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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
WANTED BY CHAIN STORE FIRM. about
1000 IT. on FIRST floor for workshop and
Warsh1gss w g MSi,sE 81 Si6S; u..rr 30
to 10000 So. IT. Call MA. 41S1, Mr..
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IS 81, 900 TOO MUCH

To pay to give your children and family
. clean. mod, 5-rm brick, semidet; homer
Equipped kit. cellar, oil a.c; close in,
SO $50 to S10,750. Move in with deposb
DICK TRACEY. Broker and Builder, OW.
1857 or OK. o771, CHI S311.
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Farm Estate IS Acres

A real show place to be proud Of. 10A
miles from Chain Bridge. Here is q 15-
acre country estate. beautiful 3-bedroom
complete kitchen, 2 screened-in porches
and bath. Oil hot-water heat. Home
completely insulated. Scar garage, barn,
tool house. Tools and equipment 20 with
farm. Excellent water facilities. Price
is reasonable and good financing can be
had Call Mr.. Macintosh. .1r., WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500;
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1894 Wilson Blvd. Gil. 4216,
$4,000

2-story brick Colonial. consisting Of liv
rm. with firsplace,, family-size din. rm.,
beautifully equipped kit, 3 bedrms. and
tile bath. small dry bsnlt.. Janitrol gas
fired furnace; entire house in immaculate
condition; beautiful lot; $4,000 cash will
handle. Exclusively.
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LOTS WANTED.
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

LOCATION FOR USED CAR LOT; must be
In busy area; approximately 100 it.. BY
LOO #. RE1NES MOTOR CO. OR. $500
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Farms, acreage and estates. To see these
properties cali Mr.. Able or David Laugh
lin. EUGENE B. GINGELI. Real Estate,
7542 Georgetown rd., Bethesda. Md. Phone
WI. 2022. Evenings and Sundays, WI
1900 or WI 1890 81
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FULL PRICE, S7,70O
MOVE RIGHT IN
3 SPACIOUS BEDRMS,

Plus beautiful financing and immediate
posses is combination which will click
in the sale of this nearly new Home of
Tomorrow; featuring an English living
rm with hrepl., equipped combination
ktchen-d -dinette with built-in, dinette set;
basement, Bendix washer and gas radiant
ance ST. per month includes PRINCIPAL
interest, taxes and insurance Exclusively
Dominion InS, & Realty Agency
31O3 10th ST. No, GIL. 1888. OK. 1873;
oOD0 40
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.y 1890 lsss .. bus s.fs ;ss =, sss
deorsis ave. NV. R. and g.; sf.b2g Or
SCHiiEvRoLET CHI late ie47 convertibls; low
sasss @slss':; ssulensn. 'ss1S sssSs' foWrffO K
5caaanavsoIHr 5aaa SCI 1889 sS Cdr ..a; new paint.
ssss' ssss es esf ;;s' s1 isse fsssr' l5ss 81:
s..5 .ses ssn asss Its tsr Sp s. s.Ss ss:
cHEyEoLET 1s4s z.door; car i,k. nsv:
Il. eos ss,.1. mfs u. r%sss % s M ssf asfrss5 cs.;
iS ECO bug aotDes Esese'd e ssaoo
Dealer. Sss .sss Ssproli st. NV. Washington
cHEvRokEfp piS 1917 rsstmas.sr town ssdsns
asoaSs asos t''Hs HofoR sss essn is
eHfEvsoLEf esf sa ga ls4a u sp.ss:ns.r @ coupe. Best
buy IN Wsshinston; reduced $500; now
S1,0s5 for days only; nrst come. hrst
served; terms or trade. eCHLk0E a
GOLDEN. Kaiser-FraSer Dealer. 263 Car.
CsMxysl6Ir sG q 5x ~ s4s ssGa ssoor; r.a,o s:se.r
h' iiEs new: Clean inside % and 1'e outside: side Vii
have to see car today 70 appreciate II:
DEN. Ksiser-irsser Dealer, 2ss csrroii
st. NV, Wsshinston, d. c. Oh. 3302.
cnEvaoLEr 1s47 Eisssm.s.sr a.door,
az svn:T =. S.,s 200 s., s fsllY seuigIsds
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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LOTS FOR SALE tcene.,.

