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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
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NineeGn,pie

Eromotor Sd1 'Ganimn bat Triibcr
8roBen 10 mb slslll Setter Gliii
8,lItapion uno Span Na5putin Den
rniiilten @ircr, iiir cincnRinafanpi
bon eincm ssnllcn NIT If llbr ais
2iel anaeoronct. Sicic 5lrei Sing
tdnpier fGmpitcn lcbte &pthc mo
8ltItnuion iiegte. Nosputin protcItlcr.
te bas llrtcil lei nnacredt neil Iaill
&Grper gegen Nie Seite log. Gnhcr
hat er 8uitopIou geiorNert nod rin
mol nit ihm Hl fInpfen. Ser Si'
ger oieies aompfeS miro cine @elt.
genbeit bdbeu am Scrtion Mcilter
fampf am 80. gopcmbcr. Ser Ero
tcIt Sluildcn Sreo 9oiif uno Sin
81 :Nht neaeu Saldber llno Sug Gorl
ION n6r puei @odlcn iollte gcregelt
tpcroeu mo oieIe erilldlten ihnen md
cine @cleaenbeit 81 gcben NIT 9o'iI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
Glepela,,H< ,,5OO"
Mnffaliid,e Nmsitellnna pou 1913

Roie Marie, iuelhc oie slpeite
Trei.Sthnu Sailon pon leid,ttr Mlt'lt
empfiibrt inter hen Mulpisien Scr
Cleveland 3iuic 800" organization
in Bubble Sou Mputag. oeu %. no
prnbcr. lit Gin nlsitebcnber Schluac,
Scr @eld,itt,tc ocs Mmerifa Sbcatera.
ssn einem GiertG oes Subrblnoerta
bon 9eben iit, es $4,000 Wtol IN Ben
@cremigten Staoten nno &anoNa
ouigefiihrt tporoen. ;}ll elmer Belt
boben bier @siell'hoften 81 glcid1cr
3eit Goritclllnaen nm Sentiment Jes
gebcn.
Sas lit Scr aciilnbe 8rmo fi;r
ibre Gopuluritut lmo Snnalcbigfcit.
@cpor oas Spicl nuntfoliid, pi,roe
mar cs itHfamt oils ySigcr 9fo'e"
Rrohu5iert pom groBten @iihncn.
meilter Gario gcloscu, IS mar oN.
mails apie iett Elm outcs Wtelnhranta
ser fanoNiihen Wturoc. Sicbc, Sntri=
que nno Sd,allipicl rermiid)t III Nlt
lrelthige s(mulanmotinnL 'Hic sGr'tts
der rcranlabtc olli hcn &anten ibrcr
Site 81 iiten.
9hlbuli ,srinrl lit IN icincn @eltcn
in ,HoH Warn". IS miro Qcingt,
BOZ mcM Observation-Disclosures bon
.Snbian 2ope Calls" pcrfauft NOR
Sen iino ieit yHoie Ntaric" proNllSiert
,puroe i'm Smperiol 9teu 9nrf 1921
ais sic ouberen Glattcn.
tsronces @rccr, ArctropolItnn
Spern Stor, miro ole Houe o2E
ihlpiilen ours Dem Nun5 oiicncn HaIm
pielen. Snuptsug lit @lrlter @cIt ni$
Snroboileo Sermon, Ninu Clipcttt
nls 2nop Sane inro George @rittor
alS Sim aenpnn. Gs gibt mltb anr
tan5enbeS ,lmh linqenbe5 Gn'embIc
bon 125.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
Die Borsigwerke fuer die oestlichen
laender erneut auf Demontageliste
Wurden schon einmoI in Berlin obgeboUf.

