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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-12

point to a temporary need.
Study of the enrolment of the
several grades of the school
shows that there has been a
gradual increase in enroll
ment each year for the past
three years. The peak OF this
enrolment will not be reach
ed for at least another five
years.
The United States Chamber
of Commerce has made a COM
prehensive study of the rela-
tionship between education
and business. In the State OF
Nevada, for instance, the ex-
penditures for schools amount
to $135.35 per pupil. The re-
tail sales in Nevada are $3.50
90 per capita, while in Missls-
sippi, which spends only $3O.-
" per pupil for education, the
retail sales are only $4,000
per person. Good schools mean
good business. Chamber study
shows this to be typical Of con-
ditions in the United States. If
a community wishes to attract
desirable people and people
who have the financial means
to make good business one OF
the first requirements is good
schools.
The members of the Board
of Education must solve the
problem of increasing enroll
ment. The children are your
children, only a few are the
children of the members OF
the Board of Education. The
members of the Board are
elected to carry out the wishes
of the voters. They are the
agents of the Citizens. Remem-
Der, as you consider the ques-
ton of voting Eyes" or mo" on
the bond issue, you are consid-
ering not the welfare of the
Board of Education but the
welfare and future of your own
children.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-12
Ihe qheOCraf

ate the Church as a religious
corporation, under the laws of
the State of Illinois; and
(2) If incorporation is de-
cided upon, to adopt bylaws
and corporate name, to elect
trustees, to authorize the sale
of real estate, and to act upon
such other matters as may
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-12
NOTICE

There will be meeting of
the members of THE CHRIS
TIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
on June 2, 1913, in the Zion
Auditorium located at the cor
ner of 9th Street and Enoch
Avenue in the City of Zion,
Illinois, at $3.50 P. M, for the
following purposes:
CD To consider and act
upon a proposal to incorpor-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-12

come before the meeting.
All members of the Church
are invited and urged to at
tend.
Michael j .Mintern
General Overseer
THE CHRISTIAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-12
ZION ELEMENTARY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
PLANS BUILDING PROGRAM
Special Election Nav Is, 1948
CONTINUED from page u

Wnon Un0 low UluS were CO1loIo-
dividual projects were consid-
cred, the total was reduced to
approximately $830,O0O. In
the opinion of the members OF
the Board of Education, this
amount was still far in excess
of the financial ability of the
district, and the architects
were asked to study the plans
and make every reduction pos
sible. The result of the study
showed that an estimated re-
duction of approximately
$180,000 could be made, re-
ducing the cost of the project
to approximately $650,O00.
The architects estimates have
not yet been verified by a con-
tractors actual bid, but the
architects have been authoriz-
ed by the Board to submit the
revised plans to the lowest
three original bidders on the
individual projects and request
the amount of the deductions
possible under the revisions in
the plans.
The Board of Education has
S468,000 available for con-
struction. However, increased
building costs over which the
Board has no control, makes
this amount inadequate to COM
plete the program, even under
the revised estimates. The
funds originally allocated for
the additions at Elmwood and
Lakeview will be sufficient,
but approximately $4,000
will be needed to complete the
new elementary school east of
Sheridan Road and approx
mately 100000 will be need
ed for the Junior High School.
In view of the fact that the orr
ginal building program and
bond issue had been approved
by a decisive majority, the
Board of Education felt the en-
tire program should again be
submitted to the voters for
their approval or rejection.
Accordingly, resolution au-
thorizing an election for the
issuance of S195,O00 addition
al bonds was adopted and the
voters will be given an oppor-
tunity on Saturday, May Is,
between the hours of 1900
noon and 700 o'clock p. m. to
decide whether or not they
wish the entire building pro-
gram completed.
What will it cost? The bonds
were sold at a rate of inter-
est of 40. 40 interest on
$3.50 is $1,000. The assess
ed valuation is $15,50O,O0O.
This means a tax rate of 5
cents per 500 of assessed val
uation. Any property owner
can find out what it will cost
him by dividing his valuation
by 100 and multiplying by 5
cents. For instance, property
valued at $4,000 would pay an
additional tax of $3.50.
The Board of Education is
faced with an increasing en-
rollment each year due to the
high birth rate and increased
population. Three weeks ago
the Community News carried
an article which stated that
IS children had been born in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-22
CHILDREN'S SHOES

