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Evening star., 1949-07-15
Washington Gas Lists
4.M Pei. Advance in
Sales During June
By Edword 6. Stone

hgQC 70. LII June TeVedleO ulOQ-
est gain and helped to reduce the
letdown in sales in the first half
year, compared with 1948, officials
reported today.
June sales totaled a051. .469
therms in comparison with $685.
285 in June, 1948, an increase of
$50 per cent. the report showed.
Sales in the half year totaled
e1,280,631 therms compared with
2,024, 1885 in the like period year
ago, a very small decrease of OBI
per cent.
Road Plans Refinancing.
The Western Maryland Railway
Is considering reflnancing $44,277,-
900 first mortgage 40 bonds due
in 1852, stockholders have been
informed. The company has al
ready set aside S2,500000 toward
their redemption and redeemed
Sl,527 900 collateral trust bonds.
Directors will decide whether to
complete the financing now with
a long term issue or await the ma
turity date.
Stocks listed on the Washington
Exchange which will pay dividends
shortly include Washington Gas
common, Riggs National, Unior
Trust, Hecht issues, National Saw.
ings, Hamilton National anc
washington Loan & Trust,
The Potomac Electric Power Co
has all the required approvals te
acquire up to s13,000,000 312 pei
cent notes from the Braddock
Light g. Power Co. in connection
with the construction of the gen.
Grating plant in Alexandria.
Telephone Dividend Paid.
Thousands of Washington hold
ers of American Telephone &
Telegraph stock received the $2-25
quarterly dividend today. The
company reports that 100000
phones were installed in the second
quarter. s500.0o0.000 new capital
has been raised by the Bell System
this year and increases in te]e-
phone rates of s73,000,000 on an
annual basis have been granted
since the end of the first quarter.
E. Rene Leach, assistant man
ager of the Pacific Coast agency
of the Mergenthaler Linotype Co..
has been named manager of the
Midwest agency in Chicago. He
has been with the company %
years and formerly was with Bal
timore newspapers.
The Mayfiower Warehouse AS
sociation for the Eastern Central
District will hold a regional meet
ing at Smiths Transfer & Storage
Co. Sunday. with an address,
luncheon and business session.
Ticket Manager Resigns.
Alan Ziegler. manager, city
ticket Offices, United Air Lines,
has resigned to become resident
manager of the luxury Hotel Mar
Unique, Miami Beach. Fla. Prior
to joining United in 1941 Ziegler
had served IA years in major
hotels.
Municipal bond approvals in 80
States in June totaled $298, ,433 200
VS.. $72,221 900 in June. 1948. The
biggest issue was $225, ,000, 900
North Carolina road and school
bonds.
Building and loan associations
in the Nation added a billion dol
lars to reserves in the first half
year. the United States Savings
and Loan League reports.
Seymour S. Mintz, Washington
lawyer, offers seven suggestions
for avoiding double taxation when
a stock sale may be a transfer of
assets. in the July Journal of Ac-
countancy.
The Chase National is exhibit
ing two 285-year- -old checks, be-
lieved to be the oldest in ex-
istance. which recently came to
light in London.
Evening star., 1949-07-15

Potomac Electric PoWer common-5o at
Capital transit 4s.sI 900 at s3.
47I2.
Hecht common-50 at 23la.
Garfinckel 5lats pfd.--100 at 90.
Potomac Electric 3.6O6 pfd. A. at
Evening star., 1949-07-15
Metal Prices

NEW YORK, July IS F.-Spot non
ferrous metals prices today: Copper. .17ss
a pound, Connecticut valley; lead, Il q
pound, New York; zinc, pound, East
Ct Tn1sis
Evening star., 1949-07-15

Norfolk & Western Railway re-
ported freight revenue declined
$40 in the first half compared
with 1948. Passenger traffic was
of 1917 from last year and 37.7%
below 1947.
Evening star., 1949-07-15
Market AVERAGES

National Assn. Of Photographic
Manufacturers elected Joseph c..
Wilson, Rochester. N. Y. as presl-
dent.
Evening star., 1949-07-15

