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Evening star., 1948-11-09

Branch of the Government. Mr..
Hoover Is the commissions chair
man and master mind. selected for
this role by the Eightieth Congress
which created the commission. He
has taken his task seriously, con-
vinced Of its importance and hope
full, 1t is said, Of making it some
thing Of monument to himself in
the field Of public service. To that
end he has not only exercised his
authority as chairman to staff the
commission with experts of his own
choosing, but has acted himself as
director Of one Of its most important
projects; study Of the office of the
President and its relation to the
Departments and Agencies.
Language I'm Resolution.
Above all, the former President
has dominated the thinking of the
Commission in the realm of political
philosophy. It was not contem-
plated In the beginning that the
Commission should enter this realm.
The joint resolution creating 1t,
introduced by Representative Clar-
ence Brown Of Ohio and Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge Of Massachu-
sets. had stressed efficiency and
economy as the objectives sought.
But there is language in the reso-
luton which permits the commits
sion to recommend abolishing some
government functions II 1t should 80
desire.
There are many functions Of the
Government, developed during the
New Deal days, that MIR. Hoover
unquestionably would like TO see
abolished. In all sincerity he has
felt that under Presidents Roose-
welt and Truman an alien philosophy
has been introduced into the Ameri-
Evening star., 1948-11-09
# Out of go Responded
Financing of Truman Campaign Put
Heavy Burden on Loyal Party Leaders

| politics or financing a campaign
Secretary Forrestal is q former part.
ner In the Wall Street frm Of
Dillon Reed.
Navy Secretary John Sullivan, a
Democrat, contributed $2,5o0' and
helped raise other funds, never
turned down a request to make q
speech and did make 16 effective
speeches, usually in States where the
Senate races were close.
Moderately Helpful
War Secretary Royal, a North
Carolina Democrat, made some
speeches in the South where he wa.
useful. He is rated as moderately
helpful.
Air Secretary symington, DEM
ocrat, contributed generously and
also helped in Congressional races
He was not asked to speak as he is
not an effective political speaker.
Treasury Secretary Snyder and
his family contributed $1,000 which
is probably the largest outlay by
any family for the Truman cam
paign. He refused at first to speak
but in the later stages Of the cam
paign made an effective tour to
the West Coast, talking to small
gatherings of specially selected key
people.
Secretary of State Marshall was
not asked to participate in the
campaign.
Secretary of Commerce SAWYER
contributed $1,000, but no other as
sistance.
Secretary Of the Interior Krus
gave nothing to the finance COM
mittee and did not take their tele-
phone calls. His inspection trips
which the Republicans deplored a.
political did not seem very political
to the Democrats.
Attorney General Clark, Secretary
of Agriculture Brannan and Secre.
tary of Labor Tobin, are given -four
stars.
It is felt that Postmaster Genera
Donaldson, a career man, did what
he could, which couldn't be a great
deal.
Ex-Secretary Harold L. Ickes
didn't give any of the money ot
which he has plenty but he made
helpful speeches. (He complained
that the newspapers didn't pay
enough attention to them, too.)
Gave to Legal Limit.
w. Averell Hartman, another
Wall Streeter, now special repre-.
sentative in Europe of the Eco.
nomic Cooperation Administration
gave to the legal limit and was
nice about it. Cornelius Vanderbilt
Whitney, Assistant Secretary Of the
Air Force and holder of another
great American fortune, was gen.
erous." Assistant Secretary of the
Navy for Air, John Nicholas Brown
also a millionaire, gave $1,000 anc
so did his wife.
Ambassador to Great Britain
Lewis w. Douglas, who is usualls
described as a copper millionaire
was asked TO contribute but did not
do so. He Is a Democrat.
Undersecretary of State Robert
Lovett, who has and who married
a great fortune, is a Republican
He was not asked to contribute anc
did not do so.
Bernard M. Baruch, who earned
the Presidents ire for refusing tt
serve as finance chairman and got
a sassy letter back, generously aidet
many Senators and Congressman al
usual. The congressional commit.
tees are grateful to him no matter
what the President feela
The committee was delighted ir
more ways than one toward thu
end Of the campaign when small
checks started coming in from far.
mers. It gave them their first rea
hope that the farm vote could be
theirs.
Evening star., 1948-11-09