ncull 8ancual NIT, Die Wtoldlnen
ieien arGbtenteils iiir GItlide Sonoer
beltinunt, hob bcibt mir sic Soapict'
Girill6sone cbrr Hllblanb.
Die 9orlianerfe bnllcn Tamp'fe'
icl, Snnpimoihnen iiir Glcftri'i=
t1tsncrfc, &onlpwiinrNl fiir St'd
itoiier5ellmma, 8efricrcinridtllngc1
uilp. @cionNers luidbtia erfheint ok
Tcporotl,npcrfltGtte fir 2ofomotiper
Sic monotlih sebn bcidNoiatc Ma
idIncn rcporicren fanll. Sic ut ge-
gcnlp1rtig sic ar6btc oernrtlac Wcrf'
Itittc in @rrlin.
sllT 9lnorbnllN ser Iron,nlildrn
Tenpaltllng mllrbe oer @etrieb Scr
@erfc por fursem ItiaNeIcNt. 3ll Ole
Ter 3eit naren 5000 2ellte im Wctrlcb
tGtio @nn ser Mbbau pollenhS bllrh=
aeiiihrt ,perocn 'ollte, lprrncn ore
,SohorbCiter in ser SolpietSoue w
id)1itiauna iild,en miilien. Giclnnfrr
rrIiiIhem GmflalI, itebenoe "Selltld,e
@irtld,aitsfomnlillinn III Der SNt-
sone" hat bcrcits 80 Ntilioncn o
.Mnrf mir Sen @icocrniIhau Der Vor-
Iiglpcrfc in Ser Sitsone angebotcn
@enn nuan beriidiiftigt oaG DER
!Reparntionsipert Ser bcdllagnahm.
ten grnid,incn nit % Willioncn :
Iarf Mrcrbnet miro, 1udbreno o't
,SnhrcsprpNllftinn nui oas aht'aht
hemciIcn iuiro, lit c& tntl0hlld) ipirt
ihaItlih rmbeNreiIlif, iucnn olc'e
GcinontoQc iuirtlid, onrdme'ilbri
luiirbc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

Stnh Sie nnl Shre AnaehSriaea
09ttaiteb im Qranfenuerein nnh
0entraI Werbanb? @enn nidt, iett
II bte 9eit bcisntreten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

Tuocacn cnt1Glt Scr Mirt'dlart9.
bcrid,t ppn Snnnlo $. Saucnpprt
Itcllrrtrctcnocr Sunbelsfoqlnllllal
unb Tirftor Der Mbtcililrg iiirgSirt
ifaitSentlpiflung, iiir Nopembcr c'nt
ginitige @elfditspcripettipc. Sapcn
port aing oui negutipc &oralls'ager
Iiir sic nGd,ite 3eit eil uno ertddrtc
.9is icbt hoben iih bieic &pralalo
gen niht perpirflidt. rnb einc ge
trodjnmg ser gcaelnuGrtiacn @e
IdGitSluse i'm Stuot 9tcm Dorf Seigt
bob fein 8runo porliegt. cine ocror
tiaf Gntpifllng in abiebburcr 3ri1
,u eriparteu."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

