davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
SllmDob Stir, ga.
ct. HamI'S Gu. Qntberan Gbnrd)

YaItpr Mnbreas No9elbndl. 800 Sod
Ctr. - Gel: 731sgS. Sunntdssldnle
9:3O llbr; 1890 @ngliiher @ottesoienIt; !;
11:45 Scittider @ottesbienit. Scberz
mann berSlid, ipillfomnlen.
airhenratsIituna iebcn lebfen Gums
tag i'm @onnt llbr abenbS: Sonntagz
ihnIlcbrers Situn9 iebcN britten Sonnz
ta9 i'm Ionat. $3.50 llbr nlor8enS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

etnD Ste NM Spre anSetbtAaes
RitgIteD TIM Qranfenperetn RnD
Central Wertanb? @enn nt6t tett
II bte Sett betsutreten. um eenauere
snt'rmatt'r rnfsn s'e =" s''si'
sefffetef an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Tamendlur Sarunia .

Die nddlte Geriammlung finoet
Dienstag, ben 8. Mdr3, s llbr abenos
itatt. 9Seter Braun uno Sobn 9(n-
tonirs tuiiniden mir baloige 8eiie-
rllng.
Wir batten am 10. Jebruar cine
|id0ne @eburtstogsfeier, .mpfiir Yrai.
'Sigarto bcr3lidIt oanft. 8ir licEcl
bic @eburtstagsfinoer bo9 Ieben un6
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Chicago, Sainois
Ct. 8eulS Olen:einbe.
4S55 Noli1eI Sfreef

EaItor 8. s. @rcbc, Chicago 80. SG.
9on,er Ctr. Sebcn Spnutag 8 llbr Sonns
tasid)ule. 10 llbr eneliffer 8ottesbienit.
II ltbr oeittider @ottesbienf.
g8ir laben aue @IallbeaseenpRen rnb
Grellnbe ber5lib eirt 3n ben @ottess
oieniten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

