr.. Goldwyn. Maybe some day
your fellow-producers will listen
to you. :.
Orson WeIles' Girl from Shang-
hal" is showing in Europe before
being released here, an almost
unprecedented procedure. Could
it be that Columbia is scared and
feels the film needs the bolster
ing of successful penin g
abroad, where Orson ranks second
only to Charlie Chaplin? :. Chap
Inns Monsieur Verdoux" is
knocking them dead in Paris,
despite an attempted last-minute
injunction by a bank clerk, one
Henri Verdoux-or was he just
dreamed up by United Artists
Paris publicity staff?
Before the late John D. Rookie
feller's press relations men really
went TO work there used to be
a host of stories based on the
explorers penny pinching hab-
its.
One of them still making the
rounds in Florida. where he
spent his last winters. is the one
about John D. and the dentist.
Rockefeller went to this dem
fists office one day TO have
tooth pulled.
How much?" he asked in ad-
vance.
Three dollars" said the dem
list. who didn't know who his
client was.
"Hmph! Three dollars TO pull
tooth!" grumbled John d.
Here's a dollar. Loosen if a
little bill"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07
Negro History Week
81 Years After Emancipation"

1s4s. Presidential prom
ises TO win the by parties
light that President request
for legislation abolish lynchng and the poll other
civil rights
But the Negro people and their allies will be
and only when the Republican dominated Congress
the Federal Truman. existing
of which they plenty. something about
Negro rights NOW
Henry Wallace at the annual convention of the
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity presented them challenge
which answered by Truman the
Republicans:
President Truman did Congress perma
FEPC legislation. Yet Capitol hill
the power which administration
into serious fight TO guarantee the adoption of
FEPC Law. Nor indeed has action taken combat
the job which exists under the Presidents
the administrative
during
the rapidly disappearing from the
] would remind of another broken platform
pledge solemnlY proclaimed Republican convention
1914 II the FEPC legislation
if the Republicans get control of Congress- They have
II is 81 since Emancipation during which glib
exavagant promises have from either both the Re-
publican and Democratic Pare-s7 years promises
and responsibility.
E. K Mcdonald
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07
Broadway
What would
New England
censors say?
BY BARNARD RUBIN

IT HE gag along Shubert Alley
Il now that Arthur Schwartz
is finishing his musical based
on John Gunther's book Inside
U.S-A.," is when will he do the
same for the Kinsey Report Sex
ual Behavior in the American
Male)."
Make Mine Manhattan" star
David Burns was in hot water up
TO his neck the other night
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07

who was Greg
Dry Pc ks son
n Gentleman's
Agreement.
Stephen Ames
produces t h i s
/ I'm, described
by the studio as
a realistic fam
tasy." A dria n
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07

&C d n t, way
above the usual temperature and
Burns narrowly escaped a scald-
ing.
Brazil will soon begin import
ing Japanese films. Deal will be
handled through an outfit called
The Brazilian Export Company-a
San Francisco firm.
To date more than half of the
radio stations which have bought
Duke Ellington's disc jockey
show are south of the Mason
Dixon line.
Born Yesterday" will get a
Paris production. Rene CLAIR and
wife working on it.
The movie version of Ibsen's "a
Dolls House" will be filmed in
Norway and the studio work will
be done in Sweden. As previously
itemed Dorothy Mcclure will play
the female lead and Swedish play
wright Ingmar Bergman will write
the screen play. :.
One of the reasons for the can
collation. of the "Christ In Con-
crete" movie production in Italy
was the freezing of producer Rod
Geiger's lire deposits by the Italian
government. The film, as you may
have read, will be produced here
and in Hollywood.
Talk that the United Nations
subcommission on Freedom of In
formation and the Press will con-
slider motion pictures on its agenda
in Geneva, March %. Entertain
ment films, if this materialiZes,
will not be considered: only cinema
insofar as news on films" is con-
cerned-newsreels and documen-
taries.
British movie producer Alexan-
der Korda out to buy Ernest Hem
ingway's story, Shows of Kill
manjaro," from the Mark HELM
ger estate.
town playing around with the idea
of building smaller cab. Some
of the directors say that cab is
rarely used for six people and
that a cab built for four would
be adequate and would also be
able to maneuver in and out of
traffic with more ease than the
six-seater.
Uline's Arena, a large Washing
ton, D. c. hall which houses cir
cuses, ice shows, and indoor sports
events, has dropped its color ban
and will seat patrons on nom
discrimination basis. This may be
an important break in Washing
toms Jimcrow policy in the en-
tertainment field. Meanwhile the
capitoPs movie houses and the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07
DonviIIe school

A Trade Union Leadership
School for the officers, shop
stewards, grievance and safety
committee members, ETC., from
Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
(CIO) Locals of Danville and
Hoopston, ILL.,, and Indianapolis,
Ind, will open Monday, Feb. 8,
in the Wolford Hotel, Danville.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07

but literally-and
physically. Burns,
in that skit satir-
izing tn e new
fountain pen is
forced to actual
ly use it under
water. The night
in question the
water in the tank
yxyar hootod hv
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-07
Hollywood
Dean Stockwen
TO play in
new Schary film
By HAROLD SALEMsoN