1sranfilrrt a. Mt. Sic 'ulteingcIelIen(
9pril1fnbrif in Wcrlin.Segcl mt SIM
spcitcn 'Nfule burh Gnticrulng ihtcl
Mnidlincn NIT &ernihtlNlg hebrobt
Sin lester &crilch, Sos &crbGngn,2
orliSubniten, lit bon Der %crlpoltlind
iiir gSirtiboit Nrs &creiniatcn @irt
Ihoisacbicta lntcrnonnlcn porrtn
sic in elmer TCnfidwiit inlGemNc Sli
enhcn madt:
Die 9oriipucrfe. Die rtt ocn1
rdn5oliihcn 9cioBun9a= =Scttor lntcr
itcnt iinh, Iplrhcn nah Der Grohe
RING 9crlins ourh Die Note slrmct
inn Wtoi mo Sum 1915 elmer GRIND
Iifen. ,ScmuntitrlmA" llntcrjoaen
bel ser I 900 Mnihinen megaeltom
men unN nut HuBlnnb Gcitbn''t mlr
Sen. @o3 plriidblieb, mar ein Mm
len 9lteien. 9tah oieler operation
uerirhaiitcn 'ih olc gorilnncrte not.
hiirihgcn Gr'ob.
Tie nclicn Mnidincncn Ole tell
neiic ulls ,crtriinl,rcrtcu olten Wia'
id)incn arIanlncn1cltcllt marcn, mllrs
Sen mt alsoriidlihcr @cncbntigm9
Ser Irons0iilfen @cintllngsNboroe
in 9ctricb gcncnlmcn. @lcncrboli
mltroe pcriihcrt. ooG cine 5qpeltc Se.
nrontieruna niht crfolGen l"rne.
SrobNcm mlrbc sic @crfc inl Scrbt
poriaen SnbrcS mi sic IraJ Ni'de
9lBbuuliItc 02ictt. lmo Ole Gc,noN'
tuac Tormcli bcaomucn. bod, hlleb Der
or6Fcrc Sell ser Mold'inel al Srt
lmb Stcnc. 9lm 81. 9lIlguIt tcItc @e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

Springficlo; Mo. Cine gmfelin bcs
friibercn he,ltilben &aiiers WilWlm
ocs ;3ipeiten, Die einltige Yrill3eiiin
Giftoria 9torinn pon Tentihluno
iic lit sic Sotptcr oes oritten Ser iiini
&oinriobnc, hes Erinsn, sonlbert
BON TrellBen''oer am %. September
5. s. IN Montreir IN Scr Sdlueia
itarb - refhte am 26. Sept. 1917
in Scr llltberi'lhcn Stride al Sprina-
feilo. Mn., oem Hcdhsanrpalt 3irbp
%. Eatterion Ncffc bes friiberen IT,
=. Scnotors Mcscoe Enttcrlon orn
Miilpuri. 'bie 0onb 5ilm 2cbcnsbimo
Gem illngen Eanr, hns Elm slpnrt
melt i'm oritten Stod ser gro6eu
Girbp Hciioens, Die in elm 9lrortment
bolS lrnlgchmlt mllroe, bcluohmt,mnr
Sen am 81. slug,lt 3apillinac, ciN
SGbnleir, @erenser Grin, nno Elm
: Sohtcrdpcn Marinm slhelaihc, ,6lll
arGbtcn isrcllhe Ser bciocn acborcn
Die hc.t'Chc Erilsciihl lcrnte ih
rem @often hci eincm slpeitcn @cilit
IN sllncrifo fcnnel, uno liebcn. ola III
BON elmer Srellnoin, Srou @loop;
9urgersStcpnrt pm SWinaficlo
Mp., sic lie Bat, nit ihr nod Ger
S5aros 5uriifillfcbren, slm @eluchl
einaclaocn luurbe, Inn hie lonbihuft
lihc lSruft nno SiiIlc bcs Mittsl
tpeltenS 5l hcumocrn. S,icr IN
SprinaIicGH iutrbe iie bci eilrcn in
formcIlen Tinner bon Srau Steparl
ueinem ser bcirotSfiibiacn nruorn
MGlncr" pnraeitcllt. 0ciSc inbtcr
'oIort cine ticic Nciqlmg su Cinon.
Der, unS joer lih Elm ouiriht;0cS Sic
benScrbGltnis cntrpidefte, ouS holf
5lI elmer gliidlihcn Gte iiibrtc.
Sbr %ntcr ,mh icine @nttin, Yriu.
se'lin Moclbcio bon Sod,icn. .Wicini,r
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
Das Aussterben der Dampi- Lokomotive
Wird dvrch DieseI-Lokomofive ersetzt.