Eggs, Chickens, Fruit
Vegetables, you can raise them for your-
tax County: paved road; electricity; in
new-home community; 500 down will give
you q start. J. B. DEM1NG, 1927 N.
Glebe I'd. GIL. 0471. so
OLNEY
Timberlard Estates; beautifully wooded
acre lots, adjoining Sandy Spring Hospital;
conv. stores. theater and transp.: re-
stricted; price, $4,000 per lot on easy
terms. Exclusive with
E. S. PRICE g. co.
PL. 1921; PL. O315; ewes. call Roy Price,
OFF CONN. AVE.-$3, ,45O UP
Chevy Chase, D. c.. at Garrison and 34th
sts NV. Beautifully wooded lots, so to
resentative on grounds daily 6 to pm.
Drive out Connecticut ave. right on Fes-
ssnden st., blk to 34th st. turn left,
COLORED-TWo HIGH AND DEEP lots,
dfty.ft. front. 800 block Edson pl. ne.
$500. Call FIR. 0674. l.
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LUC1LLE CoOh
"a SOTO EXclnsiNelY EA 1864 :
A FINE BRICK HOME
FULLY FURNISHED

Two apartments; lovely asbestos shingIe
bungalow. on high elevation with terraceo
rear yard and Handicapped front ward;
fully equip, kit, including 2 stoves and
? refgrS; fully insulated, full bsmt.; conv;
10 transp. schools and shopping; priced
right at S11.500 with $4,000 cash bal.
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S9,950
GUNNISON RAMBLER

Words can't adequately express the beauty
and charm of this newly designed home
There are 3 spacious and well-hghted bed
rms, generous-sized liy. rm. with fire.
place, cozy din. nm, well-designed all
steel elec. kit. and large bath; full base
ment with outside entrance incorporates
playrm. with fireplace. studio with wall
to-Wall theImoplane windows, lavatory and
utilities. Ideally placed on beautifully
handicapped and we'll shaded lot. Easily
financed at S21 800.
THE BRANT COMPANY
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Masonry Bungalow, 900

Masonry Bungalow, 9I ,oUU
!, mile south of Alex. off Mt Vernon
Memorial hwy. lS-ft liv. rm. with fire-
place, din rm. and equipped kit. 2 bedrms.
end oil heat, transportation . blocks;
lot 65Xl so. city water and sewer. R; L.
RHINE REALTY CO, 607 Prince st, Alex,
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Lofin Bldg. ..42O Wilson blvd, GL. 40
YOU WILL LIKE THIS

New 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick English cot
tage. on beautiful wooded homesite in an
established suburban subdivision with all
city conveniences, and close to new grade
and high schools You will like the studio
living rm, master bedrm. with private
bath, and many closets. Here you will
fnd custom home for only S21 800,
with terms and immediate possession.
RAVENWOOD REALTY co.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Approx 200 acres Of highly productive
grounds. 2 streams, ample outbldgs;,
mod. house. 8 large rms, oil h.-w. heat,
GE dishwasher, IS Gu. IT. deep freeze. 4
car gar; Arm. tenant house completely
renovated. Equipment avail. II desired.
Immed poss. Priced to sell. Exclusive,
l.. T. HIGGINS REALTY CO., OR. 1862.
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Is ACRES-IMMED. POSS

