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sTRINGFELLOw. ROBER

STRINGFELLOw. ROBERT R. On
gfR;sErrnxS n5S sldysa 1sss son RosFfI sf Ros.s
at his late ~ residence. 1875 st. s. NV,
pssss ssesa' cems.s M:s = 's cao.p. w.t.
Pm.
TooLE. REV. VIOLET cLoRE. sud
denly. on Friday, May o. 1949. at her resi-
SEP Il 4: Il a' S.o1s
Mrs. Mary Du Barry Of Detroit. Mich:
Charlie co1s ot sao e ssS snS
leaves eight Erandchildren, two great
grandchildren and a host Of other relatives
ina jarvis ss cu.a si n ts es
st. NV. from 10 am. Sunday. May g.,
until 8 pm. Monday. May O.. Funeral and
ad petro,i MaS 1.pers psas. N
TOWERS, MARK L. There viii be q
special communication OF Sam
!: 5:;::
,r.,s sonic ri.ss ct the Ssnsssl .oi car 9 I,
members are invissd % q sssnsi . -. e =
Attest: JACOB SANDER. Secretary. 8
TUCKER. LEE II. On Wednesday, May
M sts liz Il T. n Tuekrh csEa afsss Il sss st.
os Mas: spn %sm. Fl Ms Nellie ans james
Tuet:1. Tsn' t.sssa sshss X sd, e 'I e. I
other rslatises and friends. 1attsf III nssn sss
Ernest % jarvis M fansrsi ' Church. nn a. iass Yss III
10. st IL: 80 am. st The above funeral ai
Interment Arlington National cenietery.
5,7.S,9.
WILLIAMS. EUGENE. On Thursday,
May .. 1949. EUGENE WILLIAMS OF 1917
Nam n Mascne ant Rosa L ssfysa Sa0er q Na
lima and Carrie Warren oi wsshinston, B.
and and friends. Remains restins ' With IT. [. E
Murray & Son, 1887 10th st. NV. where
friends may call after 1 pm; sunday. and
sssss, r..rr.ss sass..
WILLIS. COULTER r. Departed this
llfs Wednesdsy. May Z; 1919. at Freed
COULTER ot e p. WILLIS. hnssSa he leaves devoted
wife. seven children, mother, three annts.
two uncles, two grandchildren and other
ths nc reaasnse o. s moer mas 4s
sorth Nor West ST. Als1sndri1 va on Sun.
ssss s.D nas ehare ~ Rev Rsv e. sae Adts Aisa
ofnciating. Intermsnt Tuesday. May 10,
at $50 an, In Arlington National Gem
etery. o
YOUNG. GEORGE A. On Friday. May
8. 1949,. GEORGE 4. YOUNG, husband Of
Mary Ellen Young. father Of Mabel Rostom
and Emma Ferenex, brother Of Archie
Young Of Springfield, Va. Friends may
call ct the Robert A. Nattingly Funeral
Home, 131 11th ct. Sc, until Monday,
May q, ct $50 am. Requiem mass at
Holy Comforter Church at 10 am Reia-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Mount olivet Cemetery. 8
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4n @rntnria,t,