illsueiant 36,97s srlriifaeeangcn
mGbreno it'd gleidSeitig Die 3abl De,
SieieImaihinen INN riuno 1000 aul
nsacInnt 1879 erbohte.
@cnlngleAb oie snrriim Coco.
nlotipc So. nod, bis 1916 Is EroSelr
ibrer 1Sabrif fiir oie Scrltellung pl1
'StGn,:,lofpnmi:@n belapenoetc, bat
Iie- bereita icit 1904 nit Sngenieuren
Der General electric on elcftrilhel
Standardization lmo ieit % Sabrcn al
ser GpnItriifticn Scr Sieelna'dlnt
natscar6citct.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

= 3eien Ste Die An3eieenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
1pauaec ,piu NIT A,,iieft
rcrkan~cln

Sbicaac. Sie ppn Senrp Nallace
gefeitete Nrogreiiipe Hartei 'teIltc
ron neuem bic ssorberllna alli Wie
Scr u,linobnc Scr &erbonollrngen nit
Siublanb sur @ccnoia,ma bes sterocn
fricacS. Siclc Noroerima tit IN Ncn
politiihen Erogrnmin Der Yurtci en-
boltcn. aui oeiicn TmrdJIiibrullg III
i'm 81. &ongre6 bringen miro.
Ser Sefrct1r 0ie lno Torliberat
ser llJ, Elm argcntiniihcr Gelegot
ucrlongen Bel ser gegcmpdrttgcn git
,uno in Earis Naslelbe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

Stpnectuop, q. .. Shcnectaop
'beginn 1nlnmebr 0os Sueite Sahr-
hllnOe,t Iuncs 2ofonlptiphaus. S,n
Vrcnnrlmft biclcs Greianilles lteht
Elm uolliacr @rltfl Der TRADITION, ,uie
Iie i'm SofolnotiphmlaelhuIt beItano,
&uDcnbrenncnbc Imnpflntumotls
ben lterbcn aus, trosbenl nod cinige
10000 ioldpr Mtaidyincn Nen sSrudt
nno Eoiiaqieroienit nli Ncu oncrirfa-
niihen @eiIen uerIebcn. 9ln ibre
SrIlc tretcu eleftriihe 0ieicls s@ofo-
notipcn.
9tirgcnomo lit ser @egelliot api-
ichen Gidit imo Sect mgcnIGlligcr
nla in Scr biciigcn Tuhrirf ser 9lnle.
rbuan Snfolnptipc Gp., iucIbe am 81.
Scptembcr ihr blnocrtiGbriaca |cs
itebcn ieiert.
Scit lettcn Sum- bot ooS @erf
feline GompfIofonntipcn mebr Der
gcitellt. Nah elmer nit cinem Soften
muipano bon Funn5ig MillioncnOuis
lar unrgcnomnencn llnntclllrng Die
Icr tSabrif lit lie mmmcbr pollia ulf
hir ,Snhrifntinu elpftriihcr Siclel So
fomotpcn G;ngGitcllt.
Gic 1Srbrif lit GcgelnpGrtig OGnit
tcihGitigt. cincn 9luitrogaol'munh
n !N0be bon 122 Wtilionen 0oller
III Sic'cl =Sofnnntipcn allf5llarbcitcn,
}lltBcrNcn ba6cn lie Ctluu 40 Ero5cnt
ser rim 'bieIcn Muicbincn pcrgCbell,n
|}IuitrGd1e 6ur Nlta'iibrllng iibcrnom-
men. Sic iteht i'm oicicm @eihift az
utter 2apcitcr Stcllc hillter Ser Glccs
ro Mptipe Gipilion Scr General
Wotor@ Corp. 9Ath sic 0nlonin 60
'omotipe 9Sorf2, sic Scit lnnqcn SSab.
'en 3u hcu qroBcn Nabrifunten bon
SQmpilofomntipcn grhGren. hahcn
iCb Der NcrIteIimg pon Gieiclmo'd)i
zen in QrobCm Mobitnhc iuNemcnoct
9tod, elmer SdIGbrng Ger Hcgic<
ring mcrocn idou htt iiber % lro-
sent Ser Vcrhnu,u5iige hcS SonoeS
uon Tic'N-CIcttriid)en uuo bon eltt=
triitcn 2ofomotiren Qe5oNen.
&iir,lih poh Ser &crcinigrna ONE
0ifnniiHcr Giicnbahlren hcro'fG,t
lid)te ,3obIcn 5ciacL bob Hic GicItl-
roihincn Shritt Iilr Sd)ritt sic
Gnmpfluoit)inen pcrorGnQcr.
9lm 9llllllit mar in ppGli Mona
ten ser @cItol,b an hEenItTdbiQcu
Gm1rpilofonlotipcn bci oen arobrn
Giicnbobncn ann iiber 2OOO Stild unf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

