davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20

3iueia g..

,Sn lnIerer letten GerIammluaQ
ipuroen uniere ne,ten Seamten III,
Sus Ssabr 1919 inItolliert. GS iino:
rEr1iioent. 8. Mei5cr
Ti5e- TrGi., Sobn @pttihling
Gro. -Setr., 90. St1par5
;sin..Scfr., 5. @irfncr
G.sG. .4Scfr., s. 8. @althes
Sd,otm., Carl :. Gran5
Siirtpad,c, slrhipar, @. S6cnfer
Gerpalter, IS. 0tmln, Gli5. SauS'
mann, 90. 0etbabp.
slne periprnhen ibr belteS sll tur
gum @cbl uno 8eIten 0es Gerclns
9eriaurmluns ieoen srpeiten Gienstal
abenos 8 llbr.
81. Sdgpar5. Grot sSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
Iid)ael Hanlini

i'm Central Glimic SooIpitol.
Ser @erItodb dbem iplrroe BON bic.
len 6elmben, Vefannten rnb 2anos-
leutcn nnf beln @rnrouie,p isrieoboi
sur eipacn ;Rube bealeitet. Sic tran.
ernbcn Sointerbliebencn linb Icinc
Trmu SoIepbine Sehler Ealline. 9
Sohter ssrm Seeberlp in Sulem lnS
Trau StouITer IN @aibinatonpNl(c
Ohio. elm Sobn 6enrD in Tan gtilps
Gali., spci StieIt0hter Irou gaa;
in Sloriba, isran Camp in Seneco-
!oille, 3.
Ser Gahingcfd)ieoe,e ipnrbe IL
Geutih We,l Siebenbiirgen, aebprer
unb er5ogen i,no er fam uls Shu
itermeiiter i'm Sabre 1908 mad, Mmc
rifa mo etablierte iid, Neine eigene
SdnlbrepdrcSitr 0erfItat an Ser
Wam iStp., no er befd,dftiet nn,
6is ibm feline ararfbeit es ibm nif)i
mebr erlalrbte.
Mh 5n firth perlieBeit b,t sic bcineu
9M lpnrIt 10 g,it, i'd, licbtc bif) 10 icbr
gsun itcb ih gans alleir ilno lpeine
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
fiir Sers nnb Sinn
sSiir 9id) NIB Mid,

Die nacbIte Grianmllng oes 3lr
30 iiltoct am Sot1taa Den 6. 6ebr
pnft 2:30 llbr nabnittaes ltatt. slle
griiSer limo auis l)er5lid)lt eingela,
hen oieier gerianmmlllng tci5uluob,
nem.
Scr 9Arlius= Smfcl @eora 6oiiel
Sr. Iaoet> aac &inoer ,uo ibre sln,
aeb0rigen 5lun alli1brlid>cn 9laiits
anfS ber5liflt elm. Ser Satlm ben
mir alle i'm Smn bdlten lollen ii
l,no bite es liid)t sll pergciicn: Sans,
tag, bcn s. Ssetrllar, punft 2 llbr
obcnos. &din &ino icll an oieien1
9lbenb bonn Sodienleim ipcgbleiben
@cnn bu einen franfen @ruoer IN
Seiner Nadbari6oit fel,nlt 10 iti on
fir i'm oie bette Meoisin. Gein &c.
',ld) madt ibm grobe iSrelbe. @eillbt
i'm pcrionlih uno iibernittcle cinel1
Brrb bon icincm 3iucigpcreiu.
Ssn unlcrer lcbten @criamml,tng
,pllroc inns burh Sinnn5.Sefr, Sad
3iI, crflGrt, npie longc Gin Vrllbcr
riititGnNig icin fam unb nod inmcr
Icin &ranfcngelo crboltcu fonn. Sil
Elm @rllocr mebr oIS 80 Gage I'M
Hid Itono 10 fann or fem aranfell
9clo nod fonncn oie @nterbliebelrn
icin Stcrbcaelb neforllucu. Gieies III
gols luro gar scr Tcriaiilmg nod
Gs lit lns bicrmit ollen s!r Grnub'
mlng.
q. =. 3en. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
@fa,ims.
@lasius.

