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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
STATE FIRE LOSSES
ARE UP DURING al

Helena-W.H-Fire losses in Mon
tana during 1947 totaled $875, O42 in
664 fires, John J. Holmes, State
Auditor and ex officio State Fire
Marshal has announced.
The l947 figure compares with
SIS, POS, 1856 in 712 fires in 1916, $848,
227 in 819 fires in 1945 and 1896,
074 in 651 fires in 1914, Holmes said
The burning of the old Butte High
School and the Bozeman Mill fire,
both in 1916 were responsible for
that years disproportionately high
fire loss figure.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
Layton LafOOn Has
Birthday Party

Layton Laffoon was guest of honor
at party held at his home on Tues
dav afternoon. Games were played
and delicious lunch was served by
his mother, Mrs. Leon Laffoon.
Layton received many dandy gifts
to make the heart of a boy glad.
Guests invited included, Kenny
French, Clifford Bollman, Larry
Laffoon, Gene Lyle, Wayne Wallace,
Alan Hodges, Fred McDougall, DON
aid johnson and Jack Laffoon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22

Guests at the Morrow home this
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
rows nieces, who returned with
him from Occur d'Alene.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
Soldier Visits Here

Pfc. Francis Pearson who has just
completed basic training at Fl. Ord
Calf, has been visiting his father,
Walter Pearson here. Sunday even
ing he left by train for Prosser,
Wash, where he will spend a few
days with his mother. He is sched-
uled to report at Seattle the first
of next week. From there he will
Leave for Yokahoma, Japan, short
ly.
Francis attended both grade and
high school in Troy, and has many
ends here who were pleased to
see him.
While in Montana he visited his
sister in Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
Birthdays

On July Is Cheryl Smith cele-
brated her fourth birthday. Guests
invited to share the fun and birth
day festivities included Johnny
Lindsey, Jack Laffoon, Karen Kus-
ner, Marcia Parmentier. Dex Par
mentier. Louise and Billie Hub
bard. Sharon and Mvra Lensing,
Marilyn Mortimer and Bucky Smith
of Libbv. and Freddy Smith of
Seattle. Cheryl received many love-
ly gifts.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
Kenneth French Has
Birthday Party

Mrs. Kenneth French was hostess
at a very enjoyable party on Mon
day evening. The occasion was her
sons twelfth birthday and seven of
his friends attended They were,
Frank Cummings. Donald Johnston,
Alan Hodges, Gene Lyle, Layton
Laffoon, and Wayne Wallace. Due
to the heavy rain iHdeer games oc-
cupied the time. A delicious lunch
was served. Kenneth was the re-
ciPieat Of many lovely gifts.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
Howard HOsea Recelves Burns

While using gasoline to clean
parts of car the tin can came in
contact with a live wire causing a
fire in the Kootenai Valley Garage.
In attempting to extinguish it How
ard Hosea had his hands and arms
severity burned. No other damage
resulted.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22

Two base hits, Moore; Strikeouts,
Bayley 2, Lindsey 8; Base on Balls,
Bayley 2, Lindsey 2; Hit Batter,
Winslow by Bayley. Game called
because of rain after six innings
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22
Here and There

Here and There
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hubbard
and son Keith of Spokane and Mr..
and Mrs. Stradford Peterson spent
the weekend with their parents,
at Troy
Mrs. Harris and sons of Camus-
Wash, spent the past week visiting
her mother, Mrs John Sloan and
other relatives in Troy. Gayle Sloan
Mrs. Harris and sons of Camas,
returned to Camas with them.
Miss EVELYN Weidner spent an
enjoyable vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weidner.
Most of the time was spent at the
Weidner's lake cottage.
Guests at the Morrow home this
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
rows nieces, who returned with
him from Occur d'Alene.
Marge Hand left Saturday for
Occur d'Alene where she will visit
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Burns Jr.
OF OedLLle are VlSlllQB III montana.
Their intinerary included Columbia
Falls and Havre where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hubbard.
Harlowtown, and Troy. John spent
several years here and is visiting
his mother, Mrs. L. c. Moberly and
brother Earl.
Floyd Shepherd was a recent
guest of his brother-in-law, v. A.
Sather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hubbard re-
port the fishing excellent in Spar
Lake. Recently Mrs Hubbard
caught two II inch mackinaws and
Mr.. Hubbard hooked II inch East
ern Brook.
Bob Laffoon who left here to at
tend the Boy Scout Camp at Seeley
Lake is staying on in the capacity
of camp leader. Bob has been an
ardent Scout worker and this recog- ]
milton comes to a deserving Scout
Evening star., 1948-07-07
TelevisiOn.

