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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Gumoob Gitr, $a.
Ct XauI'S Gb. Quthernn GhnrAj

Yaitor Mnbreas Nagelbad5. 300 Sod
Ctr. - Sell: 731s@. Sonnta9sibule
9:3O tlbr; 1890 Gn9Iii6er 8ottesbienit; !;
11:45 Oe,tf1er @ottesbienft. Seber>
mann bersIid ipillfonmen.
@irbenratsiitnns iebeu lebten Sams>
tag in, Monat z llbr abenbs: Sonntaes
ihulIebrersSibuno ieben britten Sonns
tag i'm Ionat. $3.50 ubr morgens.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
0arb, sSnbiana

0arb, Snbiaaa
Ce1tf&e @. 2mt9er. &snternS. .4tr9A
Q6e IL. ape. mmb sfiAmpre gts.
Yfsrrfr Nuenit q. GiiHtino. 107e
8iumore Ctr. lei: 2S551. SebsA
Sonntag y ilhr pormitta8S Srnutaos
f1ule. ! llbr enalif@er @otteSbtemR
II ubl dtiter @ottesbienf.
due tbcrtihen @la,iben30enonen
oeut1Eer .n6 eneliiGer 8unee In @arS
uno unt9ebuna iinb Az ben WotteSbtens
'tcn beralid, einaela6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

q. HanlnS Qtr4e. Hsrent 9be.
1916 Ycrent Nbe., Dinbfor. 8dnaDA
0otteeSierit In ben. Spnlusermcnofea
bon S--1O llbr norulitfd0s. Scnnioe
tcuIe bon 1O-11 Ilar bormttta9S. 81
ben erften Montae i'm Rondt 2trdeas
rats sS,Suno. Seben erften 0onner9tol
&snts inn Tonat Sralien Ueretn e.
ssnA. NIIe Bolts. uno @lonbenS0enoKe(
ftnb aerdIi6 tpilfoulmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Tbieass, SainsiS
G. 9e,lA Qen:etnbe.
1856 Somer Street

fOCO VUIItSH O1IVVI
Eaftor 8. s. 9rebe. Chicago 80. 50
Qor,er Ctr. Seben Sonntae llbr Conn,
tdgi4ule. 10 11tr enelifder @ottesbienit
II ubr beuti9er @ottesbienE.
Gir laben ale @IaubeasgenoRen uni
8re,lnoe berali4 Elm az ben @ottes'
bieniten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Kireteft.K Keit3ert

Ktr2eitsK Kc1t3ert
Senior air4endores Der Gp. 2ut6.
ct. Sobannes.0 0emeinbe
l6. Iai 1913, aufans 4 ltbr nadm.
in Ser
g. Sobannesfirde, 757 Gbbb @b.
unter Der 2eituns bon
Hrof. &uSoIf g huiter
Hrosramm
l. Festvcrspiel in C-Dur ............
-. DR.. w. Volckmar, op. o14
OrgelsoO -. Prof. r. Schuster
2. Ave verum (Liebe die fucr mich
gestorben) ......... W. A. Mozart
Senior Kirchenchor
3. Water unser ............. G. Krebs
Sopran.Sol0 80. A. Gramp
4. Komm komm, du Geist des
Lebens ............ Gust. Fleischer
Duett:
X. Folberth (Alt). G. Folberth (Ten.)
5. Fdrchte dich NIGHT. F. Mendelssohn
Aus "Elias"
Senior Kirchencho4
6. Honor and Arms 80. G. F. Handel
From the Oratorio "Samson"
Bass-Solo ...... M. Melzer
Z. a. Wonn de FrEhjohrslaftcher
gohn .......:........ r. Schuster
By Wonn dc Bietklok Uefschid
nit ................ r. Schuster
Duett:
M. Krech (l. Ten.).. j. Guip G.. Ten.)
S. BY the Brook ....... r. Boisdsffre
Organ-Solo -. Prof. r. Schustcr
9. Feierlicrer Glockenklang (Salve
Regina) .............. TIL. Eckcrs
Liedertafel Gem. Chor
10. Selig sind die verfolgung
leiden Aus "Evangelium"
................ w. Kienzl
Sopran-Solo 49,. NJ. Guip
II. Gehct hinaus in allie Welt ......
.................. Oh. Gabriel
Senior Kirchenchor
IL. BY the Waters Of Babylon 80.
................... c. T. Howell
Tenorsolo 80. E. Liedtke
13. Unsere Ahnen ........ r. Schuster
Senior KirchenchOr
IA. o Lord, be Merciful =. H. Bartlett
Soprano Solo -. Marg. Foisel
l5. "Now are we Ambassador -.
.................. F. Mendelssohn
From "St. Paup
Duett:
G. Folberth (Ten.) M. Melzcr (Bass)
IL. Gottes Macht und Xorsehung ....
.............. L. v. Beethoven
Senior Kirchenuhor
l7.~Jubilate Dec" Postludium 49,.
................ A. j. Silver
Orgel-Solo -. Prof. R. Schuster
9sad) Dem aon%rt Ieid)tes Mbenb.
e''en ilnee5iuungene ltnterbaltun9
'olpie Vorfiibrnne bon Silmen. Sic,
ture Sbotp). = &er5enlidt 9ienit,
naboem aperoen sic ne,xa aonfir-
rnanoen ilno ibre gltern ibre ;seier
beginner; ,po3u mir aue audi ein.
gelaoen iin6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
GpInubnS, Ohip

