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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22

far outside the straight and mar
row way, is disturbed about Toll
by Phipps. Toby was heard to
say not long ago that the Good
Lord sent neither the rain nor
the drouth but left all that to the
cosmic weather bureau. When
Alex was a member of the Old
Regular Baptist Church, he read
much in the Good Book. He re-
calls passages from the Scriptures
which show that Toby is not OH
sure ground. If Toby does not
take more thought on this mat.
ter, Brother Dutton is sure that
he is gone gander.
prices Reach Highest Peak"
says newspaper headline.
What do you mean, peak? Is
there a possible stopping place?
The other morning we counted
twenty-five dogs along the street
between the court house and the
high school building. We don't
know that this proves anything
except that a great many dogs
were taking the air that morn
ing.
Another Law-Making Body.
A news release from the high
way department telling of a new
regulation of theirs, ends up by
saying "the Highway Department
is giving this regulation the full
force and effect of law"
We had thought the General
Assembly was the law making
body of our state.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22
JAMESTOWN NEWS

Mrs. James Stratas, Sidney Bill
Stratas, Mrs. Ayers Yates and
Cheryl Yates left for Detroit on
Monday.
Mrs. Lydia Fleming spent the
weekend with her son, Lucian
Fleming, and family. Also, Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Hill called Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Hughes, Pauline
Brown, Virgie Hughes and Fallie
Reedy called on D. M. Yates on
Thursday. Mr. Yates has been
worse for a few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Stacy, of
West Virginia, spent Sunday with
Luther Yates and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mullins
were in Norton and Richlands on
Wednesday to see a doctor.
Mrs. Eula Beverly had dinner
with Mrs. Russell Reedy Wednes-
day. Peggy Browning and Gerald
inc Willis visited her Friday.
Emerson Mullins and family,
and Mrs. Burlin Childress spent
Sunday with Mrs. Hattie Stone at
Skeetrock.
Shirley Stone is visiting her
sister, Nevelyn Mullins, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mullins of
Bold Camp visited their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Hughes, Sunday.
Luther Yates is taking treat
ment at Norton before having an
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jethro Artrip, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Artrip and chill
dren of Rockhouse, KY, and Clay
ton Artrip of Detroit spent Tues
day with Mrs. Emerson Mullins.
Mrs. Allie Davis, Patty Davis
and Mrs. Laura Willis called on
D. M. Yates Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Mullins
spent the weekend at the home
of Harold Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Love Mullins,
Mrs. Ernest France, Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Casteel, M. D. Mullins and
family of Kentucky visited at the
home of Everett Mullins recent
ly.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-07-22

Lucian Phillips from st. Paul
was seeing friends here this
week.
Mike Powers spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Powers
were dinner guests OF Russell
Powers Sunday.
Jamie Sutherland and Bonnie
Martin and children spent Sum
day evening with Holly Kiser
and family.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27
WRITIN' TO TEENS
Monkeys Get Their Tails Twisted, Too
BY DICK DRABBLE

imagine you kids have al or another When connected with the Staten Zoo spent hours in the monkey parlors watching the czny sere Monkeys the funniest people, People funniest monkeys More than I've monkeys monkeys of their keepers.
 Jocko, year old chmpanzee my favorite friend in the parors He used belong New York high teacher That until he her by breaking all the china then turning all water faucets He kept culvating my friendship just long brought him oranges, apples, bananas toys, and funny books
 He enjoy the funny books turning each carefully and sometimes giving sound like chuckling he looked then trng this give Wiman dance his sleeping shelf then the comics asunder. Did the keeper love me for this!
 Another thing about Jocko, minute he palsy Way, the He failed gifts but failed keep distance You could believe he friendly monk could depend Of he wild beast such things beasies If he had intelligence sometimes to, he wouldn't deceitfu You be backbiters oo-nteligent folk with college degrees. They call it "intrigue'
 To ustrate let's make plot Mr. Bumpoy holding responsible he unstable because of his Weannes MT Goodguy also holds responsible potion popular and stable Now MT Bumpjoy tries to his palsy Way accepting what ling then when back turned he will tear
 We humans not like Jockos, subtle We guilt cloth sympathy When Jocko about could usually tell advance and clear Bumpjoy in when he words into other folks mouths for them telling tales Goodguy twisted after it is reod several times Even the becomes uncertain.
 I've monkeys their tails twisted In rapeze when they upside they still point want to remember when people their TALES twisted they usually get made monkeys of!
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27
Church Services This Week i. .