9(m Sonstngabeno, ben ). Sebr.,
finbet Ser alliGhrlibc 9lniuls fiir
Ole &inoer in Ser Sahienbale itatt
MIle ainber non sl!tec elmer Wod)p
bis 100 Sabre limo duis berslifitC
cingclnbcn. Gin tiihtiges aomitec
,ntter ser 2cit,lng bonn 9!niilrs. SnfcI
@eorg ssoiiel Ssr. bnbcu oicie llntcr,
bnftlmg iu Ser Sano lulo lie Der,
ii:ern alien &nlocrn ,,no ihrcn Gltcr,'
cincn gslnitlidcn slbeno.
: Gin iiini Stiif Srdpiter, Sobn
Sfuller ,tno 0nno, iperocn sic Wtll-
iif lieiern. slacrlei su Giicn lrlN
Srilfcn miro icruiert. sllh merbcl
ncridSitecne Erdiie ml6 Spieliohcn
Sen &inoern qegcbcn. Ser @laiiuS=
Snfe! iur9t innncr mri oas allerbeitc
fiir icinc fleillcn &inbcrhcn. Wir ol!e
fGnncm inns ollf oic ncr9ongencn Sab
re erinncrn. Simmer gob es ichone
Stlnlbcn hpenn Der @lalhls sSnfcl sic
6iltbcr 81 Iin fomnlcn lieB.
Ilio rcIcrpierc fiir sid, uno beinc
Ginhcr Sen S1mstaadbeno, 5. Scbr.,
INN plnft 7 llbr. Cine fleine Gin.
trittSaohc miro bon hcn Grmahicnen
cripnrtct. &ommt Ginoer, henn cs iii
fiir bicien slbcno fir clltG aQes bcrcit.
TaS Goaritec.
q. =. 3cG. Gefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20

6rluber oes Ieioer I'M Nauf doer Sabre
70 iebr 5ulammen@ifrnol l3enen
Mdnnerdores, Der iih Damn nit Ben
Sra,lelthor slt eincm aenliiften Gbor
pereinigte.
9aBer buhen nm Gorubeno ieincr
0eltattllng Ger 8em. Gbor Sen licben
Gerl ltorbepn mutt einigcn 2icbern
|am Gorge Inn Sralierbnllic, ,mter Der
Stabfiihr,ula ses Sirigenten Srars
Reidfe, geebrt.
Tic trnlernoen Sintcrbliehenc,l
Limb: icine 8dttin Meaino gcb. 2amb-
right, ieine &i,toer Anoreas, Sobann
Hesna, Miei Srieoa, @eurg llno
Nauline sfuei @eIdauiltcr in Srben-
biirsen lutS ieine ShmeIter ntaria
perebelid)te Soiepb Shlier in @rano'
rapioS, Midigan, Sic Wiitalieoer oes
i3tpcia 81 ,no ser ct. Ectrlrs &irfe
J Gem 9ohingeihiebenen auitn'hcn
mir nchnnls Gltbe lmo Srieoen umo
om iiirgiten Sage cine froblihc slilfz
er1tcblrng; hie tralrrnoen SN,ter=
tlicbeucn obcr rnoge @ott trGIteu mad,
ieiner &erbeib,lua: .Siche. ih mlll
Gucb troIten, ,pic einen feline @tlrtter
|troitet."
Ntihacl Seutid). Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20

g. g. aarpatben 8eianeberein

81
Mue aftipen inro paflipen @titgile'
ser In eutem stanoe iino bicrmi1
aufs Ber5lmite su einem freien Giicr
eingelooen. Gs miro rbgebdlten on
Somttag, oen 90. Sanllar, abenS:
6 llbr i'm Sahlenbeim. Stir hen@rab
bag elm @eibenf i'm 8erte bon 5O'
lit mitsl,hringen. Nnitblrbeno eiirs
fIeine @cIdpGftsrrialnmlun9 un>
oann allgen,cine eenriitlihe l(nter
baltl,na. @ir bofTen alien ei1,en on
aencbnen slbeno su hcreiten.
@ilIiam 6risId)e, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
3iueia 16.