gDlnmbne, Ohto
Gbana. Gather. Dearttn 3ntter 9iSde,
Gde Dtsler unb dnn Strate.
Rfarrer g. q. 9euer. SeDen eomtoe
norittnes 9 ubr Sonnta0thuie; 10 lbr
eneItidjer gottesbienit; II 11tr bentf&er
@ottestienf.
Nue Glaube.,s9eno0en rnb ereu1t6e
ii;.b beraIid5 er,oeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
5raaen Herein: ser 9eatid. .@eaieinSe

6raaen Nerein, Ser 7eatiA. .@eaieinbe
y
Die nddite BeriammIuns finoet
9onnerstng ben 20. Nai, / ubr
no4mittags i'm gr6eeidob Der Sir.
DE ftott. ALE Mitslieoer fino eebeten
onhpefeno 5u iein. Gin leidter 2unA
BON aaffee iino SUDDEN spirb bon i'm.
fern @cburtstogsfinoern Mareoret
Niaer~ Qotb. Qiertfder. anna
4otidner uno Sui. Motb bor Der
.NcrialmnIuna ieuOicrt 6
- f,2uep atTp takp3v =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Nd)tnuA QieSertafel SGuaer.

aae Die nod nidt our gusfabrt
nod grie. g.. gum 5Oiahrigen Subj.
I6um. oos am 80. Mai itattfin6et, on.
eemeloet bdben moeen iid 6ei Sofia
8arbeiner, 766 Sit tO3. Str, an
naeIoen. Eel. 81. OtO4. Abfabrt BON
Dieite SadNenbeim am 80. @ai
Inn 10 llbr norgens.
ane saneer un6 sanserinnen
foaeii bon nun nn.jeoen Montaeobeno
diir Sinaprobe fommen.
Am is. @oi, 4 llbr nohnittaes,
beteiIiat fib Die Gillette 2ieoertaieI
am Ct. Sobannes airdenhor aon-
aert in Der airhe an Goop Moa6.
9m 8. Suni aber,6s oeranitaltct
bie 2ieoertnfeG i'm Citieite SadNen-
beinl ein Qartenpartie. Sm Qomitee
iino:. Nina DieboIo. aotb. 3afeI, 6.
pren1 uni. @egino Braun.
emma &auierman. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Scffpit. 9idiiaa1

0exti6e amb e6dttiAe Gp. q. 3etrxs.
Qtrd,e. WleRfielt 1nb @ssterrt elDe.
Yfarrer Sobonnes Gyntfh. 1921 0Iens
fieIb Gpe. EEL: Yingree 6206. Gn8s
Iii6er Uottesbienft 10 Qbr uormitta8s I;
Deutf&e un6 en0Iif3e Sonntdei&uIe iiu,
II lltr borntittagS. OsytS1er @ottess
bie,,t un, ii l1br bornitta9s. Seoen
Ietten GienStag bes O9onats 8irdens
rafsfitMns. Dur9 BE Commemorate
ieben britten Dienstae. fo,:ff ieben
britten SUnntae 0ra,iea Werein Oers
iammIune: air9en@uprobe ieben 6rets
taoobenb. .
Vie GIcubenseenufIen anb 8reunbe
iinb qer3lid eineeIaten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Bic. Better Gpanobid)