S9,000--Nice quiet Groom home with,
bath, plenty of shade. about 20 acres Of
woodland; 8 bedrms., l bedrm. on LIST a.,
large closets and storage, fireplace, full
DOFT. Colesville, Md. Call Ashton (Md0
3846. Route 2, Silver Spring, Md. -
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Exclusively. CHI. 1927 or 1873 till o p
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

one Of the most beautifully Handicapped
homes in Arlington County, on an acre
of ground, Formal garden and sunken
fountain with pool, ideally arranged. The
charm and the usefulness Of the exterior
can only be appreciated after seeing. and
leaves nothing to be desired. A $1,000
stone living area is equipped with all con-
veniences There is a guest home and a
2-car garage. The main house has on the
dining room, :, bedrooms and tiled bath.
beautifully equipped kitchen and bar. end
floor, bedroom and half bath; can have 5
more bedrooms and bath; full basement
Oil heat. 100000.
Evening star., 1948-07-29

"shirley Woods" Arlingtons finest subdl-
vision of 1O5 sl-wooded lots, there is
nearing completion a very fine. 3-bedroom.
and priced on small profit margin at less
than $4,000 on liberal terms. It is on
wooded lot Of over 1000 SO; IT.; has
fne paneled rec room with fireplace
souvenir closets and asphalt tiled; nice
living room dining room and large kitchen
with inclosed side porch as den or extra
bedroom: three bedrooms and bath on sec
ond floor; copper plumbing: maids room
hobby room in furnace room; many other
fine points. Open daily 1-9. CaH
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BUSINESS PROPERTY For REM
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

KITCHEN EQUIPMENT COMPANY desires
maximum $50 So it. ground floor space;
not over So So. IT.; Silver Spring area
preferred Call Mr.. Walker, AID. 2644.
J r. TENCHER CO.. INC. Ewes, DE,
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BAKER & SON, INC.
CHARM / COMFORT

Alex, va, phones TIE. 7343. Alex. 6644
Open ewes. and Suns. from am. to
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EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES
1889 GMC 1k-ton 12-ft vans $50
1914 Chevrolet 1h-ton, 2-yd dump
new motor 4/48 --- $50
1945 GMC 3-ton c,o.e. tractor 1895
l947 GMC 1k-ton, 12-ft. insul. van 1850
GMc, TRUCK g. COACH DIVISION 80 M
st. ne, ME. 0605. 20
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"FIRST COMMERCIAL"
Now used as 2 apartments of Arms. and
bath each. An excellent value in row
/ 5th and sts. ne. Price is only S17,-
$50. Owner leaving city, wants immediate
sale. Call ME. l143 until 8 pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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GROOM 2-BATH BRICK

Cape Cod and Colonial-type homes with
] "a and 2 baths; several designs to choose
from in this pre-showins. so pick yours
out now and select your own decorating
scheme; occupancy 80 days. Priced from
S17,500 Call us today!
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01

upon it. The workers in the
cities have almost equally poor
standards, and are hampered by
the excessive imitation, the Gary
man said.
Although the official rate of
the yen is 50 to one dollar, the
black market rate is 25O-325 to
a dollar, which necessitates large
American expenditures.
Beier's job also included the
supervision of the registration OF
all citizens, supervision of natio-
nal housing. sale of surplus pro.
perty, purchases OF housekeeping
supplies for the army and it's cf.
feet on the country's economy,
and numerous bookkeeping func-
tons.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
AUTO CITY spEAKs
BY Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, April This
weekend will find a few of our
Detroit ball players in Cleveland
to attend the T. S. J. A. baseball
meeting. II you members want to
know the results of this meeting
that be at our i. :. ). -. ..
Club Meeting
on Friday, April IL, in the Crurcr
basement. Our Club Carl Party
will be discussed and we need
your help. There will also be an
Election
for "a corresponding secretary.
Who will be our candidate for
this office
Notice
Do not forget Senior Lodge
meeting Sunday!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
YOUNGsTOWN.OHIo

Youngstown, o., April 1.-The
TSJA. Chorus Supper was Won
derful, and I'm sure everyone en-.
joyed it very much. l heard the
stuffed pork chops were delici-
Gus; but believe me, so was the
steak. l want to thank Mrs. Mil
Ter for being so thoughtful, l
really do appreciate it.
Many thanks to the ladies in
the kitchen, and to the girls that
served. l can't forget Mr.. George
Kascher. George your applepuree
hit the spot.
Everyone seemed to enjoy the
movie alsNo dancing afterwards.
Sympathy
Our deepest sympathy goes
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillie on
the recent loss of their beloved
son Jack.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
No Love for u. S.