Gs biclle allen Shlpciicrn 5ur
gtadridJt, baB sic nGdfte &erinmm.
l.rng Sonl,tag. SEN 13. etSebr., 2:36
llbr natmittags obsc6oltcn mirb.
Ssn Der letten 8erIa1nnl,ng MIR
Sen Ole ncllen @enlnten i,ritalliert bon
9 :tpeier Cara &ramer. Gs lpare,
piele Mitglicher nn:refeno uno mir
boIien baB bie Shlpeltcrn iih mebr
intereIieren llno snblrei: in Scr fom-
menoen Gerammlllng ompeieno iino.
@ir BADEN Guhen unb aaifee nady
ieSer &erianfml,mg ,mS llnterba!-
tl,ng.
Gs mar beid,loaiiul in bcr lebten
Gerinmmlllng elm rglase" absuhal.
ten am 3. ssebruar, Samstagabenb, in
Der Salle. Mae Sdnueltern nit Dem
Tnmen @fnrie ,l1to Cara lino I'M
aomitee uno Shipeiterr ssafeid) i'll
Goriiteril,. Sir Giien uno Warlif
miro alles beiorgt. 70 bite olle an.
apeIel,b 81, iein.
Vringt ale ellre 3inbcr, groB llnS
flcin, NIT.
g(nna Soper5er. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20

3tueia 80.

lllnere 8cneralperialnmlltng llnh
0eamten,pahl am 30. Ge'. mar gut
bciu:t. Gas Meiultat mar folgeriSes
Gralioentin, &atb. Mel5er
Tise-YrGI., Moie Shlller
Yrot. .Setr., Marp Sbalgott
ssin. $Sefr.. cara &nIt
Sdmtm., Cara alamer
G.z0. <Sefr., Mnna aloos
Tertpolterinnen, Narb. Wtillcr.
Sliiie 8imbcr, Marp Falll
Marifon, Sa5dl Sol,ber
Saron MclieI Sefr., antb. 8roB
llniere nGhlte 0eridnlnluna oes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
Sausmnterbaltnng.

Samstag, .oen 90. Sunltnr, 8 ltbr
rbenNs fi,tbet cine 5on5unterbrlhmg
itatt inn SahIenbein llno ale Weit-
Glieber ltmo SmlSllrltilen iino eingc.
Eaoen. @r. Rid)aro Rntb lmh Ssobu
s. &rumer limo orran9ierer fir oen
Mbeno Sas Hellon 20. & MninG)
SrheIter liefert oie SunSrmhif.
s. y. Grdmer. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
MnbrcaS She,nmcl

