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Evening star., 1948-11-02
Ito one picture year with his Sol,

TO one picture . year with his Sol,
John. =; .y ~. ~ +, 8,
MoM Producer Sidney FRANKLIN
just back from D three-mosth South
American tour, is bragging about his
honorary membership In the Ar
gentine Motion Picture Academy. He
was surprised to learn that so pic
lures are made yearly In Buenos
Aires, Franklin tells me that United
States films are popular with Latin
Americans. But they prefer the
movies In the original tongue, not
dubbed into Spanish and Portu-
guese.
Jean Hersholt is celebrating the
35th anniversary Of his start in
films. He made his debut with
Thomas Ince In 1918. Jeans talents
have been confined to his air show
In the past seven years.
Il y 4
Greer Carson will be back at work
this month-in .:'The Forsyte Saga
/. Jan Clayton. toast Of Broadway
IN "Carousel" and "Show Boat" does
8 DIT as q singer at an asylum dance
In "The Snake Pit" Command
Decision" has been okayed by the
brass. It was screened for q flock
Of Army generals.
James Mason has been canvas
sing other Hollywood cat lovers for
materials for his book. Betty Gar
rett's among them. Some To-
calities were amused by Playwright
Paul Green's blast in Raleigh, N. c.,
at Hollywood for seeking sordid
material. They think 1t might be
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Hollywood:
7 Garbo Settles
On G. Sand Life
For Picture
By Bob Thomas
Asseelassd Pvess Stoff Writer

Here's the latest chapter In the
screen return of Greta Carlo. She
has settled on the story and the
shooting location.
Robert Cummings, whose partner
Eugene Frenke. engineered the
Garbo deal, reported on the "Bitte,
Victory" set that the silent Swede
will definitely do the George Sand
biography. It's her own baby-shs
and q writer have worked on q
script TOR six years.
The picture viii be filmed in italy
Some town skeptics won't believe
Garbo Is returning to the screen
until the Aim Is made. Well see.
= =
Jimmy Stewart will have profes-
sional backing on the diamond in
"The Stratton Story" Among the
ball players in the picture are Jimmy
Dykes, Bill Dickey, Gene Bearden
Max West, Red Berger and Mervyn
Shea. The Hollywood Stars Coast
League team will portray the Chi
cago White So4 In the film, causing
local fans to wonder II the hapleSs
Hollywood team will be better at
acting.
4
Xavier Cugat has discovered gold
In Texas. His band will be paid
SIC. 600 plus expenses to fly to Gal
weston November 8 and play for q
Country Club.
Walter Huston says he doesn't
want to face the rigors of another
stage play. Now in The Great
Sinner" he'd like to limit himself
Evening star., 1948-11-02

bourne before the native movie in
dustry-and later Hollywood-dis-
covered him, likes America all the
way from Hollywood to Broadway.
The latter, in fact, is a place he
would like to work, II only to find
out (Heaven willing) what q long
run in New York Is like. Long runs
Id Australia are good, but nothing
like those put on in the American
theater capital which has Q popu-
lation greater than that Of all
Australia.
"Ten weeks" Randell says. "is .
good run In Sidney, and rs, which
we did in Voice Of the Turtle is
sensational. g. Although 1t Is smaller,
Melbourne puts on longer runs for
hit plays than In Sidney"
As for the Australian theater,
which Randell thinks of as q -four
ishing institution, its native talent
lack is not in actors, but play
wrights.
I'VE have a lot of good per-
formers" he says, modestly exclud-
ing himself, but we are short on
playwrights. One reason is we have
no money to encourage new play
wrights by giving them productions
of their more likely plays. In
Australia, We cannot afford to put
on something that costs $500 900
and then, when it flops, excuse it all
by saying sorry, old man to the
fellow who invested in it."
Randell who Is here on q guest
visa would like to become an Amer.
ican citizen, but until he does, he
expects to 60 on having q wonderful
time as an Australian who wonders
how we populated this country so
quickly while his native land moves
so sluggishly in this connection.
Must be the climate some way"
he thinks.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
g actors Hollywood ever despatched