| This Week l ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN
 CHURCH
 W. L. Zeile, Pastor
 Sunday Sunday school, 10 am. Morning worship, II am. Holy Communion is celebrated on the last Sunday of every second month.
 UNITED PROTESTANT
 CHURCH Victor I. Alfsen, Pastor
 Sunday Sunday School, 10 a. m. Morning Worship, II a. m. Young Peoples Service, 2 p. m Evening Service, 8 p. m.
 Friday Prayer Meeting, 7::3O p. m. ST. M1CHAEL'S CATHOLIC
 CHURCH Rev. James A. Snead, Pastor
 Sunday Mass, 10 a. m. Confessions heard before Mass Sodality Communion held the first Sunday of each month. CHURCH OF GOD
 FULL GOSPEL George Savchenko, pastor
 Sunday Sunday School, 10 am. Morning Devotions, II am Services at Butte, 3 pm.
 VALLEY CHAPEL
 of the
 CHURCH OF GOD Rev. George w. Geiwitz, pastor
 Sunday Community Sunrise Service at 7:30 am. Sunday School, 10:15 am. Worship Service, II am.
 Wednesday Prayer meeting, 8 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27
CHURCH OF GOD FULL GOSPEL

George Savchenko, pastor
 Sunday Sunday School, 10 am. Morning Devotions, II am Services at Butte, 3 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-27
VALLEY CHAPEL
 of the
LAST PINOcHLE PARTY

The last evening of series of winter long pinochle parties sponsored by the Northland Pio- neer Grange, will be held next Wednesday, it was announced this week by the committee in charge. Play will begin at 8 o'clock in the Grange hall.
 At the end of the evening, series scores will be announced and prizes awarded to the top two pinochle players of the Val ley.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
Wife Presents Jobless
Husband With
Triplets
BY IsAAs JONES

WAYNE. MICH. - amp - Per.
haps the story about the old lady
who lived in shoe had so many
children she didn't know what to
do could partly be applied to the
case of Charles and Elizabeth Lo
gan, who live in a trailer home here
For as pre-Christmas present
for Charles Logan. the wife present.
ed him with triplets, one boy and
two girls. Tuesday night.
The sad part about the blessed
events coming into the Logans
nome is the fact that Pa Logan "a
unemployed. Aside from this, they
have four other children, the young.
est is II months old.
Pa Logan delivered the three
babies all on his own, placed them
in a basket, and took them by car
to the Boyer Memorial hospital In
nearby Ypsilantt. Mich. 1t was
after visiting hours when the
young father arrived, but Bravely.
walked up to Miss Dorothy Heath
the supervisor and said:
I've got a basketball Of babies
mere - viii you look after them?'
Miss Heath took a look at the
would be taken care Of. Then Logan
babies and assured Logan that they
a tired man, returned home to his
other family. He reports mother and
babies ara dnlnop rail
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
Minister Who "Stole
Under Gods Orders
Given Two Years

BIRMINGHAM - tANP) - A
self-styled minister of the gospel,
who maintained that divine orders
led him to pick pockets, was put on
probation for two years by a U. s.
judge here last week. The minister
whose name was withheld, was ar.
rested on a charge of stealing S31
from a porter's pockets in a mans
room on speeding train.
A native Of Pamela, Sumter, the
preacher said he had committed the
crime under the influence off pray
.er, In his initial interview with the
police. he said he was wearing his
ministerial robes at the time OF the
theft because he was returning
from an eastern mission to which
his congregation had dispatched
him. At the end Of the interview.
he asked the officers to pause for a
moment OF prayer, which they did
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
Chicago City Council
Proclaims Bill OF
Rights Week