Were NOW
IS Prs. Teens felt moccosn slippers,
podded leather soIes Wine, blue.
Sizes 5 to 8. Less than Va price 27e sse
$50 Prs. Teens soddIe oxfords, brown
Jester step-in, broken sizes to 9. 500 and
Less thon VI price ------------ 695 z.9s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shoes-Second Floor
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-31

youth was fighting hard and
Cooked like he might get away"
However, Mrs. Kathleen E..
Houston and j. H. Ashworth, a
pre-med student at the University
of Houston, declared that the de-
tectives beat the boy, twisted his
arms and stepped on his feet af-
ter his shoes came off. The park
ing lot attendant was accused of
striking the boy while he vas be-
ing held by the detectives. Mrs.
Houston said the police refused to
tell her why they we're arresting
the youth, and that women in the
store pleaded with men to help
the victim.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-31
Negro Leaders,
concluded from page II

COOCluu 4IOLu page
2. To grant life insurance, an
nufities, accident and disablement
or old age insurance.
After the special meeting Of
stockholders the board of direc-
tors will meet to discuss the details
of the first amendment if it is
passed.
If this amendment does go thru,
stockholders will receive not only
a cash dividend but also a 25 per
cent dividend which will increase
the company's capital from $780,
900 to $500, 900. Each stockhold-
err will receive one share for ev-
cry four shares held. This will in
crease the total shares from 49,
900 to $4,000 with a par value
of SO each. No fractianal part
of a share will be issued.
Large increases in assets, in
surance in force, income and en-
ployes' welfare were reported in
the recently released Suprme Lib
erty Life annual statement.
Assets increased over 100000
from $6,31s,63s3.2e to $751;
432.69 in 1947. Insurance in force
increased more than $,OOO,O 900 to
$11,026,825 in 1947. Income
rose from $3,O09, 1883 in 1916
to $3,274,39O.44 in 1947, and the
employees retirement fund nearly
doubled, totaling $167,4O6.58 in
1947 to $83,759,55 in 1916.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-31
Fraierniiies and
Sororities Organize
Non Partisan Lobby

WASHINGTON, March 81. G.
Representatives Of two national
Fraternities and four %sororities,
members o fthe Pan Hellenic
Council met here last week at the
Phyllis Wreatley YWCA, where
temporary officers were elected
and plans were made for a perm
anent organization to be known
as the Non-Partican lobby.
The meeting was called by Mrs.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-31
Good Old Days.

Concluded from page -
Just as in the pre1war days,
liquor stores are feeling the pinch
of post war adjustments and ere
turns to normalcy."
Whereas spending in tn lush
days often passed a senible stage,
it is now reduced to the point
where former purchasers of one
or more fifths of good liquor now
are asking for smaller quantities
of cheaper brands and poor grade
wines.
During the prosperous war era,
former Shorty" customers de-
veloped a taste for imported
brandies at 81 a shot and the lit
tie beer drinking lassies acquired
a penchant for "Scotch with milk"
There were so many customers
crowed around bars, some of the
smoother places refused to sell a
bottle of beer after 6 p. m. Bottle
nursers cluttered up the places
and prevented heavier spenders
from getting up to the bar.
That was then! Now it is all
changed. Both in-keepers and Ii
quor store owners are wishing for
the good old days"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-31
Youth
(continude from page ~

/ QUIT
(continude from page u
ing women as they passed. The
detectives said they went over to
question the boy, but that he at
tempted to run. When they grab
bed him, he fought like a tiger"
Agreeing with the detectives
were Lee Hillon, white parking lot
attendant and M. Simpson, also
white, an employee of City Ma
tional bank. The two men accom-
panied the police to Jail with the
boy. They said they pitched in to
help the detectives because the
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-31
Edna Over Gray, Supreme Basi-
leus Of the AKA sorority.