@atte bon Siebenbiir9er S6ddin ST.
|anna Gpanopih. Der 9odter bes boz
4pei SSobren beritorbetien @eore
Shuiter unb Grau Gbriitine Sdu.
iter, 3f58 Dit Sc: Ctr. GIepeIonS
Ohio. Seine iterblid)en lleberreus
|tueroen in elm panr Iasen bon 60
luntbus. o., aus .pebin oie acidRn
bon geetu Oorf sebra4t iuorAss it
nod gebelano iiberfiibrt un6 Ct
miro auf Dem Cate Dietp Jriebbof be,
ftattet ,peroen. Datum uno 9eit Sc,
2eidenfeier miro ipoter betannt &C.
ma&t tueroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
3ur Grtnnerut,o
an uniern gelieken Sater, 8ruB.
bater lmo 8atten
Ueor9 Sd)miter
Ueors Sdniter
geItorben am 8. Mai 1916 81 Glebe-
LAMB, Ohio.


lano, Ohio.
Seit 5iuei Sabren rrbit bu MIN
Sn fiibler Grbe Sd)ob,
Sod bic grinneriln9 an bid
ST BEL mir nod i,nrner grob.
llneripartet lam bein friiber Sob.
8enn id) aebenfe Der Ietten Stunbs
Mls ber 9ob idJIob beinen Nunb.
8o er 5errib nit rauber Sdnb
Infer Slid unb 2iebesbanb.
Nube fanft. Iieber @atte.
Sn fiibler grbe ShoH
@eniebe beinen Jrieben.
Ser Sob lit Nenihcnlos.
S6 tperbe ME pereeiien biH.
Drum rube ianft. ertparte mid.
Define oih ME peraeiienoen gntef,
&inoer uno @nttin
gbriitine Sdmiter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

I Gue l,itberif@en Wlaiibenaeenoi5es
beutf6er inb eneliider 8rnQe In Sars
rel, Sbaron ,lnb 11nt9eaent itnb az bea
0ottesbienfen berdIi6ft eiaeelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Calm, Ohis
9tam9elti6.4mtt. GmmaNhel 3ts9e,
COf kas><k llSaahtanh

EU1 Soutb Ut0aDWoD.
Raftcr sobn @auntdn. Sonntag5&uIe
fcben Sonntao 8 l1br borr1ittagS. 10 I'M
@ottesbienlt in Der 3anhcsipra6e. II
ltbr beuti1cr Gottesaicnff. Ser bert'
fife @ir1er 1rauen W.rein bat ant olpets
ter Rittipo1 ieben Nonat8, 8 n9r
abenbs. Verfdmmlun8. @ot,firmdnbens
ltnterridt (3lpeiidbrie) BON Septemt9
bts Oirerl,. 9ienstae uno 8reita8 udds
u,ittuoS ubr.
Nue GIaubenseenofen unb 0re,inbt
iiHb berali4 tpiulommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Qrduerndd,riht

sm 7. Nai limo 43 &rieestote oes
5lpeiten Beltfrieees nit oem 1rans.
porGGiff .0atprence Nictorp" in
9etu Yorf nngefommen. 6ornnter lit
ouh elm Glebelan6er,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

pomeneaS, ga.
Senffde Gb. 2ntb. e. SearRnS etr4s
222-224 OF 9. dbe.
Neb. 6reberid 6. NItboff. Baftor. 9eIes
ptcn: so. 1745. Sonnta8f9ule ntor0eIs)
$3.50 ubr. = @ottesbienit 1O:30 1l1r.
Vile @Iaubenssenoiien iinb berSIt8
tpiufommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

TarreH, aa.
0estt6e q. 2att. e. 4axInD. .etsda
721-26 Hru3t HE.
Yfdrrer Grtbur 9. Slant. Seben Conn.,
too 3 i19r borrtitta9s Sollntaef&uIe;
10 l1br eneltf4er; II llbr beuti&e'
@ottesbienff.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
EIeSelanb. Chis

.. .. GSans, 2ntt. q. Sspaxnes eir4.
Ydftor &cns 0oiiel. 7C1 gbbp Moab
Vel: WeuIberrp 0848. 8 lltr burmittaea
oeutt4er WOttesbtcnit. 10 llbr Conn,
tagi9ule. ii llbr eneliidet @oftesoienft.
Hutber 0i9o Mnoodt ,irb WerimnmIure
Sonnta8 1880 ubr abe,,bS. aonfirmnns
osnsl1nterr'9t unb beuts1e Sdnile an,
Sonstag uo,, 8 l1br pormittaes an. aIIe
@!aubensgenoifen finb Set5lt& eiaee'
Liben
GIebelanb @eh. - 9enti9 @emetabe.
48eh 80. ctr. unb Ni1art ape.
Sobannes Deutf9ldnDer ,inb Sobn 8
Deuf6ldnber. Pfarrer.
SonntaaS: 9 l1br pormittae. beuti9er
@ottesbienft. 10 llbr, Sonnta9f9uIe uni
@ibeIitulbe fir grpotiene. II llbr bors
nlittngS. gn8lii9er GotteSbtenit. 1880
lbr abenos, gneIif6er @ottesbtenit. -
8onfirmanben <ltnterri6t ieben CONS,
tag 10 11br bprmitta8s:: Se6ermann ber3.
LID uiufommenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
&snaea, ga.
1entt&e Qpans. -3mtb. q. 9eteros
Oemeiube, B. GtS.