The rapidturnover in personnel
has hampered the U. S. to some
extent in its operations, Beiers
said. Housing is difficult in Seoul
and conveniences are few. Trans
portation is major problem, both
for persons living there and for
mail, military orders and supplies
to be transferred, he added.
Korean evidence of any like for
Americans was rare until the
Russians suggested both nations
pull out. Beier related. He said
the individual Korean is think
ing too much about his own bene-
fits and not what was good for
the country as a whole.
He thinks that until the Kor-
cans unite politically, there is
bound to be strife. He considers
that some bloodletting may be
necessary for the nation to over
come its growing pains.
Although red tape was ram
pant in administrative work,
Beier confesses he liked his job
most of the time.
He thinks Korea is a good
place to go if you want to learn
to appreciate the United States.
What of the future? Oh, a rest
for a while and then maybe?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01

3uiid)eu II. g. uno 21 amslSnoijd)cu
lGn0ern.

2,tit-Tafet- -Boitoienit lit in arait
felt Is. MGr5 1913 81 iolsenoen aus.
,pGrtieen 2Gnoern: Seiterreih, Bel
siiben Congo. 8erm,Ioa. Si6edo.
ilomafci, SGnemarf, Mcgppten, SSr.
lano, 0innlanb, 8olo @iiite 9olonie,
8roB 8ritannien nmo Norb Ssrlano,
@riedenlanb. Sslano, Stalien, Nie-
oerlano, Neuf,molano, Nor,pegen,
Sdueoen. Sdipeis, 3llnciien, 1iirfei
Union bon Siiodirifa.
Slrftpafete iino unterluorien oeu-
ielben GinihrGnf,,naen nlS arbere
8rGBen unb anoercn @coing,m9c,,
sic antpenbbar iino in Snternatioua-
len Sberilddc Eafetpoit. 2uitpafete
f0nnen regiitriert ooer ueriibert ,pcr.
Sen nab ioIden 2Gnoern no folder
9ienit iebt I'M Sang lit.
0iefIben Yoitformen (Guitcm
Declaration, Sispath Note, Snter.
rationale Yafet- -BoItplafate ui,p. )iiir
SberflGde. Yoltpafete miiiien ausgc.
iteut tperoen in 8erbinouns nit Suii,
pafeten uno auBerbem nod ser @loue
par Ipilon Gillette (Jorm 297S)
mlB angeseben auerben aui Scr s(u,
Benieite bcs Yaftes mb nlh aui sic
9ispothnote tpcnn oas 2nno ser 8c-
thinning cine 0ispathnote perianst
Sl,itsEafetc iueroen abgeidyidt III
regelmaBigen inIGnbiihcn 2uit-YoIt-
9anGlcn bonn Acknowledgements
Seem Dorf, g. q. 9as Gafet miro
iueiter geididt merSen aus Tclu sort
bon Sem SSnternationolcn 2uit.GoIt,
SienIt nod ocn 2dnoern poiiir lie be,
ltlmmt Iino. ytah Mnfimit in OcI
SGnNern Scr 8citimmumg miro oos
Gufet gebanobabt BON ser Sbcr.
flad,e Ser Transportation.
Sir lire 8eauemlihfeit crbalten
iie bon ser Yoitofiicc cine 2Hte fin
bic SGnoer. nad) benen iic 2uft. .Foit,
Gafctc ihifen fonnen. oic 5eigcn Sic
Haten Sic iie fir bciti,nn1te Climber
81 bc5ablen baben unb ipie ihtper bas
Gafet iein bnrf nad Sem 2anS iuo.
hin iie ididen. Gs miro geboiit ba6
oicier neue 0ienIt hilfreit icin ipirS
fir iolhe, sic luiinidcn i6neH 81
ididen =a
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
THIS AND THAT