500. WNBW-A program Of Amer
ican folk music.
$3.50, WTTG-Army boxing from
Fort Myer.
800, withdrawing bouts
from Turner's Arena.
900, WNBW-Dramatizing THE
ShoWoff."
Evening star., 1948-07-07

$3.50, WTOP-Classical music sung
by James Melton and Genevieve
Rowe.
1000, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
the top political parties outline their
party's policies.
1905, WMAL-High lights of the
hearings Of the Democratic Party
platform committee from Philadel-
phia.
Evening star., 1948-07-07
oINER AN STATIONS.

oTnER AN STATIONS.
W00W-570 Ke.-7 am. to $50 PM
WplK-730 Kc.-6 am. to $50 pm.
WARL-7S0 Kt.-6 am. to $50 pm.
W6AY-i,050 KS am. to $50 pm.
WBCC-t,t20 Ke.-s:45 an to $50 pm.
WEAM-t,39O Ke.-e am. to $50 pm.
W0OK-t $50 Ks am. to $50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-07-07

TELEvIsIok TODAY: W
500.
WMAL-Previews and Music.
$50.
WMAL-Cartoon Tele- Tales.
WTTG-Concert Hall.
500.
WMAL-Dinner Music.
WNBW-Dinner Music.
WTTG-Smal Fry Club.
$50.
WTTG-Russ Hodges.
WMAL-Film Features.
WNBW-Coming Attractions.
Compton.
FIN STATIONS.
WPc.fM-93.9 Nc, Channel 230.
$50 am. to am:
WINX.FME96.3 Me-, Channel 2A.
am. to ] :O5 am:
WBUzFM-96.7 Nc. Channel 244.
7 am. to Midnight:
WASH-FM-97.t Me-, Channel 246.
4:5s to IL pm.
WWDc.FNt0i.i Me-, Channel 266
7:30 am. to 11:30 pm.
W6Ay.FM-107.3 No. Channel III.
8 am. to 2 pm.
WMAl.FM-t07.3 Me-, Channel 2H.
am. to midnight.
Evening star., 1948-07-07
1900 News-PIaiform 'News-Must

HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.
Radio.
500, WRC-A combination min
strel show and revue, featuring as
guest Ella Fitzgerald.
8:45, WWDC-The Senators play
the Boston Red Sox.
900, WRC-Dale Carnegie, VIC
Damone and Lisa Kirk visit Tex and
link.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11

ltrieben lperben lolLten ano Apar
nit rein cnaliihen aibrcttis. Gobei
iollte ser Selb nitt ser Senor. ion.
bern Scr 9uritou lcln. Ger Siegcr
i'm Yathsallsihrcibell iollte 1000
Soanr erbnlten.
Ole a,nrhe oapon oroW in cine
oeutldp 3eitlng IN Oelltiddano lelbit
,bcr oic 3eit,,ng snuGbnte niht, oaB
,m1r slmcrifaner om Greismlad}rei.
fen teilnchnlen fonnen unb OaB oie
Sibretti enelilh aeihrieben iein mill
len. slls mn oie isrilt fiir basEreis.
oltsihre,bcn ablief, erhielt Werrill
400 Mutlpprten, ipnpon 100 aus
Geutid'lano berriibrten. 0obei batcn
alle oeiltIhen Ginleilber, man moge
ibncn iiir Sen Soil ibres Sieges, ben
Ercis nid,t III @elo. iollbern III Care.
Iofeten olt3oblcn. Sic betoirten,
,Na6 nie 9cbcnsnlittel. uno Sertil 30
fcte ser Gare, so 9rcuo Street. Stelp
9)orf hnlte IN Seutlhlnno iueit iperts
potter Iino ais Dollars.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11
mems eibt ,,e,.e Seric,,
pcn 11aticnolitGtcns
preorat1,n,ett