Edna Over Gray, Supreme Basi-
leus Of the AKA sorority.
The Non-Partisan will continue
the program of its predecessor, the
Non-Partisan lobby, which was es-
tablished b ythe AKA sorority in
1888 and is still being carried on
by sorority.
According to a statement by DR..
R. o. Johnson, acting secretary
of the new organization and Ma
tional president of the Phi Beta
Sigma fraternity, the object of the
group will be to coordinate the
social action programs of all ma
tional fraternities and sororities
and to utilize the combined re-
sources in our common cause.
Major emphasis will be given to
problems of minority groups.
The next meeting will be held
April 3 at which time a perman-
ent organization will be projected
and arrangements made for estab-
fishing national headquarters in
the city of Washington, by June
1, 1913.
F%raternities and sororities and
their representatives in attend
ance were as follows.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-31
Insurance Plan

Insurance Plan
Concluded from page ~
and the violations were upheld
by the courts"
The delegation called to the at
tention of the Presidents recon-
mendations of his civil rights COM
mittee against segregation and dis
elimination in any peacetime draft
and in the already existing mill
tary establishment, and then cited
a report that "the army removed
an anti-discrimination proviso
from the UNIT bill as drafted by
the office of selective service rec
ords, before the bill reached con-
gress."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
Studentenverbindung ,,Brandenburgia' y
feiert ihr elites Stiftunqsfest
GrpIuiiunsidaben $15.OOO,OOO

Die neutrality-suspicious. Gtuoenten=
perbinbuna vSranoenburaio> fciert
am Samstua, Sen II. SuIi .yr elites
@ieaenfeit burd elm ;Seileiien NIT
tolacnOem sSeltfommers u.to am 1S.
Suli Ourh cine Had)feisf NIT per-
bunbcncm 8arten=Au,aniers.
Sieie afaremiibc Sereini9una lit
cine coule'lrtraaeltDe Stuoenten=
idaft. ipelhe oeutidiprederb lit llno
Die sSarben ihipar,=lpciB-blau trGat
NIT blau als 8runbfarbe, ibipars=
bluu ais Gonfneipantenfarbcn uno
6lau=ipeiB=blau als 'Suhienfarben.
Die 9lftipitas Der Yranoenburaia
trGgt blaue Wiiten, Die uNltcn Ser
rem" blaue Stiirmer uno bic Snafti=
pitas iolpic Goulcurihneltern bIaue
+" SDnni)sn." SluBer, baB iebcs Mit.
alicb iein Goulcurbonb trdgt, tragcn
Die offisieQen Gbargierten blaue }e=
tciben umD Sdbdrpcn in Den 8ran=
benburgiaiarben. Ser GrittarNierte
oftipcn unO inuftipen Sranoenbur=
gen lit Serr &anbibat &ilbelm pon
llblenborit= 3icbmann pon Der 9Se=
ltcrn Heierpe llniperiitGt unb ipel=
ber slr 3cit 1850 @arrenspille
Center 9touO. Sbafer Seiabts lpobn=
bait lit. Scr Gltu)araicrte oes 9llt=
!foerren &crbonbes lit 6err Snae=
nicur &url SaacnburA 4372 Seit
80. StraRe, Der uud in anoeren
ocutlhen &rciien icbr bcfonnt uno
belieht lit. Der n9llte Serr" So
lenburQ aelGrtc III Sclltihlano als
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
on Millionen gu iebr unteraroben