CHICAGO - lANP) ~ The Chi.
cago City Council declared the week
extending through December 1919
BID Of Rights Rehabilitation Week"
IN = resolution passed last week
sponsored BY the American Civfi
Liberties union. the statement was
supported by Aid. Archibald 7.
carey, Jr. and Others.
IL read in part: Resolved that
the CITY council Of the city off Chi.
cago proclaim the week Of Decem-
Der 1919. 1913. TO be RededIcation
week: and be IL further resolved
that we hereby reaffirm our belief
IN and our desire continually 10 safe
guard the principles Of the BIZ OF
Rights OF our United States consti-
luton: and be Il further resolved
mat the basic freedoms involved In
THIS BIN Of Rights shall become
living reality to All chicagoans.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
Negroes And Whites
In Florida Restaurant
Bring Out Fire Dept.

TAMPA, Fla. - amp - The To-
cal fire department was called here
recently by group Of citizens who
saw Negroes and Whites eating to-
gether in White restaurant in
Ybor City. the latin quarter.
The incident occurred following a
meeting of the progressive party In
which plans were made to form
community groups that will send
representatives to the Florida con-
vention in February.
The firemen surrounded the res
taurant but, according to reports,
did not drench the place with water
instead they attracted large crowd
of onlookers.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
6 Special Xmas
Stories At Dorsey
Library

Miss Hazel c. Coachman. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ella Coachman, is serv-
ing as assistant to Mrs. Dorothy l..
Sanford. product of Phyllis Wheat.
ley Elementary School and OF Book
er T. Washington High School, is
graduate of Virginia State Col
lege. While there. she was a mem
Der OF a number OF campus groups
among them being Players Guild
and Home Economics Club.
The weekly Story hour at Dorsey
Memorial Library on Saturdays al
o'clock Is her special project. Dur
ing the Christmas vacation period.
six special Story Hours viii be held
at the library at 2:S0 on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
Negro Firemen axe
Case To u. S.
Supreme Court

WASHINGTON - amp - Ne
gro firemen Of three southern rail-
roads fighting what they claim to be
discrimination against Negroes by
the Brotherhood of Locomotive
F,iremen and Enginemen took their
case to the U. S. Supreme court last
week.
The firemen asked the high court
to review their action to get a per-
manent court injunction issued
against the White Brotherhood.
This case will also involve the juris-
diction of the District court here.
Originally, about year ago
Judge Alexander Holtzoff of Dis.
trict court issued a preliminary in
junction against the union in favor
of the firemen. But on October 81
the u. s. Court of Appeals ruled
that the District court had no juris-
diction over the case, and voided
the courts ruling. 1t said the case
should have been taken to the
Northern District court of Ohio.
Joseph L. Rauh, attorney for the
firemen, contends that the local
court did have jurisdiction over the
case.
In general the firemen oppose the
union on the grounds that it would
allow only White firemen and en-
ginemen to join its ranks, but i
acted for all locomotive firemen
Colored and White.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
1850 Baptist World
Congress To Meet
In Cleveland

WASHINGTON = (ANP1 - DR..
Arnold t. Ohrn. executive secretary
of the Baptist World alliance, an
nounced here this week that the
next Baptist World congress win
meet in the public auditorium at
Cleveland, O.. on July 1927, 1850.
The last congress was held in Copen-
hagen, Denmark, in 1947.
The alliance, headed by DIR. c.
Oscar Johnson, pastor of Third Bap-
fist church of st. Louis, represents
100000 Baptists in so nations. OF
six earlier conventions, Nnly two
have been held in the United
States.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-12-18
Clearwater Gets Million
Dollar Housing Project
200 Units Authorized

Z CLEARWATER The city
building department Monday author
lied the construction of 81 1000, 900
Negro housing project
The project to be built by John C.
Emerson. who has just completed a
$1,000,0OO apartment project on
Clearwater Beach, will consist of
200 units containing 500 rooms and
will be located in the heart of the
city's Negro district.
The project will be the second
largest Negro housing development
in Pinellas county. The largest was
erected by the government in st.
Petersburg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
Die Preisstruktur des
Landes keineswegs stabi|
Man erwortet doss der nfoiionoere Avftrieb weiter
duuern Wird.