Alum Ltd - 4
Alum Co Am Q. 4
Am Gas & El 8 4
Am General 65e
Am Superpw 3a.
ArkNatGsA 30.
Atlas Corp y "
Blue Ridge .20g-
BraZ TT L&P Z ]
Breeze Corp
Buckeye P l.. 80 !
BURY Biscuit
Chief Cons Mng
Cit Service "a 4
Colts Mtg )
ConsGEBalt3.60 8
Crown c Pet Ae
Dennison A Sag
Domestic Credit
El Bond&Sh H7e ]
F'childE&A zoe
FansteelMet Ae ]
KaiSer-Frazer
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N. Y. Curb Market

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70 Michigan Sugar. ~
4 MidStlB vic S5e 7A
h Midwest Corp z
n MinCp Can 15g 81
% NatBeiHess ,2Ue 81
70 Nlasera Hud Pr IL
Northroo Airhs eA
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p Piper Aircraft ~
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c ! T Flnan 3
City Stores 20
Clev FL II . 20.
Climax M 20
Clinton Ind 2.40
iClopay Corp
Cluett Peab 1g %.
tCoca-Cola A g.
Colgate-P-P "a
tool P-P Of ga
Collins a. AK L
Col Fuel & Ir1a-
+Colo & South =
tColo&So 1stpf-
lColum Gas "a
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ColumPct pf4A-
! Colum Carbn 2 Sc.
Col&SO El l 40.
Comb Eng 8 2
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lComl Solvts l "a
Comwlth Ed ! "a
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Com&So pf4 TAX
Cons Copper =
Icons Eds LOO
Cons EolS pf D -
Cons Grocers / =
Icons Nat Gas 2 =
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lConsum Pow Q
tConsmP pf4 W :
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Cont Insur "a
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Cont Oil Del 4
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Irorpjp1GlaSS l.,
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| CreamerieSAm I
| Crown Cork la
| Cromwell 1.60g
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oil Elec Stor Bet Q
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Evening star., 1949-07-15
Washington Exchange
SALES.

the-counter dealings.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26
HD.-JEWS IN POLAND

RIF on small piece OF yellow
soap stands for "Reine Juden
Fett", or Pure Jewish Fat. Such
a little piece Of soap, which holds
the essence of bones and dreams
of millions of European Jews de-
stroyed by the, maniac Hitler, is
NV on display at the exhibit en-
titled TOWARD A NEW LIFE"
and subtit1ed THE JEW IN PO-
LAND IN RUINSAND RE
BIRTH"
Panels, documents and photo
graphs showing the disaster heap
ed upon Polish Jewry by the
blood thirsty, nazis and the recre-
alton of a new life for 100000
in Poland today are on display at
the Northwest Community Cen
ter, 2733 Hirsh street.
The Exhibit will remain open
until Saturday, December 5, l949,
from 5 to II pm. Official OPEN
ing Of Exhibit Sunday, November
81, 1949 at 8 pm.
Arranged by the Jewish Peoples
Fraterna1 Order, the material for
the exhibit was sent to this coun->
try by the Jewish Historical In
stitute in Poland and the Central
Committee Of Jews in Poland. The
exhibit was on display for two
weeks in one Of the finest CALLER
les in New York and was visited
by many thousands. It shows the
astounding postwar development
of Jewish life in Poland along eco
nomic, cultural and social lines.
Also included are panels with
captured pictures and documents
of naziactrocrites in the slave la
Dor and cath camps. All panels
are accompanied by captains and
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26

place these days it
when has able ladder
of success and found and a business of his own.
That is the story Harold Euien the owner Of
college located 252 IL
pave BARRIERS an
enterprng business
own and be confident Of success.
practically in the babering business family
having owned barber supply in 1888 He
attended schools here After leaving
school, he attended DuSable High He college.
for hreey years further himself for his
He medicine but liked babering business 50 we'll
changed his mind about medical
fourshng barber which
wife, Barbara, who also instructor. Euen
better BARRIERS and help better the
like the school and he is justly proud
do The attendance good and social activities
joyed students who have club of for
be pointed future business and
ambitions this direction that this school highly
trade
the world of The school public inspection
people invited to in and for themselves
done for the edicaon of the
Classes forming all the well civilian
that this institution offers The future field of business is
The Importance of this school stressed too highly
residents Of the souhde and Negro achieve
ment.-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26

