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Evening star., 1949-06-16
1891 in Movlond File
JobIess Cloims in Week
a. - Assaxaua~s ssxas

ANNAPOLIS. June is.-Ifn-
employment compensation cixssns
were aled By 3-ssl MaryianEsess
last week. Chairman William III
MAhsney Of the Department al
Employment Security reported
yesterday.
I. During the s&rae sesg the Sss.r
paid $ssS STA 10 persons cut al
work. Mr.. MahAney advised 0cs
Lane, Compensation checks xvrx
mailed 70 2i.ss5 BalsinoF~anx.
il.2sS 70 county residents and
1851 10 out-of State RESIDENTS.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

The defense lawyer for one OF
3e persons arrested In the Gov
ernment's antigambling raids here
March IS, waxed lyrical In a mo-
ton fled In District Court yester-
day.
Attorney T. Emmett Mckenzie
detoured from customary legal
language into fiowery prose In the
closing part Of his eight-page mo-
Evening star., 1949-06-16

Lingerie Reduced

81 Rsyen Jersey Slips. toilosed.
toce trim. Sizes 3 and -.
White ond flesh. Mere l,Se,
fSo~ - NV
70 Rsyea Jersey Gowns, bios
cut. white only. S,xe& 3 ond -,
Were 2.2o. Nov f.ss
81 Reyes Psaties. elastic ~ol$t
and leg; postei shodes, Sizes S
and "A. Were sSc. Nov sie
3S Reyea Slips. loee ood toiiored
styles: teofose. Sizes 81 ond
-. Were 2.le. Nov e7s
81 Cotton Slips. ioce top ond
bottom; odiustoble stfop: white
ord teesose. Sizes 3 ond 81.
Were l.3o. Nov w.- SSs
9 Cotton Slips. built-up shoulder;
white only. Size SO. Were 90.
NOW oSS
4 All kylea Slips. odiusiobls
strop: size 5S Only. Were ; 90.
Goidenbess's Lingerie.
Street fioos.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Censer 10 A~crd Trophies

TGae .fewsaa Coezafa 1sazsy cwnss<
SsxteeatA ard q ssrvvax Nv 49,
hold IT, annual atssAessS awAs7
ewEwssozsass al q Is ocaars sss9sstst
rrugssases and ssssx4AlA viii ne gax.
srnte5 10 members - Tie s~xssss .
Asgasrsar ksegay ytxnsnt.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Group Of lnfonts' Items
Reduced 10 89c
Originally 3.es 10 500

UfIgiHalTp wv 10 wv
One OF kind dresses blouses s~eotes sun- suits
and blonkets; slightly soied . from Our seouof
stock Sizes lnfonts ! TO 3 ond 10 eS
Celseabesss iaisata Sseess FIee,
Evening star., 1949-06-16
"OId at M,0, 6?"
Man. You're Crazy

Bssxs@ Fssas sxs TseAsNaats sas esAsas% ~ - -
sasz1sAaE ~ kaass~a asestasse ssssss tss Nss&
FegsssSa s@Szsx ssaamss s~zes asa II
SEaA &s&as asA sas sssassss& eS# sss 8HF
sskFss Nas5saA sa9 f-sF szss&ss aessss sss
sees EAs, &Es ssa ssaeessssa& sss saz ssz
A. ~ ssaeRasssss sSsgswhSsx.-,ga sad
gs4sssa@ kf iAsKsaz @~sA@ aazaSa
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Fobries and Domestic. Reduced

Fobries and Domestics Reduced
10 Yds 36" Wide Unbleoehed Muslin Remnants heavy
auoity ". Mos SO ase yd Now, ,,,;-,,--,.;.... 70.
nanss. Was 7oc yd. Now------------------4Se yd
3 Seemed A-WooI Blankets. Slightly soiled Were 90
Nov w------------ so
I Chenille Spreod. Peofow pottern. white Damaged
Wos e95 Now e;oo
Were 2oo. Nov ----------------------
Zippered Mottress Cover; twin size. Slightly doroeed
Yds Blue and White Stripe -" Wide Ticking Remnant:.
"a S".i4" Ioee poIie.. Were loc. Now--loe co.
So EyeIet Searfs - lace trim. Were &c. Now--27e 60.
20 54"x54" Print Plastic Cloths. Were 90. Nov 5Se
54x54" Print Table Cloths. slightly soiled Were -
Il Spun Reyon Dress lengths. yds. eoeh Were l.99
81 Yds 36" Wide Flock Dot Cotton Ponsee. Wos 39c d
20 Yds 80" Wide Light Blue Embossed Leosheette Wos
SSe yd. -
is Yds 36r Wide Outing Fonnelete Remnanss Wos 39c
ii Now ----------loey yd.
Godenberes Fobne Domestcs, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Sporsweor
Reduced