One of these has vaguely to dc
with American immigration laws
It concerns what would happen II
1000 armed Australians were tc
show up at some port of entry and
insist they wanted to be Americans
in spite Of quota restrictions.
DO you think they'd let them In
on the theory that it was such q
spirit that built American" he wants
to know.
He does not think anything of the
kind ever will happen, but he keeps
wondering what the answer would
be if it should come up.
Randell is not sure that a wonder
ing mind like this is good for a man
1t once led him into q get-rich quick
scheme which turned out to be an
economic BOBBY trap.
Il had it all figured out" he says
that If could work six months in
this country, the other six back
home. I could work out q fine tax
system that would leave me with q
little money. It would have, too, II
I could only have found some one
in each place who wanted to hire me
the minute ] stepped of the boat.
The demand for my services, some
how, was not that keen. Fact Is, I'm
still looking for q way to make
money-lots Of it, and fast"
Since his marriage three weeks
ago to a Stanford University coed
who was the most promising actress
on the campus, he finds himself
thinking more about money than he
did before.
Randell, who was a legitimate
theater actor in Sidney and Mel
Evening star., 1948-11-02

Randell is one Of the easiest talk
on a goodwill tour, q quality more
obviously due to the fact he is an
Australian than because he Is an
actor. Most Hollywood visitors have
to be prodoed even along interview
grooves so well worn that no one
could make a misstep In them. Not
Randell. He talks blithely about
everything from Americas superior
plumbing TO how it felt to be men,
Der Of Australia's half-trained, soli-
tary army brigade a short while
after the Japs attacked Pearl Har-
Dor. Once in a while, he mentions
acting, playwriting. or some other
subject which Columbia, no doubt,
would prefer him to mention.
Drama reporters nourished on
tired, sluggish Hollywood visitors
are put upon to keep up with a
mind as agile as Randelrs.
No one, for instance, ever dis
posed of his current part as quickly
as Randell does his role in The
Love of Carmen"
TITS really very small thing" he
says, something they wrote in when
they discovered I wasn't working
that week. I haven't seen the pic
ture, by the way"
Such candor is unique.
Z X \
Randell who admits proudly to an
Irish lineage (and wants to know
what human of irish blood does
notO broods on subjects that ap-
parently never have occurred to
other actors.
Evening star., 1948-11-02

sour grapes. since his script fol
"Roseanna Mccoy" was sharply re.
X i + Il
Dick Powell says he'll do q n,usi.
cal after Mrs. Mike" or soon there.
after. II had . wonderful time
singing my fool head of at thu
Capitol Theater in New York fol
three weeks" he reports.
Melvyn Douglas, like most actors
was moaning about the high take.
a performer has to pay. MY wife
Representative Helen Gahagar
Douglass votes for EN- and ! have
to pay EN-" he declared.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
NO More Fish Fights
BY the Assoeiofed Press

HOLLYWOOD.
John Wayne maintains he's had
his last fignt with an octopus
even the studio variety. Underwa-
ter sequences, filmed over a period
of weeks for wake of the Red
Witch" left him with painful ear
infection, although he had no spe.
cial trouble with the octopus.
From now on I'll stick to horses
and let Johnny Weissmuller do the
swimming" says Wayne.
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Those Noisy Planes
Are Mere Props in
Brecher's Picture
sy the A..eeiatsd Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Irving Brecher Is making his de.
but as q movie writer producer
director with . film called THE
Life Of Riley" and like the pro-
verbal new broom Of efficiency, he's
zealously trying to save money.
His entire production utilizes only
three major sets. The picture con-
Germs the tribulations Of . low
bracket income family, and presum-
ably Brecher has caught the spiril
Of the script. Instead Of engaging
designers and tailorS for the rrinci-
pals in the case, he sent to q mail
order store for their wardrobes.
The sound of airplanes overhead
Evening star., 1948-11-02
A Lively Minded Aussie Actor
Leads Drama Press Chase
By Joy Cormody

its day day performance put Columbia
down the brightest studio Hollywood The truth probably
that 1t would not be intellectually chic If 1t could
Nevertheless Columbia indeed the
Randel, Of Australia a Of its actors
Evening star., 1948-11-02
Alcatraz Is Address
On Actors License
BY the ksseeiotsd Press

" ms NSSoeIofed pF031
HOLLYWOOD.
Character Actor Will Wright
thinks it's fun to show fellow play
ers his marriage license. The docu.
ment gives his residence as Alca-
traZ.
Evening star., 1948-11-02

halts production on every sound
stage except Brecher's. Ne ignores
planes.
"Our characters live In Burbank,
remember?" he pointed out. Their
house Is only six blocks from Lock-
heed air terminal. Let the planes
do their stuf1."
Evening star., 1948-11-02