Soeute Oonnerstag, ben If. Nop..
nm 10 llbr pormittags. bringt W@'
@S .Gmpelanos 8iir9er.r Die erite
in elmer Serie BON Erogranlmen. oie
Tertreter aller Nationolitdten. .@rllp.
pen Glepdnnos Dor 'ibre &amern
brinat. Ous erite Yro9ranun tit DC
iuna unb 5Gn5e her ltfrniner, iiber
10 Stinmen Ghor ipiro ullter Set
tlma bon Wtidael anopp bon Der ct.
Yeter uub ct. Saul llfrail1ien fa-
tboliihen Stride a,iftreten. Glne1an5-
arupp in nationaler 3rod)t 9efiibrt
bon Tarp Yopopitid). iuiro 6arafte-
riitiid)e llfrainii6e Volfstdn5e geben.
,Seoe ISOLDE olrd, ben Meit oes Sab
res apirb @G@s Yroeramme bon
9Sotionnlitdten @ruppen Glepelanos
bringen Inter benen ,peroen Fro
sramnn fem Der Uided)en. Bolen
Ssnben, Slopenen 1io Deutihen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11
SA,,,eree,pistt.
Hinee6
Welt- Sdnueraemid)t- Nie.itcridaft
nno sipei WiGbd)en-aompf

Ircnctor Sad @anipn perleJt
ieile Mingtnnnpi- Sduu ppn Scr Geu-
tral Mrmorp nod Der Mrenn nGfite,l
3ienstaa, 16. Nopenrber. iullo er-
portet baB 10000 8ei.,dtsr ben
Meiiterihaits. .Ringtampf ieten moi.
lem 5ipii.ben Snuiae groWn, ytgSa
Meiiter, nnb oen ld,reienoen 5iirfcll.
ali gdba. Ser 5iirfe belt Sen 1itsl
10 Sabre nnfoem er Did S)ifat &c.
id)laaen. 3ipei aus brei 5allen nit
If ltbr 3eit INTO nit bodJltens Is
Minilten lleber5eit ioa Den Wteiitel
ergeben. slm ielben plbero meiien
it'd, apei feime Mdbdfn-Ningf
rimnen Sinbillp glbira Snoograt
bon 2oliispille, &p.. uno Mnn So
perne aus Soiiitcn, 1eras. Glpirc
ipiegt t65 VflmO, Mnn suiegt lac
Yillno. 8eibe iinb quite @in9fdinpfer
Gintrittsfarten bel Mihmnns, 7St
@uclio glUe., lno in Der Arena, 3737
GucIib Mne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11
| GlerelanH'S $500" ,it,aH,
faliiAe 2l,aSiteu,,tte
pcft 194S

Die @oilrbillotion pom oei Der
popnlGliten mltifalii6en Sd)ml Der
Senemtidn. per5iert mit elmer gldn.
,enoen 8iibne, 9cinuano uno &a6io-
Sternen uon brilliantem @lan5 oel-
tet oarauf bin. baf sic stueite Saiion
Der Glebelamo 500" i'm Subtle Mu.
oitortam begiimelib Montag. Den
%. Nopember, miro nod mebr per-
mutenb aIs Iebtes Sssubr Serien. Der
Gpfllrs besi,,nt nit bent porsiieiidaa
Metropolitaniihen @initler 6mncis
Greer, oie sic Gbren nit oeu TO-
miiden Butter @eit teilen in pere.
mienten ,Moie Morie." u. ;SrimiI's s
Eortft,r oes 3ibretid)reibers Oscar
Sanmerltcin 2 bat bier eine Mrbc!t
aeton sic iein Oklahoma" nod iibcr-
trifft.
Die 5iucite Durbietrng lit beitinmt
fir Die Oanfioglntgsipobe iti,o be.
einnt am 90. yfppentber. uno oeutct
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11

