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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
3eitbilH In, @pieael
Ser preKe:

Der Morlbauplan- -0erpalter =.
Soffmun," n,eint gaap gorf .Wnrlo
Selcgrom", ~iGngt on, einige Der
3ilfSproblene 5l be,uGltigen" 3rnei
Griheinungen in ser Gnhuidlnng
oie G&H genommen bat, llennt Sic
3eitllng beionbers erfre,tlib: Die DC
ginnenoe llnitelllute Scr slalsgoben
BON Woblfabrt auf 8ieoeraui6au
llnb Der Mnfong Ger ,oalnit ganudjt
,plrroe, 2iefer,mftn aus YGnhern
apbcrba'b Ser llsM s'' hcsieben.
0as Neiu Oorfer Nlatt nennt als
Den @rlmo fir bas MiBlonsen Ger
ll9t&9SA -Silfe mlf lunae Sidt, oab
lanmls Der grGbte Se;l oG @,elber
lebiglidl fiir Gieierunaen be,piIliat
Inurbe, bie Menhtcn ppr Dem S,n-
gers lu'b Grfrierllngstooe beuabreu
Iollten obne ibnen 1ilfe fiir ben
@leoerauibou eiipr eigenen Griitens
5ubieten. slus bieier Griabrilng Babs
slnlerifa gelernt rnb sic nelrp Glro-
pahilfe oubcr aui ben @icbcrmufbnu
ser ellropdiihen Erooltftion abgc.
itellt. 8is 5l 5ipei Sritteln DER fiir5.
Iif, bon GGM beipilligten 8elbern
iiuo fir ino,litriele slusriiltlnaen BE-
itimnnt, oies itcllt oas 9latt elmer al,
Seren @eiobr 9ege,,iiber: Iie 8eto.
amlna Scr fnniTuftpen Seitc Der
Guropubilie iuiiroe Die llSa ielblt
teillpeile bon oringeno Rrotigtpu
HpbItoifen uno Maihinenlieierlingcn
entbl0bar sil,d bierin. permerft
: m@orlo= Telegram, tmrroe 9(bbllfe
geilnoen init Die NGlite Der be
tuillisten 2ieferl,ngen tperben aus
&onoHa, ben Ybilippinen, Siibane.
rifa mno eurppGiifell 2Gnbern, bar
inter 9elti6lnnb, be8ogen.
9ic Nrp Yprf vSinrs" silt IN
cincm 9fiidblid uuf Die itGnoig unh
in eilpm beiipielloicn MoBe gcitsi-
gerte peitlihe IllgtGtigfeit 3Ipiidcn
Berlin urb oen @iten Den alliierten
6liegern oie b6GA stnertennlne uuo
ihreibt: ,Tie 8crliner ~2ilitbriide"
ioIlte niht notlpenoig iein. slls man
oic 8srmGhle. .WelcMng Der Staot
beidloB, ipar IN feiuer Weile SoD-
jet sMiBlanb ollein bas Redt suge.
| ltanocu iporoen. iker ocn 3Eglng
ser anberen MGhte burd) Die Huiien.
gone 5l antiferoen. God me!d' aru
urtige Mntrport lit Dem ioipietiiden
&crIld) sur @ebi,oer,ng Der @eit.
nndyte ollrtb allerlei sslie9er lmo
@poenmannid)aitcn ertrilt morben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
Illus 1.iles, Obie
3mrig 20.

|. Hiebe Witalieber, eS lit cine arobt
,Srclloe, oob elm ieoes Gfitglico eii
9roBes Snterelie an ieinem Gereir
nmnt, luie eS iicb audi in Der letter
GerIomlnlilng eupieiel bat.
60 mnfte ih ollen Iitglieberl
betonnt geben, haB Snnntng, ben 3
Hftdber. . llbr nodnnittuss Die mo.
natllhe gerlanrnlllna itattfinhet.
sIue WtitgIieSer limo gebetcn oie'el
Gerlammllm9 t1eislnppbnen, neil
piele mo rpidytiae 6eicbGite norlicge.
nnh fem @titslico ioute icblen.
IQe 9eamten iinN gebeten eine
Stlnoe friiber 81 erid,rfncn, oanrit
oie 9enmten sic 9iiherpriiflrna fir
oas brittle %irrtcliobr porlA bnrcu
fonnen.
Wtitglieoer 6ie i'm 9iiifItauh iinO
IrOgcn iib gutItebenb mnden i'm
Central GerbmO auo im 2ofalperein.
nenn lLehe Ntitgliber MIR piiien nint
mas Der Wiorgen bringen fam.
sSris Shell, Prot. =Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23