SpOHSWSoE
Reduced
4 BIouses by vieki Lynn. Block.
loce trimmed. Sizes "a and SO.
Were 5.S5. Now------1.9s
! Blouse. tissue foiIIe. gold color,
size 38. Slightly soiIed. Wos
8.95. Now
~ Cotton Twill Sleeks, Upper
closing, white and yellow. Sizes
10 to l8. Were 3,oo. Now 2.sS
> Misses Skirts. black royon
foille. Size "a. Were 4.oo.
Now --------------I.T
I Jumper. royon foiIIe. full flore.
gold belt. Black. Size IA.
Wos 8.o5. Now 4.s9
S Plostie Reineoots with hoods,
metoIIic silver. small and me-
dunn. Were SOS. Nov 3.Ss
I Piessie Hooded Reineoot. cleor
vnyIite. Savoy; smoII. Was 4.95
Now Ivy
II Misses Slack Suits, button-
down top; blue, oquo and rose.
Sizes II to l8. Were SOS.
Now --2.SS
GoIdenbers's Sportsweor.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

young lady were more vigorous
than fair or honest"
The motion joins scores os
others growing out Of the anti
gambling eases stili awaiting trial,
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Girls and Teens Wear
Reduced to LIS
Wsye 599 to 7.G

Group of cotton dresses, sun-dresses, pinofores
robes, skirts and bIouses Odd pieces one Of
kind slightly soed. Sizes to to Ia and
10 to Is in the group
coIden,berss Girls Teens. Second Floor.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
SpeeioI Purchase OF ~"
ToblecIothins :. 39c Yord
Regularly 7ee sara

Attractive large red OF blue check r,o,erol. ~"
wide, for nokinq your tohectoshs. window
curtoins etc, Limited ouontiN.
6aiSsshetss Lssns. Street flss,
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Upholstery and
oiIeIoth Reduced

100 Yds. Evsssisse chinss. .Was
Lao. Now. yord 7ss
100 Prs. Rsssisd. Teiiosed and
costsss Sets. Were l.sS. Nov,
pon --~-~---~--i.is
50 psds Ter Metal chsiss. Were
l.98. Nov LAT
Custom msds Msdssns Sefs
Siip Cover. Wos 1895. Nov
77.ss
7 Custom -meds Msde,ss chsis
Cover. Wo. 1926. Nov I2.ss
10 Prs. Rssssed curssins. Were
6.o8 pr, Now ---- -2.SS ps.
10 Large Sire Hsssseks. Mere
S.oe. Nov --~- e.xs
20 Prs. Knit TsiIssea csrssias.
Ireoulors. Were .Ss. Nov. PIE
10 Knit, sssipsd Sefs Slip Covers.
Were e.9s. Nov $40
so Ysrds -" Slip Cover Rsm-
nsnss. Wos l.ss yard. Nov.
yoro -~-~~~-- - I've
so Al Metal Finest Qssiity Ve-
milton Blinds. Were SOS.
Nov -----~----s - - s.&S
7 MstsI Pisssess Tor Dsspssies.
double window. Were i.19.
NOW wv
so Best QssIisy Wisdew Shades.
iueoulots. Were i.6o. Nov Sac
u S4"xS4" Tsblseisshs, OIL
cloth. Were l.5e. Now sSe
100 Yds. 46"-wids Tsbis OIL
cloth. irreculor. Was 69c yord.
Nov 44s
IS Twe-seas Window Shades.
slightly irreauior. We're .es.
@oM - = t.tS
50 kisehss Chair psds. Were
soc. Nov 3ee
10 -" Window Awnings with
fromes. Reduced to- 3.s7
6sidenbess's Upholstery.
Third Ffoes.
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Lamps Reduced