COLEMAN, REBECCA. In loving mem
COLEMAN. who departed this life nine
years ago. May z. 1910,
Just . loving thought.
just silent tear:
just Q beautiful memory
OF z mother ! loved 50 dear:
HtS cork2osns kosiSo DAUGHTER ELSIE n.
DAWES. anna; In loy.ns remsmbrsnce
dsparted this life two years ago today.
May 4. I947.
TIVE yssrs have passed and some
Time and space cannot erase
Her memory from our hearts.
Never Never .,.n shall We cease g love you,
The Ereatest love forever fingers
In our hearts for you today.
Some may think we have forsotten
when at times they see US smile,
But little do they know tke sorrow
aa' ass % ilss 5asorsS rs caIDsss :Ii ias ssls
ERICKSON. EVA 4. In memory Of our
mother, Mrs, EVA x. ERICKSON, who died
Nay 1925; at 1914 Lawrence st. me-,
You are not forsotten.
Nor will you ever be,
As lonx as life and memory last
We VIII remember thee.
DAUGHTERS. ALICE AND BETTY ERIcK-
FosoUE. SOLOMON 4. rIlustrious peers
and sublime princes Of Jonathan,
n Davis Consistory. No. l. are here
BY notified 10 attend the mid
l;as, n,sns setxlss sSs our .a's ssa. sss,,H,s
kS sunday, May 8, Iszs. at Frazier.s
~ Funeral Home, Inc, 3ss 4. !.
a LAWRENCE \. HAWKINS; az;
MfLsIs R..nsr of ths seal and Archives.
KEATTNG, PRISCILLA ROBERTSON. In
,ovSss memory OF my dear mother. fR1S-
ella ROBERTsoN KEATrN0. who
uassed away three years ago today. May
z. 1946.
somewhere back q The su1sst' ne
she lives In land Of sicry
with the blue and sold OF the skies
Goa gave me strength 70 bear my sorrow
And courase 70 nsht the tns pc BLOW
HEs In LOVING DAuoHTER. NELLIE.
METNBERG, ADAM. In loving memory
of nv dear father. ADAM ME1NRERG.
Who passed away four yeaTs aso fcdsy.
Ma his Dfivo4sD 4 asfs SON. JOHN .. MEIssE.c
wuIIANs. JAMES n. sR. Sacred 70
the memory Of our husband and father.
JAMEs II. WILLIAMS. sr- who left Us
Ave years asc today. Nag 2. ls44
Your memory is an We have nov,
Your cares are all at rest;
We are happy 70 kncw that We can say
We loved you and did our best
An day we have been thinkins.
ThinktnE lust q 700.
OF the times We had foSether
prvo1Tnsep AZ sas wiz naes' cnIpsss n issa oRAsD-
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the law school.
Chief Judge
G e o 6 e p.
Barse, chancel-
lor, announced
today.
Mr.. Kinks. IS,
and q native OF
w a s h ! ngton.
left the school
during Wo d
war II 10 serve
as q cavalry
officer. He has
retain ned his
rank of lieuten-
ant-colonel on
.-~n@s.~ ~kax,ap
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Hungary Charges Yugoslavs
Sent 100 10 Act as Spies
ny Ina A.sse;o,sd Press

BUDAPEST. Hungary. May T.
The Hungarian government today
accused Yugoslayia Of sending
more than 100 agents Illegally TO
Hungary on the night OF April u.
A protest was made to Yugoslay
authorities
A communique described the
agents as ..reactionary" Hungari-
ans who had escaped TO Yuso-
slayia and said Yugoslav secret
police had trained them in meth
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Moniu Sentence Upheld

BUCHAREST, Rouaania, May
II tR.The life sentences Of Peas
ant Party Leaders Jtlliu MANU-
and Ion Mihalache on charges
Iof high treason and sabotage were
confirmed today by the Romanian
supreme Military Court.
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6. {. Mouser, 80. Dies;
Once Wos in Congress
sy shs Assesiassd eress

MARION, Ohio. May 7.-Grant
E. Mouser. 60-year-old former
Congress member from Marion.
died yesterday.
He had been practicing attor-
ney here since 1891 and served rs
Marion County prosecutor. He
was q Republican.
Mr.. Mouser served two terms IN
Congress. Is04-o8. from the old
18th Ohio District. now the Eighth
District. He also was q Marion
County common pleas court judge
for 10 years.
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Thursday in Mr. strinsfeiss.
Perry Point Veterans Hospital
after an illness of six months.
A native Of Washington. Mr..
Stringfellow was graduated from
Western High School. He en-
listed In the Coast Guard shortly
after Pearl Harbor.
He was member OF the West
ern Presbyterian Church. Nine
Iteenth and III streets NV.
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Bor Books Eberhurter