having quite a Henry MeLemors.
time for themselves. Men were
scrubbing one another's backs,
ladies were chatting and laughing
as if they were at a bridge luncheon,
and children were scampering about,
letting the suds fall where they
would.
Reads Up on the Rules.
I have read up on the rules OF
Japanese bathing and they are as
complicated as those for interna-
tional polo. There is no such thing
as just darting into the bathroom
and jumping in the tub. That's
not done at all, and such behavio,
would earn a fellow social ostracism
the second he did it. The approach
to the bathroom must be leisurely,
even though you are as naked as a
jaybird and the winds are whistling
down the corridor. AS you stroll
along you should take time out to
admire the view from the windows,
study the classical arrangement OF
the flowers, and bow to passing
land completely clothed) fellow
guests.
Once inside the room where the
tubs are located you should choose
your scrubbing partner, the idea be-
ing that after he has soaped you
down and doused you with water
ladled from the tub, you are to do
the same for him. No one uses soap
in the tub. The water must be
left as clean as you find it. In
short, the tub is for soaking.
The water in Japanese tubs is
hotter than q fleeing convict. Yet
10 yell ouch" when you first lower
yourself into 1t is to commit a
faux pas Of the highest order. Even
II your skin falls of, you are sup
posed to smile and act as if 1t were
bit chilly. And under the rules
Of the game you are not supposed
Evening star., 1948-11-09

HSN B e z III e U
hopeless, Presi-
d e mt Truman
invited a group
of so Democrats
to the White
House.
About Al re-
sponded. T h e
President put
the situation to
the m plainly
and asked them
to do what they
could. TIL e y
C ose Loui i S
johnson, ex-
G Anrof oru nf
Evening star., 1948-11-09

the winter, is
Herbert Hoover,
form er Presi-
dent. He seems
likely to be de-
feated in the
matter Of the
Hoover Report,
due to be pre-
sented to Con-
gress January 13.
This, by its
formal title, will
be the Report
of the Commits
sion on Organ
ization of the
u xp . ~ ! Z No -
Evening star., 1948-11-09

III The AQpl-
sorry Council of
the r e p ublic.
The council Is
comparable to a
certain extent
to our Senate,
although 1t has
not the same
legislative pow
ers.
The present
government will
have greater diff
hculty in having
its laws ratified
by that body
than in the ma ST
Evening star., 1948-11-09

room is just as
public as the
lobby, and I am
too old - fash
ioned to stroll
in there as if 1t
were q Rotary
meeting or a
Madison Square
Garden rally and
soaping
down.
I have peeked
in the place and
t he Japanese
reeneS m he
Evening star., 1948-11-09
By LopeH Mellett

One other statesman who may be a
victim Of last Tuesdays landslide,
although the returns in his case
won't be in until sometime during
Evening star., 1948-11-09
McLennore
Finds Hotel Bath
As Public as Lobby
By Henry McLemore

BEPPU. Japan.-It looks as If
I am going to leave this part OF
Japan without taking a bath.
In the hotel where we are stay
Evening star., 1948-11-09
By Constantine Bro,pn

The supporters of Gen. Charles
de Gaulle, strong man" of France
have obtained a smashing victory
by becoming the strongest group
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Bv Doris FIeeSon

When the great financial drought
covered the Democratic National
Committee and relief from Southern,
industrial and other normal chan
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-29
Mr.. Oscar Gross,
1862 Linnet Avenue,
Cleveland II, Ohio.

Bon BEN $4,000 suselaiiencn
8oHs6eutid)en ioQte Elm gut Ieil
Sidbenbiirser Satien iein. - Gs
bdnet bon lnts nb, ipierielen mir bel.
fen ipollen. 3iierit n,n6 oie Megie-
ring tuiifen, mas fir einc Giiotd ,pir
bedniprnd,en. Dar,trt nniere Bite
nm m0elihft uieIe AppIifoticren.
Ties lit Ser erite Sdritt, ser iofort
9etat tperben ml,b. Die Sragcbcaen
'iino einfad. sfiiIIt lie aus iinn iditt
fie elm.
@enn iie elm giee,,tiinicr BOZ,
@runobGis ii,,b in Siebenbiirgen
ODER ourh grbfdaft' buSu beredtiai
Ifis,b. Damn reeiitrierm iie iid Bel
Midnel g. sdrntSt, 2512 @. 1us-
carabos Ct, Canton, O6io, gan,
5elei6 ob fie fd)on eiren Mniprud &c.
mnht bnben INIT ir9etlo tpelhcn Mn.
toritdten. @enn fie 0ies regiffrieren
eeben iie on ob fie fdoon Mniprud,
eemaM o6er nidt. bentt tpie fie tpii'
ZEN 1T Der 15. 9eptcsmbcr l94S oie
Gnolinie fin Giacntnms- Anipriide.
GIio, banSeln fie iest. .,..,,. .,,s.
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3ipeis 81.

