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Evening star., 1948-11-28
Eight and Forty Salons
Annual Birthday Dinner

The annual birthday dinner ol
the District of Columbia Eight anc
Forty will be held Saturday at $50
pm. at the Hamilton Hotel. A re-
ception will precede the dinner. Fol
reservations call Mrs. Margaret
Greenourg by December /, Michigan
1884.
Distinguished guests will be re.
ceived by Mrs. Ruth Duff, distin-
glished guest chairman; Mrs. Fran
ces Snow, chapeau departmental
Mrs. Claire Smithson and Mrs. Mae
Hart, demi chapeaux.
The national chapeau of Eight
and Forty, Mrs. Grace Cotton oi
Maplewood, N. j, Is expected x
attend
Evening star., 1948-11-28

Proper projection Of films is just
as important to the amateur movie
fan as good print finishing is to the
still photographer. There are many
movie makers who detract from the
excellence of their Aim productions
by sloppy projection methods. Few
amateurs bother to take pains to
show their film to the best advan-
tage. Projection failures fall into
three general groups: Those due to
faulty equipment, those due to an
inadequate knowledge of projection
methods by the operator, and those
due to just plain carelessness.
There is no valid excuse for the
interruption of movie screening
by any of these shortcomings.
In the first place no attempt
should be made to screen films with
equipment that is in poor working
order. Likewise, the equipment must
be suited to the needs Of the film.
If you are having mechanical trou-
BILE with your protector, it should be
sent off to repair shop or back to
the factory for . thorough going
over. Like any other machine, a
movie protector will 60 from bad
to worse If it is kept in use while
mechanically defective. Don't at
tempt a home repair job. Your
protector is a precision instrument
that requires the services of expert
technicianS.
The projectionist who attempts to
give O show without beforehand
knowledge of the operation of his
machine is in for many embar-
RAISING moments. This calls fol
both study of directions and much
practice. A motion picture protector
is not hard to operate If you follow
directions. The threading operation
is most important. Loops should be
exact and Sprocket teeth properly
engaged. To master this operation
you should thread and rethread the
machine, over and over again until
you can do it with your eyes closed.
If the loops are not correctly formed
the machine will lose a loop or flick
ering on the screen will be visible.
And If the film is not properly
engaged in the sprocket teeth sew
eral feet of film may be "chewed"
up before you can stop the protector.
This usually happens to q favorite
and irreplaceable scene. Once the
threading job is correctly done, q
quick check should be made to see
that the take-up reel is functioning
properly. If this is forgotten you
may turn on your lights after the
showing and discover several hum
dred feet Of film piled up on the
floor.
Prepare in Advance.
A careless operator will quite
naturally encounter all kinds of
trouble. The Aim will break, the
sound will be forgotten causing red
faced apologies while the film is
being run backward for another
start, or someone will trip over an
extension cord and pull the whole
works off the table with q crash.
To avoid any Of these troubles
you should make your preparations
we'll in advance of the show. First,
the machine Should be threaded and
tested by actual operation to assure
you that you will get of to q good
start. The focusing should also be
done at this time, and the screen
and protector adjusted for the best
image obtainable considering the
wattage Of your machine. Then, If
you are using sound protector, the
speaker unit should be placed near
or behind the screen. The sound
should be adjusted 30 that when it
Evening star., 1948-11-28
.DAV Activities

Postoffice Chapter, Monday.
National Service Auxiliary, Wed
nesday.
Tucker Chapter, Thursday.
Dory Miller Chapter, Friday. AL
of the meetings will be held at 1701
Eighteenth street NV. at 8 pm.
National Service Chapter will hole
a hospital benefit ball at the Nat.
ional Airport, December 3, from 9:3t
PM. to 1880 am. Joseph M. O'Con.
nell, national service off1cer, is chair.
man of the committee sponsoring
the ball.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Exhibit

The Third Michigan International
Exhibition OF Nature Photography
has been set for March rs through
April ~ at the Detroit Institute OF
Arts. Deadline for entries is March
IA, with judging to take place five
days later. Prints and slides both
will be eligible. Roger e. Richard
of p. o. Box PAIL, Dearborn, Mich.
IL aYhihif chairman
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Daughters of America