8reb, bealeitet bon einisen Treunocn,
Serr Sobn ilno Srau Mnna @ott-
idlina, Serr Grib uno aencta Cal
imcn, Grau Maria 9ranS, anop Tbies
Mnna @rob, Sobann 9ermann lno
Mihael Shmiot als Sunior lliftr,
,,oie bel ibrer Sod5cit por 25 Sabren
aIs Better Mann uno Gbrcnoame uno
8rcutiunefcrn unb 9ralit thlriden
teiIecnomncn batten .lluO iie ipllr0en
nit Iauten sell. .Hufen unb groben
gpplaus besriibt. 0as Subelpaar
auar nidt iucnia iiberraid)t, ,benn es
battc feline slbnllng gebabt bab lie
auf ibr eigcnes Soh5eitsfcit 9efom,.
men iuarcn. gta6 8esriiBung ,lnb
@Iiidiuiiniben ,mo naboem oas Che
paar auf tbren Gbreniib gefiibrt nor
Sen tpar, erbob iib Toaitnteiiter Ea,
| flor Sans 5oiieI bon Ser ct. Sobars
mes @emeinoe, begriibte oie @dite III
f,rrsen uno einbrudspollen @orten
uno ipro6 oos Siihgebet. Garaui
ipuroe bon ,i,nsen MGodpn unO
5raucn Elm idmadbaftes faltcs giIcn
oufsetrosen, oab iid) alle ipoblidmefs
fen lieBcn.
Nad bem Gilcn iprah Ealtor $.
6oiicl einige flr5e @orte, oan ct.
Iubte CT eincn oltcn 6rellno ser So
mile, Serrn 8eorg Shncioer, IN
paar @orte 81 iagcn. Serr Shneiscr
fam oem 8unid nad) lno ridtcte
fursc, eeoiegene 8ortc an sic @uItc
uno beicnoers at bas Subelpaar, oens
er inn Namcn aller Mmueienbcn @liid
uno bette 8eillnobeit ,piinidtc unS 'ie
nit @ottes reidcn Segcn allb bas
8oloene SubilGl,m erlcben nodtcN.
Torauf iiberreihte SoaitmciItcr Sans
isoiiel i'm Namen ibrer &inoer uao
@GIteu cine 8arnitllr fcinem Silbers
acid,irr, tuoiiir oas Subelpaar Serrn
rno Irau Martin gres ibren ber5s
'IidIten Cant ausiprad)cn llno oa Der
1ltcItc Sobn Martin uno oellen eEcs
gottin niht anipeieno icin fonnten,
tpcil Martin lebr tueit bon bier nod
sic ltnipcriitit bciudt, Inn leine Stns
i Oien su bccnbcn, 10 crbob Iid) Der
StpcitGlteitc Sobn &illian ino bnnf'
| te i'm Nonten iciner licben Gltern al
lcn @iiten fir ibre Seilnabnlc an Die.
fer 1Seicr. Gr oanftc a,d allen Sun:
gen unb MGoden ,tno Truilcn fir ier.
picrcn ioiuie Sen &odinncn fiir 3u'
bcreiten oes Gilcns. SarauI apl'roc
ocm Subelpaar nod Gin ~Sebc Sod"
senteiniam geil,nscn lmO Sie Glide
tpuroen bann aufgebcben ,lnb oas
feline Serman Sann SrdeIter lpieite
sic id,oniten @eiien umo es ipl,rbc &C.
tanst uno man unterbielt iif bel crit
flaiiigen grfriihungen uno idoncn
2ieoern.
Serr Wartin 9res ipuroe in &oSe,
Sic6cnbiirgen, geboren lno fam als
! eiu Sunse bon faum If Sabren
nod 9lmerifa, lieb iid IN Giepelano
lnieoer unS ipcbnte bel ieincr Sonte
| Srou aatborina Sd)miot. ,,no nod
chpa 10 SSabren reid)te er SRI. anna
l9rotleii, bie bier in Glepelono &c.
boren ipurbe, sic Sano 5llm GbeburN,
Ser ein iebr gliidlider gelueien lit uno
ocin brei S0bnc, sic mir ihon obcn
gcnannt baben, elitlproicn. Scrr un0
6rau 9reb lin0 iebr tdtis i'm Sereins.
leben gciueien; er tuar lGngere Sabre
SiSe &tGiiOent bes 3ipeig 33 lno
Oireftor oes Sabienbeims uno Srau
8reb mar audi mebrere Sabre Gent
tral Gerbano SefretGrin oes bes
| 3peig 81. lnb Sic 6anilie iino aae
Mitglieoer ser ct. Sobannes &irhen.
gemeinoe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
EIebeIan6. Chin
9. g. Guana. Gnth. 81. Ssbannes Qtr&e

Yaftor Scns 8oiieI, 7O1 gbbb Noab.
Gel: 1eulberrp 0848. 9 11br bormittaes
bcutider WDtteshtcnit. 10 llbr Sonn>
taai6ule. ii llbr cnglii6ei @ottesbienit.
3ntber 2iaa Wnbadt ,trb yerIammIiln9
Sonntag 1880 l1br abet.oS. 4on!irmans
osnsllnterr'd)t unb beutshe Shule am
Sor;staa uon 9 ubr pormit!aas an. due
@laubenseenu1en iirb ael5Iidb einee.
taben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Setrpit, Nid,iQan

SetrDit, Nfihi9an
9entihe unb Sd@iti&e Gu. @t. 8etrnS'
Qtrd,e. CLIENTELE unb Nssterrs aoe.
Yfarrer Sobannes NyutSh. 1921 @lens
ficIb Nue. EEL: Yineree 8205. gngs
lilber @ottesbienft 10 1br pOrrritto8S;
Deiltihe unb engIii1e Sol,ntaaihuIe I'm.
II ii5r porn,ittd8S. SsytIder Sottess
bienit im II ltbr porntitta9s. ,Seoen
Iesten Gienstae bes Nonats @irhens
ratsiitun8. Dur6 BE Commemorate
ieben britten DienstdG. 5o,.ft ieber'
critten Sunntdg Gra:,su 0eIcin Ver>
iammlun8. 8irGendCprobe ieoen 6ret'
tagoben0.
Vie Glcnbenseenuf'en anb Greunoe
1inD peralio] eingelaten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
@inbiur, Out., 4aaaSa