Mm 5. Mueuit. I'm 7:30 l1bi
obenbs finoet bie reeelnldBiee Ser.
funtmlune oes S,peie 81 in Garl
Moies Sap Sfoom, 1899 @ratio1
Npe. itatt. Oieienigen NtitgIieber,
Die nit ibren 9eitrdeen riifitGnbie
iinb tpefben frel,nSlidlt eriubt un>
8dbeten, iih in oieier Gerianrmlunq
eiitifebeno su MAIDEN, oenn feline,
bon iins apeiB mas bon beute bis NOR.
gen eeidrben fann. sllhd MAIDEN
mir ole Nfitelieoer allf Sen 1S. SSlli
aufmerflafn, oenn es lit oas erIte
Bidnid Ser ssl,eenb in bieiem Sabr
unb es -ioIlte iih foer Sad,ie es 5ur
Mufeabe MAIDEN bieien Tos 81 re.
ierpieuen. 9ie Detroiter Suaeno hui
ibre Tflift bis iett eetan uno nun
bdnet es bon atns allen oh, bieie uu=
iere Sl,eeno 5u i,nteritiisen.
Midoel 1eutldl Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-29

s4m Ietten Srnntag baften bic
8eumtcn bes 9ittberm @elief for
9raniplpania Soron. Snc.. etnc Gp.
aialbetidnmnli,ns I'M OHtfette Sud,=
fenbeim mt iiber oie Giiapanberungs
angeIegenbeif sn berdten imo Shrit.
tc au iittfernebn,en bic Gin,pnnberrng
nnierer bcinratloien sabfen Wriioer
imo Sftueitern 81 belfen ,tah Mme.
rita ein3uinos1oern inn dtd bier eine
neue &eintaf au eran6en. Gs ipurSe
beidloifen 6ieIe Mteelegenbeit in bte
&an6 5ii ,ebmen 1ir,6 In Banington
i'm Sntereie nnferer leibenoen bet.
h,dtloien Wonseei,oiien Shritte 81,
tun. Somit tperoen irniere yertrctcr.
alio elm @omitee nnferer Orguniid.
fion idon auf oe,n Siege nod Moih-
ingtom fein urn uniere @eeiftrotion
eintrasen 5u Iaifen. @as oas 0omitee
credit un6 auseeridptet bat n, Nsuib.
inston in Sntereiie Der Ginaponbe-
rung unferer bcin,afloien Sad)icn
U,crocn mir aud hrihtcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-29

