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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-04
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8aben.Yaoen. - Tieie meltbe
riibmte 9Gber, unb &uritaot lit uui
Dem beiten Wege. ibre Steuung als
3unenbauptitaot uno ais Staot NIT
Ser ununitritten aroBten 8eiabungs-
oibte ju perlieren. 6rancois Yoncet,
Ger neue Sobe aommiiiar iiir Die
iran5oiiide 3one. miro aaer Soraus,
iidt nah nit)t in 8aoen-9aben. ion,
oern in &Oblens ooer NainS reiioie.
rem. .0enn Dies DER 0aQ lit. miro
Sic Yeiatungsmadt Yaoen.Sab
san5 rlumen". iagte uptimiitlid) Ger
Sberbiirsernleiiter Sd)lapper. rSclbil
menn 0rancois Eoncet in 8aoen,
8aoen bleibt. miro bod Die Beiat'
;unssmadt gang erbeblih perringeri
meroen." Niemano fennt Ole StIrfe
Scr geiabung senau. Ytan id)att iit
oeute aui rmo 10000 bis 10000
1ran3oien. Nad) neuciten Sniorna
tionen iou nur oas militdriid)e Sber'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-04

hpilolpafci pcridledtcrt habcn. Sas
3entlitcr &oplin, oos fir sic Ser
ltellrna bon beitcm l$or,ellon I'M
bcoinNt nptpcnoia lit, miro in ln,ll=
rcihcnocn Mcn9cn aclicfcrt. lmp
uuh I'M &ublenbesua aus 9sDbmen
babcn iih ltGnoia Sdlpjeriafcitcn
crNcbcn.
Sn oicier 3lpongsla9c mubte Der
SnDuftricslpciN Du,u iibcrNeben,
Hobltpfie NIT 9r0bercm &pitenoui=
lpuno aus pcrfcDrsfernen 8cbictcm
III beiieben. Sie buperiibe Yrolm=
toble eignet iid, nibt fir Den @pr=
,cllanbronO.. Ginen Griat fir Sic
bobnlild)e &oble bietet nltr oas &ol.
nre yraunfob!enbeden; an Stelle
bDbmiider Stcinfoble muB Stein=
foble aus Dem 9iubr9ebiet besoeen
lperocn. lno bier flo9t Bic Snou=
ltrie' oariiber. boB pielfah un9eei9=
nete Sortcn aelicfert lperocn. &aoli=
ne uno Sune miiiicn, bo oos bope-
ride &oolin QllolitGtsmBia nur tell
lpelfe hefricoi9t, us benz MuslonD
bcsoNcn lperoc1,. Samit lit bas 9tpb-
ltoffproblem in ocn Mittelpunft Der
Grlpaaunaen aeriift.
Sn ocn fiibrsnoen &reiien Der
Fprselloninolitrie betralftct man
Den beuti9cn 3litano dis Elm llebcr=
lalasitaoilum lmo bofft aui baloi0e
Giniidt lmo &ernunft. Die Snou.
ltrie ordn9t ouf Sonoertariie fir
Die Giienbabnfrabten fir pcrfebrs.
ferne 9tobitoffe. Sicie iSurocrlmQ
1T teincslpaes lnbillia. ,penn man
lih pcrae9enluGrti9t, oaB bon elmer
Mbrcsproouftion bon orciBia Mil.
liunen &iloaranrm un0ciGbr cil
Nicrtel alls9cfiihrt lpiro. Tel We:
lunlterpDrt Der Epr;ellaninoultrie
uno ilpar .loipubl 8eid)irr-. ols aud
tehnlid)es unb &unitpor;ellan, be
trllN l94S fat s Diillioncn Iollor
| Sine lpeitere Nuroeruna Der Norsel
laninouItrie be,iebt iib auf Scr
! Nusbau Der Nutpbobn uno anoerel
StraBen in Der Cjtpeitrihtl,ng.
!! Nls iebr orinNlii) lpirb Die 8ai
lerperbinolna Jibein -Main SO
j nou enpflmoen. Scr glusbau ocs
| vamberaer $yafenS lpiiroe perfebrs
;: lndBia cine aroBe GntlaltlnQ beocu
ter. Tie aapasitGt Der Snouitri
fonne bel allsreihenoem 9iobitofi
be;lia lpeientlih b0ber fem ols bcll
te. 100 lie nir III iiebiia Yrp,en
nllsgenllbt lpirb. Sir oas ipeit
! Sierteliabr iino bic 3obitoffsute
u lunaen um 20 Erosent oetiirat mo-,
hoen, 10 baB bic 8robuttion perrin.
grct tperoen mub, fofern es nidt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-04
moalih lit. oie Somoerreierpen II
9lniprud) III ncbncn.
Nie NuSiuhr