PITTSBURGH. May Z R.-
Representative Eberharter. Demo-
crat of Pennsylvania, has the en-
Idorsement of the Allegheny
County Bar Association for a
judgeship in the federal district
court Of western Pennsylvania
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National U. Law School
Names R. F. Kinks Dean

Rowland r. Kinks, Washington
attorney and member Of the Ma
tional University School OF Law
faculty, has been named dean Of
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Robert R. Stringfellow
Rites Planned tomorrow

Funeral services for Robert
Raymond Stringfellow. 28. a
boatswain's mate In the Coast
Guard and World War III vet
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eran, W i'll b e
held at 10 am.
tomorrow.
The services
will be at the
home Of his
pare n t s. Mr..
and Mrs. Rob-
ert T. String
fellow. Ia 2 6
III street NV.
Burial viii be
in Fair vie W
Cemetery, Cul-
peper, Va.
He q 1 e d
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Mr.. Bedford Jones once .esti-
mated he had made $1,000, 600,
not by writing well. but by writing
fast. He wrote millions Of words
for pulp adventure magazines and
occasionally contributed to slick
paper publications. He also wrote
under the name of John Wycliffe.
He scoffed at "so-called literary
style" and depended on plot and
action. Some of the books he
turned out In 40 years Of writing
included THE Cross and The
Hammer" "Flamehair the Sklad. y
Conquest. Under Fire" "Rodo-
mont" Kings Passport" Passion
of Yang .Kwei-fei." Drums Of
Dambala" and Kings Pardon" +"
He also wrote juvenile fiction and
historical research works.
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Atrurtlti.n

M0lGER, ANNA LEvINsoN. The un-
yelling Of q monument IN the memory OF
our mother, ANNA LEVINsoE MOfGER,
viii be held on Sunday, May Q. 1919. at
I pm. al WorkmeD's Circle Cemetery,
Bennfng I'd. ne Relatives and friends
are invited.
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MONEY FIGHT CANCER-George Crouch, regional man
ager Theater ef presents cardboard oox
and bag money toalng 5000 to Wye Barrow chairman
division for the drive In the District the
money donations from patrons and employees OF
moving picture theaters exchanges District goal Of
the 1e4s Society which May Is 100000
Mail contributions to: Cancer Washington. d. c.
" stan Photo
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ods es eolleessng Confidential tn
formation about Hungary Tnf
agenss we're arrested ard ecr-
fessed. the announcement said.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

ENTIRE LOT before the Mount Of cruci-
nxion tn Catholic section Of Fort Lincoln
CEMETERY for sale. Price, $500. Write
W. Il. BROWN. Germantown. Md. r. D.
1.
CONGkEsSlONAL CEMETE2Y - Two
choice sites, near chapel. GE. 1867. n
s sss. 4 i near sinsins rover; $3.50. Soz
2a1-H. Star.
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n. Bedford Jones Dies;
Wrote Adventure Stories
sx the Associo,sd Press

BEVERLY HILLS. Calf. May
I'll. Bedford-Jones. 90. author
of historicalS-uoSels and prolific
short story writer died gesterday.
The Canadian-born writer had
suffered a heart ailment for two
years.
Author of about 100 books, Mr..
Bedford Jones had lived here 10
years. He was born in Napanee.
Ontario. ,--.---~-a
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riunicatisn Of Social Lodge. No.
i..F. A, A., NJ, will be held on
Monday. May .. is49, at 1880
. am, at the Masonic Temple;
10th and You SITS. NV, to attend
the funeral Of our late brother:
SOLOMON E.. FOSQUE. Funeral
May o, at 1880 pm, from
Funeral Home, Inc. BY order OF
. ANDREW s. COLETON, Sec 8
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ELLA. Forest Temple, No. o
I. b. p. o. r. OF w.. Is heyeby
notified to meet In O session oi
sorrow Saturday. May 2. 1919. ai
T;30 pm, to srranHe for the fu-
neral OF Daughter ELLA HILL. to
be held Monday. May 0. at !
pm, from the Glendale Baptist
1904 Gauit pi. ne.
u. BOOKER. Daughter Ruler.
IfNX NxrNzT EHn AaA
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fosauE, soLoMoN I: on Thgrsaay ];
May b, 1s49, SOLOMON y. Fos9UE q
1881 Marion Of. NV, husband OF the late
Mamie +. Clark, brother-in-law Of Alfred
3. Clark, cousin Of Miss Katie Bennett. Bennett
other relatives and friends aiso survive.
may cali at Frazier's Funeral Home, Inc
ss8 n. l. ave. NV where funeral services
viii be held on Monday, May Q. at 80
n.ri. Interment Harmony Cemetery.
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Dfatha