1. Iua,tit: Yidnid bes Jralcu
8creins 3apeip % am tpobIbefanrten
@idliffe tNas. ~
8. Mlt8ltit: S.pim,ning Wcct Ser
Z. g. S. y. Oiefer Gag lit Ser Sod.
ientae inn ssoora Yarf. gllle Sodie,
bon mob l,no fern iinb berslit6t elm
eelaoen gu bieiem alliibrIiden Sag
Ser BON Sen iiineeren 8riioern uWs
sdrpeitern nerdnitaltet miro. Dieie,
Gag ut itnmer Elm erober grfole
@ir tuollen finter ,mern Sunior:
iteben unb ibnen Surf uniere .g!t,
apeieitbeit 5eigen, bnB mir ibre riei;et
slrbeit id)Geen. eIlio ,,itbt pergeiser
oen Sadientaa im Soora ssorf unS
nit rSdapimm Meet ncrtunoen.
@er miro Die arone oes eicaes
forttrogen @er 'piro Die Sahicn.
foniein iein9 "
IA. g,ie,tit: Serren.Abenb. YIN,
Widliffe NIab miro ON Samstag.
ben ii. Mugl,it nnier eriter Serrcn.
Mbenb itottfinoen. Nur bie M1nner
iinb 81 bieiem stben0 tpiIlfommcn.
Wir pollen ein:naI ieben ,pas mir
Manner obne Die Jrauen tun fonnen.
tgs miro aIlerbano ltnterbaItl,ng &C.
bcten. Sineen ,,r,b edit briiSerlid)
Gomiifes miro an oieiem Mbenb aez
bcten allen oie bon ibren ssrauen al,
oieiem 9lbeno frei tperoen fon,en.
Seoen 0onnerstae, Inn Z llbr
obenos in ser sddienbaue finoct
Sd,atipiel, gottrae umo gririid,,
i,neen fir alle ainber bon iehs Sab
rem biirauf itatt. 9fa6 Der llnterbaI-
tlna prrben Die &inoer oeutide uno
eneliihe 2ieoer. 0ieier ainoerbpr
modt id,one Tortid,ritte a,no miro
am Saneerieit in Canton, Chic. bcs,,
Elrblifim seieen ,pas iie eeleiitet ba-
ben.
aranf barnieber lieeen: 8ruber
Comp Mruifnaf. Gris 9nau. Geo.
Stoffeno, NIbert 9rotIefi. gruSer
bein 8eiuh lit oft bie bette Meoesin.
Gas Bidnid bes 3apeie 80 ipirb
i'm Muguit ab9ebalten. Gin Datum,
lit nod nidt ieitseiest. aber Elm tiid,.
tiees &omitee lit id)on ernannt nor.
oen. gaberes ipdter.
v. s. Seu, Sefrr.
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fir bic @onpention. Damn am tS.
Mrgltit beeiitnen mir ipieoer nit Den
|Smeproben. llniere 5erien iinb ba'
init sn Gnoc. ySir boffen oaB mir
nit rniern Ghcr .pieoer alitretei,
foilnen r,tidites Sabr 1T Grie, Ya
gum S1ngerieit. SufNee nno 2ltIrd
nod ser Seriammlung.
9l,nu Winfler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-29
Vi&nid.

Gs iinb if)on mebre Subre per.
goneen feit Ser Srauen &eretn bon
Yoingstotpn elm Nidnid abeebalten
bat, 10 nod 8eihlnB tpollen mir lpie
ser einnlal aae uniere Sor9en ,,no
8etriibniiie bereeiien unb apie in al.
ten 3eiten Elm @olbfeit abbaIten rno
81 oieiem laSen mir ale mlere
Greuitoe bon nah urb fern elm, Sas
nteint alle: Sung un6 alt sfuh pos'
nnfern @od)baritd6ten Garreq. Stiles,
SuIem fontmt ale unb lobt ei,re
Soreeft 5n &nus. Wir boben uns
lange nift mebr geieben i'm eriinen
WaIo. Wdnte uno Stiible iino genuq
"a, 10 bab oie alten fid ibon 5uian1.
meniesen fonner, a,nb lid ollerIei er.
5ablen. Sir Die, 1an5lutloen pirf
cine quite Mltif 3um 1an5en ba fem
Sir Die 0inoer BettIauvn uno Spic.
le alier Mrt. sln See Cream un6- Bpt
10 tuie Wiener uil6 Sauerfraut ,piri
es alid nid)t feblen. AldJ fir lmiers
D'Gnner miro eeioret. ggir laoer
no6mols elm. 8rinet suten Sumo,
nit. Der Gag: Somntae. 1. Nuguit
ianhmiftogs. Hlat: SadNen,polo IN
8tdltffe. mir boffen reht nielc be-
|griiben 5u f6nnen. t
Ods aouitee. Sc. MoM.
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2l',s Ntles. Otae
0robes 4idnid.

Ser 3tpeig 20 bdlt elm grobe!
Yifnid am 1. Mugllit, iuo5u olle Ytit
gl2oer uno isreulrbe eineelaoen iine
Die ainOer aperoen freie 1idets er
balten unS piele Ireiie rperoen aus
aegeben. go bite fommt aQe Uni
IoBt uns miteinanoer oieien Conn
tag oerihonern fir uniere &ulSer
Mud fir Die sllten miro eeiorgt, !!
bite fommt ale ppn mob lln0 ferl
in unierm @drten an III Belmon
Mpe., Viles, ohio. Gin tiihtiges SEQ
mitee miro an Der Mrbeit fem. SSn
aomitee iinb Ole 8riioer: MnSp 4,l
neid). Gbfpdro 0upib, Suit SGul
ler, 2reb Beroer, Sob gmrid.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-29
A,,s 6arY. Jr,Siai,a
Smeis 40.