m0alid, lit. oie SonOerreierpen 1T
9lniprud) III ncbnlcn.
0ie Mmsiubr
slllcroinNs iiuo fiir cine Steiae=
rlrno Der S(usiubr bon ASor,ellan
nod lpeitere lpeieltli1)e Yeoln9lln-
aen III criiillen. Sic acbOren III oas
Webiet Der 6anOelspcrtrdae. Nad)
elmer 9ieibe bon Staaten fam. oo
bier 6onoclsohfommen tcblen, nid)t
crportiert lperoen, ob,pobl oieie Sdn=
Der Il, alltcn 9lbncbmern sGblten. Gs
bonoelt iid UNI 'sranfreih. Gna-
lauO, Seitcrrcid). TGnemarf. 9tor=
lpeacn unb iiioomerifaniid,e &anoer.
6ollono. oas friiber iebr uiel Eors
,cllan be,oa. ldbt bel,te MIR Ginfubr.
fpntinoente ,u. Die sebn 9Srocnt oct
Gorfrie0smen0e ausnad,en. Nut
Der Sitcn Guropas fdllt praftiid
aus. 9lur ,,pci Staaten aelpdbrer
cine ,pirflid ircie 6onbclsmGalih
felt, bic Ncreini9ten Staaten boz
9lmerifa lmb Die Gdnpei,. Tie Yor
sellaninoultrie forbert. oab iie be
tiinitiacn 0erbanblungen in oei
! 6anoelspertrd9en beiicr beriidiid)
tiqt ,pirb.
(8o6iide 3eituns.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-04

Srdntfurt. - Ste nnlerlfanlId)e
armee, orei Stellen Der Wtilit1rper-
paltuns uno Die oeutid)en Son1mter
iino i'm Vesriii, einem srcben
Sdpinhel Elm gnoe ju bereiten. Nad)
Dem gerift ameritaniiher 3onbeam.
ten meroen idon ieit seraumer 3eit
9oiiee. aafao, Sbofolaoe, yplon-
itriimpie. 9eilmittel uno Stofie ais
rSiebessaben" in o,e amerifaniid)e
Selasunssjone perianot uno in Dem
Sd)leidlbanoel lpeiterpertauit. Nat)
Den Yeitimml,ngen lit eS 8obItitig.
feitsperbiinoen seitattei, galtje Sa-
ounsen joafrei einjuiiibren.
Subn u. NcGurtbp. ser Snipef.
tiunsleiter Der amerifaniihen Suu.
beboroe. erfllrte bierju, oub Die Gr.
tr1gniiie aus oieiem Sd)pinbel gum
1eil bu3u benl,st pproen ieien. ar.
tifel. Die in Ieutid)Inno falm 81
boten iino. uuijufuuien, UNI iie nad
nnOeren 2dnhern Su perienoeu. lleber
bieie anoeren 2Gnoer muroe nidts
9f1beres angegeben.
Sn einem Snterpie,p leste Ic.
Gartbp oar, oie 8euolferuns ser Ser
einigten Staaten gebe ibr 8elo iiir
nobltGtige Suede in Tel,tit,lano
Der, aber oas pirfe lid nitt INNER
10 aus.
Sobn Come, ser Nahrihtend)ei
Der 3oubeborSe, iaste, iolpeit es ieit.
itellbar lei, belieien lid oie 3ollum.
eebunsen in Ser amerifaniid)rn 3une
ilbrih aui insgeiant 500 bis 600
Ytilliunen Guu,r. Gin Sruber Cell
bierupn entfuue aui Waren. Ole al
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-04
Elm SchIuchtfe|d
wird verkuuft
Schwedische Enlklave In
Deutschland.