8aibinston. 8. 6. - Giibrer I'M
8eId)GitsIeben unb in ser Momini'
itration ieben feline sroBe Moglid'
felt nieoriserer Ereiie; manfe glau'
ben ioear, baB sic Snilation lang
iam, aber iiher iteisen miro. sic
babcn iogar einen neuen gtamen oa
iiir aeiunoen: .0ie ibleihenSe SIT
iIation". SdnsamtsiefretGr Sobn W
Snpoer iaste, oaB Ser Snilatlons'
brud anbalten tpiiroe. Gr riet oen
Banfiers, ibre anerfennensiperten
Yemiibungen auiredt 5u erbalten
Spefulationsoarleben su belbrdn'
fen. Mnoere Sad)peritdnoige bes
St)atantS iagten poraus, oab bic
Greiie aImdblib aniteigen ,piiroen
uno iib nit boiler &rait bis 5un1
nGditen Sanlar bemertbar MAIDEN
apiiroen.
Sbre Sorausiage purSe bis 81,
einem eeipiiien @raoe ourd oie les.
ten Greisberidte oes Irbeitsbepart'
ments beitGtist. aus oieien sebt ber,
Dor. oaB gngros. .Yreiie in Ben les'
ten orei @odrn itGnOie angeitiegen
iiuo. Der @eheninSer bes 9ureal'
oi 2abpr Statiitics, ser 900 lebens,
mihtige Tinge auiSGblt, apar 1850
bGber alS Dor bier @pfen unS 11.4
Erosent bober als Dor eiuen Sabre.
Die meiiten Sad)ueritinoiaen iino
ser Mniid)t, baB Oas ellropGlIde
Silisprogranm, bie nel,en Miiltllngs.
ailsgaben uno sic Serabietuug Ser
Ginfommeniteuern sic Yreiie bod.
treiben peroen, ba ourb bieie 8c-
ihliiiie mebr gelo in l(mlaui 9eIest
luer0en miro.
Nun gibt es aber ar,d) pieoer
SahperitanSiee, Oie on Die Stabi-
litdt ser Greiie glauben unb es 10.
gar fir m0glid) balten, baB Sic
Yreiie 5uriidseben tperoen.
Ger Soriisenbe bes r9anfing
Committee" oes Sauies, Seize q.
@olcott. 8ep., Mid)., iaste, oab sic
fiirSlihen Greisberabietalneen Ser
Stabl- uno gleftri5itGtsinOlitrie
Sen Iniang 81 einem augemeinel,
Hreisriifeang MAIDEN fonnten.
0eitgelteIlt tpuroe, oaB BON Sen
9cid)ditsleuten, aominiltrationsuers
tretcrn uno 8irtidaitlern, sic Dem
aonpent ser II. 6. SanOelsfammer
in letter @ode betpobnten,, iebs
bon nel,n nit fiinitigeu bGberen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20