uno @o;Qht 5u fGnlpIen. IS mciirn
iih nod Gon Guan2 lmgurlldlcr Wtc
tier aus 9fcp s)orf nit polnildl2u
Sorru Gaioboafi aus Tctroit, Ell
Sail IN 80 NtillltGn. Snm Nct
,srecmqn, Elm iiioilhcr Siingling
iorocrt >Suf &npafp slun &dnpf our
GintrittsfatGn in 9iihnuns, 73t
GuCli0 9Ipe. mo GcntNnl grmpru.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18

Gar oft perL:cbt iih cine ,Srnl IN
einRn Mann MIR al,s Dem Srllnoa,
hnI, er lie lieht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
Ksinc Deprciiie,,
u, bciriih!tcn!

9lltonu. Saiionndbigc llnuobc!n
ihrGntlngOn III Der ScbcnsnlttcIs
mo 9efleiblngs. SnNlhtric im Stoot
9teu 9orf murocn iilr Den Giifgonl
Der @cif,aitigung mo Sehultsavas
;ohlun0Pn ieit September ncrult=
lportlid) gemoht.
Srob bieier HiidgGlgc, blcrilbtr
m1ren iih sic &oltsluirtldoftlcr nj
9lNbcits- llno &anOclSnmt oc5 Stua.
res Hcm Yorf eiuig, lieat ~fcinGrllnh
Dor. IN nGh'ter 3eit cine aIlgcncinc
SepreIiion inn 8eidNiftalcben Su cr.
mnrtcn."
Gic slhtcilung iiir Stellenpermitt,
hing uno arbeitaloligfeit beim Pr
beitsnmt gab nrl ouB Die 3abl Der
2om. lno Gebnltsenpfdnaer in ne,l
,sobrifen hes Stontca 9tcu 9)orf onli
,S74 900 heruntcr1tganaen lei. GicS
Ut lml 0.7R mcnigcr nls Die Sntal.
iifier bon .SSS. 800 i'm peroangener
Sept2nrpr uno 3itOO oocr l.Gri
|lrcn0er ala hie @clnmtSahl pom 1,
9O5 500 inn pcrgnnNcncn SSmuror.
9inr Notwithstanding
Gin Veamtcr ser Stellenuermitt.
lnngsnbteillng idricb ole slblpGrts.
antrpifluug lee:alid. elmer Troonf
tipnsallsgleidulne ,li, "a oie'c'in Der
eflten gtahfriegs5cit elmer gelunltige,
ltady'roge nah &aren gegenii'6er
Iiano, hie inn &rRge fnapp gapcicu
|paren. 81, Den nSnouitriell. Ole ioge
nannte .baltbore" CSiitcr er5eugcn,
'par mlr cine aeringiiiaige GerGnoc
una feitlitc'len.
llcber ben itGrflten giiidgang he
rihteten Die ssabr;fonten Der Der
aerblihen" 8aren nGnhih 1.tT IN
Ser 8eidmitiglua imb 4SR in oel
Notwithstanding. Iie itatiitiid)e,
angaben 1plrben bis gum Is. Sfta
Der 5mIanhnengeftallt. Die. geamter
idlrieben oen Riifgang tanpt'ahlid
Dem iaiionmGBiaen Nnhaeben in bel
aonierpen-, Seiieeis., @etrGnfc. unS
iSrallelbefle flesbinlgsinolpitrie sll, elm
lddieBlid) Ser aleioer-, RelS- uni
9anoi1ubinIoultrie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
2lphcris,nen