Thanksgiving services-Jr. o. U.
A. M, Congress Heights Methods
Church today, 7:30 pm.
Past State Councillor
Northeast Masonic Temple.
1948 Convention Committee
Tuesday, dinner, Fairfax Hotel.
Mayf1ower Council - Thursday
Northeast Masonic Temple. vista.
ton of State Councillor Mrs. Mary
L. Hansen. Past State councillors
to be honored.
Friendship Councu-Friday, 41s
Seventh street NV, initiation.
Peace Council-Saturday, dinner
starting place, 1918 Ridge street Sc
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Prints of Churches
To Be Judged

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Camera Club will meet Tuesday eve
ming at 8 o'clock at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Recreational Center
on Norwood drive. Feature Of the
evening will be a print competition
and clinic on the subject of churches.
Pictures of the inside, outside or
any part of church will be ac-
cepted.
|. Winners of the October pictorial
competition are: Alfred Mitchell,
winner in both first and third place;
Ruth Lockwood, second place.
Evening star., 1948-11-28

Mary HOS NC
Kay Of Avon
Lake, Ohio, will
be the guests Of
honor at the
50th anniversary
eel e bration OF
the s pa n l s h
American w ar
which Is being
given by the
District of Co.
lumbia Depart
ment and Auxil-
iary at the
Daughters Of the
Revolution Hall,
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Win Contest

Donald A. Nungester Of Denver
Colo, took the $500 first prize and
George Valentine of Glenbrook
Conn, the 5000 second prize in
Camera Magazines 50th anniver-
sary home movie contest. just con-
cluded. There were IL minor prize
winners.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Print Competition

The bimonthly print competition
Of the Naval Research Laboratory
Camera Club will take place
Wednesday at 8:15 pm. The group
will meet in the reception building
of the Naval Research Laboratory,
IAnacostia.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Spanish War Veterans
5Oth Anniversary

Commander in Chief Charles E
Barefoot of the United Spanish Wal
Veterans of Toledo, Ohio, ano
National Auxiliary President Mrs
Evening star., 1948-11-28

Remington Rand. Inc, makers OF
Rrembrandt papers has announced
series Of Photographic contests,
starting now and open to February
IA for the first one, which offers 5
prizes and honorable mentions for
the best work in combination print
ing. Entries for the first assign
ment will be judged half on quality
and half on specific technique of
combining more than one negative
in the finished print.
Evening star., 1948-11-28

For cleaning a dirty lens, put
some cleaner on lens tissue and pol
ish, first blowing or dusting OF
loose grit. A camel hair brush will
remove ordinary dust. Hard or
starched fabrics should never be
used.
Evening star., 1948-11-28

Members OF the Photographic
Seminar of the USDA Graduate
School will hold q meeting Friday
evening in room 5065 of the South
Agriculture Building at o'clock.
Films and papers which are not
agitated in the developer have a
tendency to develop unevenly and
come out mottled or streaked.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
Talk With Stranger Nets
Diner Free Ride to Jail

DENVER, COLO.-Two men were
sitting side by side at the counter
of Denver cafe.
After closely eying the other. the
man identified as Albert Huett, 81.
Rawlings, Wyo., spoke up.
Packing a rod?"
yep" the other replied.
Gotta carr"
yep"
Come with me-" Huett said In a
low voice, II know where there's a
drugstore in Fowler we can knock
off for $1,000 or $4,000"
"Okay," the man with the gun
agreed.
The pair went out and got in the
car. The driver Immediately headed
for the police building, where he
identified himself to chagrined Huett
as Detective Fred H. Currier Of the
Denver police department.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
Universities Offer
Free Scholarships
Many Require the FuHilIment
Of Unusual Conditions