q. Ianlns 2trde, Hsrent HE.
1916 Ycrent Npe.. @inoior. 8dnabA
@ottes3ierit in ben Sunlmermondtez
ron S--1O llbr pcrmitto9s. Sonniaes
1cmle bon 10-11 l1dr bormittd0S. ~
ben eriten Nontae i'm Nunot 8tr4ens
ratsS,Sune. Seben eriten Donnersta4
u,eacs i'm Nonnt 8rauen Ueretn 3t .
auna. aue Bolts, ,itlb @lanbensGenotIen
finb aerdlid ipillfomnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
4e,ttroluerbo
4tsSele1e,tRtHe,s
Merteaee Geats y. 4 NJ
pre3ent 3injeft

Den Yeamicn nnb Nitaliebern III.
ierer 3meieDereinc in ben StGbtcn
Glebelano, 2urain, Gantun, M0iaree,
Salem, Dunnastoipm, Nilcs, Tarrtll
Nem Cattle, GllWouo Gith, Munaea
nnb Grie sur aefaaiaen &enntnis.
nabme, baf nnier Terbano aerne All
erite SDpotbef (Mortsasc) 8elb it,
oeitirren mill, ani @obnbGnier nn>
fleinere 8eidGftsac6Guoc, bic iibc,
bem 8eidGft @Obnunsen entbalten
(aeine anoeren fir einen 3ued &C.
bante 0ebGnbe.)
ReSinannsen Nnb fulsenbe: Sas
Sisentum mnf in annehmbarem au.
ten 3hitanS iein, bari nid)t in einem
Slnm 9iitrift iteben, Ssluer, @aTcr
nnS bic ubrisen ianitGren Ginrid)tun.
aen -miiTen porbanSen iein. Strakcn
Surb uus Sibeualf iollten iein, nntcr
se,piTea ltmitGnoen aber f6nutenMus.
nabmen aemad)t tucrbcn.
9ie SOditinmme Der Mnleibe bari
nidt mebr iein ais $50 ciner fon.
,erbanb ae,nad)ten NbidjGtnna. Crr
Anind)cr NM cine Mnleibe mmf cinen
flaren 9ecb, cinen np=tu.6atc aebrnd).
ten Nbitraet BON benz Giaentnm be.
Eten, muR aae nit Der Nnleibe Der.
bnnSeneu Speien ielbit saEJcn, Sitet,
Yeriideruns (SiteI Sniurancc), ,ub
iolde 5n befommen lit, liefern, ioiuir
Sener. nnb @inbitnrm-I -Icriid)ernng
fir bollen @ert Der Iortsaae.
Der Sdnlbner sablt benz @erbano
,nonatlid TO Der sdnlb bis bic uolle
SdulS abbesablt lit. Sierin 1T Gin.
seidloHen: Die 3inisn nnS Sdulb.
absablnns. Cine Mbrednnns uirS
balbjabrlid semadt, bies ernieorist
bic 3ablnns Der 3inien nrb erbGbt
bic Mbsablnng Der Sd)nlb. Stencrn
aui Sas Gisentnm Ioipic bic Soften
Der Yeriid)ernnaen iucrSen in IL mr.
natliden 3ob!nnsen aniseidlaaen
anf bic TO Der Sd)nlb nub Der %er.
banb soblt bic Stenern nnb Teriid)c-
rnngen anf Sas Gisentnm ielbit. Ser
Mninder nm cine Mnlcibe mnR nidli
Gin Yercims. ubcr Ierbanbs. .Wiitslicb
iein.
YtitslieSer: Nenn Shr u6cr Cure
1rennSe cine Sdnlb anf Gner Gigen.
tnm babt anf bic Sbr cine bObcre
3in3rate sablt ais 41a96, uber iuen'l
Cure Tortaase bon 3eit 81 3eit er'
nenert iperben mnR nno Sbr Der &c.
fair ansaeiett ieit SaR Cure Gins
rate erb0bt fam iperben, mist bi.
jekigc 0eleaenbeit ans nnb borat oas
Oelb bonn Gentral IerbanS anf ~
Ero3ent 3inienrate, Die nidt erhO6l
tuirS nmS mo enre Nortaaae nid)t er'
neut ,perSen muf, benn iie tuirS &C.
madt fir iolamse Sabre bis bic oolI'
SAmI6 abbeaahlt 1T.
Fir ,peitere Snformation id)reib
an ben Central @erban6, 3O3 lteabe,
8lSg., glebclnnS IA, cbio.
@it Hrnbergrmk,
Die WroR-Yeamten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
3iueia 1.