tone solo reminiscent of Paul
Robson.
And Sketts the Tailor was quite
the star, modelling his personal
wardrobe. One Of his outfits was
vermillion and silver blue with
matching silver blue house shoes.
The Town and Country apparel
Of suits, spinach and kelly green,
grey, black, brown, tan and all
sorts of lovely combinations were
presented by models: Mary John
son, Joan Gaines, Gloria Clinner,
Eula Collins, Virginia Porter, Bet
ty Burke, Mrs. Mary Johnson,
Jeanne Russell, Susan Croton,
Maude Johnson, Ola Robinson,
Ramona Cummings, Bernice Bal
ley, Gloria" Arvey Virgins, at
tractive young milliner who is taxi
ing the Southside by storm, AL
berta Draper, Christine Chavis,
Ann Tyson, Gerry Lynn, Bernice
Bailey and others.
And then came the guest star
of the occasion = Marva Louis,
Certainly no mivie star, no in
formation beauty could be prettier
MAJ lovelier by motherhood
Mar, definitely presented the
slim Silhouette. Her outfits were
gorgeous, expensice, creative
imaginative, and every other SUI
perlative you could use. And she
walked with beauty and charm.
This affair was the creation o.
Maysons, showing Mayson's love
| 1y garments to a wonderful advan-
tage.. Personal wardrobes, elothe:
from Theresa's and other CUES
dress shops were featured, anc
Models were shown from Rujac's
Christine=-Ghavis, Gerry-Lynn an
other schools of modelling. Ii
! fact, it seems that the Southsid
has gone crazy over model
schools. There are "ump1een" o
! them, clarifying the Negro girl =
and they were lovely, some pc
tite, some demure, some pert anc
some beautiful. This was indeed
a gala affair, for South Shore and
its Church workers.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26
Senator Wherry COP
Probable In 1852
Addresses Brokers

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. Fl. - If the
Republican party is to have the
Negro vote, its senate leaders
MUST give top priority" to fair
employment practice legislation,
the Republican Senate minority
leader, Kenneth Wherry (Rep.
Nebr.), was told Monday after
noon by Robert R. Church, Re-
publican American Committee
Chairman, in a conference held in
the Hotel Stevens.
Wherry, whose name is under
consideration for the COP 1852
presidential nomination, address,
ed the And annual convention of
the National Real Estate Brokers
and then held the conference with
Church, who is former National
Republican Committeeman from
Tennessee, DR.. J. B. Martin, Chi
cago Sanitary District Trustee,
and Charles Washington Of Oma-
ha, Nebraska.
DR.. Martin asked the junior
senator from Nebraska, if he was
for FEPC and the senator replied
that, Il am for any person, re-
CARELESS Of race or color, having
equal employment opportunities if
they are qualified"
The senator said that it was
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26

the patronage Of the people and
has proven himself worthy of any
compliments bestowed upon him.
We, Of the south side, are proud
Of him and wish there were others
Of the business world who were
more like him. He is indeed an
asset to our community.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26
VETS URGED
TO PAY UP
ASSURANCES

The special dividend on Ma
tional Service Life Insurance
which will be paid starting in
January offers veterans an OPP
ortunity to further increase the
investment in themselves and
their dependents.
By paying their insurance pre-
miums on an annual basis, or
even halt year at time, vet
cram can realize substantial saw
ings in payments and sinlultan
eously remove the necessity Of
paying each month.
Those veterans who have pei
mitted insurance to lapse can
have it reinstated by merely pay
ing two months premiums and
taking physical examination.
Those with servlce-connected
disabilities can take a physical
examination without having those
DISABILITIES counted against them,
providing they apply before Dec
embmer 31st. They can also Sc
lect any amount Of insurance
from $1,000 to $4,000 in multi
pies of $500.
In Cook County veterans can
receive assistance at the IVC
office located at 4703 South Park
way street in Chicago, Ill.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26
Loses His Job,
Jailed, But Refuses
To Evice Family
Negro families of St. Louis"

Negro families of St. Louis"
A statement by the national
executive secretary of CRC, Will
liam L. Patterson, declared, "A
Simple and natural act of brother
hood and kindness has cost this
courageous young veteran his job,
subjected him to a day in jail and
un-1oosed Khan like threats
against him and his young wife"
SIN the past year, he continu-
ed, I'VE have had many statements
from Washington, from conven-
ton floors, from pulpits and from
editorial writer's about the need
for created Negro-white brother
hood. In St. Louis, Missouri, to-
day is a young veteran who is
jobless and whose physical secur-
ity is in danger because he prac-
ticed what they preached.
"Will the writer's Of statements
now join the fight to defend him
as the Civil Rights Congress is
doing? Mr.. Patterson asked, cor
will they abandon him as the Ne
gro people have been abandoned
thus far on their civil rights?"
"The Civil Rights Congress con-
graduates Edwin Richardson for
his courageous stand on behalf Of
the Bill of Rights and notes with
special pride that he is member
of the Civil Rights Congress.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26
lMarva Louis
Headlines At South
Shore Bapt. Church
by Alice c. Browning
A & B Press Release