UNI Die frcien GGlfcr Gurupus III.
ianlmcnsuihlieRen. nid,t auf Gr.
fennntiiie elmer innerlid) aciunbe=
ten. ionbern elmer aufs ticfite ouf=
aewiiblten &clt suriifaebcn, bic I'M
ter Glll;eren Ginoriiten. inn Mnblif
",ncr orobenDcn Wcfabr su Der Sin.
sid)t aefomnlcn lit. oaR Tie iid) nun
cnolid) aufruffen uno entid)loiien
hanocln mui,, lpenn lie nit,t sltorun=
DC aebcn mill. Die &citlunion, III
Der iebt Die ,sunoanlentc aeleat lpur=
ocn limo, lit niht benfbar ubnc Den
Norfballplan. uno bieicr nid)t ohne
bic SpdnnllnNcn slpiid)en Den Ser
eiuiatcn Stoaten lno ocr SDlpict-
Union. @dbe eS oicic SpannlInacn
nidt, ipdre StuRlano bcreit aelpeien,
NIT ieincn unaebeurcn lpirtid)aftli=
diem MGalihfeitcn am Mufbau cines
nad ieinen eiNenen Weicbcn lebcu=
nen Guropas mitsulpirfcn. 10 lpGre
Die amerifaniid)c 6ilfe ipcnioitcns
in oieicr ,Sorm llno @rGke nid,t mo-
tia aelpeien.
SrotDem miro oos nelle europa.
,pcnn es einnual auf fcitcn ;SiiHcn
lteht. elm urpRcr Wclpinn icin. 9Sir
oiirfen Die Soffnuna haben. oaR
oaS. mas iebt lnter 9@eben aebo.
rcn miro. Gin 9Senoepunft in Der
@cihid)tc GurOpas lit. @nn crit
cinnlal Die europGiid)en Nationen
aelcrnt ba5en. lire 8nhlFabrt nid.t
in acacnieitiaer 9tipalitGt unb in
ciferiiihtiacr @obrlna ihrcr Goll=
pcrdnitdt. ionbern in Dem Yelpuf,t,
lein uno Der YetGtiauna ner :}uiam-
lnenael)oriafcit su iud,cn. hann ,pcr-
ben Tic iih burd) aemeiniame Van-
be aneinanoer aefettet fiiblep, bic 10
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20

iif. baB Die meiiten Gilanjen bel
nube ibren geiamten Waiier9ebalt
ausseoiiniiet baben. Sic trofnen aus
uno iterben in furjer e3it ab. lpdb-
reno iene, Die iparIamer nit 9t1brs
itpiien unO Walier unlgeben, alld)
obne neue 3ufubren nod einige
Gage leben fGnnen.
r3u ibrem gtahteil perbrauben
piele Yilanjen nlebr Maiier oils not,
nenoia." iaate Yroi. arlano. .uno
oaourd miro cine Art Jieber5uitano
uno itarfes Sd)ipisen ueruriad)t. ="
Die iiebernoen Eilan5en erid)opien
rationsinteniitGt in Sanobooen nid)t
ihledter geoieb OILS in Sabnlboben.
0urb 8eigabe geeigneter Diin9e-
mittel fonnte sic Musoiinitllng oes
Saiers nm ipeitere 80 Hrojent ge-
ienft uno ser Grnteertras weientlld,
erb0bt per0en.
Durd sic Wiiienidait iino in Sen
lesten 80 Sabren Oie Grtr1ge ser
&ulturpilanSen beOeuteno erb0bt
woroen; Sic S0hitgren5e lit ieOod)
feinesspegs lhon erreiht. yBir brau.
bcn SflanSen. Die re9elnlGBi9 umO
niht nur in giinitigen Sabren quite
grnten sarantieren. llno oie gnt.
oedung BON Yroi. Mrlano bringt
sic 0anoepirtihait oieiem 3iele Ell.
men guten Shritt nGber.
yum Die uriahe oes Yflan~n.
iiebers 3u erfennen. baben mir sleihe
Saatiorten aui ben perid)iebeniten
Booen angepilan3t," erflGrte err,
.uno es 5eiete iif. oab uneeeignete
Diinglng ulto Booenbebanolune
cine saualtise Steiserung Der 1rnn-
ipiraiion berporruien. Die YilanSen
init gerin9erem Waiierperbraut mo-
rem erbeblid) observation-disclosures uno
brad)ten melt bobere @rtr1ge."
.Sdppcrer 2ebntbooen peruriad)t
nur serinee Tranipiration, p6breno
leidte Sanobooen itartes Gieber
berporruien. Sic seben 3upiel so.
oentuaiier ab, uno 6as lit in eriter
9inie Der @runb fir ibre 9erineen
grtrdge." Gin 0eriuh 3ei9te, BOB
&nferioat9ut nit eerineer 1ranipi-
iid) ihneG, Deria9en i'm grtrag nno
seben oft ourd Mustrodnuns su.
griinbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20