6nr oft perb:cbt licb cine tSrnl in
eiRn Wam MIR als Dem @rrnne,
hnb er iie liebt.
Gin Menidp ohne Gnubiloung fann
MIR einen orlnicligcn 9iebbnfNr 90
aeben, henn lie lit boh aerabc Der
gauge Snbnlt ser 2icbe.
Cine Srm, fam nur eincn Mamn
lichen, Sen lie itarf uno aroB nnn
mciie firlAct; er muB cine Serrcns
notlr iein, ionIt peradtet lie i'm i'm
eebeimen Gr mnlB Itnrf gcnug 'eim
,m lie 81 pernihten, mo .,drtlif, ge-
H,g, Inn bon elmer SrGne geriihrt 5ir
merSen.
Cine ssrau, sic cs eincm Mannc
erlnlrbt ibrcr nnbehinat iid,er 81 iein,
bat bic fciten llnteIagen 81 ibrcm
&nrtenl,ons clrtiernt.
Die S,rneno cilicr iSrnu 1T in gro
berer @eiabr ollrh aa6otene @eleaen-
belt als blrh 0egebren.
Die ssrou, neld,e iid) nicn1alS
9nmmhciten 5u Sf)uloen fonlhnen
Inbt, lit nidlt 10 flug tpie iie iid, ein-
bil6et.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-18
Ex-kaisers EnkeIin jetzt Frau
Patterson in Springfield, Missouri
lst NIT einem Reehtsonwolt verheirutet.

aen. fabelteql Ser Sod)ter ibre @rahl
latipn 81 threr S,cdNcit lnh pcrban
ocn bamit oen inniaIten @unIh, mnn
irgeno m0alid, anh ibren @otten fen
nen 81 lernen. Sbr lmo ibreS @otten
Sing nad, Wontreur in Ser Sbpci'
sm einmonatieem 8ehld) i'm Sriibiabr
s. 8. trMr oie Grfiilllina ibrer Gltcr1l
8inih. Somit iob tic ibren &ater
ann lebtenmol Dor ieinenl SoNe. Shr
@otte, in Springficlb acboren, ilno
ersogem oblolpiertc bos 0rum Col
leae I'M Sprinefrlb mo obloa icine1
Mcd)tsillNien al Scr George Wolb-
ington llniprriitit. EattcrIons Der
itorbcncr &Nter mar Mmualt uno CT
Girhm Stohtannolt, elN CT inns grmce
Observation-Disclosures als Sotpt
,nmnn cintrat. @ciruat, Oh tic in ael1
Ssarfs bmternb hlcibcn molbte, 'agt(
Srou Enttcrion, tic habc iibcralI
,sci,nNc ,no licbc es, 9iciicn 81 inter.
nchmen.
! Sun9e 6rml: sd aab Sbncn Dor
bin cincn bnlbcli ghtbeIpluhbing, ipci
Sic iagten. er fonne Sbr Scben ret
ten ---- umb MN ipcllcn Sic noh 81.
onocre SGlitc?"
@cttler: ,lln Sbrem @ottcn ba;
Schcn Sll rctten."
v9llip, licbitc @ru5iclla. ,rrnen Sit
meine eSrnn iucrSen?"
"Neili, mein liebcr Srellno.
v@llt - reoen lpir bon onoercnl
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-19