NEW Notwithstanding to Clar-
ence E. Lovejoy, in his Complete
Guide to American Colleges ana
Universities, more than 7o,UOO
college students are eligible annu-
ally for scholarships in addition to
the thousands more who win state
scholarships and those who take
advantage of army and navy educa-
tional opportunities.
Many Of the awards, however,
have novel conditions and stipula'
tons. Since 1916, there have been
several scholarships available at
Harvard if your name Is Murphy.
If your father worked on the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad you are
eligible for a scholarship at Prince
ton and one of several others at the
University OF Pennsylvania. AT
PENNSYLVANIA, too, there is Coke.
grant which provides a scholarship
for a young man who fulfllls the
requirement that he come from the
coal regions Of Pennsylvania.
Ancestry plays large part, too.
If one Of your ancestors fought in
the Confederate army you may ap-
ply at Tulane for scholarship.
The Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology has scholarships for
sons of officers Of the regular army,
navy, marine corps and coast
guard, while daughters as well as
sons Of army and navy officers are
in line for Indiana university
scholarships.
All YOU have to do is come from
Vermont to be eligible for the Ellis
scholarship at Columbia university.
Morality comes into consideration
at Dartmouth and several other in
situations which stipulate that the
student may not drink intoxicating
liquors. while still others will not
consider smokers. Princeton has
several funds for the education OF
'pious youths for the ministry"
There is hardly an important in
dustry that doesn't offer scholar
ships. Eager ceramic students may
study at the University Of Illinois
thanks to the Illinois Clay Manufac-
turers association. Juniors or
seniors who are interested in taking
agricultural and dairying may ap.
ply for $500 scholarship at the
Rhode Island State college thanks
10 DR.. Charles H. Hood. The w.
Alice Burpee company's 500 award
is, appropriately enough, for an In
terest in flower and vegetable
growing.
Northwestern university has an
normced eight scholarships for sons
| and daughters of the A. F. OF l..
Chicago Flat Janitors union and
pointed out that this was the first
time an American labor union had
offered general, unrestricted schol'
arships.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
Marrow Escapes From Death
Are Common for This Woman

MEMPHIS, TENN.-Mrs. Thel-
ma Ruth Pafford has almost
charmed life. Eleven years ago
when she was lS she Leaned
against the door of moving
automobile and fell out, but sur
vived.
During the war a ton OF rub
Der and cloth mating slid from
a carrier crane, Mrs. Patford
was partly buried. suffering a
leg injury.
Three years ago she was In an
automobile accident in when
the car was demolished. And
now Mrs. Pafford is recovering
from another accident-she fell
out Of a taxicab.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
Sunday School
Glass Picnic

The TEL. class Of Mount Ia
Dor Baptist Church was enter
tanned by the class officers on
Thursday afternoon at a picnic
supper on the church grounds.
A cold salad plate, fruit punch,
and dessert was served to a.
round 35 people. Mrs. 3. F:
Duncum and Rev. P. c. CAN'T
made short talks and Happy
Birthday" was sung to Mrs. Rose
Garrell whose birthday anniver-
sarv fell on the same date.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
fireman Rescues Cir
Trupped in Bathroom

SALT LAKE CITY.-The little
lady in red" smiled as the ZOO
pound man squeezed through the
window into the bathroom.
The man unbolted the door and
released the young lady.
Waiting outside was her mother
Mrs. Donald L. Vaughn. The man
tipped his hat and went back to his
station. He was City Fireman Wal
ter N. Collins.
Facing the mother was a scrub
bling job, for her daughter, 2-year-
old Valerie, had found something to
do after she accidentally locked her
self in.
Valerie had used lipstlck to
paint herself, the basin, mirror
tub and walls.
It may not happen again-the
Vaughns removed the door bolt.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
Bridge Party

Mrs. G. C. Westmoreland was a
gracious hostess Tuesday after
noon to her bridge club. The
living room of the Westmoreland
home was attractively decorated
with lovely gladiolli and the
dining room table was conferred
with an attractive arrangement
of multi colored zinnias.
Winner of the high score
award was Mrs. B. l.. Nesmith
jr. After several progressions
the hostess served delicious
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. L. B. Hedgecoe il and
SON. Joel, returned to their home
in Washington, D. c., after a
months visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. C. Sarvis ST of Tabor City
and Mrs. Paul Jordan of Column
bia, and Mrs. Julian Bruton OF
Florence.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
BEACH TRIP

MIR. and Mrs. Carl Schneider
and daughter, Julia Marie. Miss
Mary Schneider. and Mrs. John
Schneider of Monmouth, Ill,
who are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Edwards enjoyed a
trip to Myrtle Beach with the
Edwards last Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
RETURN TO DURHAM

Miss Ann Hyman returned to
her work at Watts Hospital in
Durham after spending last
week with her mother, Mrs.
Blanche Hyman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30

During World War II, farm
tenancy increased in eastern
North Carolina but declined
sharply in the western part OF
the State.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-30
TABOR V1elross