Gs oiene allen S6peitern 5ur
Na6rid)t, bob iniere nddite Scr
iamnllllng am Z. Ndr5, 3 llbr nad,.
nlitta9s itattiinoet. Nad Der Ser,
ianmlung. lit Gaffeefrdn5hen llnS
&artenpartie, tpoju ale Mitglieoer
Ger5lid)lt eingelaben iinb.
Muf ser &ranfenlilte iino: aath
Sromnl, J, Gntb. Nicnertb, Wartbo
Sduaer, Ndrie Sinmonis, Misi
(0ietridl Wargnret Wiiller un6 Gatb
Wolff, &atb. @ieb. MGen tpiiniden mi,
baloige 8eiieriine.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Calm, Okis
GtangeItfd,. Qnth. Gmmanttcl .8trdDe,
POI @uufb WruabUoS.

Yaftor Sobn @anman. Sonntasi&nIe
icben Sonntaa llbr bormittags. 10 I'M
@ottesbierit tn Der Nanccsiprdde. II
llbr ocutifcr Gottes5icnft. Ser beit'
Sde &trdeu 5railen Wlrein bat ant atpet'
ter Nittlpof ieben Nonats, 8 u9r
abenbs. Veriammlun8. &orfirmdnbens
ltnterrid)t (3lpeiidbrig) bon SeptembQ
bis Cirerl,, 9ienstae unS 0retta8 mods
mittuu5 llbr.
MIIe 6laubens9enofe unb 0reltnbe
fir6 her5lih tpilfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
0onnaStoiun, ObiD

Deutide Gu. Gntb. &pnterns .Uemesnbe
cSh nensius 9emple, @. Ssarbman @.
Yfarrer @illiam s. @eltber, $40 y
Nub1nn Mpe. Sonntaei6nle 8 llbr BORN
Gnaliiter 8ottesbienft 10 llbr. Deut'
1d)er 8o;tesbienft II 1lbr. Seben er1teu
Spnntng i'm Nonat Sralien 0erein Her'
iammlune. Seben 3fveiten Sonntdg tn
Npnat &irhenrats sSitung. Seben ertten
..nt h-!ttcn Sonnta9 I'M Nonat lutber
Yiaa 8erIdmmlung. Sonnta9ihulttaNF
tpirb I'M Wpraus befannt9eaeben.
Mue Bolts ilnb @laubenS0enonea
s;no hsc3lib ipilliom,nrn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Carr, Subiana
1enti4e Gp. 2nther. 9rrterns .etrdta

Gde II. Npe. nmb ssillmpre Sts.
Yf.rrer Hngnft q. Giidtina. 1919
Fillmore Ctr. 8.I.. 2S5s1. SebeA
Sonntag . ilhr rornitta9S Stnutd0s
fdjlIe. llbr eneIiiher @ottesbtenft
II ,llbc atitber 8ottes6ienft.
Nue .tbcrtihen @lG,ibensgenoMen
bentic5er .,,b cngliIher Snnae In @dr9
uno ltm9ebuna iinb 5u ben Wottesbiens
itcn berAlid, einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
kirblifbe Aarbrirbtetl

Mue l,,theriiden @lalbenseenoRep
oeutfder unb eneIiider Srnae in 0ar'
ref, Sbaron lino llmaeaettt linb az ben
@otteS6ieniten ber5li6ft ein0elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Gillette .. 9. Qic6crtafel.

slQen Mitglieoern Scr Gillette Sic.
Oertaiel oiene 5lr gef1Qigen Nabribt,
oaB uniere ldhlte Serianlmllng aml
Montag, Sen I. MGra abenbs, itott.
finoet. 8itte aae su fonlnlen. Seoen
Nonta9abenb 8 llbr lit Sineprobe.
6. Saulcrnlann, Sefr.-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Nonaea, ga.
1euti@e Gpang. .Guft. Ct. 3etet0s
Oemeinbe, B. GtS.