Slmerifas fiibrenbe Sti,auipleIe=
rin.. Soelcn 6apes. fcbrt ppn einenl
Srilmpb in Sennciiee @illiams
v@laB Wanagerie" in 2onDon piu
Das electric Sbeatre nad GlepeIano
suriif, lpelhes BON GgS ndtltell
Spnntaa, ocn IA. 9tppember INN 8
llbr abeno iibertraaen nirb. MiB
0apes, ipcld)e ihon tjGufiu polles
Sals I'M !Sannu Sbeatcr botte,
ipielt Die Nauptrollc in ibrem be-
tanntciten Grfola. rNictprio Reai=
ma, oas bier BON gs@9(R iibertra-
Gen miro.
Sic tritt rcacInlGbia i'm electric
Sbcotre. 9S49l9t an Den uGd)lten 5
Sunntagabenoen uuf. slm 81. Go
pen,ber bDrt man tic IN She Cob
Tin 9Somcn" unb am % 9tppenlber
in ~slnacI Strect."
Sointcr ocm electric Sbentre Ite.
ben t1O Der @letfrisitGts @elcll=
ihaften 9lmrcifos. M Hpropit,
Sbip lit oics Die Sllum!natil,a So.
,Sronf :. 9iDon, ptc sliIiltsnt oes
Frdiioenten Der Silimindtina So,
crflGrt. DIFF 6aDcs pia Mo,io mad,
Glcnelonb suriif ,u brinaen lperbl
Gin beionocrcr 0enuH fir ihrc Sall=
icrbc bon @elpltnocrerr bier iein.
Ncoern,onn lpiiie, buB Tic Ole bod,
item Gbrcn bon Yiibne. ,si.m mr
Hobip Nelponm unh bel;te ltcbe lie
auf Dem 6ohcpllnft ibres &eIter,
fnlNes lino ibrer 9ellcbtbeii
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11
"Gare ,,s4>aeetc rpert,
pcuer ais 0etN

Nep glarf Sn 0eutid,lnnb, I'm
Canoe Der groBen Sonoit,ter, ruiel
be Observation-Disclosures cine GRO
fere 8egeilteriua bel hen geaenludr,
tieen &ompcniiten berpor als @eio
Oiele @dbrfeit entoefte ser Wo,
riton Der metropolitan Opera IL,
Neiu Yorf, Robert Merrin .Shm iuur.
Sen n1mlid, oie gegenp1rtigenSpern
terte lGitig, tpeil oa INNER Der
Senor feline Shone friegt Gr beihlob
baher einen Hreis iiir neliartigenSper
a,ssnlhreiben. gr perlanate Sper1l.
6inafter, sic non Amerifmlern &C,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11
ia.
UHR KONTROLLEN
KOCHEN FUER SIZE
Wenn
SIZE VEG SIND

Hier IST Elm Traum. An Bridge oder Besuchstagen
oder an beschaeftigten Nachmittagen des Einkau-
fens uebernimmt Ihr neuer Automatscher Gasherd
die kocharbeit vollstaendig Sic stellen cine game
Endzeiten Elm - und gehen! Solange Sic veg sind,
gent die Roehre an, automatsch, zu der Won linen
engestellten Zeit Ihr Mahlzeit wird zu dem Tempe
ratur die Sic wuenschen gekocht - und das Gas
dreht sich alb, wenn die Mahzeit fertg st Sic keh.
rem zu elmer koestlichen Mahlzeit zurueck die fer
tig zum Servieren list.
Waehlen Sic Ihren NEUEN AUTOMATISCHEN
GASHERD IETZT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11

Sic yiiffebr oes beiten Saiion0ieb-
babers Gertrude Hiden IN Cole
Yortcrs .Mnptbin9 Goes" an.
Das lebte oes Grip fuInmt mn 6.
Oe5elnber in .1be @reat Walb" nit
Suinnno Softer, aennp 8afer uno
Wilnm Spenoer in 3telrollen. 8ei.
oes. Ierlaneen mad, Saiioneintritts-
farten uno S,oibio,,dle HrcS,lttion,
lit GROCER ais oas Der erlten Saiioa
lestes Sabr.
Gs gibt aald cine 9sdbmittags-Aui-
fiifpralns bel ieoer Der orei Mttrat.
tionen.
Gintrittsfarten iiro au baben ial
8,lrrotps Office, 419 @udlio Moc.,
iest. Oieienisen, Die per Boit beitai-
len lollen ein ielbitnSreMiertes &u=
bert NIT Msarf i,no Betrag beile9en
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11