,tns eit,en feinen pmnd farlierter.
Mrro1,siert bonn So5ialfnnitee Wt.
8oSenorrfer une @lbrch 0obenoor.
fer, one AUDI Spiele eingeleitet babe,l
nab mir ins nah &er5enslult i,nter
bielten. Mdhlten Monat miro uniere
Seriammlnne Sonntaa, oen 10,
Sftober, 2 llbr nnbmittogs abgebal.
ten. Gs limo i'm Spsiolfomitee fin
bie nGditen onei Mtoaate ShapeIter 8!
Serman im,o Milfplmina @ottidlina
non Der YrGi. ernamt ,poroen, Die
hueroen geiuiB Gorge tragen baB mi,
nah Der Gerlanunlllng ehteu gl,ten
2llnh bon inlieren Sftober- -@efnlrts-
tugfinoern beforlnlen. Oas amoere
luiro cine lleberraidnmg fein.
SSn Nameh oes @eiangpereins Ia.
sen mir ole @fitalieber pom ;3apig
1S 1ruo 19 lrnS alle @onner AeS
Seianperein ein lid, Sumstas, oen
2. Sftober on oem &pnsert III betei.
liaen. IS lit cine 4Itiin0ige llnter-
baltllng. Gs niro Ger @eionaperein
oos &onsert nm 8 llfr ubenos CT.
offnen. 9tadjber ipirs oos berii6mte
Srnmp Srio bon Glepelano auftreten
'anb ms nit Singen ,lno SSoolcn fir
3 Stlnben l,nterbalten nno nad,her
. Sh,noen San5.
Wir daoen ale Ganoslelte bon M
ieren NadybaritGSten elm. Mri @ic,
herieben
&otb @lmeiCh, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23

oieile our 9efalliaen gaa1ridt, baf
Die gerinmmlung Sonntas, oen 3
Sftober 2 ltbr nahmittags dbge=
balten fpiro. @omogIih ioateu allt
Nfitglieoer oieier Gerlamnlllne bel
lpobnen, benn ole nellen &onltitu
tiolnsbiidAein perdsn olpsgptailt in
oieRr Gerianlmlnng.
Sal,t VeihlnB miro ouCb oie Ser
'anrnlimg nod ben nellen @eFber
gefiihrt. go fnnmmt ole onmit i'm
befannt auerhat nit oieihr ,lrien
Ginfirbrlmg i'm lulepr Gerianln
lung Geo. 81. &rmner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
2(ms N1enaea, "a.
3ranbcnbaQ

ucran'tnltet bon 3lueig 81 am Sams
toa, Sen 9. Sftpber. slQe Mitalieoc,
oes 3peig 81 lmb 80 pmie hercr
sSrellnOe bon nab lrnb fern limo ber,
Ii6lt ein9clnhen Sas Gonnitee Ia,
quite Wfillif beiorit uro Garfr1iihunaer
miro es nrb ollerlei geben.
Dos &cmFtee ruartet aui a1ten
@e'nb; aud nidt pergebt uui oil
&arteEpartie Hoar speiten ,lni
ulerten Mittuod, i'm Monot.
Suiannn HGnGieber, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23

Giulabnna gum 81. Stiitnnssfcit
ocs SDcig rs.