Seip5ig. - 0as biitoriid)e SdyIod,t-
telo Don Siiten, aui Sem Sonia 8u-
ltnp Mooli I'M Sabre 1852 oen SeI-
oentoo fano, miro in aiir3e in id,tpe.
olld)cn 9eiib iher9eben. Die Stobt-
neripaltun9 bon 9iiten bat nit 9u-
ltinml,n9 Ser rlliiiihen Beiobunas.
nadt Ser id)tpeoiid)en @uitap. .NooIi-
Sfittl'n9 oas Nn9ebot gemad,t, oas
9eblet nit Den Bort auiyeiiibrtcn
'dtlpeoild)en Grinnerungsit1tteu ais
elgentl'm 81 iibernebmen, oo sic
1eoddtnisfapelle unS sic iibriaen
bon Ser @uitap, ,Noli- Stiituna ouf.
seiiibrten Bauten aus oen Witteln
Ser Stoot nid,t mebr unterbalteu
merocn fonnen. Cine Gntid,0oiauna
fiir Die lleberlaiiuns lit oesbolb niL)t
por9eieben.
Die 8uitap. Nvoli.aapeue muroe
I'M Sabre 1907 aui Dem etua 20
Gilometer iiiomeitlih Don 0eip3ia
selesenen Sdlad)tielo aus idypeoi-
ld)en Spenoen auiseiiibrt. Yis Slm
5melten Weltfrie9e iibernabm sic
Staot Siieen Sie Ni.ese Ser aopeue.
Wdbreno Der &fbanblrnen ent-
ltanoen erbeblide 3eritorun9en an
oem 8aluuert, Sic in3piiben olrd
Snitiatipe Ger 8uitap. .MooIi- -Stiitung
bcieitigt DurOen. Shon porber mar
cine gr0Bere 2anoilGbe Inn oas FL
itoriid)e 8elGnOe BON Sdpueoen
f1llilid) er1porben moroen. UNI cine
ltorenoe Sieolung 81 perbiubern.
Der idymeSiihe aoni,u in 2iisen.
Otto Sinf. 1T IN StodboLn ei,,9e-
trofien. uln ieiner 8esierunY iiber
Den oeutid)en Yorid)las Berid)t 81 er.
itatten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-04

fomnlanoo in 8aoen- -Yaoen bleiben
Vtit Ser Iufbebun9 Der Diilitir.
perDaltuns in Ger iran50iit)en Gone
lperoen nlebr als jlpei Drittel DER
&ontrollitellen auiseloit Sdon in
oer ndd)Iten 8cd)cn weroen oie er.
item Jran5oien nod griiiauns ibrer
Auigaben Die Gone perlaiien Der al.
Jemeine Abbau ioQ iebr roib Dor
lid) seben gs iheint. oab iid) Oamit
Die 3ablen Der 8eiatllnssfrGite ser
fran5oiiid)en Gone oen SerbGitniiien
IN Der Bijone an9leihen meroen.
Gie 8aaen-9noener ielbit iino il,
bOifnunssuollem Mufbrud). Sic mar.
ten aui oie 1reisabe Scr SotelS uno
Damn aui Die Jrenoen uno oas Belo.
oas tie brinsen. Yaben- -8aoen braud)t
8elo, nm ieine iriibere Beoeutung
uno ieinen einitigen 3omiort 5uriid-
Suseipinnen.
9tod) liegen feine flaren Sd)Gtun.
gen Ser iogenannten 8ele9ungsid)G=
Den Dor, nit oenen lid Die senllit)
ten oeutid) ).iran5oiiihen gntid)Goi
9ungsserihte 81 beidGttigen baben
Sic seben nit Siherbeit in oie Mil
iionen. ~2aBt uns crit mol aniansen
Sic meroen ieben. pie id)neu ,pi,
mieoer Die auritabt in Siiolpeit
orutihlanO peroen," iagen Die 8a.
oen.V .Vaoener ieoenl. Der eS bOren mill
3lpiid)em Scr Don Biiros UNI
Aenltern seipidten 0id)tentbalel
Strabe uno oem 9Gitebaus @enero'
Gonigs. Der Viaa &ann, Dem 8otel
@retel unO Dem 5auberbuit itonen
.Merfur" liegt oas ate Baoen.Yo
Sen. Gl,berlih un5erlt0rt. iiir ieoel
Elm Bib oes 5rieoens. ods alid) oas
bunte aaleioofop Ser 8esenmart
ser uniiornen. Nutos uno Sd,iloer
tiirme. niht itGrt. IN oaS iopQiid)
Paoen sBaoen tperoen aud, piel
SranSoien. Die 8iirod}eis uno &c
fretIrinnen. oenfen. oie nun III ibr
&einat juriiffebren iolen. Mud) III
nen itillt Der Mbid)ieb nid)t leid)t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-04
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;srciburo. - Iic Eorsellonin.
ouitric in gapern miibt iih Inn per,
id)icoene Trnbleme. bon ocren 2oi=
lung bic @irtidaitlihfeit Der DC,
tricbe obbdn9t. IS banbelt iirh I'M
cincn icbr beoclltenoen Snoultrie:
,lpci0. Der Den 6ouptontcil am bo.
pcriid,cn Grport trG9t. Sie or0Bte
Spr9e bercitet bic Epr,cllaninpu,
Itrie Die Srennuna Sberfranfcns
bon Den benohbarten &irtidofts.
rdumen I'M 9tprben unb I'M 9torn=
often Oes 9onbcs. Sic ]Spr,ellonin=
oultrie critreft iid) pon Soi=Mo-
idenDorf cntlona Der bobnliihcl,
8rense bis narb &eipen in ocl
Sberpial,. @ut Die oGlfte Der gc.
triebe iino in uno INN Selb fonsen=
triert.
Ser Stonoort Der Snouitric lpo,
robltDffbeoin9t. lmo sipar anfGna
lid burh Den 0ol;rcitbtum ocs
Nranfempaloes mb bes ;sidtler9e,
biraes, Damn ourd) Die TGbe oel
bobmlibcn &oblenloNer uno INSIDE.
ionocre Der &oolingruben I'M &arls
bober Scfcn. Sie Eorscllaninouitrit
l)atte lid auf Die bObn,iid)en braun
foblen bcs ,Solfcnaller 4ebictcs unf
bic Steinfoblen aus Der lilicnel
0eNcno eln9eitellt. 9ariiber blnaus
lpuroc III suncbmenbem WaBe nit
tclocltide gralnfoble perlpenoet
Sic aiinitiae Gage su Den 9iobitoii
Qllellcn lit bllrt1, Die ,Solgen oes
slueitcn &eltfrie9es sunidte ae
moht. Sosu fonlmt nod. oaB lid
/ bic Soanoclsbe,iebunaen ,ur Side
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-04
Schwinde| NIT Liebesgaben in
der j. S.-zon scharf bekaempft
y. S. Armee und devtsehe Zoluemter qrefen Elm.