Constant brown or black dis
coloration of the skin about the
ankles is characteristic of an in
sufficiency of venous circulation.
Recurrences of rheumatic fever
in children may be prevented by
judiciously planned daily treat
ment with sulfadiazine.
In l752 a man was appointed at
Yarmouth. Mass. church ito
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
Dies unH Das!

81 Mar 2icbermann fam eimcs
Cages, natiirlih nod lGngerer 0or-
bereitllng ourh permittelnoe Srelm-
DC. Elm friid)gebadener &ommersien=
rat, INN iid bon Dem ,peltberiibmten
Yrofeiior malcn 81 laiien. 2iebcr-
mann iab iid) ocn Mann cine eanse
Weile lang bon alien Seiten an
un6 meinte Damn in ieiner trodenen
grt: "@iiien sic tpat. Scrr Som
,ner5ienrat, ib NAL Sbnen bob Diel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01

Scllanb. 5ablreid)e Sdyiiler einfinoen
tpcrben.
CAB iih Die boGGnoilhe 8rcn5e
nidt nur fir Shiilcr ofinencn mogr,
haran lit Ssnabriid lebbait intcrei.
iicrt. Wem aud, Elm Stiid lanoein.
ipGrtS gelegen, beberridt Ole Staot
bod einen groBen 9eil bes iue1tliheu
Hammes; oa iie auf Dem Sdnittpunft
Der apihtigiten 8erfebrsitrGnae licat.
biloet jic Den natiirlidcn Mittelpunft
fir ben @irtidaitsaustaum nit sen
tpeltliGen Nahbarn. Mbcr tper tuciB,
iuie lange lie nod, iparten m,B?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
HmnSertj rtjakrfeier Ser
M6rs'Hepelttien 1s4s