bon sWillionen su iebr unteraraben
bat.
Gs peritcbt lih bon icIbit, oob
cs lpiber iebe 8ernunft ipGre, bic BON
feinem Giniihti0cn mebr nerltanbcnc
Gnlitif Der 3erltOruna Der oeut=
icben Erobuftionsm0glihfeite burh
SnDuitrie= 9emontaae. Die Soinbe=
runa Der 6ohieefiiberei, bes Scr
bots Der Oelltiben Secihiffabrt noer
Ger 9lusiblieBuna 0eutihlanos pom
8aIfana (su Dem Sapun bereits
sllaclaiien IT'D nod iebt fortsuieten,
Die brittle @orausieblma lit sic
fiibIbare Serabietuna bes Steuers
bruds. Gs lit aber niht iiberfliiiiia,
oarauf binsutpeiien, oaB oie Muf9abe
pamit niht aeloit lit. Gs lit nGm=
Iih speifelbaft, Oh Die tpe1toeutiden
Staatsacoanfcn uno @emeinoc>
bousbalte lmtcr &ermeibuna elmer
neuen Snflation ins @lcihaeipiht
0ebracbt ipcroen fonncn obne cine
aleicbseitiae ltarfe 8eicbneiouna Der
9lusoabcn. Ia Nun aber nad) Der
@dbrungsreform cine meni9ltcns
seitlpeili9e Grbobun9 Ser SosiaIdus=
9abcn CUR 2inberlln9 Der Shofs uno
CUR Nusalcihuna bon 6Grten unper=
mciblib iein miro, lit oas Groblcn1
nes 6ausbaltsaleih9elpihts obne ei=
ne Soerabietuna Der iibriacn Nus=
Naben unlosbar. Eraftiih bebeutet
oas cine itarfe &erminoerlna slpeier
Nusaabcnpoiten: Der Serionalaus=
gaben uno Der gciatunasfoiten.
Die pierte @prausieblna fir Sen
Grfol9 Der @eiamtrefprm lit ser ra=
icbc slbhau bcs acaempGrtiacn toilet
tipiltiitbcn Wonopplipltems bes mclt=
ocutihen NuBcnbanoeIs rno bic
&ieoerberitelllma Der freicn Marft-
ipirtid)aft i'm &irtihaftsperfebr NIT
ocm 9luslano. Die Nufaabe, aus
Dem an SepGlfcrllnasoihte YcIaiens
1bnliben &eltbellti(blano Gin pirt=
ihaftlib lebensfGbi9es @ehilpe sll
MAIDEN, fam nlr burh feline freit
unb inniae Ginglieberlmo in Den in
tcrnationalen 6anbel umb ourb einc
Oielcr lpeltipirtidaftlibcn Srientie=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19

Stlloent elmer afaoemiiben Berg
mannitbaft an. ;Srau @unbulo
3iehmann lit ErGiioentein ocs
Goleur Shipeitern gerbanoes
granoenburgia. Die aeiamte 8ranz
oenburgia infl. Der aftipcn. inafti=
pen, ausipGrtigcn Mitalieber, 9llter
Scrren unO Gouleuri6ipeitern sGbIt
80 sSarbentrG9er. Bic ein,clncn
gro,ocnburgen auf ibren 3uiam-
n,enfiinftcn unb Stammtii6en fin
gen oeltibe Stuoentenlieber, treiben
Sport, bauptiGhlih sSed,tiport uno
bctpobrcn treu ale Socale bes 800
Sabre alten latciniiben Gouleurtpe.
lens. Sie Wit9lieber iinb ale 9lnge=
bOriae ebemaliger europGiider Stu=
oentcnpcrbinblmgcn oocr iino iolhe,
oic Den 9lfaoemiferitano bier in
ylmerifa erlporben boben. aber Die
ocutibe Sprahe beberrid)cn. 0ie
granbenhuraia lit angealic0ert Dem
uGlcpeldnbcr Scnioren Gonpent
TcrbanO". Elm Gouleurperbano bon
lamtlihen afaoemii6 oeutihiprc.
9enocn Stlocntenperbinbunaen in
Noroancrifa. 9lfobcmiid)e Stammz
tiid)e un0 lofalc Srts9ruppen iino
cbcnfalls oieiem &erbonbe anacalic.
BERT. Sicicr Scrbano lpuroe in ocr
Staot Slcpclanb ins 2ebcn acruicn
llnO trGNt Oieien Namen, ebcnfalls
Die Serbanosiarben iino Die Der
StaOt SlepelanO: blau lpeiR rot.
ScrbanOs=Grlthargicrter lit Serr
Or. v. u. Sclcnf. 4SO Houte 3O6,
SheiterlouO. Shin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
voraussetzungen fuer ErfoIg der Waehrungsreform