ID Kos search for the proper
nchild to play "The Boy With
Green HAIR" Dore Schary's next
anti-prejudice film, has ended
with the borrowing from MGM of
Dean Stockwell, the 10-year-old
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-09

drawn from Palestine before any
share of the responsibility for gov
erning the country can be accept
ed. Furthermore, other powers
must join in carrying out the U. N.
plan and the Jews and Arabs must
agree on whatever proposals the
U. N. adopts.
After May Is, the reports add,
Britain will technically have no
responsibility for Palestine other
than that shared by other U. N.
member states. It is possible,
therefore, that the British may
offer their own constructive rec
concentrations" for a settlement
in Palestine, after the Mandate
expires.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-09

Although the government is de-
termined to surrender the Mandate
and complete the military evacua-
ton on schedule, the reports say,
there is no longer any attempt to
hide the fact that Britain may not
yet be finished with Palestine"
If President Truman's truce efforts
succeed and the Jews and Arabs
accept new U. N. proposals for the
future government of Palestine,
then Sir Alexander Cadogan, head
Of the British delegation at the
u. NJ, will be instructed to offer
Britain's assistance in administer
ing Palestine under the new set
up, the papers predict.
The papers emphasize, however,
that British troops must be with
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-09
Argentine Jews Fail in
New Attempt to Conduct
Meetings in Yiddish

BUENOS AIRES (JTA)-A new
attempt by Jewish leaders here 10
obtain permission from Argentin-
ian police authorities to conduct
Jewish meetings in Yiddish failed
again this week. Speeches were
made and all business was hand
led in Spanish at two Zionist raj
lies held during the week because
the police refused to grant permits
for the use of a foreign language.
Although the police generally
allow visiting Jews from abroad to
use foreign language at Jewish
parleys, Samuel Segal, secretary
of the World Confederation OF
General Zionists, was prohibited
from addressing a meeting here
in Yiddish. When the police grant
permits for the holding of Zionist
meetings, they specify that no
foreign governments may be crit
fcized by the speakers.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-09
AL Jolson on Network
April 10 for u S. A.

AL Jolson will star in an United
Jewish Appeal nationwide broad
cast" Nightmare, Chapter H."
which will be heard over the
American Broadcasting Company
on Saturday night, April 10, from
1920 to HOO P. M. (E.S.T.)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-09
Britain Nay Share in Palestine
Administration; Will Offer Proposals
After Nay IS
BY OTTO sCHICK

(Jewish Telegraphic Agency Correspondent
LONDON JTA) first indication that Britain may agree
responsibility nations administering Palestine
under sponsorship providing Americas attempt to
here In what
reports appearing in London newspapers
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
0amend)or Saronia.

lluierc Eroben iinb in poller
Gang muS finoe1 ieoen 0onnerstag
1880 llbr abenos itatt. sSsebe Stnse
rim, sic alien bier Singitrnoen, Oil
g., 49,, 20. uno 81. Mai beigepobnl
bat, lit bered)tigt am aon5ert IN
Grie. Ya., am Yrogramm 81 iingen.
Die lette Yrobe enbet nit eineuu
fleinen groffnungsfommers 81 gb'
ren unieres neilen 0irieelten Yrof
Muoolf Sd)ulter, ipelder bon ErGi
Suns @ebner uno Yrdi. 1iap Siaar.
to i'm Namen aQer Sdnser unb Sdn.
gcrinnen ber5lid)it begriiBt ipuroe.
Serr Sdp,iter freute iid Der srd\
ben Sdngerid)ar. Seriett unoSerallau
Sfneioer iino nah ii Monaten uol
&eiien tuieoer geiuno 5uriidgefebrt
unr iie er3dblter ,,ns bapon. Oes.
eleid)en Mnop uno Mnna Small. Gil,
Com lit au6 ipieoer aftip.
Gli5. Siidler. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Aus Glepela,,H, Otie
9meis 4.

Gin gsamenstas +Rortenportie bon
ben Sdmeltern oeren ysomenstae III,
Nai, Sum-, Suli uno slueuit lit.
ipuroe fit Donnerstaa. sen 90. Suli,
2 llbr na6mittaes uorseiebcn. SIN
4airptfomitee iino: aatb. Narti,i,
ani,a 0rob, Sobanna 2eutid, Mar'
eoret Miiuer, 3atb. sdmiot, 9ilp
1eufder uno 9atb. Gbafp.
Gos &ranfenfomitee lit eriud,t
ibre Nflidten gu erfiiIlen uno uniere
2ranfen 5u beiuden. 9ranf iino: So
bn,,na Stein gIi5. @eber. gIiie
Rinoer. Siloesoro Ssop- -Botid,. Sui
Sernan uno Ienes Drotleff. 2estert
lit i'm Chenille &oipitaI idtpe,
fra,tf. Sir tpiinIden alen baIoist
Beiierung. gli5. 1ifdler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