of the body at the branch. It was
revealed that the Governors pre-
'cedent making appointment of
Municipal Court Judge Herbert
E. Millen, as well as his vigor-
Gus efforts to obtain a state FEPC
law, weighed heavily in the de-
cision. 1t was also noted that the
Chief Executives stand on mat
tiers of worldwide significance are
in consonance with the ideals of
the international organization of
which this unit is an integral part.
Although the bulk of the tickets
of admission will be reserved to
the members of the branch, it is
expected that a group of Negro
and white civic leaders will be in
attendance at the dinner meeting.
Governor Duff will make a major
address, it is believed, and it is
expected that he will discuss the
stake of youth in world affairs.
In commenting on the selection
of Governor Duff, Milton H.
Washington, executive secretary
at the branch, stated that "there
is a crying need for atcion by
persons prominent in both public
and private affairs which would
give youth som hope and renewed
confidence in rewards for honest
achievement.
One of the major problems now
being faced by those of US who
work with young people is that
of trying to answer the sometimes
unasked question as to why they
should keep hope in the future.
This is especially true of minority
youths who often see before them
only. barriers rooted in philoso-
phies and practices foreign to
Christian concepts. Governor Duff
has made a signal contribution to-
ward the revival of this hope
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-19
Gov. Duff 10 Receive
First Emblem Award

PHILADELPHIA, April 10. =
Christian street branch of the In
ternational Emblem club has an
nounced that it's first annual
distinguished Service - Award"
will be presented to Gov. James
H. Duff Thursday evening April
20, at the branch.
The event, which will be the
highlight of the annual activities
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-19

week program that is scheduled
yearly at the branch, will mark
the first presentation of al an
nual award which is to be made
under the auspices of the Emblem
club unit. 1t was revealed that the
basis for the award will. be the
contribution of an Individual to
the expansion of the principles of
human rights and the preserva-
ton of individual dignity in the
development of our democratic
philosophy"
The selection of Governor Duff
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among the commonwealth min
ority young people at a time when
the whole world need that kind
o f example," Mr.. Washington
advised.
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as the initial recipient, was re-
vealed to be based on his vigor-
Gus and fortnight action in ere
opening a vista of hope to all
youth in the Commonwealth and
renewing the faith that they may
reach their goals if they are pre-
pared, regardless of race or
creed"
Governor Duff was nominated
for the honor by theaPast Presi-
dents Council of the organization,
and his selection was unanimous
ly endorsed at a recent meeting
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The "MAor of Hsrem" Sherman Abu ssyearodf former. Detroit resident who came to New York
in 11 was naueuatedM March % at imprsdvec ceremonies in Hahems Savoy Ballroom Hhbet,w who
was elected in the first popular vote ever conducted for ny mayor received an additional honor at
the affair when he wm presented with a framed plague by philip Ms & co i'd Inc The plaque pre-
tnoushed achewementto wrd improving better race relations and cMce government in terms of real
demoacy"L Looking on as Hhbeu aohed the award are left right Reuben j. Patton executive
director of the UnoHcaIM Mayors Committee of Harem; Huge e RWrs Manhattan Borough President
"Jhnny" Mayor ttbeu and Herbert Wright Philip Morris representative in Harlem. :.
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NEWS r o
Fort Bayou