HARISG. EMaA NJ On FRIDAY, May
3. 1919. at 2022 Perry st. ne. EAMA ~
HARING. mother OF w. Chester. Martin
@. and Albert r. Hsring: sister Of Carrie
Mary Bruce Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, SIT iIth 81. s.e.. On Monday.
May Q. AZ 1880 am Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
HEATwOLE. EDGAR L. on May o,
1919. at 2l6 BRYANT 81. ne EDGAR L.
HKATWoLE. husband Of Edna. Y. Heatwole.
Remains at cnamberr Funeral Home, 1900
Chaplin st. n w.. until Sunday. May q. at
10 an Services at the Bank Church.
HarrtsonbuYg, Va. At pm.
HELPHENsTINE, WILLIAM A. On Sat
urday. Nay z. 1919. WILLIAM 4. HKL-
PHEN6TINE, beloved husband Of Jewel
Heiphenstine and father Of Lenora II. Hur-
ley and James Helphenxtine. Funeral
from the w. w. Deal Funeral Home. 4sl2
Georgia ave. nv. Notice Of time later.
HrLL. CATHERINE ELLA. Suddenly. on
Wednesday. May 4. 1s4g: e her res rssicsnse,
HILL. wife Of willie c. HIN. she also is
survived By three daushters. Mary wash
lnston. Gladys and Christine Hill; nine
grandchildren, two sreat-grandehiidren.
one brother. one sister. one half-sisfer and
many other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at her late residence after
I2 noon Sunday. May Q. Funeral Monday,
May o. at ] pm, from Glendale Baptist
Church, 18th st. and Gault pi. ne. Rev.
Gibson, Pastor Relatives and friends In
yited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Gem
etery. Arrangements By Henry 9. wash
ington a. Sons. b
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Waldorf, Waldorf ND Nd 'DELBERT NJ HAMILTON.
and father OF Mitchell Hamilton Of Wal
dorf. Md; Mrs. Jeane Ward and Mrs.
Gloria Taylor Of Washington. D. c. ~.
neral on Sunday. May s, from the HUNT
a. Ryon Funeral Home, Waldorf, Nd. at
9:3O pm. Services win be held at Sc,
Pauls Church, Piney, at p-m inter-
ment church cemetery.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08
SAXON VETERANS!
BY Hans Steiner

Our next meeting will be held
on Sept. II. All veterans are ask
ed to come and bring their wives,
as there will also be installation
of .oficcrs at this meeting along
with a buffet lunch.
would now like to make few
observations about the singers,
which is not veterans news but
of interest to everyone. The var
ious cities were well represented
and New Castle and Youngstown
are doing wonderful work with
their young children. It's to bad
the stage was not large enough
for all the singers at once. lhe
attendance aside from the singers
was poor, it seems that we are
gradually slipping away from our
old Saxon traditions.
1t was nice to see our old friend
Mrs. Carl Orend Sr. from Canton
at the Saengerfest.
From our last report George
kloos's wife is much better. Also
your future reporter Heinie
Schindler's father is i'll. We hope
he gets well soon.
The Saxon people OF Cleveland
have suffered great loss in the
death of Rev. Johannes Deutsch-
lander last week He did much
to keep the Saxon spirit and ira
ditions alive. Their are only very
few of these older Saxon leaders
left.
We all extend our deepest SYM
pathv to the Deutschlander ia
| mily.
Let's us younger ones continue
where the older Saxons leave Oft
This will be my final news as
your new Veterans reporter Hei-
ME SCHNEIDER will be taking over
next week.
One type of advice:
I'm determined to end
It's the kind that starts out
Now as your best friend.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08
NEWS
By J. c.