Bfarrer Sans g. 8. Simolett. PA
Mbams Ctr. No9efter, ga. $elephom:
@o6efter 236S. @ottesbienft $3.50 rbr
morpens; Sonntagfdule 1915 nbr. -
Srailen Verein Weriammlllne am letten
3onnerstas ieben NonatS. 8 llbr dbenbo
Sebern:onn 1T beroliG ir;qtcu1men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
9omeheab, ga.
9entftte Gp. 3utb. ct. NarfnS 8tr6s
222-224 Oft 8. Mbe.

222-224 Oft 9. Mbe.
&ep. Sreberid 8. MItboff, Yaitor. $eIes
ptrn: so. 1745. Sonntagidlule morgenS
$3.50 ltbr. - @ottesbienit 10:30 lbr.
Nae @IalbenssenoHen fnb berolt9
tpiIIfomn1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

mir ale iebncn uns nad Sem liebcl
idonen Sriibinbr.
Gliiabeib Eiihler, Scfr.
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Columbus, Ohip

Gpana. Gmtber. Rarttn 2nther 2trde,
Gde Daoler unb Ann StraRe.
1farrer &. g. &euer. Scoen Sonntdg
purittaes . lltr Sonntaoihuie; 10 ubr
engliIdjer Oottesbienft; II ubr be,iti@er
9ottcstienlf.
Nue Gloube..s9enoNen ,tnb eremtbe
Ii;:b ber3lid5 eu,9elooen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

Aaen 3iueispereinen Ses Central
yerbanSes, in ,peldjen cine Snsenb'
Abteilnns sefibrt iuirb, sur sefGQi.
gen &adridt, lah bic 1947, 1o% Der
iG6rli6em 0eiSfenbnn6 lQSlesE Sen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
6arreu, ga.

6arreu, ga.
Dextids 0b. 3atb. e.. 4anImS .etr4e.
721-25 Hrnit dpe.
Bfdrrer Nrtbur 8. 0Iant. Seben Conn.
tag 8 lltr por,nitta9s Sonntaei9ule;
10 l1br cmslilher; II ilbr bentf&er
@otteSbieuir.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
3meis 33.

slaen Witglieocrn oienc 5ur sei1ni-
gen Na6rift, oab sic n1d)lte Ser.
'cnmllna anl Sonntae. sen IA.
0iar5, 2 l(br na6mittags, i'm Sad.
lenbeim ltattiinoet. aae Mitslieber
iino erilld,t auueieno 3u iein, oenn Is
iinS INNER luidtiae 8eiddite 5unl er.
leOigen, ipclde gnipeienbeit allerYrii.
Der, Jung llnO alt, n0tig MAIDEN.
Martiu @. 8uiit, Ger.
Der TranenOerein Der ct. Sobannes'
Stride
miro am 3. MGr5 ibre monatli6e Ser,
iannllung ba6cn. Gs miro l,nl reht
5ablreiden 8eiub ge6cten.
Ilice @ramp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

: 0tte leien gte ote anae,eeai
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2iucia 81.

Gliiabetb Sii1lcr, Scfr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01
Christian Leadership Units
To End Meeting With Tea