Mrs. w. d. Murray of Hatties-
burg visited her sister, Mrs. Ray
mond Mallette, Saturday.
Mrs. o. f. Atwell visited her
sister, Mrs. Ivy Emerson, of Har-
lesion Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week.
Stanley Ramsey of Eglin Field,
Fla, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Claude Ram
sey. He will soon be going TO
the South Pacific Island Enirve-
tok.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wardrop
and daughter visited Mr.. War
drops grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Verbeck, of Moss
Point Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Phillips of
Biloxi spent the week end with
Mrs. Phillips parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Mallette.
A neighborhood "sing" was
held Thursday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oakland Walk
er. Thursday night the group
met at the Claude Ramsey home.
Mrs. George Mallette, ST., or
Grandma" Mallette as she is
known to her many friends, was
reported slightly improved yes
terday.
The Antioch Baptist church will
hold a countrywide "sing" on
Sunday. Singers from Pascagoula
are expected to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Banchetti of
Pascagoula were Sunday guests
of the o. E. Atwell family.
MIR. and Mrs. Odell Ulmer spent
a recent weekend in Laurel Wis
iting Mr.. Ulmer's mother, Mrs.
H. o. Ulmer, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Y~arbrough
of Biloxi visited at the Ernest
Mallette home Saturday.
Alton Delaney of Kreole Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Delaney, last weekend.
Rogene Mallette, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mallette,
celebrated her 18th birthday re-
Gently by entertaining a group of
her schoolmates. Some were
prevented from being present by
the bad weather. Those attend
ing the party were Sherry Bon
ham and Kippy Rouse of Van
cleave, Floy Mae and Melva Nc
Allister and Helen Marie Farley.
The guests enjoyed various
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director of the organization.
Janice Nelson was accompanist
during the dance numbers.
The court encourage consisted
of Fredie Flechas, Jr., and Jerry
Pol. page and crown-bearer to the
king; Carol Moore and Rene Pol,
flower girl and page to the queen,
and her trainbearers, Toni Jeanne
Valverde and Mary Alice Gaskin,
and the following dukes and
duchesses:
Dukes and duchesses: Buddy
Erhlick and Billy Bragg Herring,
Bobby Pittman and Dorothy
Hicks, Frank Branch and Mary
Alice McRae, Carl Taylor and
Beverly Mallon, James Knight
and Thelma Pelham, Billy Earl
Davis and frankie Trest, Jerry
Purdy and Theresa Guillotte, Lee
Won Ezell and Marilyn Heinrich,
Wade Hilliard and Jessie Ellen
Krebs, Bill Strain and Greta Tay-
lor, Charles Myles and Kitty
Harris, Monte Richards and Mar
gle Moore, Bobby Hart and Joan
Harlow, Powell Meeks and Fran
kie Brumfield, Jimmy Walker
and Jackie Cook, Robert HARE
and Mary Ann Krebs, Sam Les
lie, Jr., and Virginia Soles, Chad
Jones and Gwendolyn Clark, Wen
dell Moody and SuJo Bardwell,
Charles Branch and Catherine
Lockard, James Thieson and Elma
Ruth Sparkman, Bobby Hamilton
and Lillian Miller, Vincent Perez
and Pat Colmer, Bart Parker
and Nan Smith and Everett Grier
and Sara Chamblee.
Trumpters, James Ford and
Phil Scott; page, Ferdie Flechas,
Jr.; crown-bearers, cry Pol and
Rene Pol; flower girls, Toni Jean
Valverde and Carol Ann Moore.
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games, piano music by Miss Ger
aldine Atwell and delicious re-
freshments of hot chocolate, cake
and candy.
DR.. M. R.. Mosley and Mr.. Mo
ran of Biloxi were guest sat the
Hubert Mallette home Sunday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. DeSoto is spending
several days with relatives in New
Orleans.
Ernest Mallette, Charles War
drop and Roy Phillips and Fred
Y~arbrough, the latter two of BIZ
loxi, enjoyed a days fishing at
Graveline Bayou last Saturday.
The Rev. c. H. Guy, pastor of
Bayou Casotte Memorial church,
and Antioch Baptist church, was
a weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. E. Atwell.
We are glad to learn that T.
P. Hardin, who has been i'll a long
time, has improved a great deal
in recent weeks.
The Rev. Ed Lewis was a Sun
day caller at the homes of Hubert
Mallette, Mrs. George Mallette,
ST., and Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Hard
in.
Glenn Wardrop, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wardrop, spent the
week end in Biloxi visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mitchell and
Mrs. ]. w. Robertson of Biloxi
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Nit
chell's sister, Mr.. V. B. Taylor,
and Mr. Taylor.
Miss Bobby Henney spent last
week with Geraldine Atwell.
Mrs. H. o. Ulmer of Laurel
spent last week with her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Hubert Mallette and
Mrs. Erline Mckinney.
Hubert Mallette was a business
visitor to Gulfport last week.
Voss Mckinney, Jr., spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Erline Mckinney, and his uncle