] Bronze 7-wsy Fleos Lsmp.
night light switch missing. Wos
1898. Now ~-------6.ss
, 20" China Tsbles, bases only.
u" gold trim floroi decoration.
Were 1898. Now ----s.66
8 crystol Hurricone Iomps: sold
os is. Were 5.oS TO 7.os.
NOW x.Vu
I Ivory and Gold FIoes Lamp
with oynx trim; 6-woy lighting.
Wos 1898. Now
I Blue Chine Tebls Lamp and
shede. norbeIized type: sold os
is. Wos 1888. Now 9.44
I 10" MsrseIIe Tsbie Lamp,
slightly domooed. Was l4.o6.
Nov -----e.0o
I ckiasss Figure Lamp with
Monks Cloth Shsde. base chipped.
Wos 5.oS. Now---------3.0o
I ovsl Frsmsd Picture Of Child
ss Prayer. fron,e hos slight I'M
perfection. Was 5.e6. Nov i.ss
Gcidenbers's Lamps. Third Fioof.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

Summer Rugs Reduced
Io-8xIo' coiyam Rugs blue Only. Were 7.5O.
4o-z4"x4s" Cotton Loop Non-skid Rugs. Were 3.eo.
Now ----z6 z6o
3o-34x54" Cotton Loop Non-skid Rugs. Were g. 80.
Now 46o
1o-4'x6' Cotton Loop kon-skid Rugs. Were 2o9.
NoW .. or- 80
269
z5-zT"x54" Reversible Chenille Rugs Were $40.
25-z4"x36" Reversible Chenille Rugs. Were 3.4o.
Nov -- -----------------z.69
$50
2o-3'x6' Reversible Fibre Rues Were 3o5 Nov, l.65
lo-36"x63" Reversible Fibre Rugs. Were 5.o5. Nov.
$50
fo-6'xe' Reversible Fibre Ruas Were 1895 Now 6.86
io-4'x6' figured cotton Rues Were l4o5 Nov, s.ss
1S-S4"xooh Reversible Fibre kuas. Were $50. Nov.
SIS
csJeaberss Rags. Third Foo.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

GoIdeabers's Lingerie.
Street fioof.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18
GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Hettie Isabel Littleton of
Georgetown, quietly celebrated her
93rd birthday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Della Marvel, near
Stockley on March /.
Born near Roxana, she came to
Georgetown shortly after her mar
riage to the late John A. LittletOn.
Besides Mrs. Marvel, with whom
she makes her home, Mrs. Little
ton has another daughter, Mrs.
Lorenzo Phillips, near St. Thomas.
and son, Thomas r. Littleton. of
Georgetown. There are also living
nine grandchildren and 13 great
grandchildren.
Fire, believed to have been eaus-
ed by a defective oil stove, caused
damage estimated at about $4OO to
dwelling occupied by Mrs. Emma
Wilson, in Collinsville, a suburb,
of Georgetown, early last Friday
morning. The Georgetown Volun-
teer Fire Company responding to
the alarm, confined the blaze to
the kitchen, but smoke damaged
the entire interior of the home,
where redecorations had just re-
Gently been completed. The house
is owned by Alfred Shockley, SON
in-law of Mrs. Wilson.
Judge James B. Carey, fund rails
ing chairman in the recent cam
paign of the Sussex Chapter of the
National Foundation for Infantile
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18

games; Stanley Carter, eight in
10 games; Doug Lynch, five in six
games; Dick KINNEY, one in one
game, and Chuck Hammond. none
in five games. Becher, Alden, Lynch
and KINNEY were with the Vets
for short periods and were not
members of the local team at close
of regular season.
The Vets defeated Smyrna. Eel
ton and Cecilton three times each.
with one of the wins over Ceeilton
being by forfeiture. Dover was
defeated in two out of three meet
ings; Denton, Middletown and Har-
rington were beaten but once each
in regular season thTee-game SER
les, while ChestertOwn was return
ed the victor in each of three meet
ings with the Vets. The Vets made
their best showings on the home
court, losing but four times in 12
games played here; on foreign
courts, Milford broke "even," win
ming six and losing a like num-
ber. Holders of third position most
of the season, the Vets dropped to
fourth in mid-February and were
never lower than fourth at any
time during the season. A double
win over the Smyrna Hornets, 1947-
4S peninsular champions, in late
February, enabled the Vets to turn
back the challenge of the Hornets
and of the Harrington Legionnaires
each of whom made desperate
last-ditch bids for playoffs berths.
AS in seasons past the Vets un-
der sponsorship of Blue Hen Post
No. 6483, v. F. W., played their
home games on the Milford High
School court, sharing double-head-
ed Monday evening billing" with
the Blue Hens, V. F. w. Auxiliary
sponsored girls team. Eugene
Murphy, Jr., served as coach of
the Vets this past season, while
David Hugg, Blue Hen Post Public
Relations officer, again served as
the teams business manager, with
Eurie Savage serving as assistant
manager.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18
Vets Outstanding
OfeRsiUe Team
Ccontinled ,rom nrst pase3