,gSielien," iagt ser Gbef, ais er
bl,rd) bas @ureau gebt llito oieien So-
BEL ertappt, ,pie er gerdbe aus oent
sSeniter if)ant. .bnben Sic nidJts
Weieres 3u tl,n?"
.Wafen Sie mid. nid)t id)iperlnii-
tig, 8err DIRECTOR, al mas Beiierem
feblt mir n,ir nod oas @elo."
.Dorber ibrah ih nit einen &errn
i,no iu9te ibnl iuie fl,auirig Der
@aitgeber lei uno, oetrten Sic iid]
lnein Bed, er mar es ieIber!"
"Das mar nlcin Warm, init Dem
Sic fpra@en!" ,s,s1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11
Der 4 0tacier'G Grpreis IN
Scr Set,pei3 pon st.
Mlorib t,ah 3eri,,att
rerfetrt tpie%er

| ,Sm Soann,ar 1890, t,ud Dem
M,lsbml oes idunalipurigen 9&rbin,
b,mssgeRiies Bisps8ria, Dos Sic
&isp. 3erm,ott -gabn nit ser einige
| Sabre 5uhor b,lrhgebenb oem Ser.
febr iitereebenen ssl,rfasSberaLp-
Sinie perft,iipfte, ipltroe iener erob=
artiee Sirefte 3us ct. Moris- Ger
matt geidnffeu, ser inter Dem lta
men. .@locier.Grpreb" Yeriihmtbeit
erlanete. gr erlal,bte es, in bealle-
mer SagesfGbrt iiber bas lGnglte 5it-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ldnnallpuriae Gi-
Rnbnbnnet Gnropas obne ltmlteiaen
!! non ser gngooiner Nfetropole ct.
Mrris aus an sen niht n,iltoer BE-.
fannten bcdnlpinen Walliier Irem.
oenplat 3srnratt 81 aelaneen -oaer
| |lungefebrt bonn Suite oes Mattcr=
bprns aus oas gngnhin 5u erreihen
Oics iiber cine berporrageno idone,
an Musblifen unb iiberraihenocn
Mcrnenten ebenio irtereiiante luie on
annitbol,ten reidr Strcde, bie 5lpei.
NAL Sobcn iiber 1000 INT erflcttert,
an ser MbcinalHIle, nln 5elltroleu
WaIiip oes 8ottbnrbs lnb am Nho.
ncgletitter porbeifitbrt lllb orei
Strcmaebiete miteinolroer perbinbet:
Sieienigen hes SIMS (0pnau.Sd1por.
ses Meer), Ses Rbeins (Norbiee) ,mS
Scr 9fbone (Ntittelmecr). Seit hem
arieasausbrnd) apllrbe mlf Sie ;Siih=
runa birefter &agsn rer5idtct; 1T
Brig milBte BON ser eincn in Die ait
here 8nbn inleeitiegen meroen. Gcm
1. Suli bis 81. Nllguit oieles Sabrcs
miro Nun bas beiudbrte nnb belicbte
friibere Spitem rpicoer einaerihtet; !;
F., tialb pcrfebrt IN bieier 3eitipanne
in itoer Mhtime lpieoer Ser Glacier
GrprcB, ser brefte Wagcu ct. afo.
rit. Scrmatt unb unleetebrt nlitfiibrt.
,, Sic itspiiben eingeriftete Gleftri=
, fisieruns ser Strete 0iientis -grig--
Sies lit Die sroBe 9teiwrllng - ae'
itattet babel Elm bel ipeitein nod, an-
aenefpneresHeiieu als friiber llno bat
sltbem cine 3eiteripornis BON nollell
stpei Stunben silr sSplge 9tiht alt'
lest ei ouf bie munnigfohen 2pm.
, sbinntipnsnoalidftiten 6ingeiuielen.
mcld1c bie ;surfa Sterulp. .8abn bic
: tet: iiir oen Meifnoe,r ser pom
@allis mls in Die Central. llnh Sber-
ithpci', apie fiir ben Ner bon Sr5erll
nah 8raubiinoen cNer pon Sbur
coer Dem norbliben 1eIiin aus ms
! gcrner Sberlanb ober nudp ser @elI'
ihlueis aelangen modte. Sn alien
,Sillcn itebt ihm ,leben ben onocrn
3ii9en Ole &pmpoiition oes @lacicr'
GrprcB Cur Gerfiisuns, Ser ibn raid
!mo anaenebm ourh Sdler luo iib":
oie IGiie ieillem 3iel entgegenilbrt
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11
Observation-Disclosures Dolfsblatt
Ohic 8eu Gclepkci,c g..
GrbObt nenen 0angbiitans Ielepgoa.
1ienit