Youngstown, O., Sept. S-Last
weekend our Juniors celebrated
another wedding of two of our
juniors, namely June (Miller)
Hudak and Eddie Hudak. The
marriage ceremony was perform
ed at the Grace Lutheran Church
The reception was held later at
the Saxon Club. Everyone had a
very enjoyable evening. The Jrs.
wish the newly-weds the best of
luck and all the happiness in the
word.
Our President, Richie Nanauph
resigned his office because of i'll
health. election for new president
was held last week, results of the
election will be in next weeks
column.
Basketball season will soon be
under way, SO don't forget fell
lows, If you want to play ball,
you have to attend meetings
every Tuesday night and have
your dues paid. The gym has been
booked, and practices will be held
every Wednesday night at Co.
'vington gym, ZOO to 1000 p. NJ.
V'lease be to practice on time.
If you have any possibilities for
coach please put their names in.
so we can get coach elected.
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wants or Rotary lunch, and l was
delighted to give them bits about
Congress, about the present make
up and method Of the House Com
mittec on Foreign Affairs.
Al only one point did l speak of
modern France-and then only to
ask a question as to the RESPONSE
bility of the French government in
the matter of explaining to the
French people the place of the
United States in their economic
life. And that was all the report
ers picked up--which perhaps was
unfortunate. There would have
been no point in my trying to tell
group of Americans, laboring
with real enthusiasm to make the
ECA program work, about their
own job when they asked particu-
larly for fresh word about Capt.
tol Hill! But let me say here and
now that the quality of the men
heading up the various depart
ments of ECA gave me more of
lift than l have had in many a
long day. When l get home l want
to pass that lift along to you and
hope to many others.
AS you know, our present AM
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Wally Geiger
Notice to all Oldtimers

Cleveland. O., Sept. S-Last
week | mentioned the fact about
an Oldtimers game, which we
are still planning on having. How
ever there is a change in dates.
1t was originally planned forSun-
day. Sept. 18th, but now it has
been changed to Sunday, Sept.
11th. Please take note of this and
let's try to have a nice crowd
there.
The time of the game is | 80 p.
NJ. For the place you will have to
either call the club and find out
or meet in front of the club at
| p. m.
After the old timers game
this Sunday our baseball season
is over for this year. Before you
know it basketball season will be
here and we will be going to all
the games.
But please remember that along
with this coming basketball sea
son, we have the important bowl
ing tournament to work on. With
these two sports we will have a
busy Winter.
1t would be great help to
the club if we could complete a
lot of the main tasks of a bowl
ing tournament before basketball
season starts.
SO let's all try to be at all the
meetings on the first and third
Wednesday of each month.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08
FARRELL NEWS
By Betty Holmes

Farrell, Pa. Sept. Snow that
| have recoperated from theSwim
Meet, it's time | get back to
writing column. There really
is not any thing much new going
on here, but | managed to pick
up few things.
Semi Formal
There is the T. S. ]. A. Semi
Formal dance to be held here in
Farrell Oct. 18th. We have a
swell IA piece orchestra lined
up for the big occasion. Also with
this orchestra is a vocalist. SO
come on girls and boys get these
gowns and suits ready.
Football Game
All those wishing to go to a
football game in Columbus. call
Henry Holmes before the 18th
of Sept. The date of the football
game is October 10Th.
Sympathy
The Farrell Jrs. extend their
deepest sympathy to Bertha Te-
leky and her family on the recent
death of her father, Michael Tc-
leky. Mr.. Teleky was an officer
of the Senior Lodge.
To Clevel. East Our next game
scheduled for Sept. llth will be
played at Farrell City Park at |
o'clock sharp. Direction to the
field can be obtained at the club
Congratulations
Our congratulations go to MIR
and Mrs. Roy Thut on the ar
rival of a baby boy. Mrs. Thut is
the former Alice Mae Giinther.
Our next meeting will be on
Monday, Sept. 18th. SO lets all
be there for a change.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08
QUEST1ONS7
Questions will be found
be found on page 7.