/. "A revolving blue satin rhine
stone-studded stage thanked by a
silvet-m icrophone into which pref
sty, clever Bernadine Carrickett
spoke against silver thanked
ibackg. ound with a map Of the
world be- M wol Is: Fash
ions or ~ this IVori' Mayson's
.Fashios Revlew 4115 Madison av.
and 81 E. 63rd st. ~ =
The exquisite models glided in
and out - looking like the still in
a show case window, organ music
.. lovely flowers :. beautiful
male baritone voices !. i. chatter
ing, witty comments from an ap-
preciati e audience ii. our coun-
try's beautiful stars and stripes
flowing full house -.
These were our impressions Of
South Shore Baptist Church's IN
imitable November Fashion Show
on Friday, November II, and ii
was really fine. Rev. Joseph
Branham is pastor.
This is the: kind of a Church
affair that shows modern thought
- an appeal to the people - a
touch Of the world - enjoyable -
tangible - to make new heavens
here on earth a touch Of the
opera . e. showmanship - CLAM
our gaiety a handsome
young minister, his fine family and
church workers
The children were delightful in
the first scene. And the loung-
ing apparel with white quilted
robes, black and yellow Chinese
style pajamas, polka dots Of pink
and navy blue, all white nylon
11egl1gee with blue satin Shippers
and exotic zebra and green were
graced by models: Gloria Glen
ming, Bertha Butler, Cleo Johnson
Bertha Pu1lam, Barbara Chad
wicke, Maxine Chancellor, Ernes-
tine Taylor and last but certainly
not least came the sharp male
apparel with Wade Sorrel1, of the
Grand Hotel, and John Earle
Lewis, modelling.
By the way, pretty Bernadine
Carrickett was beautifully, gowned
in grey with a sparkling, collar
and cuffs, and the trickiest little
hustle you can imagine.
Maceo Wood, handsome and
young, gave a deep resonant bari
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26

"his, honest and brutally frank"
belief that anti-1ynching and anti
poll tax bills stand better chance
of passage and should be disposed
Of before any consideration is
given FEPC legislation.
Church replied that 'the South
has almost outnoded lynching and
only six or seven states still have
poll tax" while FEPC affects "the
Negro in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio,
and elsewhere, as it means bread
and butter and. shoes for the
baby"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26
EXHIBIT ON JEWS IN POLAND
DEPICTS RISE FROM RUINS

Summaries in Yiddish and English.
We urge you to come and ac-
quaint yourself with theh MARTYR
dom, heroism and rebirth of the
Jewish people in Poland.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-26
So. Side Business
Needs More Men
Like Rowland
by B. Walker

If there was popularity contest
among the Pershing Road bust
ness men, | would unhesitating1y
choose Frank Rowland Of the
Tuxedo Liquor Store, 5000 Indiana
Av., as the winner.
Mr.. Rowland is truly a remark
able man in many ways. Not
many merchants care enough
about the welfare of their Gus
toners to refuse them liquor when
they are visibly intoxicated. ]
have seen him do this, together
with many other kind deeds.
Frank Rowland really deserves
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
Industriefuehrer des Landes
voIIer zuversicht fuer das Jahr 1949
Rechnen nit Anholten der Prosperituet.