Biirgerfrieee sen cisenen Srsanis.
mus 5erit0rt. slber 10 tpenig iinnpoa
es lit, Dem Musbruh zines Gulfms
nit Continents su begegnen, 10 aus
iibtslos lit Sic Oisfu7iion iiber bar-
bariide 8ealeiteri :eimlnaen ser ge-
pollution. @el6 grauiame llmpege
bie @eihidte gebt, oemonItrierte Gl=
Ienbosen an Ger 3eridlaalma Der fa-
pitaliitiiben @irtidaftsorommg i'm
Dritten @cib. nahoem nod Sic
SrGger ser @roBinbultrie Dem 9D-
rannen erit in oen Sattel gebo6en
battcn. Sas Sabrbunbert bes &api=
talismus bat ungeobnte gntiuicss~
Ilrnesm0sIihfeitcn eebrad)t. Glen.
bogen glaubte, Die Geroienite ser ia.
pitaliitiid)en Sromlng nidt per-
idiueigen 81 biirfen, 5eigte aber
gleid3eitis bie inneren 9ontreite
1nb Shattenieiten auf. Giner ,ners
borten Snbuitrialiiieruna uno DC.
MISUNDERSTANDING iteben RiiIt,
nngsproouftion lmo Maiien- -Gernit-
t,,ng ourd 8omben nno Gbnlid,e mo.
bcrne @aifen geseniiber. Tie tehno=
logiife geberrihuna Der Naturfr1f-
te, mooerne @eiunobeitspilege uno
Msrifultur, ia iosar fapitaliiriifc
Glanipirtibait iueroen mligeiuogen
burh Madtton5entration oes 8api.
tails, einieitige geberridalns Ger
@eltmGrfte, 3eridlaaltg flcinblir-
serlider Sd)idtcu, @irtidaitsfriien
uno &rieg. 9as rSpltem ser Gr5eu-
gl,ng bon &eidtm trdgt in iid, Den
&eim Der Selblt5erlt0rlng. Ser tcd,.
niide 6ortihritt in Grfinounaen ,mo
gntnecfllnacn miro aebemmt. TO-
balO oie ireie &onfl,rren5spirtidait
iib i'm 8tpinn beSrobt Icbt.
Gllen6ogcn iiebt bieie Gntpidlun8
nod nift als abeei6loiien, perfennt
nud nidt sic @adstumsfranfbeiten
scr repolutionGren 8cipegunacn uno
befcnnt iid) ernellt 5ur cpollltionGrcn
Metbo6e, nm aus ben &onfliftcu scr
aroben 3eitemucnoe bon 1913 Sen
@es ins Sreie 81 iinoen. Die @cnid,.
Iidfcit bebdlt Sen Sies.
Sic Mdr5ieicr NOR BON prad,tnol=
len unb iinnpollen fiimltleriiheuTor-
bictunacn nmrabnt ,mo hurfleclt.
Gric NbIenblitb. elm illnger @ioli-
niit ipielte sic G.Moa Sonate bon
8rabm&. &alpb Selasfn bate nit
Dem 2ieo oes SteinflopTers uno ocm
Marib9eiang ser .Wcorirlbaten"
Die WGrme bon repolututionGrcr Mt-
mospbGre pcrhreitet. Sermam Gbc.
ling las sic Mehe 8eora Sln9s Gm
@rnbe ser MGrSgcfulenen ,mb 2uS-
mig Motb rc3itiertc @cbihte bon q.
ScIS nnS esreiligratb. Ger MuSflanG
ieincs tief burforinaenbeu "Srob
allem Mmo aleSem" ,nur geld eincm
@elobniS ser ,SeItperiamnlllnG gum
&i nm sic ssreibcit.
Damn erbobcn iih allc: .Gmpur
sum Siht", hcnn oicic fscicr fonrtr
nur ihieBen nit Dem 8emcinihnits.
gciang: "8riihcr 5lr Sonne. 6ilr
Sreibeit".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page 5

!. In 1871; 1906.
:. 1t was an indecisive battle,
but the Merrimac withdrew al
ter springing leak
3. Russia.
4. Stephen Decatur.
5. Thomas Jefferson.
e. William c. Bullitt.
7. George Washington.
8. In 1888.
9. Dec. 81, l946-New Years
Eve.
10. During the Civil War.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
Haile Selaiiie lGbt 8icr
IN Bayern braaeft

Samburg. @aiier Saile Selaiic
Don Ibeiiinien bat 10 Sonuen 8crite
nah 8apern perlaoen laiien. sic BORT
81 8rmlauegen periuenbet lno OILS
8ier ipieocr nah Aetbiopien Suriif-
gelieiert iperben icllcn. 0as Grport.
sSmport- -9lmt, bas bas 8eihGft pers
mittcltc. erflGrtc. Saile Selnflie iper.
DC 1000 &i1ten 8ier erbulten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
Sluese,.e NIT 80 1niaiiei,
II, 2llasea abaeitiirst

slnhoraae, Nlasfa. Gin Grfll'
bumes4Glue5cug mcloete poriJe
@odr. oaB es auf eincm gergabbang
oas @rad cines NIT 80 Yerionen an
@oro perid)ollencn ssllg5eugcs ent-
bedt babe, rueldcs iid) boom Shana.
bai nod ct. Saul mnteriuegs beianS.
Mn ocr llngliidsitelle ipurbe fcin
2ebens5eid)en entoedt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
FRANK ]. BEIER
Gary Officer cites Korean
Difficulties