Sic regel1tldfsWe geriamn,lung
oes 3tpeie 40 miro am 12. Mngilt
II llbr nadmittags INT Sadlenbeln
abacbaIten. Sym aonlitee aaTfee mi
|audrn 81, eroieren limo: Sille gln
ser, Wtaria 8inber, @ettp S'Donatel
Relion, Mmalia 9erthoIo, Sonnd
Carlton, 8ettp Glulr>e, Wareare'
Carlton, Morie @inoer lit Sorfebe
rin bon oieiem &omitee.
sllle Sdneltern Die Witgliebe'
iino bonn 3tpeie 40 lollten iid) gut
iteheno halten nit Sem Gercin uni
Central @crbano.
slm 90 Muauit, 1880 llbr abenSs
miro ins Sud)ienbeim cine Iebr MIDI
tiae Spesial. .@eriamnli,na elnbe
ruTen. aommt alle es lit Ii!r ei;er gut
oem 8roB- -Erdlioent Sobn goltbes
| miro in unierer Witte iein.
Mae bieienigen gltern. Die i'm =
g. &imberlcae &inoer baben icllet
/! !oie ainoer am 81. Mugi,it, 80 l(br
obcnos ms Sahienbeim bringen. gr
bicicm Mbeub geben oie Deputies
Irm Moria llridel mS slnna Saltt
Elm Eortn. slaes lit frei. eltern
brmtat alle eure &inber, briltgt ald
neue Mitslieber NIT. Ole Deputies
Iino aerne beretf 8inber in Ser 8
9. ainberIoae einsuihreiben.
Cara Slion, Sefr.
3ipeig 10.
Die regelmdBigc Gerlnlnmlrna
,plro om ~. slugult. / ;tbr nadunit-
tass. inn Sabierbe!m abgebalten.
SIN 9pmitee &aifee unS &ufen IL,
ierpieren iinb: 5i0ie ginber, Wiaria
9inoer, 9ettp S'Icnnel ySelion,
amaIiu @ertboIo, SSorEa &nrlipn,
@eitp Glnuoe, Wurgaret Carlton
Maria gilber lit @orlteberin.
SIR baben cine SGrueiter, Suian.
no 8ottlhliue aui Ser &rcntenliitc.
Tas &ranfenfpntiiec, Mil3re6 Stud.
aro uno GtheI WonSel itno gepetel
bieie franfe Sduceiter SIT belut5en.
slGe Mitelieoer prr 3n eig 40 linb
gebeten iih gutiteb'aS 81, MAIDEN bel
bem 6. g. llnb auA l:::f BEN nloEai,
lidsn geitrii9en.
Cara Slion. Stfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-29
NuS Salem. Ohte
3tueig 18
'ronitaltet letn j1brlides

Vi6nif
am / alug,tit. gs iinb ale Mitglieber
bonn 3,peie 1S alno 19 eebeten bieicn1
Nidnid bei5ntpobnen. IS lit hies rit
ein3iee ltnterboltuna i'm Sabr tpos
Der 0erein bot uno ser Meinertraa
miro Der @ereinsfaie aufIieBen. 9ilii
bite fonntt einnnal aGe uno 1lrter'
Itiist oen gerein.
Cute Muiif, 2,lnh l,no Grfriid)un
gen tuerben bon einem tiid)tieen &o'
mitee beiorgt.
Der gintritt lit 70 nieorig oaf
ieoe YerIon es erforoern farm.
@ir bitten audi nm 8eiuh bon I'M
fern Nad,baritdoten MIliance, Can
ton, youngstown. GarrelI. sie,r
Cattle unb Stiles. gitte fcrtnt uni
ipenoet einen semiitIif,en Sag mil
uns. 0san freirt iid) imner rbieIe oltt
uno quite sSrel,noe qu begriiBen.
sllIo bite fommt nad Salem orr
1. Guguit.
ltnieren frat,fen Serrn l,no sSrm
8eorg &lamer ipelf)e iebr franf iino
tpiinifen mir bon enn3ent &erjer
buloiee 8eiieruNe.
ltnicre nddJfte Verlammllng trirt
Greitag. ben 13. MueitIt. 8 ub,
aben1s ubgebnlten 8itte ben Tat,,m
iid) an merfen.
&afb. 8lneih, Sefr.
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Mlld, bdben mir ,tnitrn nel,en
&aI1entpirt petpdblt:: 0rmoer Moolf
2oib ST. gr peripraA Sus 9t|te su
tnn. Gris S6en. Sefr.
Hamlelher Benefit
picfnicf
Am %. NnBmft 1948.
4,sS 11etU G0ftle, "a.
3meie 25.

