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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Always put your agreements in writing, Monte
wENRTv has talent show on every Friday at s1o
and is probably the aNegro in
ton Disc jockey Jackie Ray appy) Grant
Jump Jcksons with the show
this eevson show are the vagabond
who John Jordan Robert oNea Pappy
Benny Carriers big a piece band plays
classics real lowdown blues Yes play bop too and they are
booked by Federal Artist.
Lee Young and his casbah week
or SO ago along with Sarah Vaughn
Nat King" Cole Cleveland days ago and spent l-2
hours Dee Jay John discussing bop Rose bop
fan and knows lot about the verbal
was intelligent and swept his feet when
he learned that Nat is a bop
Lena Hornes going big way the Farmon hotel in
San Francisco La Horne mentions from disc
jockeys and oumn even plug for
Lena in Art Rosenbaums column.
Louis Jordan packing them in at the Paradise
theater on Woodward, Detroit
Woody erman band has experts the band
that sells its music to the laynan YOU Herman the
experts say plays Understandable uscswng blues
balards bebop
Stewart land Peanut Holland are Denmark going
big There American Negro musicians
scattered all over the continent Europe taken
out citizenship papers
Lou Gallo and the signals crossed down
New Orleans way Gallo had Dizzy Gillespie for
drew slightly l500 slightly than 900
Hot Lip Page and his nightly the Pet
ty Lounge in Bean (Boson).
Earl Boscs band along with Chubby Nwome Herb
Lance and Wn Brown playing the Pittsburgh
That's lot of talent show,
Herb Jeries Ella Fitzgerald Hayes band at crcos
in San Francisco.
Buddy Johnsons band recorded
There's Someone AT My Door Find MY Baby"
Bumoose Jackson played Bluff last week
and lots of Little Rock folk Everybody nice time
fights.
johnny Franklin and his holding down the
bandand at Beverly Gardens Johnny wish we
could dig this band often I've told the great
ness of of the musicians outstanding when YOU
run across local musician musicians these
boys I'll Just have to tell speaking Jack
Smns the 86s Jack play anything
from Chopin to Handy Two wburn and Len
johnson In fact Len Nat oves one Of the
big name bands On they boy as great if not
greater than any tenor man that has band
Dean plays smooth solos and the instrument we'll Dean
prov series of hot choses knocked out or ply
beautifully noned phrases What you ask of tenor man
And there that again. that bassman Sherman Lewis who
plays much bass and keeps the Jumping Armon with his
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Lee Young and his six piece combo sil
or so ago along with Sarah Vaughn
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Nat King Cole was in Cleveland a few DAYS
hours on Dee Jay John Roses show discussing
fan and knows lot about the verbal side of be
was intelligent and convincing and Rose was swel
he learned that Nat is a bop fam too
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Louis Jordan and his show are pa
theater on Woodward, Detroit.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Hot Lip Page and his great combo
ty Lounge in Bean town (Boston).
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Benny Carriers big new 10 piece band plays
classics to real lowdown blues. Yes they play boz
booked by Federal Artist
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Lena Hornes going over in big way at
San Francisco. La Horne was greeted by rave
jockeys and newspaper columnists For real the
Lena in Art Rosenbaums sports column
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Herb Jeffries. Ella Fitzgerald and /
in San Francisco.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Earl Bosc's band along with Ray Brown. CT
Lance and Wini Brown are playing at the Ro
That's lot of talent on one show Jack.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Chas. Barnett, The Mad M,
move to Bop City soon.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Bulnoose Jackson played TO large crowd at Pine E
and lots of Little Rock folk were there. Everybody ha
and fights
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Always put your agreements in writing,
Chcagos WENITV has a every Friday at $40
M ana IS probably the only alNegro evon
ton Disc Jockey Jackie Cooper Pappy
ecee Jump Jacksens Combo scheduled with the
on this eevson The Vagabonds
who John Jordan Robert and Pappy Grant
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Eddie Rochester Anderson bC
Nevada.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

The fans Yankee
Dolby hit few days In
printed the that Dolby Ruth
his grave
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Fred Robbins, NlYC dis
for CHS.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Lou Gallo and the Mancuso Bl
New Orleans way. Gallo had Dizzy
same night the Mancuso Bros had
drew slightly over 1,500 and Jacqu,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Buddy Johnson's band recorded tw
There's Someone AT My Door and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Dinah Washington's trying to az
England.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-06-03

Don Byas, Rex Stewart and Pc
over in big way. There are hun,
scattered all over the continent of
out citizenship papers.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24

'iy laden cherry trees on
q lakes east shore will
we fruit in another two or
'eeks.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24
Building corom
Depot Addition

Coram's depo. is getting { %
foo. addition 10 It's office and :
$50 foot wooden loading platform.
Foreman Of the carpenter crew IS
Bill Martin.
Agent Eugene Ross reports May
incoming carloads (fo- Hungry
Horse dam cons.-uc.ion) at 81,
while 50 far in June, incoming
cars over the Grea. Northern to-
tai So viii, outgoing numbering
9 (luuaber).
TIE 6epo. Is also getting cleo
tric lights, and two oil heaters are
70 take the place OF the old coal
stove with : Mae Yves. shape.
Der. McShanes mil was moved
10 Libby by the parties who pur-
chased j. recently.
Fred Wilkerson Of Cho.eau. has
opened : souvenir shop in the Nc
Nauaara building across from Pats
tavern. Hand made leather goods,
ladies hand bags, mems belts, bill
folds, al made 70 order. He also
has paintings and other articles.
Queen. the dog who has been with
him since army DAYS when he flew
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24
Half Moon Notes
by Mrs. Frank Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. Bunorock are the
proud parents Of g baby son born
Sunday al the Kalispen hospital.
Phillip Crunaley had the r1lisfor-
tune TO GU. his foot quite badly.
Mrs. George Walton and baby
daughter. Mary Lou, are home and
getting along fine.
Barbara Coun1ryman had four
of her little friends in for supper
and took them 10 the show. The
occasion was her twelfth birthday.
She received many lovely gifts in
Guiding { new bike.
Fred and jim Friske, Henning
Chris.offerson and Ole Carlson
went 10 Handkerchief lake fishing
Friday and came home Saturday
night. They didn't have very good
luck.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24
Valentine Items

Robert Feenan, who has beer
spending the winter in Los An
geles, returned to his home here
on Sunday.
The BIG club met with Mrs.
Dan Saurey on Tuesday. Follow
ing the business session Mrs. Paul
Janetski OF the Bad Rock club
gave the lesson On window treat
ment. 1t was most ably presented
and proved Of great interest 10 the
members. Our thanks to Mrs jan
etski. Some time was spent view
ing Mrs. Saurey's outstanding col
lection of iris. She has some Of the
loveliest specimens in America as
her collection includes the plants
receiving awards at the national
iris shows.
A delicious lunch closed most
enjoyable meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Motichka
arrived at their Kalispell home
Sunday following several weeks
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24

with the atomic bomb group, lie
N 1ne doorway offering ( vel
come 10 all co-srS
N71s Jotlsun's house was raa1e.
las7 week by MI. and Mrs Eorses
who were living N tie Azutuaa-
cabins
Mrs Frank Ncsoes ot Spokane
Is visiting Al the Wedge home
Mrs. Mike Salisbury who wa:
burned last week, @hsa : steam
cabinet exploded al TIE N1gge-
cafe II Hungry Horse, Is mp1ov-
ing
Glenn B-5.1u-an. If Savage
came 10 be with ms father IN MS
Illness.
3. ". Forsytt1e II River Falls
Wis i visiting his mother, SID,
Jack and Mildred sorsy1ae
Bert NcShans, with M-. and
Mrs Billy GllllSpie and jimmy.
Left tor North Dakota lzS1 week
They VII be away for the SUM
mG-- They are doing well VIII.
their photographic outfit taking
and finishing quick pictures
Hrs. Seville has been In the hos
pi1sl where she underwent : ma
9o- operation but Is home again
and doing well
The REA Is working On the Cot
I-nghan road putting : line back
10 The Na1heN-sun place
The Ladies aid ne5 al the Wedge
home last Thursday with Mrs
Fo-sylhe and HRS. Wedge as hos
1eSsas-
Rev. Sctnei6e-s message Sun
day night was much enjoyed. A
Wes1uainisss- Fellowship group Is
10 be formed among tie young
people soon
Nj. and Mrs Fouts are back at-
Ter spending TIE winter IN Great
Falls. They own the ol6 Elliot.
place across the tracks
M. and Mrs. William Mcintyre
and TWO children Of Riverside,
Calf, were callers :. the More
home OF their way home from
Cas- Lake, MINI
Visiting AZ the More home from
Oregon are Mr.. and Mrs ". II.
Petram and boys They plan 10
make their home II KaliSpel.
Raymond Staples and three chill
dren Of Havre were guests &. the
Curtis Buzzeli home las. week
Keith and Billy came home with
them. Keith, 10 visit: Billy 10 stay
:. home
Jay Buzzell Is helping George
Rice with his building al their
new place out Of Whi.efish-
Little Dana Cotsingham has the
Another rock took crack
II Dan last week and he was off
work for several days. In time he
viii probably build UP resistance
gains1 them
Binsky and Marjorie Eoyem are
pending some time with their 4
Grandfather Corbe1.-
Mrs. Bruce Lawrence has just i
etwneo from the Whi1efish hos
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24

pi1sl
The fountain :. the Midget cafe
VIII be II operation this weekend
Nice 10 have : place n o- sow1a
for milk shakes ice cream so5as,
e-c-
Bob Fahlberg returned Monday
from Bozenan where ne Is : senior
IN the slate college
4 cement platform N front ot
the Coraua tourist sarvica was PM
IN This week by Otto FaalbGg and
ms SON Bob
4 cement walk from the street
and around the house was put IN
by Albert Cleveland recently Al
MS home The house and yard with
The new walk make z lovely home
The library hours are we6nes-
day , 10 and Saturday 10 7.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24
Hites Club Meet
At BuUmunns

/ Home Demonstration club viii
meet at Baumanns, Tuesday. 70.
a picnic lunch. Two leaders from
"hitefish will be present 10 give q
lesson on good grooming.
Has everyone noticed the flags
flying and the nice cars at Column
oia Heights new used car lot?
Weekend visitors at the Heights
was the R. a. Snodgrass family OF
Great Falls.
Guests at the H. L. Carriers from
Judith Gap, were Homer Carriers
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
Sipon.
Friday fishermen at Spencer lake
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Wilson
and Mrs. Phil Kocum of Column
bia Falls.
Bob Snow is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Don Thurston this week. He
is employed in Longview, Wash.
at the aluminium plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Duncan
and son visited in the Heights
after arriving back from Califor-
MIA.
A pink and blue shower honor
ing vi Carter was given last Thurs
day at the home Of Mrs. Editfann
Janetski. After a dessert luncheon
the group played crazy bridge be-
fore gifts were opened. Those pre-
sent were Mesdames Marion An
drew, Lu Roger, Margaret Mass
man, Jane Estenson, Merriam Al
seth. 10 Dickey, Ruby Vestre, Mar
saret Reese, Esther ALBERT, and
Miss Gloria Bugli and hostesses l
5dithann Janetski and Lottie
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Swenis visited
he Joe Brews and the Jahns Sun
lay evening.
The Joe Brews visited Mr.. and
-1rs. Bob Mckinley and new baby
Kenneth Ray.
Tom Fisher who has been under
he weather is much improved and ,
re hope to see him out soon.
Fishing Sunday in the river by
he Silver bridge were Sam Taft.
Tho got five, and Jim Clark. with
leven fish.
Have you seen the baby ducks
! Baumann's pond. strawberries
! Kaspers', Opalkas'. and Tafts'
arden: Dot Martin driving the
ar; Alice Brew up On the step
oder vanishing her house. and
i of the children in Monta Vista
icycle riding.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24
Around Apgor

+ The people q Apga- were so7r1
10 hear q Inc death ot Mr. Ralot
/ Bau-nes ot Du-1nn- He was wsl
KNOWN around hare Is ne D--
every SUMNER 81 Nack1ns CABIN
camp. We all extend our syrnusz.Esas
10 Mrs Bawn@
Mrs Jean Sullivan has returned
from her NIP 10 Minnesota ami
North Dakota
Mr. and Mrs Karl Psnpae and
sons q Dut1on are hare for The
summer II their lakeshore cabin.
Mrs Herb Mains q Sel.on i
now working Al S66ys cafe
Susan and Sharon Davis and Ar
thur Anderson, Jr- en5oye5 horse
back riding ~ lhe Sunse. ranch
last THURSDAY
Several q the children around
here have started 10 celebrate the
fourth q July l1.le early. e.a,
kids. Let's not SCI hurt OF starr
any fires
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Lee are
building hobby room On the
back a their house Lots Of rack
81 you're making. Mr. Lee
Mr. and Mrs Bob Earlsss and
Dick LEFT Monday morning to- their
home II California after spending
e week with the Lem Davis family.
Mr. and Mrs Chris Lenz from
Roman were II Apgar las. Sunday
visiting Mrs Lenl's sisters. Mrs
Chuck Sinonis, Leo Nea-. Z. ".
Greenwood and George Ingraharr.
Al picnlcked II Avalanche il tie
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs A johnson and
Sol, Du11oa, called On Mrs. Prange
Nj and Mrs. Carries jacobson
and SOL. Jerry Lee Of GLASGOW.
one Of the new golden
Packard cars, called on MI. and
Mrs Swe1nam and Mrs. Rose J.
Prange Sunday. Jacobsoas were OF
z TWO weeks vacation 10 the Coast
Mrs Jacobson Is great niece Of
&c Swe.nam.
Mrs Roscoe Lewis Of Kolin. CD
saed up the Lewis cabins Tuesday.
Simeon Aberlo6eo Of Washing
ton arrived al the Wheeler summer
home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &c Cousineau and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
-ousineau and family Of Roman
and Mrs. Cousinesu's sister. Mile
II Irvan visited z. the 2. Willis
nome Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Jensen Of Plen-
wood were overnight. guests 2.
he T. Willis home Tuesday night.
Francis Mack Of Columbia Falls /
listed Mr.. and Mrs. EDDY Srew-
Ter last Monday.
Nike and Sharon Apgar LEI. Sat /
r6ay for Corvallis 10 visi. their /
grandmother. 4
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24
Appoint eingartner
State Baseball Head

Larry Weingarner, Kalispell,
was appointed president. pro TEN
OF the recently organized Mont
ana amateur baseball association
according 70 3 special release from
American Baseball Congress office
in Battle Creek Mich.
Weingarlner's task VIII De 10
organize the state amateur leagues
so as 10 insure Montana particip-
alton in the 1919 ABC play-otfs.
A state tourney will determine
the Montana entry in the western
division play-offs &. Wa.er.own.
S. D. Sept. 1922. The national
title will be determined in Battle
Greek q week later.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24
|umbia Falls Takes Mountain v;ex, ~ <

ling five runs in the first
|+he Columbia Falls base
! defeated Mountain View
YIa-6 TO register its first
Montana league victory
end of the fourth inning
t. was ILL. The Falls
Eded two runs in the top
| seventh. Mountain View
bck with a five run rally
| turn at bat.
|eid, Falls first baseman,
Etting honors with three
liz times at bat. Jim Goblin
4 Anderson each collected
the losers
zaa,-n-
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24

spent E. Rochester. MINI.
They are much improved in
health and we are al glad 10 say
welcome home
Judy Sloan is { visitor al the
Ladenburg home this week.
Ollie Walsh viii leave Thurs
day 10 attend the state elcanp-
ment OF the WV 10 De held q.
Bozeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Feenan Of
Los Angeles are rejoicing over
the birth OF q baby girl Congatu-
lations. John and Mary.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24
Bible School at Sunrift

Bible school Al SI1nr5f1 opens
next Monday q 9 o'clock Al chill
Graa II The area five years old
and over are invited 10 attend.
Rev. Ralph Werner and Rev. Yer
non Ea-rah Of the First Baptist
church VIII conduct the school
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24
III at Hungry Horse

eek in softball at Hungry
esulted in GSM, Monday
the Smokeaters Is to 10;
ehouse taking the Inspec-
eSday II to 9, and Adlab
GSM, Wednesday 9 to Z.
Team in the league is the
RS. They play the Smoke
Fonday night.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24
Village

art Leslie family has NOV.
lila Walla where Mr.. Les
work for the army engin-
81. E. Falkenstern and Don
N returned from a two
Vacation in Terry. They
with her parents Mr.. and
Norge Ross and Mr.. Falk-
3 parents Mr. and Mrs.
nstern.
nd Mrs. Roy Autry made
SIS trip to Great Falls over
kend.
pd Mrs. James Cahen and
4 and Mr.. Cahen's father
haha, Neb., visited in the
Haights home last week.
nd Mrs. J. A. White en-
guests over the weekend,
gre and daughter and chill
pm Sun Burst, also Mr..
father and mother from
Emil F. Gehri's mother and
her Mr. and Mrs. Byron
arrived Wednesday even
Tacoma, to spend few
tore attending her sister,
Wallace Kingsburg's sons
Stuart Clark Whitcomb
Heyen of Waller, on Sum- |
pe rs. Mrs. Emil Gehri and
rs Marlene and Diane will |
hlso. |
I'd Mrs. Eugene Mack and |
Kathleen of Tacoma and
Jack of Aberdeen, S. Oak.
Sltors of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
yer the weekend.
Frlne and Virginia Math-
ozeman, are visiting with
!unt Mrs. Howard Dove.
p. E. Kilcrease entertained
tables of bridge Thurs
ernoon. Mrs. Carl Schup-
won high score, and Mrs.
acy consolation.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24
|Withdraws

sudden withdrawal from
tern Montana league SUM-
have been the result of
e over the eligibility of
development leaves the
with five members and
b takes over the league
b a 8 won, l loss record.
blumbia Falls-Libby game
b for Sunday has been
d pending Qualification of
status.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24

Under construction next 70 Stew
arts Drive Inn, Hungry Horse
are Is individual lavora1o-y and
utility units for Tire Eza-s1 Doug
las trailer park 4
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24

The library Is II the EehlbeTx
home. rear entrance !
4 heavy iros1 occurred last Fri-
day. /
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. A Levine Of ST.
perior. Wis. were in the Flathead
this past week visiting relatives.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29

Sbre groben bruauncn sltgen iino
ocbul1fenupn. Cine Sruuc rcllt
Iansiam iiber ibre @atgen. - SShr
Mtl,no, ein lboner Ml,no petu lie
IGbclt, lit tra,trig - mas tut oas
MGhhcn bc;,fcn?
3u jung llm gon5 81, ipIllet mos
porgebt.Sie lpcib bab lie pcrleet NOR
sen lit. Sbaucibl iie sic bette &erlor-
gllng inn S,opitol erbdlt lit lie picl-
geidJt n1cbr iltcrciiiert fitr Spiele
brm,bcn i'm Sreion nrit ibrcn Spicl'
frcltnocn. Sscooh iolange tic elm SO
ipitul i'm 9ctt 'blcibcn mllB ,plro lie
Sic bette isiiricrge erbolten ScocS
&ino crbilt tic. Sic fDnnen belicl1
Oos Ginocr iclhe S5ilic erbalten llnS
es m0gen ibrc cigcncn ieih oober
NurCh Elm 8cihcnf um sic Scmclnoe
Sr,rbc pibrcno Scr iGbrlihen &anl.
poNl,c bonn II. bis 81. Sftcbcr.
S>obcn Sic gciuuit, OoB 1S fic'lgc
SoipitGlcr uno unocrc slrnrcllbo'l'cr
BON ser 8cn,einbetrllhc ulltcrltlts1
,pcrocn. Sbr 3icI ser Son1nlllu9 III
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29

iiir ole Grofim,ng SieIer aampfiai-
ion cingeihriebeu, iolde sic man
ou6 oui bcm Acknowledgements
ofters iicbt. Gpclone Mnapa, Scr pos
puldrc Sclcpiiion Stcrn Don Mon'
terep, Nterifc, oringt IN Glcpelono
Gin. Gr lit bcriibmt fit ieu,cn too-
Iidcn Cobra Siuilt nnb gcgcn ap'
tritt oui Scr fir sic Sslurior Sdlucrs
gciuiht -Mciitcribait 'ucltbcriibmte
1sranf Solobar. 3!pci ans brei Sal.
len int ;34 Shnoen 3eit. Sn eincn
Muitraliidpm Sog Srom 9ampf triti
.Sr. Gb Mcste umo Soubor &puocs
gcgcn ;srco @oscic iuro Barron Erico
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-29
CIcpeIanN 500 int
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slnnnnorp Sicfcp. gutbctonntc
Ntctropolitan Opera Stcru lit an,
ucItcIlt iporNcn iiir sic lcitcnoc Mollc
bon vSoop Gothorinc" i'm &agobpno
Sing. IS lit sic apeitc &orltcllnnG
ser GlcpcloarN 800 Scrbiticlt bon 81
Spcrcttcn, ipl,roc acknowledgement
ppn @crplo 9tobu, Vroouftion Wgr.
iiir Ole 500. Gas gauge 5clt .piro
auigefiibrt in Der sgtllllfballe in
Glepelualo.
Suhcno fir bns bette Siebt Opera
Salent bat Mdbo 5tpei Sterne bon
Scr crIten GcrItellung Song OF
Nor,pop" onacitellt; iie fomnrcn 5,,-
riif fiir Sic lcitenoen 9tollen in ocn
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miro sic fiibre1toe Moue bon ~ytaoiz
no" gegeniiber George Britton lple=
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| iino @turp Soopple nls ~aurella"
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INlIip Mc@reaor pielt "Dtaiia-
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bonn Z. bis t6. Sftober Ipielt nit
finrf orfginellen s}bnllpielern aus
SEEM Dtif, Saurenre 0roofs, Se-
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WGtge ,alo Gorreen Milion.
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Mnnamarp 0ifep pielen gegellirber
Com. goeder, ser .iSrancois Billion"
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