ScuN
Sin 2anaoiitnaS idhilcidrlnocl
Sdcpbone &nbel, Der erlte ieiner Mi
ser nun Smilhen Oit mo MittelapeIt
0ienit eeitellt iporOeu iit, lit eroiinc.
luoroen iiir 2aneoiltan5s1e 1elepbon
0ienlt.
GerlGngert 46O Wteilen pM
9lepelanb ollrh Eittsbureb naGYbi
laoeiehM ll;.h piele StMlgbiltanS &c
lepbon &reisluuf entlarg oes Wegs
bcsu nNSieren dpllroe init $t2, 500.
600 iiir Ibas aabel ilno slusitattllns
onaefiibrt 0us llnternebnlen ,pa,
eeineinihoit oie Sbio 8eu Selept,ou
60, oie Nange Sineu Department
pon Der Mmcricuu Telephone unc
telegraph 50. unb Scr 8ell Scie'
phone Company pcn Hittsbura, Ha.
;Sriibe oieicn fommclloeu Stnlllar
miro oas ne,r &ubel nit DEM Vel!
Spitem on Ger Slt.&iiltc Sntercitp
Selcpiiirn ,sachlitlten nit Dem I'M
4dngit erofineien Ntittelwcitern Sn-
tercitp Selepiiipn Wlteoer uerbllnOcn
Yca Spitem Ssngenieurc meroe,l
Selepliion SransnliIiipn luso G,np,
itingc fiir jeoes Sesment oes &abels
rriiien, benuseno ipe5ielle Eriifrngs
urtbpoen aun @enaltbeit Don Wlts
oorgaben 81 MAIDEN. Gm ein5elncs
Selepiiion-Y -Yrpgromm tulln bann
ucrbreitet lperoen ntit Selioii iiion-Stl'
tipnen entlana bes N&gs 5piid)ct
sltlantif Sceufcrn uno Dem Millil,
iippi sslub.
Sn Sbip l1uit bus &rbel BON
Glepelano bis Gmpobcaa Sails III he.
itebenoer llntergrllnbsYeitlllrg. &on
Gupabcga sails parallel Der Holltc
is, paiiiert iiiblit Scent urS Staue.
na ,ad) Berlin Centrum. 100 es unter
@aiier hnrbgcbt BON oleienl Eun.t
parallel an Hcute 224, pailiert moro
.lid) BON @arreu ulo youngstown
sur Sbio EelnipIrania Alnie lrnb
sebt nod 9tau Gaitle, Ea.
Tim sic 8eleaenbsit fiir Staoal
am &abel 81 ucrbiltOern iullroe Sas
aabeI llntergrlmO aelcgt es su iidHrl'
Dor Sturm,, iseucr, fallenhen 3ullEi.
itinmcn, luiilte Sdpiiie bon Sugerl
rno anocrn actuobnlidpn georob.
nngcn.
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ipber t947 itno in Der Eittsbur9b
Glcpelano Seftiun I'M Sebrllar 1913.
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ein &abel 81 legen 5apilhen Sitts4
hlrgb uno Sarrisbllrg.
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selSeure llnternobnucn bic idr~rlre
grteit, tic mlBten iieben 8ebirgt
|bci @arrisburg uno Ylttsbnrai
treA'en lno lie mlBten Die apb!eal
grlben pertiiten.
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i,puroen benlsi nm Die &ubel 81 be
sraben in oie Groe. 8euNr oas &abe
gelegt miro. miro elm Efllg ge5ogel
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IN ser notigen 1iefe. 6oleeno bieieii
lest ser Eilug alld bas aabel in bii
Groe uno beSetft es nit berlGlbel
groe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11