Gs biene allen WeitgIiebern BON
3meie 25 uno 3tpei9 % s,rr geot)=
riht, Bob mir aetncinltnftlih Elm
Yifni6
Sonntae, BEN 1. Mne,,it. in Dem if,o,
men Sommerbeim oes gintraht Sc
ioneperein abbalten.
alle Mitelieoer beioer 3tpeiee TO.
tuie ibre SamiIien Iino beralih ein-
eeIaoen i,nb erh,d)t iif bieien Gag
frei at ntuden. Gs lit Elm tiihtiaes
&ontitee an Ser Mrbeit nm alien @.
Iiherm cine reht quite Seit 3u seieen.
glio tpenn iie einen gerniitlideu
Gag perleben tpollen, 10 fommen iie
am 1. sll,gult su oem Eidnid i,no
brin9en iie einen scfiint &olb unS
euten S,,nor NIT.
@eore 8ooenborfer, Sefr.
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0as naidbrlite Nplbieit nit
@ottesSienit miro auh oies Satr
spie ale Snbre am erlten Scnntoe
i'm Mleuit ubgebolten rno s,par in
Soronio Gurf. @ir MAIDEN onrou
iest ifon a,fmerfiam rno eriuher
Die lieben 8emeinoeglieoer uno ibrt
Jrelinbe oieien Sag fiir Sieies al
iabrlid)e 8eiianuteniein su reierpie.
rem. Gen 5lpeiten Spnntna I'M guaui
iinb Damn @emeinoeferien. (aeint
@ottesbienite nno Sonntaaidu,Ie).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-29
3ipeie 10.

Mlle Mitglteber bonn Stueig 10
iin6 eri,.ft am 6. Mu9nlt III Der regcf,
ref,ten HerFnmn,lung .a6enbs 8 llbr
3u erfheinen. gs fins ycipitIe bring.
ettbe Nnnfte icfort 81. erlebigen.
8itte ai,f MIDI tau bergeiien ii6 in,
0otnEpereif rno Central Ecrbant
|gutftcbeni' 5,t r,dber.
Wir :';:iribcn unitren slDei @rii
bern @e1-d yrt!'d,ling ans Mcnre
alamey :.c.fe c''i Der Grar:cnl:lt,
iinD. Ibdloige @eiRiung. bninit liz
redt bulb tpie6e- nit uns iein f0nnen
Siinnn &ailB, Seer.
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Ginlabnne an ale golfsscnoHen

Ginlabnne an ale golfsscnoHen
81 ben Spcrtirielen lnierer i1d.
iiifen SneenS Der :. g, s. ". i'm
id0nen Sbora Torf, yonnaSta,un, 8.
Sonmtaa, ben 8. MnsmH,
hGIt Die Z. g. 5. u. if1r esi11riacs
Neftih,pimnar ab, perbunoen nit
Sem gonteit ober @cttinrn fir Sic
iddtiiihe 8oniein oes Sobres 1948,
allo oas id,0nite M6ohcn miro an
oieRm Gag ee,pdbIt ,perSen unS
tpenn mir elm eutes 8iIo bon ibr
lrebnen fonnetL miro es al,tb I'M
8olfsblutt erifeincn.
10 ltbr bornittaas Sfspimmen
IL ltbr Mitta9eiien.
Der eigene 9eifnidforb 1T boree,
3oeen, ieoer nod 8eliebcn. ooer Ser
Sei6elbere 8iergorten I'M ssoora
Hdrf.
2::30 ltbr nabntittass Nadipiel.
6 l1br abenos gpntett unS 1anS
int Sadienbetm.
MqeS in olLent. .es ipiro bon iniern
@inSern in Oo,'nsstospn aGes oa-
ran gelegt ieSem Mntpeienber es ic
gemiitIib 3u MAIDEN tpie mir ln5glith.
an bieiem nel,en Sahrntae. Bitte
ia nur bor5uipreden um oas NG5ei.
hen, bamit man ieoen fehnt. bob er
ODER iie ben Sa1ien aneebort ,mh
infolgeoeiien elm pollfortnenes gfedi
an biefem Tag I'M Sooru Rarf bat.
Mit treui1diifd)em @pub inn
Namen .bcs 9eationaI 3omitees.,
s .. f'>n @eore -Deppner.
IL b -
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3meia %.

es 0icne allen Sttpeitern situl
9sohridt. oob unfre nGdJfte Ser
iammlung um 8. N1,euit itatfiinSe1
uno oa bic Slteeno an oieiem Conn
tae ibr Sfpuinurrfeit bat. iollten tpil
ihon nm 2 llbr anfaneen aui oas
mir nit uniern 8eiddften baIo iertiq
tper6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-29
0etroit Sanger nue ;srcnnbc.