Rfarrer 6ans q. 8. Simotett, 24l
dbams Ctr, Seo@efter, ga. feleptoM:
Mo4efter 1865. @ottesbienit $3.50 t14r
moreens; Sonnto8i9ule 1915 1tr. =
8raiien Werein WeriammluR9 dut letten
9onnerSta9 ieben NonatS, 8 11br abenD6
Sebern:nnn 1T berali@ iptQlcutu1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

0oisoIOSV uHt II. VIul lJ4( III
Yarma, Ohio.
Gin Sabr 1T i6on ber9anaen
Vergebens fudt bid mein Bid
Vie iebnfuhtspou aud bns YerIaugem
Gs bringt bid nimmermebr 5uriid
Nun rube ianft. Oh mir aud ipetnen
lnb Srauer unier 1er5 erfiiat.
Du baff ben etpisen Srieben
Der simmer bon bir tpeiden min
Sd rufe bir bon 9er3en au
Nube ianft in iiiber @ub. r 5s
Seipion,et bon oeinen bid etpia
lieben6en 3inoern uno @nttinf
sara ,. s4aeiser. |,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
3peis sSAtx M

alIen Nitgieoern oiene our &C.
tdai9en HonridN, Odt tnfre nddite
1eriommIuns Greitns, ben 81. Mai,
8 ltbr abUos itattfinoet. Da hies
lie Ietfs Herianlmlulte bon Der 0oa.
bention iit.iueroen sic MiteIieOer er.
Aa6f auapeienb au iein INN bic Dele.
eaten lsa, initruieren fit mas file IN
Der 9onbention eintreten ioIlen.
i SoI&e @aitgIiebes ,ueIde mil
dbrsn 8obI,tnsen i'm Siiditonb iino,
tOress # IN ,ibreln' eieenen Snierei!s
ai,iiseJesAs nsaheu. B, J. n. 80, !.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

|Ctcbe VOLTS NM Wonoens8emoneu: -
Gs erasbt bm bic one einlaOaus ate aidn graber nnb
Snaeru 3usbne beS Central 8erbanes ue bic seber
bes eiebenrser sdnerbnnbes Der g s. 49, aer en arden.
oemeinben Seate golfssenoTen b0ier 8riSerlfeit f
Send 3uiammeasSref nnb 2be saeanber @ 45
3onpenon Central gerbanbes oISenn nbdnm Grm
Sbenbirs Sn 0iang nnb nfen ltnteraitunss eis
bic 49, nnb 30 0a Der sebenireer Saa 2 nnb ren saa
Ge, ga, fattinoe ~ betelieen.
2ebe gossenoFen, Ses cine se onuenos
gbanS nnb G Ta bic GanbnnsS Central gerbanbes
br 1902 nnb an me srpf ee nneres 8ofes nit aokem
Gs r sert mnroen nnb Der Tfsnbe gerein eis 5Odses
0ranSnnssf er 70 eibt f bic interchangeable RbebSrb 3es
bic sr6ae Nabe Sorbereinmsn bim 0opp 81 en bic
i9rem Send beebren, edit adFfdr gaHfrennSidat.
FEsToRDNUNo
fur die
Konvention 49,, 80 und 81 Mai, lo4S in Erie, Pa.
Erster Tag:
SAMSTAG den 29. Mai 1o48:
Uh vormags Empfang und Einquarterung der Deegaen
10 Uhr vonttag Eronun stzung Deegaen
Verbandes in der Siebenburger Halle 2l2S4 French St
Uhr mittag Gemeinschahe Mageen in der Siebenbger
Halle
nachmittags: Fortsetzung Delegatens sitzung
E Uhr abends: Gemenschafiches Abendessen.
U abends Begn des ersten der Seben-
busger Halle, 21l2-4 French Str. Mach dem Konzert:
Tanz in der Halle
t... Zweiter Tag:
SONNTAG, den 80. Mai:
uhr morgens: Fruhstuck in der Sebenburger Halle
9 Uhr vormittags: Zwangose Versanmung
10 Uhr vomags Szg der Deegaen des Central Verbandes
IL Uhr mags: Observation-Disclosures Magessen in der Halle
Us- nachmttags Fosetzung der Sizung der Deegaten
Uhr abends Begnn des zween konzres in der Seben
burger Halle Mach Schuss des Konzees Tanz in der Halle
,. |-t''! " MoNTAG, den ST. Mai: '.' s''
Chr morgens: Fruhstuck in der Siebenburger Halle.
10 Ur vomittags Frhschoppen und Mach
Schuss desselben zwanglose Unerhatung mach Beeben
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IN liebepouer Grinner.
utt0