Hier list der schneeweisse Herd,
den Sic schon tausendmal vor
Ihrem geistigen Auge gesehen
haben. Sic wissen, vie leicht er
sauber gehalten werden kann,
dem Eckeh und Ritzen sind
eliminiert worden. Sic wissen,
dass allies leicht zu gretchen !.
leicht zu gebrauchen list.
Obere Brenner zNenden sich
natuerlich aut0matisch jim die
sem wirklieh modernen Gas
herd an Ebenso Roehre und
Broiler. Gebaeck und Roehren-
gerichte sind schmackhafter ais
je zuvor, we'll Temperaturkon-
trolle genau list. Sic koennen
sogar kochen, wenn Sic Won
Hause veg sind.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-11
MACHT EURE EIGENE'
ZUKUNFT

Spart regelmassig in der Society,
und zines Tages werden Sic imstan-
de sein Elm eigenes Helm zu kau-
fen, Bildung fir Ihre Kinder, eine
Ferienreise -Sicherheit fur die Zu-
kunf-was INNER Sic wOllen.
FIR leichteres Sparen-spart bel
Post. Wir zahlen Porto beide
Wege.
Evening star., 1948-07-22
BvCousfanfine Bro,cn

Russian Marshal Georgi Zhukov,
conqueror of Berlin, and, according
to American military men who have
had close contact with him, the
Dad
Evening star., 1948-07-22

committee, which having received
similar counsel from three eminent
lawyers, Charles Evans Hughes jr.,
John w. Davis and Seth Richard
son, jettisoned the legislation.
1t was then agreed, following the
adjournment of Congress with no
new bill, that the indictments must
be had under the Smith Act, which
makes 1t possible to deal with
individuals.
Purely Coincidental.
Justice admits that it is the steady
deterioration of United States-Rus-
sian relations which makes the in
dictments imperative. That the
indictments came this week with
Berlin in the headlines and the New
Party, which has Communist allies,
meeting in Philadelphia is, they
insist. purely coincidental. The
grand jury, says high authority,
wanted to get away for the summer.
Evening star., 1948-07-22
On the Other Hand
Two Proposals for Price Control
That May Aid Congress- Thinking

opOly IN American business. He
now finds:
Three meat-packing corporations
produce 43 per cent of all the meat
distributed by packers throughout
the country and these same three
corporations determine the price
that people must pay for all meat
Three steel corporations produce
40 per cent of all steel ingots: three
oil refinery corporations produce So
per cent of all gasoline: three chem
ical corporations produce 66. per
cent of all chemicals, and in each
instance these corporations actually
set the prices for all other pro-
ducers.
"Three corporations produce 81
per cent Of all farm machinery, SO
per cent of all electric ranges, rs
per cent of all window glass, II per
cent of all rubber tires, 80 per cent
of all copper. 88 per cent of all tin
cans and 81 per cent of all primary
aluminum'"
Spotlight on Giants.
1t is on these corporate giants
that he would put the spotlight of
publicity His bill would affect only
those basic commodities in which
there is monopoly or near -monop-
oily of production. .
Paul Porter's contribution is a
fresh study of the methods whereby
Canada has made the transition
from wartime to peacetime economy.
In the current Democratic Digest
he presents a mouth watering list
Of food prices now prevailing in
Canada and explains how our
Northern neighbors come by them.
Some of the prices: Sirloin steak,
50 cents pound; milk. IA cents
quart; hamburger, 20 cents a pound;
butter, 10 cents pound.
Summed up, for every dollar an
American spends for food, clothing
or rent, a Canadian has to spend
only rs cents.
This is due, Mr.. Porter finds, to
the fact that Canada has not yet
removed price controls, although it
has. suspended" good many. Even
the suspensions have been gradual
and item by item, not sudden and
sweeping. The government retained
standby" authority to reimpose any
controls found necessary-the same
authority for which President Tru-
man has several times asked
Congress.