Erciic. iunbern cine allmGblirbc 9ln-
! ialllmn. Sie !tabrllnNsr,itttlillDu
llrie bat oos bcreits in piclcn Sdllen
geton unb ibre Greiie ndbern iicb Der
StabiliIierllua Sd CLAUDE, paR pos
sabr l949 hefricbiNenDe Hciultate
brinacn miro, pblpobl Is nif)t ole al.
Bcroroentlih arpBen lsrofite 9ebc,,
mag, Die mir in Den lebten Sabrell
Ncnlurbt buben."
y. &. &iliun. ErGlibent Der We-
neral electric Company: yaommt
es niht su elmer nellen 9iunoe ppn
Sobnerbobun0ell, Damn f0nnen mir
NIT elmer @rneucrlln0 lmlercr @r.
folac, Die mir i'm lettcn Sabre bat.
ten, rchnen. Sollten lid Die GGbne
llnD Die Ntoterialfpltcn bis III cincun
Flnft erbOben. 100 iih Der &1llfrr
lpeiacrt, Die GrbDbuna Der Erpbuf.
tipnsfolten ,li besablen llno al
Dem Eunft ltcbcn mir ihpn btllte
~. Damn biirfte es sur Seid)Gfti-
aunNslDliafcit fonulcn. Sm allac.
mcillen 0clprutbcn, buben mir teinen
slnloB, cine Seprcilion iu erlpur.
TN /"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
NSofE lcet Gin
Sc3ial,P Prcerati,i,, per

0aibington. Die 9nEricnn Jeocr.
alton OF 2ubor ieste dit IN oller
ssorm bafiir Elm, haB bie gegenipar=
tieen So5iaGueriiberimtgs tgs5ablungen
peronppclt ,peroen. Der 8etperf'
idnftsperbarto legte femter Ell, Ero'
|gronnn sur raid,en gnpciterllrg Der
Sosialpemiderung Dor, bas iib NIT
SEN @cridlGeen Yraiioeut Srimlans
I'M mcienfliden 0edt.
gtah sriidt ser sl6S fonnte oos
aan5e Grogrumm gegen slrbeitstl1'
fGbigfeit arno &raufpit einNd)lieBen.
Gs ioa folgenbennraBen finalBicrt
,peroen: slngeitellte tuiiroen bis 5l.n
9etraac Don $500 idbrIid 4% ibres
Qobncs beiitclern lmo oerielbe Bei.
troa piiroe BON sen Mrbeitgcbern &C.
lciltet aueroen. Gin ,peiterer Scil Der
Soften miiroc aus allaelneillcn Ute
aierlnesmittcEn bcliritfn apcrDen.
Sos eciamtc M62-Gro9ra,lm miro
ocm @ci6cn Sn,ts luLo oer,lS &on'
grc6 iibcrnrttelt peroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
crec,utht'
Nii,ee6,,

Der raalhc uhb ollenoe uprnebme
,Mam, Wcb (StrnngIer) @ogner
ans Dem iernen Wciten apiro eiue
@eleganbeit BADEN, icine SoiitOe 81,
probicrn al 9sgS!Ot !Wfeiiter Srpiae
in Der Gcntro! urnrrp 8 ienstag,
%. Sonlnr nbemos. 3luei aus hrei
sSnller Mrs ben Wfeilter ergebcn.
3eitgren5e If llbr. Nagner fommt
ans Gortlanb. Oregon, ,lno iuar
fhrn mebrnluls ilt Gleuelano. .Vroapil
miro aber nidt nriibig bcrlmlmlfcn,
iriNcrn miro ieincn Sitcl 81, idMitell
millcn. slntonio 9epne ,lluo Ntitep
@bitcr apcrbcn lid, meiicn, 10 altd)
Mpnnie Std)iiou nit ;Sranf Salabtr.
Sic 3cit fiir sic lit auci 6allcn aus
orui in 45 NHlulten. Tuml Gpnns
mo ylieD Siulllnopih f1nlpicll cine
hulbc Stlurbe lutO Vert 9iubD lulS
Conn rNeo" 0ugolc cbctfalls SO
lfinllten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
Gi,, Eeben>iacr erer
Gcter 6eecnitanH

yScnn Sic rpbr als 80 Sabre al
iinO, lit Sbr Scben in 8efabr icoes
NAL lpenn lie cine GlepclanNcr Stro
fr freiBcn. Stntiitif 5eigt bas 70%
run Glepelanos 6ubaGngcrn bic in
Tcrfchr crnlproct iuurocn bubcn on:
80. 9cbcnsiabr paiiiert.
0icS lit (pic Yittc non @iirgcr
mciiter @urfe's Safetp Cratic Com
nlitte scr 1ltcren 9cime bon Glcuc
lano: Spnre Ibcin cigcncs 2eben.
GcIe Sorgidltig @eln Sic mls
sebcn niiiicn nad,ocm cs Tiurfcl &c
,poroen lit, ldnnen Sic nod) bcihel
Sciten beppr lie Nie Straie fre,ljcu
Seit ipahinm. 8ebt nd)t id,iei iibc
oie StraBe! @artet fiir oas grim
2iht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
Illus ,at,aniekt iceetft
0eitei,,
,Sh!,tb bon Settp ~