Randell, who was a legitimate
theater actor in Sidney and Mel
Evening star., 1948-11-02

ADJUSTMENTS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
SALEM NEWS
By Betty Polder

Salem, o., Jan. 22-Juniors
have you people forgotten that
we have Junior meetings every
second Wednesday of every
month"; Let's not forget our social
on Jan. 29 at 7:3 p. m. Dress in
old and warm clothes. If the wca-
ther man fails us and there is no
snow, be prepared to have a good
time at the club.
Thanks to Cleveland East for
showing US such a wonderful time
and the game proved very inter-
esting even though all of us ring
side score keepers were all fouled
up. The final score was Cleveland
East %, Salem 46.
Next week Jan. "a Ellwood City
travels down to our fair city. We
are expecting you.
May the best team wis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
Suitioes oluerlei

Siclt oieicr Gage cin flr9er Man,
aus ltcbcriec cine Neoc. sd bin
uuS blcibc Sptimiit," rici CT aus.
r&lmitltiid," iaete elmer ncben mir.
rluo ser 10 ipeit meg ,pobnt."
Gr: r8as, ihon luieOer ein nel,es
@leio?"
Sic: sci nid)t b0ic. Sd) babe e.,
mir bon meinem cieenen Weloe an9es
idafit!"
Gr: so? @obcr balt on ocu, a,f
cinmal ciacnes @clof"
Sic: sd babe oeincn Bel5 per-
fauft."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
CANTON ECHO
By Toots Schorsten

Canton, o., Jan. 22-Since Sat.
night was an open date things
were pretty lively at the old club
over the weekend. A nice turn
out in the Junior group-keep it
up Juniors That old saying stoll
goes-The more the merrier Also
noticed some of the college kids
those intellectual in our midst
taking time off from their studies
to absorb some of the friendly
companionship and spirit which
the old club promotes. Many 9TH
ers were elsewhere? enjoying
hoorshows etc?
The girls practices two nightes
this week in basketball-which
enable them to hold their own
when they meet Cleveland West
this Saturday. Should be some
game-and how! Boys are COM
ing along nicely also-with only
one defeat in the Canton B league
and are promising their sup
porters that this Cleveland West
game will be another victory for
the club. Please note: Bus will
leave Club at 5 p. IN. sharp for
Cleveland. Let's not forget Sund-
day, January rs, movies will be
shown at the club featuring the
T. S. ]. A. Don't miss it. Refresh
ment and food will be served. Let
us have a nice turn out for the
game and for the movies-how
about it:
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II, 2l,.ist,uib ,pirS
Kraftu,ere eebaut

Erag. 8ic oas Miniiteri,nn fiir
Snouitric mitteiltc, miro sur 3cit III
ser 1id)edolloiuafei bic ginrihtl,rg
fir Elm Graft,perf bergeltelt. bas go.
len in MuidNpis erbauen ,pill. no Die
Ieutid)en oas beriihtigte &on5entra,
tionslager ilnterbielten.
Iuihipib, ODER Sstpieciin. lpie es
iett beiBt. lieet IN Holen, 80 Meilen
bon arafau entfernt. in ser NGbe Ser
tihehoilotuafiihen @renje. 8oIen
miro fir Die Ginrihtuns in eleftriid,
en- Strom be5ablen. Gas @aiier ser
0ona,i ioI aud, fit ssrreeation aus.
gc,lust ,peroen lno 9nlgorien tuirh
an Scr Tonau cine bpHro-clcftriidc
Mnlage erridten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
Senator H. Alexander Smith.

Senator H. Alexander Smith,
Republican, of New Jersey,
speaking at a meeting spon.
sored by the Calvary Protest
ant Episcopal Church in
New York:
I'VE must be willing to take
our reasonable share of the re-
sponsibility with similar action
by other nations in restoring these
people displaced persons) to
hope and the opportunity to start
anew in fresh environments. am
confident they would become USE
full and worthful citizens"
Basil O'Connor, chairman OF the
board Of governors of the
American Red Cross, in pre-
senting resolution calling
for release of prisoners of war
by Allied nations:
1T is almost unbelievable that
even today, two and half years
after the guns have ceased firing,
there should be millions of prison.
ers of war, separated from their
families and retarding the recov-
cry of thenr countries. With the
sixth anniversary of Pearl Har-
Dor in our minds, and with the
spirit of Christmas in the air, it
is eminently proper that the Red
Cross should join in the great
humanitarian appeal of the inter-
national committee of the Red
Cross to return to their families
millions of men who are still be-
ing held prisoners of war;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
By Henry Bender