Yreiien redneten.
Mlan 5empIe, ser Ti5epralioeni
ser National Gitp 8anf bon 9ter
Dorf, tpar optimiitiid). gr iab ni6ts
in ser @eihditslase, Doraus mon
sen SbIub sieben miibte, oaB eln
@reisauiities mpermeiobar lei.
Gouiu q. Npurie, Ser Sorlisenoe
oes YrGlioentenrats wirtidaitlid)er
Satperitdnoieer, NOR Scr gniidt,
sic allerbings Don allerlei geoln,
slmeen abbGneis aenladt muroe, oab
sic M0glibfeit, sic Snilation ab5,l,
bremien, ettpas beller geaporoen lei
gr iiigte binSu, SaB man nidt 0til=
liaroemperte an sic armee iibcrges
ben fonnte unS nift Damn bon ,tpirf.
lihen ginfommen" ipre6en Tonne
Sobn 8. Munfle, ein @eiddftsin,
baber bon Detroit, iagte, oaB eine
peitere SnfIatipn nidt n0tig pGre,
menn sic Mominiitration ibre Hropa.
ganbamaid)ine aboreben tpiirOe llnl
nit Sem @elo, Sas fir Serteioigune
ausgcgeben auerSen muB, rperniini.
tis" umainge.
yNaribaa.Ylan iuirb II. =. Yreiie
cnfen"
2onoon. - aubeniefretGr Grneil
9epin iiibrte aui elmer Terlammlrna
ser Sofarbciter 8elperfld)aftcil
aus, cine flugc ampenoung oes Wtar.
ibau Slams ourh bie britiide SnOu.
itrie unO Irbeiteridnit tperoe 81 eli.
ner Yreisienfllng IN sen Sereinigten
Staaten fiibren.
,Gs miro 10 picl Don oem &eid).
tum ser Imcrifaner gereoet", iagte
CT, vaber oieie Silie fonlnt aus oerl
Steuern Ser einiafen 2eute, pof,
Senen piele, nadoem iie ibre Steuern
heSablt baben, ourbaus niht beier
oaran lino oils Sbr."
rGie Sbee, Sab ale slmerifaner
~, in 8olo mGl5en, lit glatter I'm.
linn. @enn ser Wariballplan bon
oen Yrobu5enten uno arbeitern un,
ieres 2anoes perniinitis anseapenoet
miro, fonnen mir uniere Yrobuftion
um 20 bis 800 iteigern. 0aourd
perOen mir oie Erobuftionsfoiten
lenfen, unb Oas miro aud sen ame.
rifaniid)en Irbeitern Sugute fom.
men - oenn allf in ben Sereinig.
ten Staaten iperoen baOurG oie 8a.
rem bilIiger."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20
die hei|ige AI|ianz
des 20. Jahrhunderts'
den Anfaensen elmer evropoei.ehen
Union

Subrscbntclona iino Die &erci-
niNtcn Stuatcn BON europa cine
Socc aelpeien. Der cin aruSes Maf
bon llmpirflihfcit anbaftctc. sll,d!
nacb Dem eriten 9Scltfriea perlici
Die Eolitif Der curopGiid,en Stoa-
ten auf lpeite Strefen in Dem Mls=
Nfcubrcncn @leiie. auf Dem iie iidl
lett ie belueat batte. 9llith Der NDl.
ferbunO hattie feline einichneioenbel,
Nirflnacn auf bas Ientcn Der
cllropGiiden NDlfer. 9as fortbcite=
benbe WiStrauen. nit Dem Die 9te.
aierunNcn oas politiihe Barometer
ablaicn, Der)inocrte. bas Gntltebel,
elmer sltmoipbGre. in Der bic G0lfer
bcreit aelpeien ipGren. auf beionoere
Shubbiinoniiie. lpenn audi inn Stab
men oes Tolferbunbes. uno auf 9tii=
ltunaen si persihten. 0ie Moraen-
rote eincs aeeianeten Guropas er-
id)ien Doriiberacbeno am 6osri,ont
nad) Dem Mbid)lmR oes 2ocar Lspaf=
4
ties lmo nad) Dem @intritf Deutid,=
lambs in 0en @Glfcrbuno. Gs iuor
nod nid,t oas Sereiniate europa.
abcr es bdttc oaraus entiteben fDn-
llcn. ipcnn europa bic moraliid,en.
ipirtlfaftlihcn uno pulitiiriwn
2ronfbeitsfcimc ausaeid,icoen bat.
te. aus oenem 9tationalismuS.
NehsDcrad)tuna. @lam6c an Die g.
malt uno &laiienfampf INNER ncuc
Nabruna ioaen.
6eute beainnt Gurona einen neu-
Ell Start. niht unter ocm feitlihcn
@clGute bon ;srieoensalotcn. ion-
bern unloiiitert bon Der Gorge TN,
.eilcn nelen Neltfonflift. Yeiocr
muR man es iaaen, oaR Die Shrit,
te. bic iest unternommen tperben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-20