rung entipredenbe Struftur Der 8in-
nempirtiboft ael0lt ncrben.
@os bas beoeutet, erbcllt. ipenn
man iid erinnert, bab Dor benl &ric-
&C Ser beutid)e Grport, Der bamals
gum iiberipie0enben Sell aus sSnon=
ltrieproouften Der manigfahlten Mrt
beltano unO audi bcute mcbr benn ie
belteben muB, in 10000 Els 10000
8eihaftsabihliilien pro Saa pon et=
ma 10000 ,Sirmen abaelpifelt ipur=
DC. Wan ermiBt, mas cs beiBt, oieien
Gtrom burd oen engen Shlunb Der
Nemter in iSranffurt uub 8aocn=
gaben su preiien unb man lit nibt
iibcrraiht su erfubren, Dat, Die bis
heriae Gntipifluna oes peItoeutibcn
exports nur ais fataltropbal beseih=
net lperoen fann. SIM eriten 8iertels
iabr 1913 hat Ser Cribs Ser Grporte
Der 0oppelsone (einid,lieblih Der
Sienitlciltunaen) nur bic SGlfte Ser
i'm europGiid)en 8ieberallfboll=Eros
aromm por9eiebenen Glun,ifiern er=
reibt unb audi oics nur oanf zines
ocn ipeitbeutihen @eiamtoufbau un=
Niinltig beeinfluiienben llebermoBes
an &oble=Grporten uno elmer Sols=
ousfubr, Die iblimmiten umo gum
9roBen Sell lpobl iiberbaupt niht
nebr out su mohenben &aubbau be-
Oelltet, pGbreno Der @rport an Ser
tiaparen oas ei1entlife Spfcr Der
aeihilberten Sbipieriafeiten 1T.
Die FINITE @orausiebuna fir bas
8elin9cn Der @eiamtreform lit bic
lmfoiienoite uno piclleidt audi bic
ollerlpihti9lte. Die @Gbrun9s= lmo
@irtihaftsreform miro ibr Icttes
3icl, @eitoeutihlanb mirtid,aftIih,
pplitiih unb 0eiitia sll einem lpeient=
lid)en Sell 8citellrppus su MAIDEN,
perfeblcn, luenn lie nitbt bon elmer
Nrlnoleaenoen genberlna Der allac>
mcinen pplitiiden. rethtlirben uno
lnpraliihcn sltmpipbGrc in @elt=
ocutiblanb 9eltiitt miro. Mton fam
nlr orin9eno lpurnen Dor Der Gor=
Itellun9, ais Oh es lit INN cine bIui,
rti6aftsmerbaniihe @uf9abe ban
oelt, Die NIT moteriellen HeismitteIn
allein I'll lDien lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
LudWigshafen erhaeIt Won
deutschen' Laendern I|iIfe
Elf stooten bewiIIgten 100000 Mark fver die opfer

Nad) Sd)Gbunaen, ncId)e Die
frans0liihen geborben pnrnabmen,
bat Die GrpIoiion Gd)oben in 6obe
ppn $15,OOO,OOO angeribtet.
9eutihe 8eante bes 8erfes er=
flGrten, omerifaniide Soloaten, Die
aus Mannbeim in Der Il. g.. 2one
iiber bic &beinbriide su Silfe eiltcn.
vretteten iiber 1000 Gerionen"
ourh ibr promptes GinNrcifen.
6unoerte bon 9lnaeboriaen un6
sSreunbcn nabmcn an elmer Srauers
feier fir bic Spfer itatt. Gle tpurbe
unter elmer omerifaniihen sSlagae
abaebaIten. bic man aus einem pon
ben Mmerifanern reauirierten &ino
aeboIt bate uno ,por bon amerifa=
niihen iSelbaeiltlihen unb oeutif)en
@ciitlihen arran9iert iporOen.
2uotpiasbafen eripadte inalpiid)en
ipieber sllm 2eben. Die 2G6en, ocren
,Scniter nit Sol, perirt,alt tparen.
ipuroe lpie aeip0bnlid aeGffnet. Sous
ienbe febrten an lire Mrbeit in ben
s. q. sSarben=@erfen suriif. Sic
llherlebcnben. lpelcbe in @ebGuoen
aearbeitet batten. bic p0lIia serltort
lpor6en iinb, balfen bel Der Gntfer=
nuna Der Sriimmer nit.
Sn ben Guinen miro nod) nad)
9eihcn geiuht. geamte oes @ertcs
iinb Der Mniid)t. boB @oden perae=
ben iperben. ebe ale 2eihen aefun.
Den ippr0en linn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19