After 10 months in Korea Frank
J. Beier is glad to be back in
Gary. Beier served as chief of the
property and accounts division
for the Y. S. forces in southern
Korea. He formerly was an &C
countant for eight years in the
Sheet and Tin Mill.
A veteran who was in the ar.
my for five years, Beier entered
the cavalery in l94l as a private
and was released from active
duty last year as a major in the
finance department. He went to
Korea at the request of officials
in General MacArthur's head
quarters.
His impressions of the oriental
country convince him that it will
take 10 to 20 years of U. S. occu-
patton before the nation can fnnc-
ton democratically. 1t may be
necessary to return Korean roy
atty to the throne to stabilize the
country. he believes. He is con-
vinced the U. S. is doing a good
job with what it has given itself
to work.
AS people, the Koreans are
hard to work with because they
lack technical training, back
ground of modern civilization
and have been in bondage for
nearly 40 years, according to
Beier.
The difference between the 81.
tuations in Korea and Japan
stems from these deficiencies and
the fact that the Tokyo govern
ment has now been set up. Korea:
form of government is yet to be
decided, while Americans con
tinue to handle its major opera
tions, Beier pointed out.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01

American Beauty (roD
Ami Juinard (roD
Betty Uprichard (blassroD
Christopher Stone Vivid ScarleD
Talisman (zwei Farben)
Golden Dawn (dunkel gelb)
President Hoover (zwei Farben)
X. A. Victoria (weiss)
Pink Radiance (blassroD
F. X. Druscke (gelb)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-01
Started from Scratch

"There is no comparable situa-
ton elsewhere in the world, The
L. s. had to start from scratch,
using what old established ideas
that it could, and making the
changes in the system as it went
along
Living standards of Koreans
are VIGOROUSLY low, In travelling
about the country from his head
quarters at Seoul, Beier had an
opportunity to observe how the
people lived. The principal farm
crop is rice and the farm living
standards are wholly dependent
Arizona sun., 1948-02-13
100 600 VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR
WORLD RELIEF AGENCY WORK

New York.-Presdent Truman joined the American
Overseas Aid United Nations Appeal for Children with
headquarters at Broadway in New York City, in calling
for 100000 volunteer leaders, Negro and white to aid IN
the drive to raise 900 dollars for relief of the VIC
tins foreign countries beginning in the month OF Feb
ruary.
The AOA-UNAC represents an appeal federation com
posed of most of the major private American agencies Tor
foreign relief 1t composed of most of the relief agencies
which formed the old National War Fund which did an
outstanding human relief during World War H. Local cam
paign committees asked to participate along lines COM
patbe with local practice, utilizing national publicity and
campaign assistance. ~
Studies made by the authorities reveal that of the q
100000 900 people of all alive in the world today
twohrds getting enough to eat and half are act
ually living on the border of stavation.
Five Negroes members of the Board OF Directors OF
the American Ad-United Nations Appeal Tor
Children They DR.. Charles S. Johnson President OF
Fisk University; Mrs Robert L. Vann Publisher Ireasur
of the Pttsburg Courier DR.. Thomas M Campbell Tus,
kegee Institute, Alabama j. E. Stamps of Chicago and
DR.. Eva C. Mitchell of Hampton Institute.
The program of the nationwide organization differs
from that of the Marshall plan in that the latter will re-
habate material things destroyed by the war; While the
former will save human lives
Arizona sun., 1948-02-13
Proclamation
GOOD NEIGHBOR YEAR

Whereas, patriotic citizens Of
America have very real desire to
be friends with all nations and all
peoples and realize that injustices
must be banished and the principle
of understanding neighborliness be
set as the standard of living; and
Whereas, the advantages of free
dom under democratic processes
make it possible for America to set
the highest standard and example
of neighborliness at home and also
abroad; and
Whereas, the Good Neighbor
Foundation has undertaken the re-
sponsibility of rallying the citizens
of these United States to join in a
concerted and organized effort to
change the current course of
events into channels leading tow
ard peace and understanding among
all peoples of the world,
Now, Therefore, I. Sidney P. Os-
born, Governor, do hereby proclaim
and designate the period between
February twelfth and February
twenty-second, the birth dates OF
Abraham Lincoln and George
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