io9enannte 2iebesgaben bereinfineu
uno Damn peiterperfauit tpiiroen.
McGortbp iiibrte nod aus. oat
bunoerte auseblid pobltdtise Ser.
binoe in Ser amerifaniiten Sone
nur 10 aus Dem groen seitoiier
ieien. gs ieien nur "a ioIhe Ser.
binoe uon Ser ameritaniihen Nili.
tlrperlpaltllng anerfanut.
$4,000 Yaar Npliunitrimpfe.
Sn einem Jaa, erjdblte er. ieieu
nid)t peniger oils 25,OOO Eaar Np.
lpnItriinrpie als Siebessaben fiil Ell,
men NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ansefon.
men. Was braud,e eine WobltGti9.
feitselnrihtl,ns 10 uielc gsplon'
itriimpie?
Shptolube. Die alS 9iebesgaben
einseiiibrt wuroe. iei meiterperfauit
muroen Nus De. Cribs ieien ieblen,
De Mrtifel lpie &ugellaser gum Ver.
iano ms Auslano erDorben mOroen.
slber in LETTER 3eit babe man id)on
oerartige fnappe lFnterialien. oie
obne Grlaubnis Der Ytilitiirperpal.
tuna iiir oen grport beItimmt lpa.
rem, an Der 8ren5e angebalten uno
bcitlagnabmt
slae oieie Shieber peroen ins
8ei1ngnis manoern. erflurte Otc-
Gartbp. Sopeit slngeitellte Der BE
iobuna in 9etrad)t fomnnen. tonnei,
lie bis = Sabren eingeiperrt weroen
ODER lie miilien bobe 8eloltraien be-
,obleu. Wilit1rperipnen fonnen nad)
3rieasred,t perurteilt lperoen 8egell
Die Itutiden miro uad) oeutldlel1
Hedlt pOrgegan1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-04