|. Who was the first president
of Fire?
2. What is meant by the term
big STEEL:
3. Of what republic is Elpidio
Quirino president:
4. How old is President Tru-
man,
5. Referring to the heat do you
remember where the world
highest temperature was record.
ed?
E. Can you name the 10 Eu
ropear partners to the North At.
lantic Treaty:
!. Upon confirmation as attor
ney general, Senator ]. Howard
MoGrath would have to resign
from the Senate; why:
s. What kind of sound does ;
horned owl make:
9. Who was the first president
of the United States to broadcast
his inaugural address over the
radio:
TO- Which is larger, Alaska o,
Texas?
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CANTON. OHIO
Branch IA.

We have the regular meeting
of branch IA on Saturday, Sept.
~. ats p. m. This is the last
meeting held this year on Satur-
day, next regular meeting will be
held on the 3rd Sunday of the
month.
All members of Brancehs IL
and II also the Juniors, are tn
vited by the Michaels to the Mi
chaelsday dance held on Sept. "a.
Dancing from $50 to 300. Kay
Wilds will furnish the music for
you. Admission 65c per Person
and free lunch will be- served by
the Mici,aels. So let's all be there
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t&SdHS
~ At ALL DRuoolSJS

bassador, Mr.. David Bruce, was
with ECA for a year. He played
a vital part in making it work,
and in quite simple and effective
ways illustrated to the farmers
and the little business men all
over France. 1t would be difficult
to count the number of county
fairs he attended, often to start an
American tractor off on it's first
French field. l have a clipping
showing him milking a cow to the
delight of the unlocking peasants.
In the Paris Embassy Staff it.
self, Roscoe Drummond of the
Christian Science Monitor, has
taken the post of head of the in
formation service. He had been
there little more than a fortnight
but was immensely keen over the
mobile motion picture unit that
was making its way in and out of
little French villages telling the
ECA story in the simplest of Wis
ible terms to men, women and chill
dren, many of whom had never
Scell ClHcIild ~ lew DOndin
Ducks and such bits for the chill
dren add very real attraction.
Arrangements are being made
for members of the Organization
of European Economic Co-opera-
tion to speak over the air to their
own countries, the language prob
lem being one of the very real diff
ficulties to be faced in a general
information program.
Of course, the intricate methods
set up by way of dollars, counter
part funds and such are too COM
plicated for most people to under
stand, so why expect the French
farmer who is interested in but
one thing-to produce food and
get good price for it-why ex-
pect him to understand. But from
my contacts with the French
people themselves as l have gone
into the center of the country,
find they are aware of Americas
help and grateful for it, though
they will welcome the day-most
of them-when it is no longer
needed.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08

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BUR Mtublen-9lls ser Sren,oe fam.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-08
CLEVELAND osr
Branch 80.

Our next meeting of Branch 53
will be held on Friday night, Sep
tenber 9th, at 8 p. m. at the East
Side Sachsenheim. This will be
the last meeting at night for the
summer months of this year.
Watch the Volksblatt for the
change in the meeting date.
The following members are re-
ported on the sick list: John Hell
mar, Michael Geiger, Michael
Bretz. Albert Kohl, Peter Miller
and John Helwig. We wish all
these members a speedy recove-
ry. Joe Wonnerth, Sec'y.