St"V4NuS ~svN"S"Ns
aus bieier 3eitliAeit abberlicn. 6,
id,ieo bon ocn Scinen nit bcn @or
ten auf ben 2ippen an ieinen Sob,
Sobn: 5000 bN Solnnp. be a
gooo bop!"
8r. SdJan,l1cl lpuroc SienstaQ
nahmittas allpter sablreiter @ctei,
liaung Der Tercins= als nuh Der
Nitglieoer Ser ct. Yrtrus Stride
alti Dem Goreit 2mun Srieoboi Slir
Iesten R,rbe gebettet. 9ie 2eihcn-
feie faao I'M @allie itatt llno puroe
bon Yaitor Sans 1eutib seIeitet,
Ser IN beiben Spraden gu sen trout
erroen SinterbIiebenen. aud, 3u Der
Understanding s2orte oes
Troites als aud Ger Grbal,l,ns rid.
tetc. -.
Die 0hliifcr llnion bat @r,ber
Shelnrnel geebrt nit elmer 81 0tanu
groben &apelle, Die sic Iterblihen
Heite am Ginfabrtstor Ses Srieo=
boies init einem 5rauermarih emp.
fling uno 81 8rabe 9eleitete, no
oonn nnh Ser f,irsen 8rabesieier
Der 3apferltreih eebIaen suuroe, Ser
am iiingiten Gag erlf)ouen miro, on
bern 2esnoe urS Cote HehenihaIt
dtlegen tperoen iiber ibr Sebeu bier
auf biefer @rbe.
Anoreas Sdemtnel lit am 3. Of
tober 1887 in 2eitfirh. Siebenbiir-
gen geborett oils ebeliher Sabn aes
4nbreas Shemn,el llno ser Waria
geb. Sdemnrei. &a,m 19 Sabre ali
fam er i'm Sabre 1906 nab amerifa
uno lieB iit in yolnssto,pn. Sbio.
nieoer, Inn bier, tpie uiele ,mierer
Bolts. l,no @lalubennsenoien cine
neile Seirnat 81 ifaifen. Sm Sabre
1915 entifloB or lid nah Der 9ll,to=
itaot Detroit Al iiberlieoeln. Soier
if)loB er NIT Regina 9amprif i'm
Sabre 1913 ben @uno ser gbe.
Tie Gbe tpllrhe nit Z a'inoern &c.
fegnet. Srosbtm es nift leid)t lit Z
ainoer aroB 5u 5iebcn, 10 bat es ,m-
Er grl,oer NIT Der llnteritiisung
ieiner lieben 8attin bod geihaffen
ite baben eine id)0ne itattlid)e sSanli-
lie. SNe babcn alles getan Inn bie
ainber 81, oroenaliden WenidRn
cu er5ieben.
8r. Sheinnel tuar elm miibcuoller
Mrbeiter; 10 lit es ibm eelungen iid)
i'm 2auf Der Sabre ein eiaenes SCENT
5u ifraaien. Neben ieiner @erliis-
arbeit mar or aud Nlriifrr. Gr fat
iib riht uiel Rl,be gea0nt in ieincrn
0eben. go fam eefagt tuerhen, bab
Elm arbeitsreifes 2eben bier gum Mb,
idIuB tam.
8r. Sdennl,el iit elm @riin6er oes
Erffcn g. g. &unnfenllnter1tiib,m
@erein, 3,peig 81, in bem er idiper
gearbsitet umo alIe Memter NIT @ns,
nabme hes S1atnreilters befleioet
bat.
Or mar aud EN- 8eeriinoer Ser
Deutifen into Sdd)iiih 60. 2,ltb.
ct. Hetnis @irf). uno er tpar airdJ
elm Nitglieo a,no tegeiiterter Sanges.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20

limo illde oib unb finSe bid MIDI
n1ebr.
Sd)laf ipcbl, ih tperoe 0cincr itets
eehcnfen
Bis audi mcin sluge bricbt,
ltn0 iebes ssSnbr bein 8rab bcoedcn,
Mit &oien ,nh GereiBn,einnicbt.
Oonfiae,l,,o.'
Sersliddten Can't an oI(e sic nm;
in bieIcr trauuiaen slnaelegen beige
itan6en bahen.
Satin Soicpbinc EanIini
mn6 &inoer.
per Simon Gn,t, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
Oanf;aou,to.'
Qrduerndhriht
ssn eincm Serfebrslniaa iplirbe
sSohann Stciam Scrman