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SlstpafiiAc Dcm,efratc,,
eehcn i,aet waikinaten

2onbon Or. Soief Settrih. ncr
Iriibere Ghcf Ger iloapafiihen Regis.
rlIna Dor ieiner @eieitiG,ng omrtt
oen fommlniitiihen StaatsItreid,,
miro uah oen Tereiniaten Staatcn
ilieaen, ,lnl,H icbcn, mas lif iiir Sic
@ieoerprltellnng Ser oemofratiiden
Sihd,oilolpofei tim lGBt. Settrid, ipar
YrGlioent oes ilotpofiid,en Notional,
rots, elm YoIten, ser in Der balhuu.
tcnomiidrn Yropin5 bemienigen ei.
ncS Nemierminiitcrs entipridt.
Die Grridflng elmer Grilreaie
rim9 miro nod als perfriiht betrad,-
tet hcnn ihlieblih lit ia i6licblih
nod Scr Eraiioent @eneid, bort una
er mill lid, bod) Den Hllhn ols Nr1-
iihent nitt nehnen luiien!
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D'aBe. Dob oarnit Scr 8rMn6jtein az.
legt ipllroe iiir Die beroerblid,e lie.
berersellgllng Der @eltlanotpirtId,ait,
Die Gnoe Der 2Oer Sabre bic iuabr=
bait moroeriihe @eltaeraroeprei,
iion sur 6olee bate. 'slls ipeitere per.
tmngnisoolle bolae elmer prob,rftinen
lleberm,bing Der @ooen seigte fid,
beionoers in oen 5rodeneehietcn
Noroamerifas Der 8eginn elmer Ser,
ineerung Der groobcrildfe. Die MI.
ter Dem Ginil,,B Don @inn- uMa
@aiiereroiion in marfem Tempo oie
entifcbung ipiiltenabnlid,cr pooenz
tupen berbeiiiibrte nno eamit sic
Sereiniaten Staaten Dor Gin nei,es.
luBerorbentlif orineenoes YrobIem
YER gooenpileee iteate.
&ein 3neiiel: Aud beute gibt es
lod reht erbeblit,e erpaniipe Noa.
'ihtciten in Den eroBen gr3eneer.
lanoern in lleberIee. Iber Ole 2chren.
>ie man ms oen Grfabruneen Der
Terganaenbcit ,iebt. ac,nabnen 5ar
9priiht. 9tift III elmer fIGhenmGbt.
gen ausipeitung Der Grseual,ug iiid,t
man bellte Der ssoroerune nad Sc.
reitltellung aroBerer Menaea an
sfabrlmasaiitern sereht 81 tuereeH.
Innoern ourh Steiaeruna Der Grtrii.
af bon Der sslGheneinbeit. Der 9ng
sur Grteniipierun9 bat IN Ser 4Nt!t
cinem einoeutigen 3ua our Ssnterii=
pieruna Ylas aelRaht. 9as. beibt
aber nit anSern @orten: nidf Der
ihnea sm Steiaeruua Der @eion,f.
ersenarina iiihrenbe @ra suiro she,,te
geaansen ionbern Der laneiam .sHn,
3iele fiibrenoe @eg. 8ei oieicr Sacb-
Iage erbebt lid, aber ioiort Die fdtpcr-
apiegcnbe unb leBtcn Gnbes entif,ci-
oenae ssraae. iper in ocm notiirliben
@eltlauf Die Sieaespalme errinec,
oic Sermehrung Der 9ooener5r,la.
niIle., Die nlles nnimaliihe 2eben a,lf
Der Grbe bebinaen. ooer Ole Ber.
mchrlina ser 3abl Der nahrlmgs.
bciibenben Wenid,eu.
9aS &raiteipiel i'm Nahrmngs.
ipielraum
Mls DER 3ipeite 0eltfriea mlsbrad),
Ichten alf Der Gree et1nos iiber stuci
9ltilliarSen Menihen. Die 0ermeb-
rlma Scr grobepolteruna lit ieitoem
nnter Sdyauanf,lngen ubcr immcrbin
in idnellem SfrittmaB speiteraeaan-
S&luk o,f Seite g.
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y ant at, 2lnteriean
Day - 194s"