frditc pcrlilliia nid)t fcrcit in itren
erlerntcn 8cult sllriifplfebren, oo
ibncn 6Eier nod nid)t Neni9 SidHr.
belt bietet.
9riifen inns l(mgebllne liegt IN
Der fran, oiiiheu Gone ul,o ole nlei-
item Vetriebsinhabrr iinb oui slals.
lanOsolftrage nngeluieien. Wem sic.
ie fommen, oann febren oie CLAIMANT,
ifleifer, ipeldp iest nod IN einem
nnoeren frilenfeiten 8erlf titie iiro
,pieoer IN ibren friibcren 9etrieb su.
rid. Gs bleibt onlber s,i boffen rnO
,ll miinihcn. oa6 ole 0clniitllngsn
ocs int slpril peraongcncn Sabres
oeeriiltoetcn Gcrbanoes oui birefte
0e5iebungen nit Sen allslunOiid,en
OiamantenborIen in ob'cbbarer 3eit
5ll etlm erfolgreiden Nbihlub font
men. Oaollrdh iuiiroe 0ie SnouItric
in bpbcm Mabc gefeltiet lmb sic Gfi-
itensgrllnolo9c bes et,pn 10000 Gin.
mobner s1I}le,rocn 8rensacbictes ,m
@aEouobr lptitgebeltb aeiihert. Sent
cs iuur mph ilinncr 10: @cnn IN Ser
MittMspnlIe oie Observation-Disclosures
in ibrcn 9cItrciftcn &itteln Sic Stra
fen belcbten. iid) ollr Sbeiben in ben
Sdlleiicrcien Srcbten. bas ,ncnoto,te
Mfptorenaei,mm llnb sic lingenocn
lno freiipi,0cn Gone ocs Shlciffers
,u bGrer ipnrcn, lebtc man bier cinen
al,tcn llno Iprgcrloicn. pon feiner
Not beidupertcn Gag.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20

Die StnDtpoli5ei bcrid)tet onb pie.
le Mutomobilc nui ben glatten St:n.
Ben lud5rel.O letter 3eit oilsrnilhtcl,
,tilo ltnfdllc oablrf) berlr'nd]ten
TieS batte perbiitet ucroen fOnncn,
,ucnn bie Sabrcr langlamer Jeiolrcn
marea.
llni sic Wintergefahr ourt Tat.
rem 81 uerminbern rot oie NAplisei Die
Sdp9lligfeit slt beidrdnfen unb Set.
ten al oen &doern anplbrinaen in1
&utid)en auf S:nee uno Gis sl per
bitten. sllh bie @inofhihoreiuiger
Gntfrierer uno Sihter ipllten alle IN
Sronuns icin nm idled)tes Seher
bel itiirmiihcn @ette 5u pcrbiiten. Sl
oiele Nutof,brer lrnterialieu es. lore
Autoaltsitattllng su llnteriuden un>
in Sro.nlng 81 brmJen
Gin anoercr Hatlhlag Scr Eoii;ei
lit, la6t Oas sluto ottbcim spenn sl
idled,tes @stter lit ilno beniibt sic
ltGStiidNn Sertebrseinrihtllaeen. DIX
HoliSci criild,t ollie Nl,tofabrcr ipra.
Illtig 5u fGbrcn lulo ndu,t Mlitiheu il,
laiien ulpo eiren llu'aa pcruriabcn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-20
2leeypten leet 2lnleitc
fir palGitina.Krice a,,i

&oiro. NtinlitcrprIiibcnt Saoi
Eald)a forOerte sic Mcappter utf, 8ei
trGge 81, eincr 9tationalanicifr IN
Sobe bon 1924 100000 I'll mad)eil.
oic aligclcat miro. Inn oie Soften
ser Ggpptildcn StrcitfrGftc in Ea=
lGifina 81 beitreiten. Die Hegierlula
SOIL 2H Nro,ent 3inien. Gin Seil
Scr gnlcihe iou in 10 bis 20 Sabrcn
l,,ro Scr Mclt in 90 bis 30 Sahrcu
5llriifgeSnblt mcrAen.