Ser .MGnnerperein 2nelg &c
feiert am Samstag, ben 25. Sert.,
Is llbr obenbS I'M Wiorqlette Eart
Eapillion lein 80. Stiitlutasfeit una
aae Mmglieoer iomie 3aueia 40 umS
ole Sreimoe ppu GbicuW lino ber5.
lidylt eingelaNen.
OaS Gomitee lit OH Der arbeii
allen ampeienoen einige geielige lntb
| gemiit4che Strulben 81 bereiten.
Eine &orltellung Don Sluei beriibnl,
ten Shluar5finnitlern miro ulle sllIs
ipelenbeu I'M |Spanmlng balten. Ser
oelttidF Sboroireftor Serr 6, Sor.
aat beioret oie Wtuiif uelde rieseine
5lm Sdlipingen hringt. Cine Sbenfe
nit allerIei Sliiliigtrit rnb icrmof-
baftes Giien ,uiro beiurge merben ba
! init ole Seilnebmer iif) nad) lGrenl
gelieben unterbnlten folulen.
gtm griioer uno Sd)ipeItern lmo
alle Solfsgenoiicn bereitet clG rtr
su Dem Stiftln1gsIeit un % Sept
&nmmt clle, Slit imo Sung, BRING!
eure Sreiloe INIT, bem lmier Gerein
iciert blob elm 5eit i'm Sabr lno has
| lit unier Stiitlngsicit. 60 laht mis-
alle riiIten 81 Dem ibonen Warm:ctta
Earf Enpillion iiir cine CUTE llnter.
balhmg.
SSn Der &cf'nlmg alle begriiBen a,l
! fonen Sns apmitee.
u. s. 8in6er, Sctr.
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2lueia 19

hdlt Ncine Scriummlllng am I. Oft,
8 llbr ahenos ab. "a iebr mid)tige
8eid)Gfte porliegen lit es Die Gilid,t
jeoes ein5;gcn Wtitgliebes ompeien>
81 iein.
@ir iuiinIben alien pnicrn franfen
griioern baloige 8eneiung, bomit lit
banb on unleren Geriamnmllngea
telnebnen fGnnen.
Vortbel Sontih SilfS. Serr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
3iuci9 16.

gs biene alien ShiueItern 5llr
Hod)ridlt, baB Die mouatllte Ser
Iammhrng nm Sonntag. Den I. ST.
tobcr, nm $50 llbr nodmittags ub.
acbulten miro. Die lebte Gcriumm,
lung mar ichr gut beludn llno mir
boIfen baB mieoer 5ablreidp ers
iheinen.
IS mar bc'dlolien in oieler Ser
Iommlirng, elm &artcnpartie ab5ll.
holfen slun geiten oe5 GereinS.
gitte Sdnpeltern, Die mas nod felnc
reiIe aeifenft lpnben, lollen 10 9uh'
iein uno ipllem es oieslnal tlun Oenu
neld,e boben DION 2 lmo 3 NAL &C.
geben. sllo nid,t pergeIlen 9onners
toag, ben 80. SeptelnfSr, $50 llhl
ubenos in Der Sohierrballe.
SD boiie bnB bie M6nner ait
sohlreih fon1men an bielem 9lben(
imo ouh mitRlien menn mir et'pnt
abbalten.
60 bite fouumt alle al eiirem gu
! ten 9lbeno CUR llnterbaltimg mi
brnat elue Sreimbe nrit.
| glnna Soperser, GER
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23

batter lnb 8atten
8eors Mrst
Der an 12. Septemhr 194S mad
fur5ean Seioen IN golnastoapn, g.,
perihieb.
Cine fllr5e Belt lit MIN berfloilen
'Seit on pon luls geidGeoen biit,
Ioh iit ser SdJ1ner5 nod inuner grof
Weil man Dos 2ieblte niht pergifT.,
Gin liebes gutes 0aterber3
Naro uns su fritz begraben.
Wir iiiblen es nit tiefem Shmer3
Was mir perloen bnben.
Oh sparit 10 ebel ianft anlo grt,
Der nun in fiibler Gr6e rltbt.
gfim ribe ianit, Oh mir alld) ipeinen
llnb graller amier Ser3 erfiilt.
Ginit miro .rns 8ott bereinen,
Ger allen Sdliler5 iliuo ainlnner IT'LL
Define oih nie bergeeeruben &ln
Der, gnfel unO Battin Waria Mrst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
Serr 8eora Mrst