on uniern geliebten @atten, Yaier
un6 @robpater
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0eniel Sd)neiber

geltorben am ii. Wai t947 in
9Bnrma. Ohio.
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Gintradt.9ermania nnb
0amendJor Saronia

teeriiben &errn Brof. 3uooIf Sdu.
iter nit einem fleinen Sdnser-8an-
fett.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-29
Girls Willie
How to Dance

A class in modern dance for girls
from eight to fourteen years Of age
win start Tuesday evening. Oct 5.
In Garfield high school. In this
group. sponsored by the YWCA. q
Red Feather agency. girls learn not
only how to create rhythmic move
ment to music, but also how to con-
duct themselves gracefully-an In
valuable asset to growing girl
The class is taught by Katherine
Wolfe Of the Seattle Board Of Edu-
cation who Is outstanding In the
field Of modern dance for children.
Registrations will be taken in the
Garfield girls gym immediately be-
fore the first class. Oct. s, at 7 am.
A fee Of fifty cents will cover all
the classes which will meet weekly
until January ID. Further infor-
nation may be obtained by phoning
EA. $3.50.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-29
'Industry-Labor Week Designated
By Devin for Oct. 40 Showing

Urging Seattleites to attend the
Puget Sound Industry-Labor Expo
sition at the Civic Auditorium, Oct
ober 4-10, Mayor William F. Devin
yesterday proclaimed that period as
"Industry-Labor Week., In honor
of the joint efforts of management
and labor In presenting its first an
nual industrial exposition.
Pointing out that the exhibit is
presented ION a non-profit basis
by industry and l.;bor in the in
terests of the community welfare"
the Mayors proclamation cited
these detectives of the Exposition
and its attendant observance of
Industry-Iabor Week:
The selling" of the community
on the importance to its welfare, of
using whenever possible, only pro-
ducts manufactured, assembled,
processed, or fabricated within the
Puget Sound region.
THE presentation of facts on, and
demonstrations of these products to
professional buyers, exporters, en-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-29
ATTENTION CRACKERS


At its regular monthly meeting
held last Friday. the NvC decided
to hold an open salmon derby some-
time in October, the exact date to be
determined later. Under the dir
ection Of Skid Arita, the derby
win be open to all corners, with a
nominal entry fee being the only
requirement for participation.
The NvC expects to offer an out
board motor as the top prize in this
derby, with many additional prizes
to make things attractive for local
salt-chuck anglers. Well have more
dope about the NvC Derby at q Ia
ter date. but In the meantime, all
you fishermen who failed to land a
big enough fish in the bigger city
wide derbies win have another
chance at an cupboard motor, so be
prepared.
The NVC Is also interested in in
Producing new blood into the intri-
cacies of the sport Of fishing, SO q
few rods will be made available for
some brand-new fishermen who are
willing to take up the game, with
expert instruction being offered
from such veteran anglers as Lefty
Ichihsra and Shire Kashino.
NVC BASKETBALL
Henry "Popo" Yorozu, who will
act as high commissioner and dir
ector of the NvC-sponsored basket
ball leagues during the coming sea-
son, has some definite ideas for i'm
proving the leagues and making the
sport more interesting for players
and spectators alike.
For one thing, Yorozu plans to
make the leagues more balanced by
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-29

gineers, and executives FIR m
throughout the nation
"Portray'ng graphically, the tre-
mendous industrial development
and growth that has occurred with
in the Puget Sound area since the
close of World War II.
THE promotion and continued
furtherance of harmonious labor
management relations.
"Publicizing the Importance of the
regions general relationship to the
nations overall industrial and bus
mess economy.
THE acquainting of students with
the opportunities available to those
who would build their careers with
in the Puget Sound region"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-09-29