per game average. His As points
against Smyrna last month and
28 conversions out of 80 foul-shOot-
ing attempts, in the same game,
set new league records, just as his
field goal, foul conversions, and
total point accumulations for the
season broke all previous records.
In addition to leading Milford
and the Mar-Del League in scoring.
Marshall also led the individual
scorers in Wilmington c. Y. O..
and Polish Leagues. A Marshall
paced st. Mary's Cats team won
pennant honors in the c. Y. o. cir
cult with loss of but one game in
regular season play, while the
White Eagles went undefeated in
Polish League play largely through
the consistent scoring of the "a
year-old World II veteran.
Aside from Marshall's 615 point
total, the remainder of the Milford
scoring was pretty much divided
among five men, each of whom
scored in excess of so points. Lor-
raine Wilkins, center and the only
Milford player to participate in
every one of his teams games, fin
ished with 217 point total. Chas.
Salmon, guard, had 15S points in
90 games; Johnny Williams, veter-
an forward, had 1877 points for 21
games; Lloyd Elton, another veter-
an and one of the Mar-Del Leagues
most outstanding defensive play
ers, had SO points in 21 games, and
Dick Barto, used at both forward
and guard, finished with a record
of 81 points in II games. Norman
Warren, youngest member of the
Vets squad and an excellent pros
pect for future Milford teams, saw
action in 13 games and amassed
80 points. Irving Bowls, playing in
12 games had 26 points; Harvey
Williams had 16 points for Ia
games; Bruce Alden, 13 in nine
gkames; Bob Becher, 10 in five
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18

N. Cannon, $4,000; Milton, Warren
A. Good and Clyde Belts, S1.247 so /:
Millsboro, j. Reese White, Jr.. ST.
1S4.33; Delmar, v. ]. Carmine,
$69S.56; Laurel, B. Harold Cord
rey, $1,496.42; Lewes, Rebecca L.
Palmer, S1.240.57;; Fort Miles,
Captain Sherman Compton, $1Sz.42: /:
Seaford, Theodore ]. Jones, 81
O49.S3; Rehoboth, Charles ]. Lut-
ter, $1,4S0.79; Georgetown, George
c. Littleton, S1,S19.54.
It was pointed out that Milford
raised a total of $4,000, with the
sum of $2,2O5.6S coming to Sussex
and the remainder, S1,094.32 going
to the Kent Chapter. The actual
total of contributions in Sussex
was an even $4,000, the extra
$134.42 being contributed at Fort
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18

Paralysis has released the report
of the campaign. A total OF $19,-
1S4.42 was raised in Sussex Coun-
ty and has been turned over to the
chapter. The quota for Sussex
County was S14,500. Following is
the list of community chairmen and
amounts contributed by commune
ties, as released in Judge Carey's
report: Greenwood, Mary S. Ca
hall, S900.35; Lincoln, r. G. Woll-
ter, $348.5S; Harbeson, Edith Bar
ker, $170.79; Ellendale, w. Martin
Adkins, $341.62; Selbyville, J..
Clifton Hastings, $1.3OS.67; Bridge
vile, H. P. Cannon, End, S860.95;
Milford, r. C. Barnard, 3rd, ST.
205.68; Frankford, Clinton II. Wat
son, $545.20; Dagsboro, A. r. Hud-
son, $4O1.00; Ocean View, Everett
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18

Miss Genevieve West, of Dags-
bolo. will be presented by the
Sharp School of Speech, Seaford,
Delaware, in a senior recital at the
Sharp School Studio on March. the
twenty-fourth at s p. m. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ebe
West, also of Dagsboro. Miss West
has named her program. sTeleyis-
ion From the Moon It includes
Encouragement" "In the Morn
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18