Der brittle Maiionntaa zines ie.
ben Ssabres tpurHc felt aht ssohren
ais IS am an elmerican 9ap" aeIei,
ert. 9iesnlal idllt bie sseier am oen
16. Wai. Der Sinn ser 5eier lit
flar: Ole Station ebrt m hieicm So0e
ibre Heubiiraer nerihieoenirr Na.
itammlina, Die loeben ben @iirger.
brief erbielten nber au6 oieieniaen
i,n1ten s(merifaner. Die inn 2anhc
ier6It 9ebiirtig iino unb mahlbcrcdr
tigt aauoroen iinb.
Die GNrlnla GIt niht mlr ocn
Neilbiiraern, ionbcrn ald Dem Sc.
oanfen Der @iiraerrehte uno babel
mlB betont iperoen, oaB Der lir.
iprung oieier 0eiern tpeiter 3uriid-
reicbt als man aen,einbin su alau6ea
geneiat lit.
Mis- Die ginnanoer,ma nad) Sine
rifa frei mar mno fcinerlei geirB=
lihen geid)rdnflmaen nnterlag. mar
Die Grteilrng Der 8iirgerIdait iiir
pieIe 1eilnebmer enttduihcno. Die
@rihtsbofc nobmen sic Ginbiirgc-
rmna in &aiIen Dor uno Der Natura.
liiationsdft entbcbrte Der 1eierlih
felt. Dies iat aber als cine @ering=
id)dbung oes Ginbiirger,ngsoftes
aus uno madtc auf Die Nellbiirgtr
feinen euten ginorud. ba lire eigenc
0iiroe oar,ntter su lcibcn dHen @or
mebr als oreiBia Sssabren iaben ba-
Der Nidter, Ymoesamtstraser uno
audi bohaeiinnte 8iirger Elm baB bier
MeneSur 9eihaffen lpcraen uno Scr
Ginbiiraerungsnft anoers aeita!tet
meroen miibte.
9(us iolden Griniaungcn berais
beeannen bic &ihter Die Ginbiirgc=
r,,ng feierliher ein5urihten. insbs.
jonoere idenfte man Der GioesleiIt-
una ielbit erb0bte Mufmerfiamfeit.
9ie Nelfbiiraer ioIIten in mebr &c.
F,ohener stimmrng tbr 2eben als
8iirger Beginner. Die sseierlidJfeiten.
oie man bel oieier @eleaeubeit pcr-
anitaltete. fielen on peridieoenell
Orten an einen Gag. Der einen be-
ionberen geamen trug. Nnn iprad
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slnirng iiir bie Observation-Disclosures
tc lit uclleiht oas reellte Sfriititiif.
&&ibrtnb ale anbcren Eapicrhsn
MIR ben 3ngona 81 Sinacn, oic
iriibcr einmal ielbitnerltGnhlih ma.
reu, ipie @obmen, Giien. Sei5en. per
mitteln, bat man bci Ger srbeiter.
riitiabrfurte hus @eiiibl zines ipirf-
liden %orteils. ser audi I'M tiefiten
Iriehen eineS Sheines inert nare
@enihtiaes iolgt: Die 3usu9sqeneb.
miglng. ser @e'd)1fti9Inas .Nad).
ipcis lnb Scr observation-disclosures,
haSpiihen in ieocr @c5ich,ma oepln-
Siert, sic Speiiefnrte. Sic lit SIC
biibid)aItc bon nllen aartcn. cinnal
roia, Damn luicHer lid)tgriin. Ias
bnrf uber niht iiber Die NunlitGt Der
Seife tiuid)cn, iiber sic Wenge ihon
gar nid,t. Die Shmimmiciie reiht
bin. nm fid, einmal griinolid, a6su'
ipaihen. umb vHif". IN aeniigenocr
Memge geiulnmelt, ergibt pielleidt
einmal einen Steinbaufaiten fiir ocn
Stnmmbalter.
Sier fnnn man pom 2nilf ourd,
bns pnpierne 2nhprintb ettpas ter.
id)naufen mo Elm @lif Suriicfluericn.
Tic Sode miro ionit N onltrenaeno.
s(ui Die 3usuasaenebmiaung grim
oct iidy bellte Ole Griltens ocs no.
oernen 0eutihen. S,ier hat er cs
ihriftlid,, baB er IN oieier Staot ooer
in ienem 0orf iuobnen oarf, @obnen
oiirfen uno cine @obnllng l)aben 1T
aber sapeierlei. Gaher lit Die 3lauGs.
genebmi9ung ald) nur elm Sliee in
Ser &ette. bie bon Der acnltfnrte.
Der llebermeiiunasfarte oes Arbeits-
amtes am alien Mrbeitsplat, Dem
Shlmb au! Sctte I.
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Cine Dokumententlut umbdllt IN Deut(cben