Ocrr We0rg Nr3f
iulo mIrbe unter groBer 8eteiligunQ
bon Sanbsleutell, Serlpanotcn
Srcilnoen lnO :Dtitglieoern bcs 3lp
80 uuO Sonterus=&rdp pom ,srr>
". 8cller Seibenbeinl 1922 8en
mclnt gloe., mrs slrr lester Hlrbe &c
trogen.
Nir lperoen oieien treuen 0ru6cr
Der ser Goter ilnIeres illngen Yrdii
6cnten mar. Ichr bernrlIen. @il
fonnten 5ll ieNer 3eit i'm sur slrbci
Itellen nit Dem 9apuBtiein es ipiri
cine quite slrbeit getan tuerben.
Ser SabingeihipoTae Durbe il
@ero, Siehenbiirgen am %. WGr
1882 gcboren als Sobn bon 8eor!
uno Ngnes 9lr3t. gr fam nahOoungs
topn Dor as Subren. Gr mar Ell
MitglNo Ger ocnterus Bcmemb.
rnlh tiidtiger s(rbeiter lrnleres Scr
eins. Yr. 9lr5t bilterllBt feline 6ral
Marie geb. SGner, brei Sobne, Mi
huel, @eorg unb Wilbelm. orei God
fer Sopbie @arociner pon Gleuc
lnnb, Selene Maurer, Bertha 0al
Ties, odt gnfelfinSer, orei Stiei
tGhter unb brei Stieiiobne.. @ct
Idenfe linn icinc elpige Hrbe; DC
| SinterhaHhcnen 1foIt, Strait nm
NusSauer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
aus Detrett. NlieBiean
3meis 81.

@ir maden a1e Witelieoer oes
3lpeie 81 bier,nit alImertimn, boB
nit glrTang Sttofer unicre Gers
ianmlimgen anitatt am eriten 9on-
nerstos ieoen criten Somtog im
Nonat itattfinoen lperoen. 2oful A:
1899 8rotipt Garls Sap Hoon, 9.
Stod. Die GerIammlung fdn9t iml
$3.50 llbr nahmittags an. Sie Of!f,
glieber iino ber5lidJit gebeten naboe:n
es jest ihon ettpas fiibl gaporbNl
Ole 8erianmGlmgen 10 5oblreih ipie
MIR moglid, 5u beilIdfn slud, ihsut
oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Die slrbeii
nid)t, apieoer nit DEM &artenlpieleI,
nah Geriamnlilngen uno 2unh lnS
Bier mlsilfangen. glller steingeirinr
gebt au @lmIten el,rer 2ieben mn
rnierer 2ieben oriiben, Die nod I'M
mer leioen miiiien tpie 5ltoor. Sc
fonlmt unb Lbelft nit oieIen Irmer
ibr 2eio gu linbern. Muh MAIDEN nil
iest ihon auinRrfiam, Dab unlel
braoes &omitee aln 26 Sept 10 @ot,
ipiQ 3i,gunIRn bes Gereins auf Den
id,onen Suronin Earf elm Weinlelc
ielt peraninltet, 81 Dem mir jeB
ihon ber5liddt einlaoen. SieS mir
oas leste Silt i'm Furf oieies Sab
iein. fsiir Muiif, Giien unh SrillfcI
iit and reihlih geiorgt &oannl
berals nod einirpal Sieles Sabr, zoe
peiB tpem es nod aelillgt nddOte'
Sabr pieber anslfangen.
so. Ientiht Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
3iucis 2S.

s(aen SdNueltern bes Sneig 2S
Meme 5lr geiGlliGen Nad)rldt, onb
1ie alabIte Gerianmnlung SOnntcg,
hcn 3. SftGber, = llbr nud)nittogs
obgebaltcu miro. 9lae Sh,peItern iinN
gebctcn Scr &erionmlllmg bcijmrp5l
men,, 9. Siintber, Scsr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
@eora Nrst