Miles, which had no assigned quo
ia.
The executive committee Of the
Sussex Chapter will meet in the
court house on Tuesday evening.
March %, when an official canvass
Of the returns will be made Other
business will include the presen-
tation of bills 10 date and Official
appointment Of fund raising
chairman for the next campaign.
Warren C. Newton of Bridgeville
viii be named to serve in that
capacity.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18

ing" Sassy Faced Sophia, ;" "Hya-
cinths," one act play, and she
Will give an Interpretation of a
seventeen year old Miss and sew
enty-year-old woman in costume.
The program of the recital will
conclude with three Italian num-
bers in costume. Miss Myrtle Lee
Figgs of Seaford, will present pia-
no solos, Following the recital,
Miss West will entertain at re-
ception.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18

Westminster abbey was original
ly the church of an old Benedic-
tine Abbey built in the 7th CEN
tury.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-18

This cIeVeland HgIs., Ohio house,
wife has been making fudge with
Nestle's Evaporated Milk for wears,
now. Like thousands of other house
wives, she's found that Nestle's is ex-
cellent for dozens of cooking uses. In
cakes, In white sauces, and of course
in fudge, no other milk has that smooth,
rich Nestle quality. Ask for NESTLE
best known round the world for
quality milk products. P.S. Nestle's
small size can is ideal for table use.
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Ginla6uu9 gum Namensta9
&artenpartie >.

am 0onmrstag. 0en 81. ssuli, um
1 l1br nadmittass lit ,nier groBcs
Namenstog s&artenpartie fir uriere
licben Sdnrciten,. Seren gtams,stcS
i'm Mai. Stunt, Suli umo M,tgult lit,
tpelhe BON ,u,ierem arrangements
fomitee ber3libit eriuht tuerNen, et'
ipas bon ibrer fTtlid)en 9adf.u,it
mitsltbringen. Sm &omitee iino
Hottp Oinliber, Gli3. 2oiu. Scra
0orner, Suiie Rcbner ,uuh &atb.
Solit. Yreiie erhalten mir oo,: Ho,
ia Hetri, Gatb. Martini. 8atb. Cha
tn. Sobanna 1e,.tid. Gli5. Con. g.
@olff ,r1b Iesinu :SiiJncr. sllio mir
Bitten rmo laoar alle unicre ,pertcr
isre,llroe BON Sit !tno Ncit rebt bcrs.
lihit ein gum aartanbartie I'M tiff,
len @eitieite Sadibenbeim. Sb0me
Gid llno 1iirpreiie. aaffee lno
3lld)en. Gilt. Tilhler, Setr.
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S&Iub ben Setk l.

GaIem, Garp, 2orain, Dounss=
tolpn. Sie 2iite iiber Wfitglieoer
ser Chapters fiibrt iett Serr Ss=
car @roB Ser onltelle bon Sobn
Hodus ST. Scr 5uriid9etreten lit,
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@ollmamn bat cine aroBe s(rbeit
getan NIT 6ilfe ieiner Srou, oem
CT bot 8ud 9efiibrt iiber ale an
sic Eafete geibidt luoroen iino.
Gr ibidte ben Silfseruppen INNER
cine geipiIie 3abl bon 9eotleioen=
Sen aus Scr alien 6einat3u, mo-
tiirlib laut ieinem gcridt lit bas
Eofete pafen iebt 5ien1lidb sllriif=
eegangen. Son geamten Der bei=
matloien @ruppen in europa ipur=
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loIden 2anosIeuten sic nod immer
in Niot iparen unb iino.
Gs tpuroe ferner beribtet. boB
INNER mebrere Sadicn aus Der
Sflaperei aus &uBlanb umo Si=
biricn beim9efebrt iino mo babeim
in 9tum6nien iperoen 1ie pieoer
Stlapen. Man6en iou es gut &C.
eansen iein in Nublano ODER Oiel.
: leidt miilien iie 10 iasen Inn nib1
mcbr llnamebmlidfeiten 5u erie:
ben.
lleber sic Gintpanocrlrng ,miere,
beimatloien Sahien aus Guropc
: umo Giebenbiirgen fonnen tui,
1 ni6t piel beridten. Nad Ganaot
iollen cttpa 40 Sadicn gefommer
lein. 9lber bier in ben 8ereiniater
etaaten bort man penis bon sln
tommlinaen, nur bier lmb "a triff1
man cine ooer einen friib einge:
,panoerten Sabien.
| Gs lit lmter Dem nellen ameri
/; faniiden Ginipanoerllngsgeieb nih1
oiel erreibt tporoen, es lit abe'
nidt unlere Gebulb ionoern oit
SduIo Ser Gin,panberungsbebGr
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~ Stebenb1rotfd Uncertainties DoHsbIdH