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t0alid,en Safstts 'beaonn apieScr
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erseutt. &lrsnm, Ole 9rieItaibe ipar
reii fir cine sSnpentlr.
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sErlidt. Der sSiibreridein. ser als
ein,iacs Sipiles Yapicr mad, Ser
Hiiffehr ans Ger @efnngenihait nod,
porbonoen mar, benefit eS Gr ragt
an alien Seiten bernus. SSn ibn lieNt
cin 3rttcl, ser bic 5elepbonr,ll1r,er
Her Eeniion III 81 euthGit Sir Sic
II lnllnr, etpc aa; penn Sie ercl
Gage borher anruien. langt's", bate
hie quite EcniionApirtin beim letten
Wfal nGib bcrubigeno aeia9t. Is
folgt bie porgeorufte Yoitfarte, nui
Der Die 8ud)baltling i'm slllaGug
Nidtsutrefienbes lit. iuie nnraeieben.
burdNtridcn mittcilt, hnB Ole ers
iebnte ~Gngliihe Beididte" ner9riI,
fen lmo nidt mebr lieierbar iei. Nuf
Dem fleinen HotiSblod finben iih ei-
niac Selepbonnllmmern sic Falt.
ibednnmlrer Ser &ranfenperiihe-
rug Ger Germerf, baB aus Der StoGt
i2fnMtcilnarfen Der reparierte
Weder, 8r6tden mo menu moAlib.
einc Garte fir ,Tes ScllielS Vcnc-
|ral" mit3ubrineen iei. Es ioigen Elm
Noitihedals3ug, ole @oblenrehnnna
iiber feds 3entner lln;antridctts Fir
1874 Wtarf, iieben ,Yunfte" Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Dfr Aut(tieg Der Ameriran
Federation Of gabor

Seute beberrId)t Sic amcrirm,
federation Of 2dbor gemeinion nit
Dem $50 oos 8cbiet ser Bererf,
Idaftabape9llng in berporraaenocr
@eiie. stber Die Mnidnae ser st. =.
Of g. paren iebr beiheihen mo rel,
hcn IN Die Siet,i9er Sabre oes POO
riaen Sabrmlnocrts 5uriid. Sn oe,
Stre;tigfeiten. Sic Samals apiidell
ben Mrbeitaebern mS Mrbeitncbmer,l
gang uno aG5c tparen. entlpideltc lid,
cine &ontropenrie in Den Mrbeiter.
reiben. ob Die @elperfidn!ten aui ci,
ner 8erufsboiis or9oniiiert neroen,
ohcr Ole ganse Mrbeiterihait Ohm
RiifiM,t nl,f @crui ,mb @espcrbe I'M,
iaiien iollcn.
9ieicr Strcit entitano oeslpeaen.
neil aroRe Maiien auslGneiihcr SIR
better mad, glmerifa bereinitromten
unh spar lparen Dies meiltens l,ngc.
lcrnte grbeiter. IS hiloete iih oar
alrf eine Organization. Ole iih She
anigbts Of 2abor Gle Sitter btr
Mrbeit) mannte, mo iie befiiriportcie
cine nationale Organization oller
s(rbciter Die Mnf1nac bicier @ri,ppe
reihten allerbinas nod ius Sabr
1869 5uriif lnh Slpar hicB Ger
@riinoer llriab g. Stepcns. Ser ci.
ner Shneioeraeiuerfid)oit in Ybilo,
oelpbia oieien Namen beilegte. Mber
Dies mar 5unGd)It cine 'Sebeimaeiell-
ihaft. oenn Die Mitglieber ser
anigbts OF 2abor lIiird)teteu, oal}
Die Mrbeitaeber be bopfottieren urs
ibncn Nrbeit peripeiaern miirncn
Stepens ,p,rSe inn ssuhre 1873
8rcBmeiIter Der Knights uf 2abor