tiibl 0urilber perbanoeltcn, mic olI=
Bcrorocntlih quite Sienite Die Stla-
penarbcitcr i'm Observation-Disclosures
Nuld)ipib fir bic fiinitlihe 8rmnli=
fabrication lciIteten.
Sn Dem @cbeimberilbt hciRt cs,
Dab tallieno Mann in oen Saaerbiit-
ten lebten uno baR nciterc Soiitten
fir 1000 Mam bis sum Gnpe bes
Sabres crltellt lpcrben iollten. Sann
beiBt es Deiter. i'm Sabre 1912 miii=
le bas Sa9cr 10 pergr0Bert lperoen,
0aR cs imltanbc lei, 10000 bis 12,=
600 Wann alrf,unebmcn.
@iiteaie
Vclpeis ipllrbe audi erbrodt, bui,
bic i. Is. Sarbeninouitrie @iftooie
nidt etlpo an Sieren, ionoern an Sc
fanacncn ausprohierte.
Die 9lnflaae beidulbiate Die 81
reftorcn. oas &ortel bosu benutt
gu baben, INN Eropdaanoo. Spiono=
ae uno politiihe 6ebe i'm Muslamo
iu betrciben uno insbcionoere Dor
Eedrl Sarbor Die 8crciniaten Stoa=
ten an Der llnteritiibun6 oemofroti=
lher Staaten I'll perbinoern.
Snsbeionoerc illhte Ole gnflooe
nad)slipciien. baB Die ;sorbcniubu
ltrie es ollrrh ibrc &arte!labmod)lln
Gen Tertia9ebrad)t babe. in ben Ser.
einiaten Staatcn bic S,crItelluno
lpidltiacr &rieaslnatcriaiicn III pcr
eitcln. I'm oiciem 3uiommenbona
lperben Die folaenben Slrtifel oc.
nannt: &llnitNummi, Maoneiil,m,
tllnltlid)er Stifltoff. Sctra,en. 9(to.
brine lInO Sulfouerbinounaen.
Sm Nerfol0 bes Gntn1ilitorilie.
rllngsprogrdlnms Der Yeiabunas.
mddlte Iino pielc sur ,Sorl,cninbultrit
aebornoc &crfc ab0eriiIen lpprbeu
Giniae iSabrifcn ipanocrtcn ais &c.
parationcn nah Sfublano. Nod, beu.
te ltebt nid)t feit. mas aus Dem aol,,
ien 0ebiloe iuer0en ioll. Gs beitcht
aus II perld)icoenen 0robcn Inter.
ncDnllill2en. bon bcnen elm iebes pie.
lie &erfe inter iid) bat.
!. Sle @riinouna Der s. g. isarben.
lnollltrie. bon LANCER 6an6 icbon
oorbereitet ourh oen 3uiammcn.
l1luR Der aroBen ssarbeniabrifen in
1elltldlano. Dousoa lid, crit Gnoc
1920. gSic burrb elm @un6er lit Der
IN oen oarauffolaenoen ,Sobren cnt.
ltanoene Gradtbau Sans I0l,ios.
Der bic 2emtraIe bebcrberate, Scr
3eritoruna, Der ssranfiurt onbeiln.
tiel. entaanacn. 0icie nit arokem
9eibnaf in bic 2anoid)aft aeiteIlfc
Sentralanlaae lit nod INNER elmer
Der d oniten Snb,itrieboufen
Sellfi4lanos, ia pielleiht Der aon.
scn @eIt WV"
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&onsern aeb0rten. beianben iid i'm
aanscn iiber 800 iSirmen in ben
6Gnoen Der s. 6. isarbeninouitrie.
9iah Der 9lusiaae zines bobcn
ssarbenbeamten tpGbreno oes fiir,=
lihen 0erfabrens bat oieies aiaantis
ihc &arteu fir Den Sitlerihen @ier=
iabresplan bon Der nationaliosiali-
ltiihen Neaierllna iiber 1.22O.-
OOO. 900 in &reoiten uno 3uidiiiien
crbalten. Sicie Sirmme oicnte CUR
Nusfiibruna aroBer Troiefte ipie \.
9. Die Grrihtlln0 BON iSabrifen ,lir
Scritcll,ina BON Yensol unb fiinltli=
dem @unrni. Grploiiultnffen lnb
Wiftaaien.
Tie @cteimaften elmer 0irefto-
rcniitulna I'M 9iopember l94t aeia=
ten ocltlih. oah Die Setter Der s.
Is. ,Sorbeninoultrie oamals Nani
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bekanntgabe nuernberger urteils