Elm illnges 0titgLido bon ,nlicrm Sr
Glub I'M belten Slrgenoalter bon II
Sabrcn getotet.
9m II. Nobelnbcr ncrIieb cr bii
ScdIdulle nm eine Mciic nob Goli
fprnin 5,l MAIDEN. 2ont 0eriht ipn c,
nuf Sem SSeilllpe9 i'm Gnrisbah IL
Nep Mcrifo in einNn llufal nm;
Scben gcfomen iein.
Scinc Neliebtbcit ,lntcr ollen
Sung nnS Pitt, sciate lid, bel lcineu
lebtcn MbldEeo bon Scr @elt.
Sic trourNbcn Sinterblicbsncn iin>
lcin Safer Sobann Sermon rnlo Mfnt
ter, 5tpei Sdhucitcrn Sricoo, ,oolrim
lno iSrou @crtrlt>i, Controlling in
GlcucIoltS, 8, cine Gro6rnlttcr. ssr
Gntb. Scrmon in Soleu. lmo cine
@roBnn,tter Cara Sacobp in GlGuoct
Gitp, ga.
Som Stllrm gcbrohcn ionf hein
iltngcS 2ebcn
SSn tiefitcr Sti0e lpiherballet bein
Sd)mers
llno ais oas 8liif, has bu mir emit
aegeben
Gs ianf nit Dir unb licB eit tpun6es
Ser.
Batter, Intter nub SdJ,ueitcrn.
per 'Simou anuB, Sefr.
3ucia 18
tisNt ieinc msa:lnldilias Gevianm.
lung am 9. Som,ur. Sic mar s,lt
bei,w,t. 9SIlfomnlene @iite pom
,3peig 8 tpuren ailh onmcleuo.
Ser 9robte @llnid marc nab eit
Mitglicocr iih an ieoer Teriamml,n1
10 bctcili1tcn lnno nod ieoer Ser
ialnmllng miro bcfonntlid, immer
Gin gutter Slmh .ierpicrt. Die Sdnus-
Itcra oic @chllrtstaa bnhrn I'M iSc-
trltar mo @illcns iinb mitjuhclien,
fonncn iitb bel Sem So5inl &onitce,
Marn @ong oocr Giiie @rob AT,
melocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
6efuht miro:

6eiud1t miro:
Gliiaebetb Sbompia acb. Seib,
Smlius Seis, &iirihner, eeb. in @iut
rot, Siebenbiirae1,
@ilbclm Seit, BON
:. s. Sd)uller, 66i Connecticut ct.
@arn, Snbiana.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
ssris Sbea, Sefr.

EMS gie unb Shre Mnsebbvtsea
Wtt9lieb I'M aranfenpcrein nnb
Central @erbanb? @enn ntbt, Jest
m bic Seit beisutretcn. Inn genauere
Snfurmattun rufeu Gle ben Qufal.
-~rlGpIe,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
Nus Detroit, 21litbiean
Qrduerndhriht

elm 8eibnahtstag morgens s,ui-
fben 3 uno 4 llbr tpurne l,nicr Mit-
bruSer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
siebenbiireiid. .2lmerifanifaes Dolfsblatt

Srauerbcreirrs tpiro am Dcnners'
tag, oen q. Sam,ar, s ltbr abenos
|ubgebalten.
Mnrp Sbalgott. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
Illus ulartins Serry, I
3tueis IL.

Gie Sanl,ar= =geriammlama tpar gilt
beii,d)t uno ollie @eihdfte tpurben
prompt erlebiN. Die 8eamten tit
bas Ssabr 1919 ipllrben pom 8r. Gr.
Vnii. G,eorg M. arolner initallipri
inb ale bpriprahen ihr Beiics 8,
TIM fir Sen 0erein.
Gdppcitern ilno Nriiocr sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
7ie Sallcnmeiitcr.Stclle

lit often ONT 1. Iebrl,nr. 9riioer
ipclhe iih lun oas slnlt beucrben mel.
len, iollcn iih IoTort ihriitlih bein,
Sefreidr nmneloen.
s. &ruft, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
q Grd,lerndnrihf

eSn So(cm, Sbio, itarb i'm Sitter
bon 5S 'SSSnbren
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20

lif,aft barnid6erliegt; heiilde ibn,,
Dein @ei,h lit fir iDn oft oie bcite
Mebi5in. M. s. 3en, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20

an @r. Hrdi. Sobn 9otb Sr. ooer a,
@rot. sSefr. esobn 9. @ramer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
niuartitemc

lit pafant nn6 alIe aPitglieoer, sic
fir 6ieien Soften iih i,tereiiiercm dino
eriudt ibre Offerten einsureihen b:s
our Jebruar- -gerianfnlrns uno 3ipar
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20

Sans Vuller, Shriiti.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Hunters May Pay Higher Fees,
But There1I Be More Huntino

help conserve the migratory birc
population.
The theory is that the hunter
should contribute to this work
because it will provide more birds
for him to shoot.
But. as Undersecretary of the
Interior Oscar L. Chapman ex-
|plained the problem. Gin the last
three or four years. hunting in
tensity has increased enormously.
In contrast, the populations OF
migratory birds, which were sub
stantially increased from 1929 to
and including 1914. showed a
startling decline down to the last
season"
Swanky hunting clubs have
taken over substantial areas OF
wildfowl habitat, according to Mr..
Chapman. And. since these de
luxe hunting facilities are be-
yond the means Of the average
hunter, he is getting little, II any,
Evening star., 1949-07-31

return on his annual investment
of ST to help build up the species.
Under the legislation headed
for House consideration, the
stamp price would be raised to So.
The maximum proportion of the
proceeds available for enforce
ment and administration would
be raised from 10 to IS per cent.
Evening star., 1949-07-31

The House will be asked tomor-
row to do something for the duck
hunter who has been paying 81
each year for a Federal stamp in
the hope Of seeing more ducks
but actually has been getting
fewer shots at the waterfowl.
Somewhat paradoxically. the
legislative remedy proposed is to
charge him 81 for the stamp.
The bill scheduled for action
already has passed the Senate
It has the approval of the House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Committee and the Fish and
Wildlife Service.
The stamp the hunter buys is
called the Federal migratory bird
hunting stamp. 1t is valid until
the next June 80.
Money received through the
sale of the stamps goes into a
special fund for the acquisition
development and maintenance OF
wild1ife refugees and for expenses
Of enforcement and administra-
ton of Federal laws intended to
Evening star., 1949-07-31
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Has No Receiver
Rufton In Ea

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hailing q new device that gives
them clear hearing without making
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their ear. With the new invisible
Phantomold you may free yourself
not only from deafness. but from
even the appearance Of deafness.
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they will gladly send you their free
brochure Gin plain wrappeD and
explain how you can test this
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risking penny. Write Beltone to-
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Evening star., 1949-07-31

KOsCIUSKO, MIss.-NCTM OF RARE DISEASE Mrs.
Mozee Collins edtke of Dossve victim OF disease
eryum posonng has been awarded $4,000 by the Govern
Mrs. Ledtke wartime empoye OF the Jackson Lamp
division of the General Electric Co., filed suit for
$sO0OO claiming that she became helpless invalid the
result Of contact with beryum compound used In the manu-
facture of lights She contended she
chemical elements the bulbs She has been
hosptazed days since leaving work in 1914 and her at
said there for the poison Her 3year-old
son Don is pictured with her. -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Reds Fail 10 Become
Leading Competitors
In Merchant Shipping
~ the Asseciatsd Press

NEW YORK. July 30.-Russia,
expected to become a leading
competitor in merchant shipping
after the war, has failed to do so,
the American Merchant Marine
Institute said today.
The institute. an organization
of shipping operators, said the
Red merchant fleet is less a fac
tor along world sea lanes than
it was before the war despite
acquisition Of German ships and
the retention Of IS American
lend-lease ships.
The institute statement said
Russian freight vessels maintain
no regular service and only a
small number of them trade out
side Soviet waters.
In the IL months period prior
to last June 80 only five Russian
ships called at New York.
The operation Of the liner Ros-
sia. formerly the 17,870-ton Nazi
liner Patria, is q mystery to
Americans.
The ship made six calls at New
York after reconditioning but has
not left the Black Sea since April,
1948. the institute said.
In 1916 Russia announced 4
five-year plan to double its pre-
war merchant fleet Of 100000
tons.
AS Of January /. l949, the
Soviets had only 423 ships Of
I788. 900 TONS more than half
LOT them at least 20 years old, the
institute reported.
Only "a of 1877 freighters and
tankers transferred to Russia by
Evening star., 1949-07-31