lnS entgcgegebraGte Spmpntbie,
mir Die aroBe geteiliglmg ser 9anos-
lelIte, 9lnperluanbten, 9torbburu.
Srelmoen uno Wtitgliebern Der 3u.
% llno 30, ,unb SonterusaeneinSc
loem EaItor &iQiom @eltbcr ans
DolngstoDn mo Gaitor $. Ioiicl
aus Glepclano fir bie troitreihen
Worte, Dem Seihenbe1tnttcr isreo. u.
Weller iiir feline @eoienllng, Der ct.
Som's HSlu1ior @rlilb, ct. Sobn' s
&irdlenhor Gillette SiebertnieI ln,b
alien anoeren ,SrellnNen bon Gleue-
lono mo Sarrea, bem 3peig 22
lmo 80 llnO alien ssreunoen Iiir oie
herrliden @llmnenipenoen, alien Die
, lms gebolfen nie giiroe ,nierps Ser.
lllltes 5l tra9en, fiir Die gum glus,
orld gebradte Spmpatbie, iagen mir
llnieren be,,liditen Sanf aus.
Tic trauerroe 8attin
Wiaria Mrst uno Iamilic.
i3ueia 30.
Die nGd)Ite regelmdbige 8eriamn,
lung bes 3peig 80 iinbet am Conn
tng, sem 3. Sftober, 3 llbr nad)m
Itatt. g(Ge @riiOer iino aufs ber5lid,It(
leingelaben bieier Gerianlrnllne bel
| 5niuobnen. ghlr iuenn alle 9riiber ibl
Sntereile 5eigen. fonnen mir iifer'
l Sortid)ritte mahel.
| @enn ou lieber 8rltoer Elm ed)te1
| 8rlloer iein lpillit, Damn arimm oil
Die 3eit einen ooer mebrere ,nIereI
lfranfen Briioer al beiuden. Seil
|8eiuh lit fir i'm 6ie bette Me6i5in
laranf barnieber liegen: Comp Srlif
nof, @eurg Stoffeno, gilbert 0rot
J left bon Golllmbiana, Mid)nel Hoth
| @us Moran, gnoreas S1elman.
l Seoen sSreitaaa6eno i'm Der Sndl
ienbaQe miro ein edt ihmafbaite'
Jii6eHen ierpiert. 8enn oi, ,ino Del
ne ssamilie einen genliitlifen Mben'
; perbrinqen pillit Damn brinae lie an
lSolle am esreitagabenb. Da 6abel
lapir fir bid amlo oeine ssreinroe id)on
llnkrbaltllng uno elm gltes. Giiel
bereit. 81. =. 3ea, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
Vetcr She'll

aeItorben am =. September luo Be.
grnben am ). Septenuber 194S
lpred)e id nleincn berSlidJen Can't
aus alien sSreln>eu lmo 9efanntsr
BON nab lnb fern, Die 10 tcilnebmeno
mir mo meiner Sonlilir in unIerem
idGueren Scr5eleih beigeitnnbeu iino.
@ir banten fiir Die prndtupllcn Vu.
nlenlpenoeL Eaitor gltbnif fiir 0;e
troitreihen @orte, Dem Central Ser
ban0 fiir 9luS5abllIng DER &eriifc.
rnng rnh DEM SohNeuperein pon
Somelteoo fiir Die prpmpte gluS5ab.
hung .oes Sterbegeloes, lo,pie alien
mir Die freie sur Gerfiinrng'ten.n9
Der gllltos. Innf alt, ben Srdlen.
perein bon Sonleiteuo fir ole 3abl.
reidbe SeiInobue on ser 2eit,enTeiec
Eofmols idlonIten 3mf iugen allen
sic @ittpe Mnna Shell, die Sobrs
@illiam lmO Senrp uno 6ie Somter
Nuna.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
Nns st. 6e,,,s. 111iiyc,.ri
Siucig 15.