Sic 5. 9. ssarbeniuonitrie Mf-
tienaeie1idaft. oeren 9uoipiasbofe.
ner 8erf fiirslid) BON elmer ihtperen
Grplolion beimaeiud)t truroe. biloe-
te NIT 8rupp suiammen oas Giid-
arat Der beutif,en &rieasinbultrie.
sic iuar aber audi bas aroBte inou.
itrieQe unternebmen i'm 7eutid,Ianb
Der 0orfrieasseit.
0ie aroBen hemiid)em 8erfe in
9u6ipigsbafen tparen lpGbreno bes
2rieas oft oas 3iel amerifaniihcr
uno en0liider conference.-the uno
tuuroen mcbrmals ltarf in Mitlci-
oenidoft aesoaen.
auf 6cr !60be ieiner Nadt batte
ocr sSdrbenfonsern 400 ;Sirmen in
0euti4lono unter ieiner &ontrouc
Himmt mon nod, bic auslGnoiihcn
sSirmen 6a5u. bic ebenfalls au ocm
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iein. Nnlieferlln9en erfolaten ieood
bis iebt nod niht.
Sin aroBer GnapaB bcItebt in
Der Sciicninouitrie auBeroem bel
Sooa. Sn Der aansen &clt berrlbt
Monael an oieiem 4runoItoif, Die
&cltmarftpreiie baben iih 9cacn.
iiber oen sSrieOenspreiien perietbs.
iabt.
Gines Der ar0Bten oeutiden So=
oalucrfe in 9ernbura ipnroc oemon-
tiert. iooaB fir bic Yiaone prattiit)
nllr nod orei iSirmen arrciten, oeren
&apasitdt nur su 50 Srrsent ausae=
nlltt lpcroen fann. 9teben Dem Sch
len 9eeianeter MrbeitstrGite luirtt Iid,
babel por alien DER Wan1el an &alf-
ltcin aus. oa Die Steirhriihe nid,t
iiber 0eniiaenb Mrbeite, pcrfiiaen.
Sm slllgcnblif lpcrocn Der Seifcn.
inoultrie nur 80 lroscnt ibres tat=
iGhlid,en Sooabeoarfs aeliefert.
Sie oeutide @lpserinproouttion
,puroe u0llia einaeitellt. oa oieier
grlmoitofi auh &rieasmatcrial icin
fam. Sn ocn llSM arbeitcn bic ent=
iprehenoen &erfe slpar auf Sot1).
tollrcn, ood) iino Smporte porlGuiia
nitbt 3ll eripdrten.
Sd)licBlif bat Die Seifeninouitrie
icbr nit Gerpadun9sid,lpieri9feite
SlI fGmpfcn, oa Die Sapicr3uteilm-
aen bel lpeitem nif)t ausreihen.