es foloenoe Dt0alid)fcitcn bietet:
1. Ser 6onoel slpiiciEn Dit unp
&cltcllropa, Der beute ioIt aan,
labmaclc0t lit, fGnnte pieoer in
Sang aebrud)t perocn.
=. Sirefte 9lnleiben .an ruiiiicbe
Guiallenitaatcn fonlen pcrmiebcn
ipcrbcn, 10 lunae Die gciiebunaen
slpilhcn gaibinaton uno Mosfau
10 0eiponnt iino.
Sci Dem lSlan miro on cine oez
nnciniame 9lnleibe iiir Gnalono.
Srunfrei1,. Selaicn. Spllano uno
Stalien aeoat)t. Sic fOnnte uud,
oo,u oiencn. Maid,inen fir Die pit=
europliihcn Stooten su Iiefcrn. Die
cur Gntipiflllna ibrer S,pl,inouitrie
benOtiat lperocn. Sieie 9dnoer. oar.
unter audi liolcn, ,Sinnlano unb
Suaoilolpien. f0nnten natiirlih ibrc
Oplsinoultrie bciier ousbeuten.
gcamte Der Sont lpieicn oorouf
bin. Dab Sol, fir Den Mufbau bon
&eltcuropa 10 orinaeno bcn6tiot
miro loic Stabl, llno lpenn Die 0Itli-
diem .GnOcr Maithinen fir hire
AoolsinouItric I'M 9Sert bon ctlpu
$15,OOO,OOO erbaltcn lpiiroen,
oann fOnntcn bic lpciteurppGiid,en
Sonber bis su $4,000. 900 ipuren.
bic lie ionit fir SOL; in Slmerifo
ausaebcn miiBten. 9luh lpllroe bar
auf binaeiuieien. oaB Die Iercinia-
ten Staatcn ielbit feincn llebcrfluf
an Soils babcn. oas fir Die Nusfubr
in ,Sraae fonlmcn fonntc, suluo(
lie cine betrGd)tlid)e sMcnae bon
Ool,proouftcn einfiibren.
ylbaeicben bon Den acipanntcn
gcsieblmaen su &uRlanh lit an iid,
fem SinOernis fir Mnleibcn Der
&eltbanf an ,sinnlano. Tolen ooer
Suaoilalpien porbanOcn. 9icie Orei
ganoer acboren slr gSeItbonf.,
HuRlano niht. 9ie Yonf bot linen
bis lebt nod feline Mnlcihe aelpGbrt,
lpenn allh Dor Monaten aeine 9ln=
leibe fiir Solen in Gripdauna acso.
Gen ipllroe. INN es linn su ern0a-
lidlen. 8elteuropa &Dble sll liefcrn.
Sie yanf nlliR bel alien Sransdf-
tioncll audi Die Satiad)c in GrlpG=
allna sicben. oak lie Dor allem ulf
al1erifaniidcs &apitaI onaelpieien
lit. ober Die ganfbcamten alauhcn.
bah ioipohl Die Neaieruna ais aud,
amerifaniife Snpeitoren ben Elon
billiaen miiroen. lpenn Tie icbcn. oaf,
er einen aroBen 8orteil bietet.