SblppbI ibr @oblitanb ibnen
ipirtitaftlid)e Giherbeit perbiir9te,
lie6cn iih picle Don ibnen gum @n=
icbluB an 6itler perfiibren. iei es
aus folih peritonoener Saterlanos
liebe, iei es aus onoeren @riinoen.
Sci ieber paiienben unO lnpalen.
ben @ele9cnbeit tpuroe in ibren SEQ
Ionien nun bic Safenfreusfobne &C.
seiat. obipobl iie tpiiicn muBten, ipie
iebr bies bie Suben berausforoerll
muBte. Die porber porbanoenen
frcumbidaftliden mo aeid)dftlid)en
ge,icbun9en su Der benacbbarten
iiioiiden Yep0lferuno nurben au=
mGblih ab0ebrctben Cine beionbere
9fpIe ipielte ber in Gorona aeborcne
SS=Hiibrcr @ihmann. Der in ieiner
Su0cno aelernt botte, flieBenb bes
brdiid) unb iiioiih al ipretlen. ST
ipieIte in Ser bon 6itler entfellelten
Gcrnidtumasaftipn ae9en olles Su.
biibe in europa cine lpihtiae &ollc
iein 9iome lit besbalb audi in ben,
9tiirnberaer GroseB aeaen bic
6aupttrie0sperhreher 0fters ae=
nannt lporben, ols Der zines Man.
mes, auf oeiien &onto Souienoe Dol,
Morocn an Suoen fommen. Sn Sa=
tGltina, bel Ben Semplern. bic sll
6itlcr iiber9eaan9en tparen, Qalt er
ais Der fiinftiNe v@auleiter."
Ierlprenes Grbe
Sm &rie0e pcrleitetcn bic anfGnN=
lihen ocutihen Sieoe piele Semplcr
III o0arciiiper 6oltuna. es aab 9ro=
bunNen ae9er bic iiioiihen Nod).
barn. Die &luft lpuroe uniibcrbriif.
bar. Die britiidc Manoatsreaieruno
intcrnierte Die beutiden MGnner I'M
militGrpflid)ti0en glitter, gum Sell
in Den beutit)en Gieberlaiiungel,
ielblt. Oils freilih nah Der beutithen
Nicoerlo9e bel 81 9llomc;n Die @en.
olma i'm &ricae iiftbar ,punbe, ipa.
rem alld) Die Sempler bereit. am
Gnbiie9e Sitlers su aipeifeln. 9ln'
Gnoc bes &rie9es perlonaten DIE Su,
ocn bon Der Notwithstanding, ooi,
bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Semplcr
oos Sono perlaHen miiBten, lmo
botten nit oieier Noroeruna Grfola.
slunal ba bic Notwithstanding
nad ibrcm @eaaan0 NIT Der Nus,
/, tpeiiuno Der Sen,pler bitten rehnel,
miiiicn. Die Sempler ielbit ainaen
ium fleinercn Sell noh Seutitblanr
suriid, gum ar0Rtcn Sell in iiberiee
iite Stinber. Sbr nicbt lmbetrGhtli.
Dies Germooen in EaIGitina ,piro
iolpeit es i'm 2auoe lie0t, bon einen,
SreubGnoer fin feinolicbcs &erm0.
gen pcrlpoltet. @as ipGtcr oamit ae.
ithiebt. lit uod) often.
Niit bem @eaaan0 Der Semple,
lit cine Srabitipn oboeibloiicn, olt
! mcbr ols iieben Sabrsebnte belton:
ben bate. SIM Staatc sSirael mob
ncn bellte sablreihe sluslGnocr, gun,
Sell in 9ei6loilcnen &olonicn, bcutt
lpie porocm i'm belten Ginpernebmc,1
NIT bcn iiibiidcn Sieolern uno qua
su ocm Sdulbfonto Des 9tational:
] ip,ioliSmIS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-04

&taI Gt' anD 3ert Anaesss.s..
0ettolteb sn Qrantenveresn rss
Gentral kertanbP Deam ntAt, tete
q be 8eu tetaxtretea..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-04

-Deiien Sic BET &taf1ufen bar.
1ui bin. oat Sic Die An3eiae i'm
.8oIfsbIatt" aelefen hrbpn
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29