The three-day annual meeting of
the National Committee for Christ
ian Leadership, Inc, and the In
ternational Council for Christian
Leadership will close today with a
tea at pm. in Fellowship House,
1924 Massachusetts avenue NV.
At dinper last night at the
Washington Hotel, Ambassador Nor
man Maxim of Australia, Sir Philip
Dundas of Scotland, Morris Sayre,
president of the National AsSocia-
ton of Manufacturers, and members
of Congress stressed need for
leaders who will call on Christian
principles in solving world problems
Senators Robertson, Democrat, of
Virginia; Wiley, Republican, Of Wis
consin, and Flanders, Republican. of
Vermont, and Representative Priest,
Democrat. Of Tennessee, also spoke.
At an earlier meeting yesterday at
the Hay-Adams Hotel, the commit
tee passed resolutions urging aid to
Europe, adoption of Christian ethics
in acknowledgement, religious edu-
cation and support of missionary
work.
Nathaniel Leverone of Chicago,
was reelected president; Senator
Robertson, Democrat, OF Virginia,
vice president, and Donald Stone,
assistant director. Bureau of the
Budget, treasurer. Other officers
were reelected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01
1913 Gather Here
|For Alcoholics
| Anonymous Fete

Eight hundred and ninety-three
persons paid $3.50 a plate last night
to dine at the Alcoholics Anonymous
banquet at the Hotel Statler.
Not all were former alcoholics,
however, and most of the members
brought their wives to the get
together of members from the Dis
trict, Maryland and Virginia.
1t was the biggest function here in
history of the brotherhood who keep
from slipping by helping others stop
drinking.
Today the organization will stage
a bigger event-a mass meeting open
to the public at 10 am. in the
Warner Theatre. Bill w." the New
Yorker who founded the organiza-
ton, will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01
Britain Boosts Egg Prices
To Hold Down Subsidy

LONDON, Jan. 31.-The price of
eggs in Britain was increased
sharply today by Food Ministry
order.
The reason for the increase: To
keep the cost of food subsidies with
in established limits.
The ministry quoted the price of
eggs BY the dozen, but the average
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01

shopper is able to buy only one egg
q week on his ration book.
The retail price of best-grade eggs
was raised from one shilling, nine
pence (38 cents to three shillings
600 cents a dozen.
The maximum price of second
grade eggs was increased from one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01

shilling, six pence go cents to two
shillings, six pence $50 cents.
1t was explained that the increase
was necessary to avoid raising Brit
aims overall annual food subsidy
of 1872, o00,O 900 pounds $1,56S, 0oo,-
0O0l. -----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-01


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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-31
What to DO About tflIdev

Mildew is fungus present in the
air. In hot, damp darkness, It de-
velops rapidly, in cottons and linens
particularly, causing . sour odor and
grayish-brown stains. The older the
stains, the more difficult they are to
remove. Fresh stains may often be
washed out in soap and water. Stub.
born stains may require bleaching.
For white cottons or linens only, wash
In hot suds, noisten with lemon Juice
and salt and dry in the sun. II stain
Is old, bleach with hydrogen perox-
ide. Rinse well. For any washable col
ored fabric, wash in warm suds. Old
stains are difficult to remove. Avoid
letting damp clothes stand in q bas.
ket during hot, damp weather.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-31
III Overseas Relief

Two hundred thousand dollars has
been collected by All club members
for overseas relief during the first
two-year postwar period, according
to report issued by the cooperative
extension service, United States De-
pactment of agriculture. Another i'm
,ortant contribution Of All club
members lies in increasing the local
food supply to free more food for ex-
port. For the two years 1915 and
1947, they produced 250.000 acres Of
gardens, raised 10 million head Of
poultry, 1,450,000 head Of livestock,
II million quarts of food, and dried.
froze, or stored rs million pounds Of
food.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-31
For Johnny Go-Fast

Silver-jointed tricycles and little
autos are among the new toys for
1913. Literally, the various parts of
the frames are stuck together with
silver. Silver brazing alloys have
been called hard soldiers" Melted at
relatively low temperatures. they
flow almost like water. Capillary &C.
ton pulls the binding fluid in be-
tween the most closely matched sur
faces and into the slightest cavity.
And this kind of solder is SO strong
that film Of a thousandth of an
inch or less is enough to bind joints
which have strength second only
to welding.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-31

Natives of the New Hebrides is
lands bind the heads Of newborn ba-
bies, says the World Book encyclo-
ped;a. The tightly wrapped head
causes it to slope backwards. The
natives consider slanted skulls q
mark of beauty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
Three Juneauiies Are Given
 Advanced Health Degrees al
 Same University, Same Day