SUctg ID.
IS biene alien MitgGeoern oes
3epeig Is 5ur gefdlligen Nafribt,
baB uniere nGd)Ite Geriammllma
Sonntag, ben 3. Sftober, 8 llbr nacb=
nrittogs abgebalteu nlrb. Sa miere
Notwithstanding iebr idnpad,
bellht mar, iomit ermubne ih allc
Wtitglieoer in Oieier GerlamlnllIn9
amiucIenO 5u lein, ba SeidGite Dor
legen, Weltte bon aaen Mitgliebern
teiprodlen ntcroen iolen, ocnn hic
Wtitglie6er iinb sic maBgebenoen in
jebem 9eid,luB mas gefaBt lpro, 10.
init fonrnut aIle.
u. IAlB, ScfretGr.
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Dics unN Cos

sd bin iiber5eilat, oos beutige
europa perforpert nid)t BEN geiIt
Bottes uno bas Gbriitentl,nL ION
Sen ben @eiit Satms. llno beiinn
Griolae limo nm 10 groBer. oils er lid
nit Dem Namen 8ottes n,ri ben 2ip,
pen briiitet. Sas bel,tige Gllropa lit
nur nad) mlBen bim dJriitlidl in @irf.
lidTeit it's Dem Sienlte WnnlmonS
ergebc,l." @anbhi.
- l1nterStiiten Sie 6,e In uniere,
iettuna onaelaeuben @efd,1ftslp,n.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
l1ad,ruf!

IS mar @ottes bei'acr &iae
S1B on nlIBteIt fort bon Seim.
fllbe lanft in fiiblcr GrNe
Nu geliebter Goter nein.
Oelnc tralcrnhe Sohtcr
sophia Mar6einer
aus Glebeluno, Sbir
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3lueia 18

bielt ieie regelmGBge EGeriomm-
lung Counting, ben 10. Sept., nod
nlittags 9a Die 8eihGfte id)neu er.
leoiat mareu ging es iier CUR @c.
bnrtstagsfeier. @s batten einiee oel
Sdapeitern Be6urtstag. Dar,lnter
ltniere Yrdi. Marie Gagelbuber arS
gioe-BrdI. Gliiabetb Girift, nelhe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-09-23
2lus Hcn,eItcaN. "a.
Oanfiaolno

Sn Mnbetrod)t beS 9lblpbeu5 mel
ne5 lieben 8ntten
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Oarffaeuno

sSir Die mnlGBlid bes SNinihpihan:
,ln'ercS aelicbten @otten Ioter;
lmb GSrp6patprs
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Illus Qenneste,pn. O)tie
Qrauernahriht

eSn youngstown, ohio, itarb am
~. Septenlber nah flr5em 2eiben
inn 9llter bon &c oSobren
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unr fitiiten Sie Die I'm Soils.
x1ff' onaeieenoen @eihdfte!
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MdDtuna!

Der Gdo.Gieoerfrans pun Salsm
beronItaltet om 9. Sftober. 8 llhr
obalos Elm auBergemobillib grapes
&on3ert nno Samamterbaltilnq Ger
Gmtritt fiir Grlpuhiene lit Si.OO oic
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Milford chronicle., 1948-08-13

country was blamed for practically
everything that is going on. If
the Progressives are to be be-
lieved, we are wild imperialists,
while the Russians, it seems, are
reasonable men whose only wish
is just peace.
This attitude, naturally, is being
given a terrific play in the Russian
press. The Kremlin's objective is
to make Europe believe that nei-
ther the Republicans nor the
Democrats represent true Ameri-
can feeling when it comes to for
eign affairs, and that Mr.. Wallace's
stand has overwhelming public
backing. President Truman and
Governor Dewey are tarred with
the same brush, and Mr.. Wallace
is always presented as a hero.
1t remains to be seen how much
capital the Russian leaders can
make of that, and how much dam
age, if any, the Progressive Party
will do to American standing. But
it is topic of very real import
ance today.
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-13