,nel,tos -Seartenpurtie am Doarners=
tag, oen 81. Suli, / llbr nadymittaas
i'm @eitidite Snbienbeiln, no5l ale
Tauenstas 1sdjtpeitern bon Mai, ST.
nj, Suli uhS Mugllit ber5libit gebeten
iinc ettpas Gebdd mit3ubringen.
shueiter Jrisoa 5ldiid,er iueen mir
ale unier tiefites 8eileio iiir Sen
gerllllt ibrer 1odter Srieoa Ser
man.
Ser @loos.1leiiber Camille ga.
tnlieren tpir gum. 1ueuen Stamm6als
ter. 0rm emma Sartmon. ⪚na
9iibaer ,mb Roia Eetri speroen Sie
Sel,tib Stride i'm 9biel College Don
Der lsitts6ureb Spnobe it, Green
pille, Ya.. fir ldassere 3eit pertre-
ten. @ir luiiniden ifuen alles @ltte.
l1niere 1ldbite 8erlanunlune lit
@ittpoh, %oen 10. sll.e,,It. aartens
partie 3 llbr udo @eriauunl,rsg I'M
z llbr.
Muf Scr @ranfe,lliite iirlo: Roiina
aonrao, @oie 9h,oner 1upb Gliie 8in=
oer.Mber. @ir min Iben alien baloi-
&C geiierung.
6. Iii6ler Sefr.
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sdGfburser Yidnid.

9ie SddBblrrser baben ibre 3ll:
ianrmcnfunft oieieS SaDr am II. SSi,,
Ii unS stpar am altbefannten 1lat
bai MmaeI Seltmanu, SEEM 8aroer
ape., Salem. Chic. Mue liebcr
iSb6Bburger, Geren Sanlilien UNI
Mngeb0rigen laoen iuir freunolihi1
Elm lit an 0ieiem Pidnid 81 beteili,
gen. 8onrnt alle bon mob uno fern.
ibr tperoet lider cine quite 3eit ba-
ben. 9rir,gt einen sutgefiiaten 8orb
unb glten S1lnror init; fiir alles on
bere iorgt bas &ornitee.
tss.e..-+---s>. 8eorg Martini.
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@rokes sonntasidnl=Eidnid

Tie Sonntagsidule Der ct. SO,
bannes9emeinoe peranltaltet an
Counting, be, II. SN.li, ein Sid
mid auf Serrn rmo Srau Sobn uni
Sc,rnie 8rmms fsarm - an Hodc=
fellcr Roao. besinncno Inn llbl
nabmittass uno laoen ale Mit.
elieber Ser airben9elnearbe bers,
lid elm iid oaran gu beteiligen
gringt nur einen gltgefilllten&ort
imo eitte,r !0almor nit - ,lno ibr
peroet einen ih0nen Sag NIT Den
Sonntagibulfinoern perIeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Oiieite Qiebertafel.

Nad) ,mierer 8eriamnlung am
II. Suli battcn mir cine gelniitlide
@eburtstagsfeier.
Gutter @uden rno 8affee iuurbc
BON 8eburtstuastnpScrn aufgetragcn
@eburtstaeslieOcr apllreen geiungen.
9lfs @Gite batten mir 5iuei ilnge
WGodcr: HoIie Iap, GlHelfisdb yia'
rie Robinette ulto Rancp 8roos, Yrds
iiNeut s. Braun gratulierte alien
llluo niinibte ibnen uiel 8liif unS
bcIte 8cillnebit inn Namen Der 2Rs
bertaiel. 8isesYrdi. @atb. Jolbcrtb
Itcllte uns Dor. Gin 8ait ans Chicago
6rau GIiiabetb JabialL lit bier 5ur
Tauie ibres gnfelfin6es. 8ir bicben
lie tuillfomnncn ,rno tpiinIbten i6r
cine gliidl:be Giidreiie.
MQe Witslieoer fins eebetcn bite
cm WOatog abelto in Der 8eiangs.
it,lnoe antpeiea,D 81 iein, oa mir lcbr
@idjtiges 5u erleoigen baben fir oas
stinuerfcit in grie, go.
ts..,@a 1idnid
fir Sung nno Mlt am I. Iuallit auf
Er1i. s. 8rauns Garm. Mcbr Nus
t,mit miro ipGter befllunt aege5en.
slli Scr Granfeuliite lilo: Gath.
3afel llMo &utb. &areer. Wir iuiins
ihen beioen baloigc 8gerllng.
emma Salllerman, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
9atreSoer erSan,l11lunq