3nr sefsQfgen aenntnisnabme ber
&tamten Der 5meisbereine bes Sen.
trail SerbauSes, bas bon Der aanss
Iei ans an ale 8orreiponbierenScn
3neisiefretSre Elm 1ormnIar snsc.
fdidt ~srSen 1T, in iueldem bic
Hamen ber 0eIeeaten Der einselnen
5neise 5nr 2onbention ansemelbet
Her>en idlIea nnS nidt ipGtsr als
bic snm 25.. 9ai an bic aan3lei &C..
f4idt iuerSen ioaen.
Rit 1rnbersraa
Vepts @artini, Vrs6. .Ssir.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

teeriiBen &errn Prof. 8uoolf Sdu.
iter nit einem fleinen SGnger-Ban-
fett.
, glS Dor 5ipei Monaten unier Nro.
feiior Ntfolaus 10 ploslib aus Dem
Veben idic6, gdb es einen eetpaltigen
Stud in Den Singerfreiien Ser Gin.
tra6t- -Sermania ,lHo Damendors
|Saronia, tpelder llniiberipin6bar
idIen, batte iid ood in Sen Is Sab.
rem Elm ,,n5erreibbares 8ano ser
Hiebe nno @rebrung 5'uiiGell
Sdnger, Sdnserinnen uno Serrn
Hrof. MifoIaus perantert.
Ginger uno S6ngerinncn iiiblten
|iid) berpaiit uno perIaiien, oenn, ipas
er uns eetpeien tpar. fonnte in jcner
To6esitunoe unier Weuno Dor lcioen.
Der aufregung nidt iaoen, mir oie
itromenoe Trane. Die tuir fir unicrn
lieben Rrof. gsifolaus psrsoilen,
fonnten Die @orte erieten.
stber ser Too lit fir alles 0ehcnoc
beidieoen uno Die Iterblid @ebliebc-
men iinb berpflt1tet an Sem abeebro,
fenen slufbau tpieber oufs neue Su
beeinnen.
gs lit uns @ott lei 0ant geluueen
einen Mann nit reihen @eiitesgaben
Der Muiif in Serrn Yrof. Ruooli
SdlIter 81 finoen uno mir tpollea
i'm iiber aIles ber3lid iuiIltonmen
beiben. Gintradt. .Sermania uno
Damendor saronia iino frob NIT
Ser @abl. allb eleid) oem Sieben.
biirger SadIen Sdneerbllno einen
Gefaqen babel ertpieien 81 baben,
iroem Serr Hrofeiior Sdu,iter BEL
lesterem gbrenmitelieo lit uno BORT
ielbit feline mltiifaliid)en &enntniiie
ertpieien bat. gintra6t-Sermania
modte aber &errn Yroi Shuiter
aud ettuas ieeliid) befrieoieen. Seine
Sdneer gintradt.Sermania traeen
oen Mamen nid)t pergebliG! sic
fiibren Elm eintrdftiges. barmo.
niIdes Suiamneniein, 10 aud IT
ibren 8eriammIuneen int Sir oScr
8eeen fiibrt ME su 3tuiitiefeiten,
,peldes audi ilnner einen eliten gin-
orud auf einen Serrn 0irigenten
mabt. Didien Gbarafter3us mo0en
sic Sdneer a,ld, sueiterbin betpabren
lino Sroereen,GB ieoen Gienstas uno
Donnerstae dbenos 5ur Saneerpro.
be unb 8eipred)uneen oieien Monat
al eriheinen.
Mit SdngcrsruB Ser Gintradt.
Sermania,
Mihael &raub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

Central Uerbai,N<.
Kcftuenticn !
Ndttsai,9 Deleeatett!

Die 9eIesaten snr SiesjGbrisen
3onbemtion in Grie, Va.. ninIde
i'd npdma4s Saran ~ erinnern, BAT
bic erfte 9asesfitnns am Greitas, ben
70. Rai, pnnft 10 ltbr normittaas
(0aslisbt Saoina 9ime) in Der Sic.
benbareer 9alle, 2112 1rend Ctr,
81 Grie, Sa., er6ifnet ipirS.
lin iebe StSrnns ober gersSserMns
sa bermeiben, erinde i'd alle Dele.
saten frennblidit iid ettuas bor Der
senannten 3eit i'm geriammlnuss.
Iofal einsnfinben.
Nit grmbersrnf,
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Deuti&e eu. 9ntb. &snterus @emesMSs
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Yfnrrer @illiam s. @eltber, $40 y
esubfnu Npe. Sonnta9idule 8 llbr borsA
gn9Iifher @ottesbienft 10 1lbr. Deut'
idjer @ottesbienft II 11br. Seben ertsea
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tpirb i'm WorduS befannt9e9eben.
NIIe WoIfs< unb @ldibenSaenoHe1
s;no hlr3li4 tpiIltomnrn.
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Ssm 3omitee iino folgen6e Sd:us.
itern: 9ortp Slit, Wtaria Bleid, s..
8otb, aatb. Sd,orlten, Maria 9re.
mer, Giiela S6otih.
Suianna Heinertb, Sefr.
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