/ tralian elections, the Conserva-
tives are wheeling up their big
guns for the climax in the battle
to determine who will guide Bri-
tain's destiny in the frightening
years ahead. Private enterprise,
steel, sugar, cement, and insur-
ance, feeling the hot breath of
naturalization, are pouring huge
sums into the campaign while
most newspapers look upon Labor
with the same apprehensions as
their American counterparts have
displayed toward the New and
Fair Deals. The election will
probably come off in February
but my guess is that Mr.. Church
ills cohorts would do well to
wait till the votes are in before
planning TO unscramble the plan
ming of the state planners.
Last week | attended my first
political rally, one addressed by
Colonel CONNIE Duncan and
Lady TWeedsmuir, conservative
M.P's from Perth and South Alb
erdeen. | am not one to gauge the
sentimental value of kits and
sporran. But | can't deny full
admiration for the courage of the
colonel who dared flaunt an I'M
aesthetic paunch where double
breasted coat might easily have
diverted attention to his fine head
and lucid, at times witty, speech.
Now Lady Tweedsmuir is some
thing else again. II this tall, slim,
beauteous creature with the well
modulated voice isn't the most
glamorous gal (she has three chill
dren) in politics, I'll eat every
page of the next issue Of 'Tory
Challenge" What's more, she
talked sense.
On this occasion, however, Col
onel CONNIE Duncan had been
slated to state the Conservative
case. He did it with as much ease
as if he had thoroughly digested
"The Right Road For Britain"
The issue, he said, was whether
the United Kingdom would choose
parliamentary democracy or the
socialized state, which is the
nursery Of communism" (At this
point I was touched with a spell
of homesickness.) With the
strength Of Galahad, the old cam
paigner then braed five or six
principle lies of the Socialists as
well as the threat of statism TO
y trade unionism. q coopera-
tives, and 81 Christianity. He was
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29

ready to lead a revolt, constitu-
tional of course, against crushing
taxation, the cost of living, and
the tyranny of the state.
According to this veteran of
two wars, today's full employ
ment is an illusion created by
American dollars. The Tories, if
returned, would restore freedom
and liberty, provide an adequate
living standard with floor but no
ceiling, remove controls (but not
rationing), stop further nationali-
zation, furnish expert guidance
where decentralization was i'm
possible, reduce waste, restore the
value of the pound, lower taxes,
and provide incentive. The pre-
sent social services would be
maintained.
This was a sympathetic meeting
of some 400 partisians who in
dulged in considerable applause
(the usual British stomping of the
feet, and an occasional "hear,
hear" Obviously, there was no
need for conversion. It may be
that these well dressed people
came only to be informed. But
there was no one in the audience
under thirty-five and my esti-
mate of the average age would be
BETWEEN forty-five and fifty. I
walked out of the hall into a
heavy snow wondering where the
Young voters were and whether
YOU can win an election without
them.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
Demonstration Clubs
Hold Christmas Party

The Council of Home Demon
stration Clubs of Holmes county
met Tuesday, December 20, at
two o'clock in the demonstration
kitchen at Lexington. A table
was gay with gifts. Miss Joyce
Williams led the singing of "Sil-
ent Night" and Jingle Bells"
The roll was called and the min
utes read by the secretary, Miss
Mariana Kimbrough After a
short business session presided
over by Mrs. c. F. Moore, Miss
Williams reported on the splen-
did donations she is taking from
the clubs to the Home for Old
Men and Old Women. She told
of the drive being made for
funds to build two All club camps
in the state at Sardis lake and
one on the Gulf coast The state
parks cannot accommodate a All
camp from each county that
wants one. Since the Young peo-
pie then~e'ves have r7ised large
part of the quota and stand fifth
in the state, the council approx
ed presenting the cause to the
local clubs of women.
Mrs. w. T. Holder directed the
games. Furious competition mark
ed the unscrambling Of Christmas
terms. Tears were in many eyes
over the antics of poor Uncle
Josh.
The Acona ladies. Mrs. J. l..
Braddock and Mrs. Clifton Hugh
es. served attractive Christmas
plates. The guest of honor was
Miss Santa Tackett of Richland
and Oxford. She came with her
sister, Mrs. J. E. Chisolm, Mrs.
James Summerlin and Mrs. B. A.
Mcbride. Mrs. w. H. Roach was
present as past president. Other
members present were Mrs. J. H.
Gulledge, Mrs. NJ M. Parkinson,
and Mrs. w. c. Sheehy Of Be-
thesda; Mrs. Forrest lizard, Mrs.
F"--A Moss, and Mrs. H. D. Bou-
chillion Of Castalian Springs: Mrs.
Leo Spell and Mrs. Aaron CAN'T
Of Brozville: Mrs. Joe Gilmore of
Coxburg; Mrs w. r. Sullivan
and Mrs. Mack Ellington of Lex
ington.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
H O N E
HIN T S
SLEEP IN COMFORT
ny
FRANCES
FORTENBERRY
Home Economies
Director Miss Power
q Light Co.