Sen, oie NIT bieier Seimatloien=
Giniuanoerung bon Ser Gegierung
betraut lporoen Iinb. MQes gebt gu
lan9iam.
Sc muroe in Der SaDresper=
iammlllng audi iiber anoere sSra=
gen, oie Gelobilfe betrifft, eeipro=
den. Nber nob elmer fllrscn @e=
ipredung iullroe beidlo6en bie sln=
gele9enbeit Dem 8eamtenitab gu
iagerlaiien 3u entibeioen iuas IN Der
neuen @elounseleeenbeit ees
tan lper6en iolle lmb fom. 6ierz
ouf ipuroe sur 8eamtenipabl ge=
lbritten rno nab fllrser Sebatte
ipuroen iGmtlidbe ietigen geomten
einitimnig mieoergeluablt lmo be-
auftragt IN cine pafante Stelle
ielbit su ertpGblen. Eaitor Sobn
8aumon aus Salem flmgierte als
8ouiiser lpGbrcldo Der @ablfrage.
lleber oie 1uc,e Silfsfrage miro
ipGter mebr unb ausoriidlib beri6=
tet tperoen f0nnen. Nab Sertagung
Der Geriammllmg be9a6cn iib Bic
meilten nab bem Salem Country
Club, mo man lib nad geliebel1
unterbilet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
SIN 2onuitce fit aaffee iino fol
senoe Sdueitern: 9orotbp Slit. H
GMit), Snhalma ltntd..
Suiarna Heinertb, Sefr.
3tueig Il.

oOsV<sU AZ.
Gs 6iene alien griioern CUR ge=
fdqigen Nadridt. oaB bic nGdite
Geriammllmg am II. Suli. abge=
balten tpirb. Serner mGdte ib nod
befannt MAIDEN oaB unier
8idnid
Sen 81. Suli allf @irts Sarm. be-
fainter aSlab. abgebaltcn ipir6. ipo=
gu ale sabien. beren Sreunbe ein=
gelaoen lino. Gs iollte an oieien
Sag fein Mitslie6 feblen. 6enn
oieier Sidnidta9 lit beionoers fir
bic &inoer. fir bic es freies See
Cream uno Grfriiblms sibt. Mud
Gin Erosramm piro am Nadmit=
tag fir Die &inocr geseben. 60
bite nidt 81 perseiien Ben 81. Suli
@rfngt cure ai,roer allf bas Ridsnid
,no miro tper6cn ale cine quite
3eit baben. 8ruoer 9edert liefert
oie Solfa=Mulif.
9llle Yriioer Die Doiplen ipollen
louen 1ib bel 8r: @eors Sdoriten
onmeloen.
Midael Sepner. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
2l,,< Detreit, 211idieat,
llnicre ndblte @eriammllng 1T
Oienstae, Dem 10. Suli. 6 llbr
abenos. Syrllfa &ellner, Setr.
e.. .. Il. mnb Sasonia Gem. G9or.

gs ,piro befannt aemadt. Sab Sic
reeelmGbige 8eriautrtluna Cams
tag, sen 16. SSuli. abenos. iIn Saros
MIA Barf an ii Mila NcoS atgsbal=
ten miro. 0ie tpas feline &erbiltoung
baben gum binm.sfabren, bite ieten
Gle iiD in 8erbinoung NIT oene'
Die Mutos boben. llniere Jeriell
iangen an oen 1. Suli lno omler11
gis gum IL. Mnguit. Nid)t bcrgebt
,rro fonrn,t aue fleibig iingen Damn
tpieber. gs 1uro a,,b befannt &C.
matt 6ab Der q. 9. Il. Gem. Gbor
ei1en Musflug bat am II. Suli nat
sssnoepcnoent 2afe uno Der Saronio
Gem. Gbor lift ber5lib eingelaoen NIT
5ugeben. @ir tpoaen l1ns alle Der
Ianul,eln an Bon 9yte utlS 8 Wlle
&odo Inn 8 llbr morgens. gfi6t oers
geBt ben Gag. II. S,rli, uuo bringt
einen gut eepadten 2,und nit. Der
2ate ioa idon .iein. 8mnst sic ganae
Jomilie nit fir cine quite 3eit.
glnna @infler, Sefr..