Perhaps the largest number of Alasksns from the same city to re- celve advanced degrees at one time from the same university, donned caps and gowns for the traditional ceremonies at the University of Michigan June 12
 They were three Juneauites: Dr. Elaine Schwinge, Amos Alter and George V. Leadbetter, all taking the degree of Master of Public Health The respective degrees were taken after specialized work in the fields of public health administration, public health engineering and public health education.
 On completion of her work, Dr. Schwinge proceeded to Washington, D. C., to study the specialized tech niques of administering B. c. G. vaccine which the United States Public Health Service has indicated may be used in Alaska as an aid in controlling tuberculosis
 Alter and Leadbetter were invited at the close of the spring semester to attend the first National Sanita- ton Foundation Clinic which was
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08

held at the School of Public Health, Ann Arbor, Michigan, June g through 25. About 370 top men in industry and public health gathered to make joint recommendation for solving sanitation problems in the States and Territories.
 At the close of the meetings. AL ter, with his wife and two small sons, Jerry and Jimmy made plans to re- turn to Juneau to resume his work with the Territorial Department of Health.
 Leaobetter proceeded to the Michigan State Health Department Lansing, Mich, where, according to the provisions of Fellowship awarded him last fall, he will study the types of things being done in health education in the State of Michigan. He plans to continue his work in the fall toward the degree tof Doctor of Education.
 Dr. Elaine Schwinge, on comple- tion of her specialized studies in Washington, D. c. plans to return to her work with the Territorial De- partment of Health in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
BANQUET GIVEN 10
 VISITING OFFICERS
 OF OES LAST NIGHT

Over one hundred persons at tended the Eastern Star banquet at the Scottish Rite Temple last night honoring Mrs. Eva H. Hamil- ton, Most Worthy Grand Matron, and Mrs. Amy H. Berry, Worthy Grand Marshal, who is 'traveling with Mrs. Hamilton. The two dis tinguished visitors arrived yester- day afternoon via PAA plane from Seattle.
 Buford w. Matherry presided at the banquet as Toastmaster, at which all visitors were introduced as well as the presiding officers of Juneau Chapter No. and Mug get Chapter No. 2 who were in charge of arrangements.
 Mrs. Henrietta Power, Acting Worthy Matron of Juneau Chapter No. ', presided over the meeting which followed. and the degrees were conferred on one candidate. Distinguished visitors, Past Matrons and Patrons were presented, and a special presentation honored Mrs. Annetta Naghel, Charter Member of Juneau Chapter No. and Past Matron. Gifts were presented by the Chapter to Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Berry, who complimented all those who took part in the highly successful evening.
 Mrs Hamilton expressed en- thusiasm over her trip to Alaska An accomplished speaker, she des- cribcd her work in behalf of the Order during her travels over the world, where she has always found a cordial welcome.
 The two General Grand Chapter officers were honor guests at a no-host luncheon today at the Baranof Hotel. Tonight they will make their official visit to Nugget Chapter No. in Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-08
RHEUMATISM WARD
 Cpp0SES TEENERS IN BASEBALL TONIGHT

Mentor Bob 'Coughlin, predicting a decisive win for his fighting squad of old timers" said this morning that he has contacted and contracted about 14 of Juneaus past baseball greats to be at the hall park tonight when the old timers" take the field against the youthful fiery Teen-Agers. Tn ad citicn to balls, bats and gloves, Coughlin said he has arranged for an ample supply of rubbing alco- hol, mild sedatives and binding tape.
 Not that we'll neet: it." Cough lin added, its just that Shavey Koski might have little trouble with his fast ball if the game goes IA innings" Commenting re- lative to Manager Couglin's press statement, Koski breatned an air ol confidence and added that he'd slice the plate with as much ease as chopping meat cuts with the cleaver. You bet he will chirp- ped Fred Hennng, and if the kids accidentally put the wood to one, I'll look like Lou BouGreau him self when I scoop it up in the in- field and whip to first
 Molly MacSpadden, quiet-spoken utility man for the power packed "old timers,' had little to say ex- cept that he has for some time been holding secret practices in freezer No. 3 at the Cold Stor-