New Castle, Pa, Jan. 22-Last
Sat. we travelled to Ellwood City
to play that little scrappy team.
that is one team that never gives
up. You think you got them beat
but they still keep coming back
for more. Keep it up Ellwood and
you will some time reach the top
and that will not be to far off.
| suppose you are wondering
what the score was, we'll they
tell me it was 81 to %.
We all want to thank Ellwood
for that delicious pork shop din
ner they served us and the or
chester was tops. Thanks again
Ellwood.
Bowling
This Sunday our bowling team
will bowl the G.B.C. All bowlers
are asked to be there, as we are
trying to pick the best for the T.
S. ]. A. bowling tournament.
To Monaco
This Saturday we play host to
Monaco, game that should
create some excitment. SO if you
want to see good game be at the
Franklin gym at 7:vO.
Meeting
Sunday, Jan. Is, VIC will hold
our regular monthly meeting at
3 80 i'll the afternoon. So | hope
To see you all there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
NORTH CHICAGO
HlGHl.lGHTS
By Ellen

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 22-The first
meeting in the New Year proved
to be very successful one. Our
election of officers took place, the
results was as follows:
President, George Andree
Vice Pres, Dick Binder
Secretary, June Schuller
Treasurer, Al Weirick
Reporter Lillian Loprich.
The president also selected an
acting entertainment committee
which has the job of planning all
future affairs. The members of
this committee are: Lillian Mork,
Eleanor Linding, Ellen Schuller,
and Ernie Loprich.
With the election of officers
also came new ideas, but we know
they can not be accomplished un-
less we have full support from
each and everyone of Our men,
bers.
The next meeting will be held
on January 2S, here is hoping you
all attend because we will have
many important matters to dis
cuss pertaining to activities for
the new year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
1senei<t bleibt prGii>e,,t
als Saeter Hes 2(nseleitts

Grag. YrGiiocnt Gouaro 0cneid)
lit frGnflid). obcr CT ut entid)lulien.
icin Nnt ipciterSuiiibrcur bis Die
Slhcd)oIloluafen ihrc erite fonititI,
tionclle @abl Scr Nahfricgs5eit ab.
gebalten babem.
8cneif, Ger Iriiber Der tidfe
d)iid)en Hationaleu So5ialiitiihe!t
Hartei ungeborte, aber iett partei-
los lit. bat iif als Elm ul,sge5eihne-
ter 5aftor 5tuiifeu ocn fonurllniit-
iiden ,,no ioSialoenlofratiiden Gle.
glementen IN Der He9ierung ieines
Staates beip1brt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Tohn Guip

Attention all members! There
will be a meeting this Sunday,
Jan. Is, at 7:3 p. m. Election Of
officers will be held at this meet
ing because of events which inter-
fered caller in the year.Attendance
has been very low at meetings in
the past. 1t is important for all
members to attend this meeting
if you want to keep the Lutheran
League going. So remember this
Sunday-means you!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22
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prcsperitGt ,tiebt