Sleeping comfortably is so i'm
rortant to all IF us that the manu-
facturers OF inner spring mat
tresses have made fortunes (weIl,
more or less) AS good as inner
spring mattresses may be they do
not insure comfortable sleeping.
We are told, by those who know,
that the sheets should be long
enough to allow toe room" at the
foot of the bed. Some ventilation
is necessary, too. Exclude all light
except possibly small z watt
night light in the hall or bath
room Parents of new babies find
this small bulb very great help
As II furnishes enough light for
moving around in the room or a
aIick glance at the baby, but not
norSh' to disturb sleep.
The amount and kind of cover
8 most important to sleeping COM
fort. Many heavy blankets do not
always promise wa NTH on a cold
winter night. Electric manufac-
tuners have solved this problem
Tor us by producing electric bed
covering in the form of electric
blankets, comforters or sheets.
Erch type is different, but gener-
ally speaking you set a dial to the
temperature at which you like to
sleep. Whether the weather gets
colder or war -ie-. the electric bed
covering keeps the same tempera-
tu1e.
The electric bed covering may
be had in wool as a blanket. or
satin as a comforter. The rich
Ji:stel shades suit any bedroom
furnishings and personal taste.
fhey ee. lid OF the chilly shock
YOU get from cold sheets WHEEL you
slip into bed. At bedtime. flick the
switch. BY the time you're un-
dressed you can slip into a warm
cozy bed.
Only one. single lightweight
cover gives perfect sleeping COM
TT no matter how the weather
may change during the night. Does
he same thing every night all win
ier long The operation is auto
tic. so you never have to worry.
You'll scarcely be able to feel
he warmth the heat is SO evenly
attributed. You can stretch full
iength and relax as on a mild sum-
mer night. Even warmth brings
jou restful sleep.
Only one cover is necessary. No
.eavy cover to lift when you turn
yer. No getting up to look for
'xtra covers when II gets cold, no
licking them off when it gets
arm. And only one cover to ham
e when you make up q. bed. One
> store for the summer and one
keep r.ean, and keeping 1t clean
easy as pie. With the exception
II the outer covering OF the West
nghouse Comforter (rayon satin)
hat must be dry-cleaned all cleo
iric bed covering Is washable.
LOST electric bed covering comes
equipped with q booklet OF instruc-
lions to tell ,ou how to use and
care for 1t.
For complete sleeping comfort
use automatic electric bed cover
ing.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
HENRY McGEES HOLD
OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. MCGEE,
Jr., entertained on Friday even
ing from 8 to 10 with open house.
The Christmas motif was used in
decorations.
Mrs. Dan Hathorn and Mrs. By
ron Sharpe presided at the punch
bowl. Sandwiches were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Weatherly
OF Gulfport announce the birth of
daughter on Tuesday, Deem
Der IL, l949. She has been nam
ed Gayle Ann. Mrs. Weatherly
is the former Ann Penn, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Penn of
Tchula.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Marshall
were guests of Mrs. Silas Dubard
and Mrs. Houston Heath in JEFF
ferson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peaster and
sons Tommy and Sonny left Fri
day to spend the holidays in Flo
rida. They will attend the Orange
Bowl game.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Brannon WIS.,
tied his mother in Winona Sun
day. Mrs. H. H. Wallace and
Mrs. Cunningham accompanied
them to Durant and were the
guests of relatives.
MIR. and Mrs Martin Thomas
Walt and small daughter have re-
turned to their home in Cheyen-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-12-29
From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh
Specs And ! See
Eye To Eye

Asked Specs Allen 70 60 hunt.
ing last week. Known him all my
Me, 50 l wasn't surprised when
- showed up with no gun. Specs
doesn't like to kill anything.
Couldn't ask for . better hunt
ing companion, b o . & b. We
tramp around the woods. and
whenever the dogs flush . bird,
] blaze away while Specs Just
watches.
Told him once 1 was surprised
he went along -. feeling the
way he does about shooting any.
thing. We'll. joe" he says, "you
do what you think is right and
I'll stick TO what l think is right.
I've no call to dislike you for nor