and highly vocal campaign, and he
will capture a great deal of news
paper space both here and abroad.
The problem is this: The Pro-
gressive Party is unquestiOnably
backed to the hilt by the American
communists and their fellow trav-
elers. Correspondent after cOrre-
spOndent, including some of the
least hysterical and most respected
observers of world affairs, have
said that. Norman Thomas, the
socialist leader who, incidentally,
did an exceptionally interesting
job in reporting all three cOnven-
tiOns for press sTeVice-has
charged categOrically that the
Communists have obtained control
Of the party's policy committees,
and Mr. Thomas can hardly be
described as a reactiOnary who
sees a red around every corner.
However, Mr.. Thomas is a classic
al socialist who believes fervently
in civil liberties and democratic
processes, and he hates the Com
munists and all their works. He,
like Dorothy Thompson and 9th
ers, thinks Mr.. Wallace may do
great harm to American prestige
by his policy of appeasing Russia.
Mr.. Wallace had a simple answer
to the Berlin crisis-he would sim
ply do what the Kremlin wants
and withdraw from the city. He
said nothing about what this
might do to the morale of the
small states which have aligned
themselves with the West-and
nothing about what might happen
to legiOns of Germans who have
cOOperated with us in the admins
tratiOn of our interests in Ger
many.
Equally important, say those who
fear the Progressives may under
mine our present bipartisan for
eign policy, is the fact that the
party's platform did not say a
single, solitary word in opposition
to Soviet aggression. Even a very
mildly wOrded plank, which would
have put a little of the blame for
currnet world troubles on Russia,
was defeated. By contrast, this
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-13
EPWORTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cannon and
daughter Betty attended a family
reunion at Riverdale on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Veasey
of Harbeson spent Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. LOOck-
erman and daughter.
Callers for the past week at the
home of Mr.. and, Mrs. J. C. Loock-
erman and daughter were DR.. Rob
ert H. Richards, L. L. D., of Will
mingtOn, John H. Richards of Alb
erdeen, Md, Mrs. Addison Card
ner of POmptOn Plains, N. j., Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Richards, Mrs.
Hugh Vincent and daughter, Ruth
Ann, of Pennington, Mrs. Grace
Noble and Mrs. Arthur Johnson
of fredericksburg, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Handy of fredericksburg, Mrs.
Charles DickersOn and daughters,
Sara and Rosa, Mrs. Glenna Adams.
Granville Morris, Rawlins Stuart,
Mrs. Roland Nelson and Mrs. Chas.
Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Nelson en-
tertained at a family dinner on
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mel
son and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard SpeiCher and children and
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-13

The political battles will be bit
ter this year, with no quarter
given. A Republican party which
has been on the outside for 16
years is as unified as it has ever
been in it's history. Mr.. Truman,
despite the obvious aura Of pessi-
mism that pervades his party,
seems honestly convinced that he
can win, and is obviously deter
mined to seize upon every Oppor-
tunity that might put the OppOsi-
tiOn in an UnfavOrable light. Some
analysts think that his stock has
risen substantially since his West
ern tour, fact which may also be
of service to the Republicans, by
cutting down the spirit of over
confidence which has made many
feel that the election is in the bag.
From certain points of view, the
Progressive Party convention was
the most interesting - and GER
tainly it was the most remarkable.
1t was apparently designed to COM
bine the best features of a crusade
and a carnival When Vice-presi-
dental candidate Taylor and his
family CrOOned before the micro
phones, something new in the way
of precedents must have been es-
tablished And, while the Repub-
lican and Democratic platforms
certainly went out on a long limb
in an attempt to offer as much as
possible to everyone, the Pro-
gressives put them in the shade.
Their platform assures world
peace, promises specialization of
basic industry even as it endorses
progressive" capitalism, pledges
the immediate elimination of any
and all injustices to minority
groups, and so forth. It was the
longest and wOrdiest of the three
platforms and by far the most in
elusive. 1t was, however, pretty
vague as to just how it's ObieCtives
are to be reached, and at what
cost to taxpayers.
1t would be folly to deny the
fact that Mr.. Wallace has many
sincere and impassiOned support
ers. Other people are amused
and still others are revOlted. It is
perfectly possible that the ticket
will receive between 100000 and
i1O,000,O00 votes. In any case, NJ
Wallace will make an aggressive
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-13
Island Rule Brings
Protest

SYDNEY up Outspoken
Englishman says he is on his way
back to London to tell the Colonial
Office that administration in the
Solomon Islands "is rotten, impOs-
sible, and criminal" The critic is
Coleman Porter, a former director
of education for the islands. He
resigned this year.
The island authorities, Porter
says, are more concerned with the
dignity of their position, the life of
ease, and their future pensions,
rather than the betterment of the
island people and the rehabilita-
tiOn of the area. Porter says he had
letters of complaint signed by mis-
siOnaries, officials, planters, and
business men to present to the
British Government.