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oerion erfldrt. oab sic amerifanii6c,
Jarmer 5luar auBeroroentIid ercbe
Yrofite er5ielt baben, aber trobocu,
bon 9elorgniiien fir oie 3,,f,mit er-
fiillt iino. Sic crinnern iib nod icbr
gut al cine dbnlid)e Gage nob oenn
eritcn 8eltfrieg unS balten cs nibt
fir ausgeidloiien, oab aut ictt ani
Die Yroiperitdt cine neue Ieprellion
fol9en mag.
Oabei iino iic iii) aub scr 1at-
iade bepltbt, iiib,te ser Scfretir
aus, oab iie beute infolse ser ted=
nii6en 6ortibritte ein Trittcl mebr
prool5ieren fonnen als oamaIs. Sic
glarben nid)t, bab oieie auBeroroeut-
lihe gtahfrage nad ibren Sroo,,tiel
auf sic Dauer anbalten fam. iaate
Mtoerion, uno iie mof)ten sic &C.
iudbr baben. oab Ole aauitrait nidt
al5uicbr 5uriidgebt, ,peil cs an ser
ridti9en 8irtidaitspoIitif febIt.
Oieie gniihtcu iino in eincm SC.
rid)t entbalten, Sen slnoerion oen,
Yraiioenten unterbreitet bat. ST
lelbit glaubt nid)t, oab sic Tepreiiio,
llnperneiolid) lit ,mo crflGrte: :r r8cnn
mir bel llnierem 9l,rs blciben, ser aui
Die @eteiligung ser 8eltpirtidait &C,
ridtet lit, ltatt uns bon ibr iern5l,,
balten, iperoen ,pir es leibtcr iincen,
eine 0epreiiiou 5u pcrmeioen, ,no
inIolge Oauon aub acknowledgements
me, tuie mir lie III oeltf 3Ocr Sabreu &c.
babt babeu.
"Nad oem eriten 8eltfriee 5os iid)
Die Nation nebr ,nS mebr BON ser
Welttuirtidmit suriif. 8ir boifen oo,
nit Den iSolgen elmer l,ngiinltiacu
Gnttpidlune I'M ausIano 5u entseben
Gs lit uns nibt gellnsen, ionoeru
baben oamit mir cine Tepreiiion Der,
groBert, ,pelhe sic Gercinisten Stao,
ten cbenioiebr aei6doist bat ipie SIC
iremocn 2dnoer.
r9tatb Dem slpeitcn @eltfriel
gelpdbrte bieie Station ser 8elt Scot
bilft uno CAB audi auf auoere @eiit
5u pcrltcbcn, haB iie fiir oie !Seiluu
Ser @clt NIT ocrant,uortlih it,"
anoerion iagte, sic Notbilie oIlcil
iueroe oas EroiperitGtsproblcm nih1
loien. ionoern sic Serciniatcn Staa
ten miiBteu al,d) mcbr 8eItbonbc
treiben lmb mebr rmo ,nebr @are,
eiufiibren. oamit Sic frenr6en 2dnoe
| fir uniere Iusfi,br be5ablen fonnen
Inter Sen Oingen, Sic obne Sdaoer
in gr0Beren Mensen eineefiibrt iper
SEN fonnten. uanmte er Witeralieu
an oenen bier &nappbeit berrid)t
Sropenprobufte. unb Spe5ialer5cug
niiie ser fremoeu Suo,,itrie.
Cine HroipcritGt Der Nelt neue
9cpreiion
Ger ScfrctGr erflGrte, eine ucul
Teprciiion fGnne mir bcrlnieocn ,ucr.
sen. ipenn in ser @elt Troiperitli
berrid)t. 0ie Irage pon MfGrften illr
Yreiien fiir iarmprooufte lei nid)i
bon ser gr0bercn ssraae 5l trcnnen
p gSie fann oieies 2ano inn Giuflnng
mil Ser Grbotung ieiuer Ero>uttions.
frifte ieine lGGrfte er,peiteru? Tie
9lnt1pcrt lit fiir Staot unO 2ano mab.
gebeno. ,peil ionit beiocu nid)t 9coieni
lper0cn fann."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

1err TanI JrOblidj IOiuie Tran SMi.
Sd)neioer, seb. Groblid bon ibrc,,
Neffeu Martin Serneneel aus &ei-
hersoorf, Siebenbiireen. 8etrefienoe
bite itd) 3u mcloem bel:
5rau MatbiIoa T0pfer, 416 33rb
Ctr. N. 3.. Canton, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

etaD Ste SnD Spre 0asebo..Aer
0eitaIteD TN QranSentesetn 1nS
Gentral SertanbP Benn nidst. teti
. bic Helt teisntretem. Nm aenaners
Smtsrmatiem vmitm Gle bsh Qu6al
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ANSWERS
Questions will be found On page 5

|. Under the rose in strict con-
fdence.
2. A good journey. or trip.
3. By the day.
4. Seasickness.
5. From the books of.
6. That is.
7. Forewarned, forearmed.
8. May he. or she, rest in peace.
9. Reduction to an absurdity.
TO- False step, social error.
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3ettbilN In, Spieael
Ser prefe:

rgtihts fann oie 3ioniitii6e Satc
in lnierm 2anoe id,perer idlascn ols
oie griitenB eines oreaniiiertcn &oi.
fenid,m,ggcls nod EalGItino, I"
id)reibt sic "9tc,p Dorf Searlo 1ri.
bune" I'M 3uiammenbang nit ser
GrfIdrung Scr rSelpiib ggencp", lie
lei ielber fir SEN Mnfauf bon 100
Sonnen grploiipltoffen aus Den Gor.
rdten Scr ~War sliiet gomiuiitra-
tion" peranttuortIid,. Gle 0crant-
tuurt,,ng fir 8erlaoung bon SNS.
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BEN Jradter ~grecutor" bat Sic 5.
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~Nidt 10 einfadj liegen sic Iinge,
tpenn mani lid oariibcr flar tueroeu
mill, tpeldc Yolitif sic Gcreinietel
Staatcn (in ser Srase ser @aiien-
ueriorsl1ng oes paliiltiniidcn Suben.
t,,ms) bcrfolgcn iou. Gas Staats.
department bat Sen Geriono irgeu0.
,peld)en &ricssuoteriats nah Sem
Nabcn Slten pcrboten. Tieie Irt Ser
@Gil,ng bes Hroblems id)lnedt mcbr
aIs MIR gang tpcrig nad Sbariiicr.
t,rm. Tas Soreeben bcsStaatsocpart'
ments fam nibtS an ser Satlche
Gnocrn, 6a6 sic Mraber Yaldltins eS
Ieid,t finoen, iib nidt nur mitarieas'
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nllng in YalGitina a,lfredtjucrbalterr,
Sas lie iibriacns 81, raumcu I'M Sc.
eriife iinb. @enn es ein unabbdngi.
ecs iiioiidcs Ealaitina acbcn ioG --
qcmGb scr amtlihen Mlbcnpolitif it,,'
iercs eigenen 2anoes, 10 nilb sic bor'
tisc iiioiihe 8ebolferi,ng bon irgeno.
tpober &ricasmaterial bcfolnmen. -
Jreilib lit cs in eriter Sinie Sadie Ser
GaIGitiuas s&omliiiion Scr Gereinten
Notionen, IN Ser 5ra9c Ser 8eipaIf'
nulm scr Sasanab cine Gntideiouna
81, trciien. Sic Gereinieten Staatcn
f0nncn lid abcr an elmer Sade, IN ser
Tie iid) 10 ,peitscbcno cngagiert babell
MN nidt obnc ipeitercs oesintcreiiic'
ren. 9ishcr lit man iibcraa MIR Oar,
aui bcoad)t. ser ISrage ser Sidcrbeii
,mo 9crtcioisuns bes acplanten il
oiicm Staatcs aus Dem @cge 5ll gcbcr
obipobl man cs oody bier nit Sci
tpid)tigiteu Seite bes gan5en palalti
niiben Gro6lems 81, TIM hat
8enn .eins Ser anberen Solfer ieiner'
ieitS sic Serteioislng bes iiiSilder
Staates iibernebmen min, 10 mub Sie'
lem ielbItperItGnoIi6 Sic Moalihteit
ser Selbitperteioislng gcgebcn wer'
oen."
Cine in Scr 80. 3. Gimcs" ll>
anoercn 9llttcrn pcr0iientlid,te Gr.
fIlrlng ser vNatiornl Conference Of
Gbriitinns ano Selps" (linterjeihnct
ppn Sames g. Noicnbera als Tcr,
iitcnocn. Or. George Y. Sb,tlter il'o
onoerem orin9t in ,iniere &e9ieruna,
lid in 2afe Succe6 fiir Elm flares
Scrbot folder Mabmbmcn irgcnb.
peIder Neaiernuscu eiu5uicten. Die
untcr Sen 9egriff ocs vGenocioilm's"
(Oas bci6t ser Ml,srottllna aan5er
8olfsaruppcm fallen. Die Grfldrlng
beflagt es. SaB Sen ~Gereinten gta.
tioncn" bisbcr crlaltbt lporoen lei, oel1
Gntpurf ciner intcrnationalen &oll'
pcntion III oicicm Sinnc in ibren
Mftenlt1nocn pcrltaubcn 81 laiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-22

neulid) Elm nieolides :ltiBuerit6nonis.
Gin Captain los bns @ort Spar
faiie" fir rSpeafeaip" llllo luollte
in oie Sparfaiie seben l,lno iid BORT
elm @las Bier geben laiien.
&. b. s.