Sim Counting, Sen 7. 9tn9lit, I'm
7 llbr abenbs bat Der Soronia Gem,
Ghor ein .3,,inmnlarfunin'ei: unr
ltnterbaItline eeplant, sic I'M caro-,
mia Nsdrf. an ii Miic hoah itnttfil,s
BET. @ne dftinen, puiiipcr ino irii,
here SGngcr lno SGhoerinnen rmo
6relmoe iino ber5lid, eingeloben.
Wir arollen llltferr Gbur aui.
ba,,en. Werte MitsIieber uno srcun.
De, tpenn ibr nod, etros bobt i'm Ser
sen bonn beutId)en 9ica unN lpant
nod einen Gbor baben bier in Sc.
troit, ebt lit Die 3eit end on,Mcbiic.
BEN gair erparten iie tperber iih
pieber an ben Gbpr anid)licben Of
t,oe coer poiiipe, buB mir unieren
Gbor oufbalen tpie er fpnr Suhre
5uriid. Sir oieie Eartie bite meloet
euh an BEL Sbomos Seiler. Gel:
BGnice 9.2441 nidt ip1ter ,sie @titt.
mod, Sen 4. Mueult. aaes 1T frei fir
biefen Mbeno.
Mnna 0infler, Sefr.
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2lus 111artins Serry, o.
3mets IL.

3wets IL.
0en StapcIHrn utb @riioern
biene 5ur eef6aisen Na1ridt, oab
Die nGd,Ite @e-ianmIl,ns Sonntag,
oen 1. Mnsuit 2 llbr nad,Inittoas
abaebalten miro unb tpenn mOglid)
Iollten ale Mitelieber bieier Ser
Iammlung beiipobnen. gs iino MIDI
tise 9eidIite u. erleoiaen.
Geo. 2. 3rdmer, Sefr.
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2laS 81. fetats. 111iKSsari
3meis Is.

IlIcn Miteliehern oiene 3lir &C.
fduigen Nahrid,t, oab unuiere Ser.
iammlllng Sonntos. Sen I. Mneuit.
8 ltbr nahmittaas Itattfinoet inS
icmit iinS alle NfitgIieoer eriuht
Sieier 8eriammll,ne bei3ulpobnen.
u. Sub, Sefr.
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Sadientae perbunoen NIT Sd,minm Rarnipal
am 8 2lueust i'm .
Ioord Ddrf III Uounosfonon Ohio

Dr Cog miro e. g s a. ncronoltet aoiyet ms ale
nersn t,nec gribern uno Sdeiern seiscn bob mir tire
dpee Mre erfsnen nnb ,nteriben lie in nan ipir nit
beteiaen gnr pn uir binter bnen est rben peroen mir
ea rob ein bab lie mrs Dcronaebn Nr tenn pir es init
linen no rerben mir lie bel ms bebaten nS ne Snftft
9obt nns oe f,ft rfen nit nit 0orte ionbern nit
9aten Wir broiten oieie hmee 9ra in unrm Werensten
2aBt l1s nie pergcifen Nnd apr paret ennlaI jung.
Mo Der gneit lon ir Did Der aQerpdee Dotm en a,f
oeinem Sommer olenOer Sn ynnnestctpn 6ora Nar "a
noet on Die nfinftsen 6brer oenes SadiepoIfes aomm
hno lei toIa nit ibren
- ,".. a~5 81 s. 9en, Scfret6r
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Has pe,si,sstesv,,. 0)tie
dir 4ers nab sinn.

Die t,dddte Veriommliine oes
3meig 80 finbet am Greitde. ben 6
augitif. punft 8 ltbr itatt. Aae Brit
oer finb n1fs ber5li&ite qebeteh Die
fer Derianrmtung bsi5,Apctnen.
@i6tige Daten, 1ic mir aae re-
.ierbieren iollen: