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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05
FIGHT DOPE

Fights last night turned out as
follows, no knockouts:
BALTIMORE - Ellis Ask, 1875,
Finland, stopped Filberto Oscario,
1855, Cuba "a.
NEW ORLEANS-Keith Hamil-
ton, 1873. New Orleans, outpointed
Jackie Weber, 1885,, Pawtucket,
RI Q0).
CHICAGO-Pat Iacoubucci, 1873,
Cincinnati, outpointed Pat Flowers,
126, New Orleans. 81.
NEWARK - Johnny de Fazio,
1863, Bayonne, outpointed Bernie
Dowd, 100, Livingston 81.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05
GLENN DAVIS IS TO
REPORT. WEST POINT

LOS ANGELES, April 5--tR 1t.
Glenn Davis, former All-America
Army backfield ace, viii report to
West Point April 26 as assistant
freshman football coach.
MY orders carry through for
nine MONTHS Davis says, adding
I'D like to play pro football in
1881"
The Los Angeles Rams of The
National Pro league have drafted
1T. Outside after his release
from the army.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-05
JUNEAU EIKS
BEAT SkkGWAY
FOR Third week

The Juneau Eiks first and second
teams defeated the Skagway Elks
teams last Sunday night for the
third straight weeks of telegraphic
bowling
1ndividuay scores were as follows:
Juneau First Team
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22
Phoenix Jewish News
HELPS Cleveland Drive

Cleveland, Ohio, leaned on
The Phoenix Jewish News this
month for aid in its 1949 jew
ish Welfare Fund Appeal.
The Clevelanders circulated
among their campaign workers
a reprint of an article pub
lished in the News on Feb. IL.
The article was a letter writ
ten by DR.. Fred G. Holmes,
head of the Arizona Committee
for Civic Unity, to Leonard
Goldman, vice chairman of the
United Jewish Welfare Fund
Drive in Phoenix.
In the letter, DIR. Holmes
rendered the proc e e d s from
sale of his hunting rifle to the
UJWF campaign because, al
though he is not Jewish, he de-
sired to help evacuate the DIP
camps in Europe. His wife also
gave a precious piece of jewelry
to the drive.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22

In 1947 the HAS office in
Shanghai celebrated the termina-
ton of thirty years Of activity in
the Far East. From 1917 to 1943
HAS was the only agency func-
tioning in behalf of refugees in
that part of the world.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22
Civic Unity Council Makes Plea for
Funds to War Against Discrimination

The recently organized Arizona
Council for Civic Unity has
stepped up it's organization to the
point where funds are now needed
to carry out the specific projects
being undertaken for the first
year.
Organized by prominent citizens
of Arizona of all faiths, the coun-
Gil is set up to meet the problem
of prejudice and discrimination in
any element of community life.
An appeal has been made to the
Jewish community to assume its
share of the funds necessary to
carry on the work. Leonard Gold
man, member of the board, has
asked that checks be made payable
to the Greater Phoenix Council
for Civic Unity, Louis McClennen,
treasurer, and sent to 522 N. 1st
st. in Phoenix.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22
Our Film Folk
John Public
Finds Films
Are Silly
BY Leon Gufterman
Copyright, 1949, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

HOLLYWOOD = Noted public
opinion analyst Elmo Roper re-
ports that a nationwide poll by his
organization on the question of
whats Happening to the Nov
ies?" shows that 20 to 25 per cent
of the people who have cut down
movie attendance have not done so
because Of the cost. But "they
simply would rather sit and listen
to a radio show or relax with
friends at home at least
until the bill of fare at the neigh
borhood movie theater improves. !"
"The chief criticisms of the
movies as they have been made in
the past year," Roper says, "are
that the story plots are silly,
pointless, and not realistic and
second, that the acting has been
spotty and generally poor. About
20 per cent of the people told us
they would rather go to the NOV
les than to anything else in their
spare time. This was not nearly
the So per cent who said they
would rather listen to the radio,
or the number who told us they
prefer just visiting friends or
reading books"
MELVIN DOUGLAS, according
to his friends, is much better in
front of the camera than behind
it. Mel, soon to be seen in MGM's
"The Great Sinner" recently had
one sad experience with motion
picture camera.
During his recent round-the-
world trip, he shot hundreds of
feet of film, most of it in the
beautiful island of Bali. But when
he returned home, every foot OF
it was blank! Melyvn, apparently,
forgot to open the lens!
HERE'S WHAT Comedian Ed
die Cantor has to say about his
work: "I've, enjoyed every minute
of it. Show business is the COM
mon denominator because there's
no equalizer like laughter. In a
world top-heavy with tears, I've
been in a business where | could
watch people laugh. / am the one
who has been entertained"
RADIO neutrality-suspicious.
Norman Corwin has been commits
stoned to write a new work for a
one-hour broadcast in June, 1949,
by the CHS Documentary Unit.
This will be Norman's first under
taking for CHS since 1947.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22
Seven Are Given
Certificates for
Is Years Service

Four members of B'nai Birth
were presented with 25-year serv-
ice certificates at meeting April
IL.
They are Morris Meckler, Archie
Miller, Herb Stein and Archie Kro-
loft. Three more members-Syl-
van CAM, Harold Diamond and
Sam Cohen-will be given certifi-
Gates at a later date.
The awards signalized a quar-
ter-century's service to the various
projects of B'nai Birth.
The presentation was made by
Morris Gerst. The certificates
were signed by Frank Goldman,
supreme grand lodge president.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22
Support For
DIP Bill Asked

The Citizens Committee on Dis
placed Persons has issued call to
all organizations and individuals
to urge that Congress enact legis-
lation permitting the U. S. to ad-
nit it's fair share of Europe's
DPS.
The committee reported that
two satisfactory measures = the
McGrath Nicely and the Celler
bills-are before Congress. Citi-
zens were asked to write their con-
gressmen urging passage of either
one.
Quotas Feared
The committee pointed out,
however, that there is a danger of
inserting religious" quotas into
the legislation, as was done in the
80th Congress. This would be ac-
complished under a clause pertain
ing to "groups and elements" T"
providing in effect for proper
tional selection of DPS by reli-
gious affiliation and nationality.
1t was urged by the committee
that this device be vigorously op-
posed as contrary to Americas
traditions and heritage, over and
beyond the emergency nature of
the DIP problem.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Florence Frank,
executive secretary of the Jewish
Social Service, at 3-0122.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22

NEW YORK, (JTA) = The
Passover prayer "Next Year in
Jerusalem" which has been for
centuries the climax of the Seder
service, assumed new meaning
last week when Jews throughout
the world ushered in the eight-day
holiday in the knowledge that
Jerusalem has this year been IL
berated by the Israeli Army and
is now practically an integral part
of the Jewish state.
In the United States the holiday
was marked by special drives in
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22
Trumdn Receives ADJ
Award at White House

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-Presi-
dent Truman was presented with
Americas Democratic L legacy
Medallion" by the Anti-Defama-
tion League of B'nai Birth at the
White House this week. The
President said he was happy to &C
cept the award.
Meier Steinbrink, New York
State Supreme Court Justice and
chairman of the ADJ, who made
the presentation, pledged to the
President the support of B'nai
Birth in his civil rights stand.
Steinbrink asked the President not
to lose courage or faith in his pro-
gram to insure civil rights for all
Americans.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22
Robbi Kroh. Is Elected
Head of Urbon League

Rabbi A. L. Krohn of Temple
Beth Israel has been elected presi-
dent of the Phoenix Urban League.
Other officers chosen at a re-
cent meeting are Harry Rosen-
zweig, vice president; Miss 9th
ella Oglesby, secretary, and Or.
David M. Solomon, treasurer. The
league is being reorganized and
Mrs. A. B. Kinsolving is directing
a move to reactivate the women's
division.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22

Next deadline for the Phoenix
Jewish News will be May 9Th.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22
Triumph of Israel Gives Passover
New Meaning All Over the World

behalf of the United Jewish APP
peal campaign in 3,495 Jewish
communities. More than 1,200
rabbis preached special sermons
devoted to the U.J.A. during the
holiday.
Continuing a tradition of more
than three decades, the Jewish
Welfare Board made arrange
ments for the observance of Pass
over by Jewish personnel serving
with the American armed services
in Europe, Asia, Alaska and the
West Indies.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22
Argentine Anfi-Semifism

BUENOS AIRES, (JTA)-The
official publication of the pro-
fascist and anti-Semitic organlza-
tion. Alianza Liberatadora Ma
cionalista, in its current issue,
published an attack on Jews in
this country, repeating its custom
ary charge that Argentine Jews
40 not consider themselves Ar
gentines, but they wish to have all
the rights of Argentine citizens.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22
Seder Service Held

MUNICH, (JTA) = More than
1000 American Jewish military
personnel, staffs of the 1nterna-
tional Refugee Organization, the
Joint Distribution Committee and
displaced persons participated in
an impressive Seder service on
Passover eve held in the Troca-
dero building here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22
Shanghai Jews Sail

VENICE, (JTA)-A total of
220 Jewish refugees from Shang-
hal this week sailed for Israel
aboard the transport Campo
D'Oglio, following their temporary
stay at the Barletta DIP camp.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-04-22

WASHINGTON, (JTA) - The
intervention of C. Paul Fletcher,
U. S. consul-general in Casablanca,
has caused the release of 500
pounds of matzohs withheld from
Moroccan Jews, a spokesman for
the French Embassy here admitted
this week.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
neutige Wi|dsehweinp|age erinnert
an die WolfspIage vor 800 Jahren

Tuebingen (Schw. Tg.). - Wir lei
den unter elmer Wildschweinplage i'm
Gefolge des letzten krieges. VOr 30O
Jahren, am Ende des Dreissigjaehri-
gen Krieges, CAB es cine ebenso un-
erwartete, noch schlimmere Wolfs-
PLACE. Vor dem Krieg war der Wolf
aus dem deutschen Gebiet bis auf
geringe ReSte in den unwegsamen
Waldgebirgen verdraengt. Die lange
Kriegszeit, wo err NIGHT planmaessig
niedergehalten Wurde, ermOeglichte
elm Wiedereindringen besonders aus
den oestlichen Grenzgebieten und
cine rasche Vermehrung In Wuert-
temberg nahmen lie WOelfe beson-
ders mach der KatastrophL Won Noerd-
lingen (l634) ueberhand; in den rs
Jahren Won 1889 bis 1868 wurden in
dem kleinen Observation-Disclosures
Gebiet 1755 Stueck erlegt und damit
damn der PLACE wieder Einhalt ge-
tan.
Auch i'm Tuebinger Forstbezirk
warren die Woelfe damals regelmaes-
sig festzustellen und wurden ge-
jagt. Es CAB cine WolfsjagdpAicht;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

wenn Elm Wolf gesichtet oder durch
Schaden an den Herden festgestellt
wurde, warren allie Mann aufzubie-
ten. Und ueberall wurden VOLTS
hunde gehalten und auf den Wolf
dressiert. Denn auf den gesichteten
Wolf war die Hetzjagd das uebliche
SonSt bekaempfte man das gefaehr-
liche Tiei NIT Fallen (Wolfsangeln)
und nit Gift, nit Wolfsgruben und
WOlfsgaerten, in dener Elm Koeder
("Luder") den gierigen Fresser
lockte Die Wolfsgaertep besonders
wurden kunstvolI in gemeinsamer
Arbeit angelegt. es warren NIT Busch
werk umhegte Stuecke. deren schmale
Zugaenge Won einem Wachhaeuschen
aus oder auch autOmatisch durch
Falltueren geschlossen wurden. wenn
der Wolf auf del Leim gegangen
war. Drei solcher Wolfsgaerten wa
rem in der Zeit mach dem Krieg i'm
Tuebinger FOrst. elmer inn GrosshoIz
am Hang der rechten Neckarseite un-
ter Lustl.au. wo spaeter die Schin-
derhuette war. Elmer war mach dem
neuesten System besonders kunstvoll
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
crossste Tolsperre EvroPos
von Bayern gepIont

Niinden. - Oie tedniiden uno
JeoIo9iid)en Torarbeiten fir ole ToI.
iperre am Splueuitein (8apern. asne.
ritaniife Sone). no Die gr0bte
Sperrmauer guropas entiteben ion.
iino ab9eifloiien ,poroen. Ser Spl.
penlteinoamm miro In ieiner b0hiten
&obe 80 Neter unter 8aiier uno
100 Neter iiber Baiier baben uno
nur nod pom 8ouloer.Oamm am
Colorado (llSM) iibertroiien per.
ocn. Ourd) 0as bier an9eitaute @ai.
Ter fonnen bis 600 Miuionen &ilo.
wattitun0en er5euot weroen. Ser
Stauoamm miro cine 8au5eit BON
6 biz 8 Sabren benoti9en. Die ST.
nan5ierun9 oes 1aIiperrenboues am
Splnenitein lit nod niht eeiidert.
Iie oberite 8aubeboroe bofit ourh
MnIeiben uno ourh NitteI aus Dem
MaribaQplan Die n0ti9en @eIoer er-
balten 5u tonnen. Die Soften Der
Geiamtanlage. 3u Ger auh sic Ser.
le9uns elmer tleineren Ortihait ee.
bort, iinb aui $50 big $50 Willionen
O-Narf ueranidlaet. Oas lit et1pa
oie eIeide Summe. oie Dem 2anoe
8apern i'm oergangenen Winter
hurh oen Erobuftionsausiau inioIse
Stromabidaltune perloren eins.
Der Blitz i'm korsett
Miinhen. - Yei einem Griib.
iabrsselpitter. oas fiir5lid iiber
Mittenwalo IN Vayern nieoersins.
uerbrannte lid elm Nann upei Sin.
ger. oils er 9erabe ieiner 1rau oen
Irm um Die 9aiqe legte. slus iait
beiterem Simmel mar Elm Wit ourh
oos Stangenforiett ser 0rau &c.
iabren. Die vYaiiauer> Neue Hreiie"
berihtete. oab sic Grau obnmGd)tig
ju 9ooen eeiporien ,purOe uno Der
Mann auber Der geringen SerIctung
obne Sdaoen oauonfam. 8einabe oil
oerielben Steue mar im uergan9enen
Sabr einem 8auern ourd einen
Ylitid)Ias Ole Gieiie aus Dem Muno
eeriiien tuoroen. obne oaB CT ionlt
cine Gerlesun9 erlttt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

9Nit Dem olcifcm Vcict lpllrbe,l
oie sdnper ocr Il. 9. Gone 81 Sreu.
bGnbern fir Die @clpcrfit,oitcn. N'e
noiicnidmftcn. politiide |artcieI'
UNI anhercn oerlpfrotiitwn ruititu
tipnen ernnont. beren Gioentllm npi,
Der notionolip ,iuliitiih en- Heo,crlIno
Nenonmcn llnb his6er nod nit)t tpie,
Der sllriiderltattet tpllroe.
Gpn Der hrilii,bcn .'til,tGrreN,c
runa lpllrOne Veitinnl,llnNen erla'
len. luonah ioli,e Sclltitle 0lc lpe
gen Terfolollno bllrh bir Eotipnul
ioiiolilten. Die nos Giebiet Der iebl
Gen cnNliitt)cn :Ionc uerluiien bubeu
bort befinhIide rsnlInol'ilicn !urton
pcrfollien uber pcrleibtn oiirien. 81
Heltiu,I'luna trifft audi uui s;htt
StlltidR III. bod oiirfen nlc nanlil
einNelDiten NctrGae nii,t llad, uli
Rerbulb SeutittlonOS transfcrierI
,perben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

&enn Stain lid gum 8ohenz
enoe nad) ieinem 40 &ilometer BON
Mosfou entferuten 9anbbaus be.
9ibt, ietcn iih flint aans aleid aus
iebenoe ihiporse. 9epanserte 8aNell
nit aelbIiden. t,Neliii)eren sSeniter,'
in 8elue9uns. gGemano ,peiB, II,
lpelttem bon ibnen lid, Der Oittatot
befinoet.
9ic iSabrt aebt III icbneuem Gem.
po Dor iid). sSinoet cine Naraoe alli
benz 9ioten Elat itatt, 10 tritt cit,
bis in lctte &leini9feiten burbbah-
tes Siherln9sip1tem in &raft. Sc.
naue Gin,elbeiten bieriiber fanoel'
iih fiirslid) in benz in Soris eriti,ei=
nenoen Organ Der Gereini9tel'
Huiiiihen Scnofraten". Ser ~9ta.
roonaia lSratpha.
Ser ebemaliNe Oberlt Der Hotel'
Mrmee q. Strlmitii id)iloert, lpie
StoIin, Der tpGbreno ser Saraoe1,
auf Der Elottform oes 2enin=Mau.
ioleums Dor Der &rcmlmuuer i'm
&reiie Der Nitgliebcr oes Eolit-
giiros uno ser @enerGle au itebe,l
pfIe9t, niemals Die rehte 6Glfte Der
Elottform betritt.
Sieie fonnte nGmlih pom Speile=
iaoI oes 6otels Nosftpo an Der
SGNerseile - oas natiirlih an iols
rten 2a9en olld) beionbers betpaht
miro - beid)oiien iperOen, ipGbrenD
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
WolfSgruben verbunder

WOlfSgruDen VerbundeI
So wurde in den Jahren Won l64l
bis 1862 auch i'm Tuebinger Forst re-
gelmaessig cine Anzahl Woelfe zur
Strecke gebracht, die auf ueber 20
i'm Jahr stieg und zusammen 285
Stueck ausmachte. I'm benachbarten
Uracher Forst war die Zahl ebenso
gross. Auf die einzelnen Jahre fallen
i'm Tuebinger Forst vol. l64l bis zum
Ende des Krieges 1913: l, 2, l, 4,
Is, 10, Is, 6; mach dem Krieg steigt
die Zahl an: l649 auf II, 1850 und
1851 je II, 1852 Il, 1853 %. Nun
gent es langsam zurueck auf IL. IL.
6, l8, damn aber nOch einmal Elm An
steigen 1858 auf %, 1859 2l, 1860 20,
1861 und 1862 je l6.
Damn aber ist die PLACE ueberwun-
den; die Kriegslaeufe der achtziger
und neunziger Jahre des Jahrhun-
derts bringen wohl noch einmal einen
maessigen Anstieg; 200 Woelfe
schaetzt man i'm ganzen Land. und
nOch einmal wird zur Wolfsjagd auf-
geboten. Nun wird aber NIT dem
Gewehr gejagt und rasch aufge-
raeumt. Um die Wende des Jahr-
hunderts ist Elm Wolf scl,on cine sell
tene Jagdbeute, ueber die einzeln be-
richtet wird. Won l7l8 hoeren wir
noch einnal Won zwei Woelfen i'm
Tuebinger Forst, damn list es aus nit
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Wenn Stain iis Wochenende faehrt

bic linfe Seite ourh oos 6iltori-
ihe Muieum ecid,iiet 1T. MuBer-
Dem tritt Gtalin crit bann. tpenn
oie olaemeine 9lufmerfiamfeit be.
reits ourcb bic Srl,ppenporabe ae.
feiielt lit. aans pl0slid, umaeben
bon iciner 2eibaaroe, unter ieinc
@ctreuen.
9lus benz Sol oeS &reml fommt
CT pOllia unbcmerft beraus. Sir
lin lit Elm beionoerer ihnlalcr. bon
8Gu,ncn umpflan;ter lmb ae,pul,.
pener Iurh9ana aeitt)affcn. ouf ben,
ct POM Grl0iertor auf Die Wauio.
lclmstribiine 9elon9en tann. SoS
Mauioleum ielblt miro pon @ebeim=
poIi,ilten, Die als Sol0aten Der re.
NulGren Nrmee perfleioet iino. ppn
allen Sciten iiber,pot)t.
Rad Der 9atida
SerlGBt Gtalin Die 6auptitoot.
UNI nah elmer vTatid)o" (9anbs
baus) su fahren, bic bel Der eta,
tion Eerhuidfo,po an Der ipeiB.
rlliiii haltiiden Giienbabnitrefe
lieat. 10 erbalten olle Gerfebrspplt.
silten auf Der Mrbatitrabe uno Scr
Moihaiiifer Gbauiiee ourh Elm
9icbtiianal Die slnlpciiuna. ieDe
lleberqueruna oieier 6auptperfebrs.
ipeNe I'll unterbinoen.
Stalins 2onbbous lteht auf cine,
fleinen Mnb0be fnmitten zines oid).
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ret)t einiah itbeineuoen Serluh MO.
den. lmo SPAR nit Oilfe Don Moll-
len, bon Deuen man ,peib. Oo6 tic
Neocn &rebs ebeniu eunpfinolih iilo
lpie Der sgienid).
slui Der Suble oes Veralperfs
,Mc Sntirc- |Urcupinc" bel Siin.
MINIS. Sntor;p. alio in Dem Siltrift.
in lpeldem @olO NeflmOen luOrOell
lit. unD SPAR in $500 SUB Siefe,
lit Gin 9c5oratorium einaerihtct
lporoen.
Sortbin iperoen al bic 1000
!NGuie aehradt. Sie ,pcrocn iora.
lam Nepfleat uno Nefiittert iperoen.
Sic iollten bort slpci Sabre bleiben.
9luerbanb Snitrumente iinb be-
id)afft tporbcn, oas Ycben bieIcl
MGuie out bos GenaueIte fontrollie
rem III f0nnen. 4
Sine Slpeite &olonie iold)er OtGu,
ie miro i'm Eontina=Snltitut unterae,
bru.t)t. alio iibcr Der GrOe. 9llt
bier miro 0ellou beobotttet lperoen.
ipie lih Die MGuie pcrbal.en.
Ger 0elebrte aebt uon Den 9e.
, banfen aus. mic Dicl. Die piellelt,l
ItGrflte Strabllln0 i'm &eltau. nam,
lid Die fosn,iihe StrobllnN, poi'
ibrcr &roft perlicren ipiiroe. ipenl,
lie in iold)e Siefen orin0en nliiBte
ga audi ionlt ale moalihen Maf,
nabmcn 9ctroffen iuoroen finn. I'M
Die MGuie ppr anoeren GinfliiNcn
III id)iiten. 10 lei ansuncbmcn, oaf
tic Ncilrnb bleiben lpiiroen.
Sollte oies inoeiien ni.ht Der sSal
icin. iolltcn Ntduie i'm Gd,ad)'
&rebscritbeinllnNen oii,p,iien, IL
,uilroe borous III itt)lieBen iein. oo''
einmui Die fOsmiid,en Strablln0ci'
onit)eincno uieI ltirfer iinb ols mar
unNcno'nlllcn bat. iinn ,lln, ,lpcitell.
tui; lie iolpubI fir Die frebsarti0cn
GriheirllnNen an ben sieren peruni.
lportlich 9elllat1)t ,pcroen miiBtcn
&enn Die MGuie I'M Hantimo
Snltitut an &rebs crfranfcn ipllten.
IL ipiirOe bas Die Mnnabne nur b..
ltGrfen. baR fosniitte Gtrablunaen
nit Ser arebsfranfbeit su tun hahen
9as hort iih allies siemlih elm,
fad) an. Gs ipiiroe inbeiien piel Mii.
be in,6 Nrbeit foiten. bic nDtiNen
iSeltltellnnacn sil MAIDEN unb bal,ad]
auf @rltnb bes aeiammelten Mote.
rials bic aansc ;sraae ipeiter ~ per-
foIgen.
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US. uebertragen Reichs-
Eigentum auf Laender
schritt erfoIste ohne Envernehmen nit Fronkreiet
vrd Enqlond.

ulnlo liher cbenoliuen &ebrmohts'
oclGnhc ocnol,nt. sic Nouern. Die
FilitiruclGnhc ulter Den EiIuu az.
| ,onlnlcn bdt,cn". erlautcrtc Elm II
:. Venn,ter ..nui,ten mic Of; lie ben
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planen.
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ncr Hcid,sprit ben,reten 9Inlo0cs
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

ten FonnennoIbes. 6ier ,befinocn
lid) audi bic Totihen bon Molotoip.
@oroihilotp uno Waribou Yuo-
ienni. Sic tperoen oreifatb iiber.
tpad)t. @inmal Itebt Die oanse &C.
9eno bon Eerrbuidfolpo in eincnl
llmfreiS pon sebn &ilometre llnter
Der Muiiiht bon Gpesialobteil,n.
gen, Die aus @Ell=2euten aebiloet
iino.
Sd)arie Se,uaduna
Sie besieben iibtbar unb uniitbt.
bar Soften i'm &albe. fiibren go.
|.liseibunoe bel lih, iteben untereil,.
amber telepbonilb in Gerbinbuna
II. beobabteten Die elettriihen Mnla.
gen. Die ieoe 8eriibruna burh nit
Dem NbtpebriDitem unpcrtraute Ser.
ioncn iofort iianalilieren. Gin sipei.
ter Scbubaiirtel befinoet lih in nad,.
tier 9fabe Der 0atiden. gu linn aes
bort nod Elm iibermannsbober
3aun, an Dem 8ahcn NIT 6unoel1
ltanbi0 Streife 9eben. G,blih aibt
es cine brittle lleberipaf)un9sor9a.
niiation i'm Snnern bes 6auies
ielblt: Die @drtner, Dienltboter
Gbauffellre. &ohe llitp.. aeb0ren ale
Der @. g. Il. an uno boben nid)t MI,
gleihseitia ibren 9erren uno Nei
tire Dor 9lnidlGNen pon auben be,
su bebiitcn, lie baben audi bic Mui'
oohc. ouf chamber ouf;upaiien.