placing teams according to caliber
and not according to age. This viii
be done by creating new top lea
que. to be called Double A., into
which the best teams will be placed.
The weaker "A League" teams OF
last year viii remain in the same
league, to be joined by the stronger
"B League" teams, and SO on down
the line.
Yorozu also figures that the pre-
vious season was too long and drag
ged out for both the players and
fans. The remedy. Of course, Is to
shorten the season by starting q
little later and ending sooner. with
fewer games, the players win not
go stale and lose interest toward
the end Of the season.
HERE AND THERE
The military services for Pfc.
TON Selke at Washeli Cemetery
last Saturday afternoon were, as
usual, brief but impressive as be-
fitting the occasion, and so another
Nisei war hero was laid to rest a.
mong his comrades at home
The NvC has received the eolors
which 1t ordered some time ago
Purchased by funds donated by MIR,
and Mrs. Shigemura, the colors will
be dedicated in honor of their de-
ceased son, Masao r. Shigemura
F. We didn't know until recently
that Frank Yanagamachi was pull
ing down a regular salary as an ac-
countant for Station KING
The Minnesota Washington game
ran pretty true to form. The actual
score, 200 wss close to our predic-
ton of 2o-7. While the failure of
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the Huskies to score was somewhat
Disappointing, the fact that they
fought one OF the nations better
leans to q standstill for three full
quarters was encouraging. This
weeks prediction: Washington will
bounce back and win their first
game. 1877 over csc. And don't
say we didn't tell you.
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Do your share to help maintain
the 40 Red Feather services Of the
seattle-King County Community
Chest during 194e. Give now to the
Chest volunteer solicitor In your
neighborhood plant or office.
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Give-Give Enough to your Sc
sttle-King G gu n t y Community
Chest campaign for 1949.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25

Six members of Minneapolis
Committee of Racial Equality
were in attendance at the Nation
al conference Of CORE from June
10th through the goth at Camp
Sharpe on Lake Erie near Yer
million, Ohio. The first three days
of the conference were used for a
discussion and analysis of tech
niques to be used in breaking
down segregation and disCrimIna-
ton in the areas of housing, en-
ployment, recreation and public
accommodations.
The weekend was spent in bust
ness sessions of the conference.
Delegations from the states Of
New York, California, Missouri,
Illinois, Ohio, Minnesota, Pcnnsyl-
vania and Indiana were repre-
scented.
Members of Minneapolis CORE
attending the conference were:
Ruth Little, Janice Cain, Dick
Collier, Harriet Lane and Mr. and
Mrs. Manford Hall. Two members
of the group were elected to
membership on the National TX
ecutive Committee. They were
Ruth Little and Harriet Lane.
Miss Lane will be serving her sec
ond year in this capacity
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
Mems Day at
Zion Church
Sunday, June q

The Mems Fellowship club of
Zion Baptist church, Minneapolis,
will present the annual mems day
program, all day, Sunday, June
81 There will be musical treats at
all services.
Those to be featured at the
three services during the day are
Otis Woodland, morning service;
Worthy Turner, Russell Miller
and Earnest Christopher at the 3
pm. meeting, and Bill Gardner
with a special musical program
at 8 pm.
Members of the church hope to
make this mems day one of his
tory for the church. Their aim
to do His will. The objective of
this meeting will be to raise funds
for new pews for the sanctuary.
A special appeal is being made
to all men, the auxiliaries Of the
church, individual members and
friends by Rev. E. Henderson,
club president, and Theodore
Vaughn, o. D. Suddeth and NJ. E.
Bell, publicity committee mem
bers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-25
Bruner OK. Says
Dunjee, Noted
Oklahoma Editor

Dr. Herbert Is. Bruner, newly
appointed superintendent Of Min
neapolis public schools, may be
safely counted among the liberal
educators of the nation, according
to Roscoe Dunjee, editor of the
Black Dispatch, newspaper in
Oklahoma City.
In reply to a telegram sent by
this newspaper to Mr.. Dunjee last
week, the noted editor stated that
since nothing has arisen in okla
homa City since Mr.. Bruner be-
came superintendent of schools
there to indicate his religious at
titudes, he could offer nothing in
reply to that inquiry but he does
not think black" Minneapolis has
anything to fear because of DR..
Burners term served in one of
the Southern segregated and I'M
equal school systems.
Mr.. Dunjee states "On the other
hand he has shown much evidence
of not carrying any bias against
minority groups"