the United States under lend
lease have been returned. the
institute said, and efforts by the
State Department to get the ves-
sells back have brought no reply
from the Soviets.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Greenland Dogs Feared

COPENHAGEN up. - The
Greenland Commission Of the
Danish Parliament, which will
visit Greenland this summer, has
been warned not to 60 there un-
armed. An official announce
ment called on the members to
take big wooden clubs with them.
The authorities are not afraid of
hostile Greenlanders. but of wild
dogs in the northernmost settle
mentS.
Evening star., 1949-07-31

And the Fish and Wndlife Serv-
ice would be permitted TO estab-
lish "wildlife management areas"
where shooting would be per-
mitted.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-02
Chicago Urban
League To Be Host
To Annapolis
Graduate

CHICAGO - (ANP) - With the
Chicago Urban league as host, En-
sign Wesley A. Brown, the first Ne
gro graduate of the U. S. Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Md, will
spend two. days this week in the
Windy City"
While in Chicago the young en-
sign will attend a conference on
navy careers, for young people at
Dunbar Trade school, a military ball
given in his honor, and luncheon
for him at the Blackstone hotel
downtown.
The careers conference was ar
ranged by the Urban league and the
navy to acquaint youth with the
navy's new policy of Indignation and
the advantage of service in the navy
for the Negro.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-02
Liebowitz Hoped Joe
Louis Will Go To
Israel

NEW YORK - (ANP) - Judge
Samuel S. Leibowitz, widely-known
because he was chief defense coun-
sci for the Scottsboro boys during
their trial more than a decade ago
sailed for Israel on the u. s. Liner
American Tuesday
Judge Leibowitz, chairman of the
American-Israel Sports committee, is
on his way to stimulate develop
ment in athletics there and to en-
courage exchange of athletics be-
tween Israel and the United States.
He said he was negotiating with
Joe Louis, retired heavyweight
worlds boxing champion, to make
the trip.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-02
White Clevelander To
Visit Khan AS Race
Envoy

CLEVELAND, o. - amp - A
white Cevelander, Joseph NJ. Gold
wasser. announced last week that he
is going to Atlanta to confer as
racial ambassador" with DIR. Sam.
uel Green, grand dragon of Ku Klux
Khan.
Our conference will pertain to
lynching and the Klan," GoldWas-
ser said MY efforts will be direct.
ed to get the Khan to do something
constructive about interracial rela-
tions.'
Goldwasser first received national
notice in the recent Mallard lynch
ing incident when he left Cleveland
for Georgia to intercede in behalf of
Mrs. Amy Mallard, widow of Robert
Mallard who was lynched by a mob
of Whites.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-07-02
Illinois To Bar Aid
To Schools That
Discriminate

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - amp -
If the state aid to school bill passes
in Illinois, no school that discrimi-
mates against students because of
race, creed. or color will profit from
such aid.
An amendment introduced by Rep
Charles J. Jenkins R., Chicago and
banning segregation or exclusion in
schools receiving state aid was pass
ed last week by the house. The to-
tai bill provides state aid of $112,-
10000 to schools.
In speaking for his amendment,
the Negro assemblyman said:
Let's wipe out jimcrowism in I'LL
nois schools. BY tying the anti-dis-
elimination angle to the states
purse strings we can eliminate the
racial problem in Illinois in another
generation.
with this amendment, S m e
downstate school districts can still
carry on their un-American philoso-
phies but they can't do it at state
expense"