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Evening star., 1949-03-20
Cooperative Schools
To Hold Conference

Representatives of IS co-opera-
tive schools in the Washington
area will meet at $50 pm. Tues
day in Pierce Hall, Fifteenth and
Harvard streets NV, to discuss
their aims and problems.
The meeting is sponsored by the
Montgomery County Council Of
Cooperative Nursery Schools and
the Federation Of Cooperative
Nursery Schools Of Northern Vir-
ginia.
Problems to be discussed will in
clude school finances, enrolment.
the role Of the teacher in the CO.
operative nursery school and the
function of the council and the
federation,
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Sherwood Sees Danger
In Censorship by
Pressure Groups
By the kssocjotsd Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 19.-Robert
E. Sherwood. the playwright, said
today that censorship by unof1i-
cial pressure groups" is becoming
constantly increasing problem"
He added. however, that liber-
ais have been gaining ground
constantly on them because we
Iare developing pressure groups OF
FOUR own"
Mr.. Sherwood spoke during q
discussion of freedom of express
sion at the opening Of the 29th
annual conference of the Ameri-
can Civil Liberties Union.
Mr.. Sherwood said it was the
duty of liberal groups to combat
censorship by the unofficial pres
sure groups"
Two Groups Listed.
He listed the National Associ-
alton of Manufacturers and the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton among such groups.
A debate on the publicizing OF
financial hackers Of propaganda
groups, which has been proposed
by President Truman's committee
on civil rights, found the unions
director and counsel on opposing
sides.
Attorney Morris Ernst said that
las a Nation We have staked our
all on just one gamble-that in the
free and open market place Of dis
cuSsion truth will win out
How can you test the truth
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Soap Box Derby Motion Picture
Will Be TeIevised Tuesday

The new Soap Box Derby mo-
ton picture will be televised from
1880 to 8 pm. Tuesday on Sta
ton WMAL-TV, it was announced
yesterday by Robert Thren, direc-
tor of racing for the 1949 Wash
ington Coaster car race.
WMAL-TV, one of The Star
stations, is on channel No. 7.
The sound picture was filmed
last summer and consists Of scenes
taken at the Washington race, at
Winchester, Va. and at the ALL
American Finals at Akron. Ohio.
Featured ,in the motion picture is
l3-year- -old Alfred Ashton, 2802
Thirty-fir street Sc, winner in
the class B division last year.
Jack Broyles, 16, of 1888 Madison
street NV, the Paul Junior High
School student who won the 1948
Washington race also appears In
the movie.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

when you don't know who is
backing a speaker or a writer?'"
Mr.. Ernst asked.
Director Roy N. Baldwin re-
piled:
The only truth that will win
out in the market place is truth
certified by the FBI. We would
become dependent on the inqui-
sition of government for truth. )"
Fly Supports Proposal.
James L. Fly. former chairman
of the Federal Communications
!. Commission. joined MI. Ernst in
supporting the proposal.
Mr.. Fly said thousands of gov
ernment employees have suffered
fear and embarrassment through
their innocent association with
false -fronted organizations"
But John F. Finerty, an attor-
ney, said that If he were a Com
munist he would "ask for nothing
better" than the proposal OF the
Presidents committee.
He said if the Communists
wanted to weaken an organization
they could give secretly to it and
then later make themselves known
as its sponsors, thus giving it the
kiss of DEATH"
Mr.. Fly commented that free
dom to choose causes is both H.
lusory and ineffective If the real
causes to be promoted are con-
cealed."
Absence Of fear and freedom
of association will return to us as
a working mechanism Of our de-
mocracy if citizens can have the
facts about the nature Of the Or
carnations they join" Mr.. Fly
said.
The Philippines. although rich
in bird life, have few native
animals.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

sion. Mr.. Cotton said. will be an
address by Agriculture Secretary
Brannan on the interest OF his
department on pollution control.
Mr.. Cotton said the April meet
ing will be the first time the COM
mission formally has recognized
the importance Of land use to
river pollution. He said the one
day session is the result Of work
by the commissions land commit
tee, formed a year ago under DR..
Daniel L. Seckinger, assistant Dis
trict health officer.
Entering its regular sessions the
following day, Mr.. Cotton said.
will hear an ad-
dress by L. A. Danse, supervisor
of materials and processes for
the General Motors Corp, and
of the Public Health
Services Water Pollution Central
Advisory Board.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
|Par|eY 10 Show Role
Played by Erosion in
Pollution Of Rivers
By jones birchfieId

The Governors of the four
States within the Potomac River
basin are expected to join with
Agriculture Department officials
and agriculture leaders in a dis
cussion April 81 at Bedford
Springs, Pa, of the connection
between soil erosion and water
pollution.
The one-day meeting, designed
to bring more forcefully to the
public the connection between
land use and river pollution, and
the resulting costs to cities and
communicates being sponsored
by the Interstate Commission on
the Potomac River Basin. The
meeting will precede the regular
spring two-day commission ses-
sionS.
Commission Director Edwin r.
Cotton announced yesterday that
Cows. Tuck Of Virginia, Lane Of
Maryland. Patterson of West Vir-
ginia and Duff of Pennsylvania
have indicated they will attend.
They will be speakers at lunch
con.
DIR. Symons to Preside.
Mr.. Cotton said the morning
will be presided over by DR.. T. B.
Symons, chairman of the Mary
land Soil Conservation Commit
tee, dean of the Maryland Uni
versity agriculture school and di-
rector of the State Extension
Service.
Maryland State Senator L.
Larold Sothoron, a former COM
mission chairman, will discuss the
commissions work and problems
of pollution in the Potomac.
Mr.. Cotton said Harold A.
Kemp, commission vice chairman
and District sanitary engineer,
will discuss siltation as a form
Of river pollution, while DR.. Hugh
H. Bennett. chief of the Soil Con-
servation Service of the Agricul-
ture Department, will discuss the
possibilities of soil conservation
districts contributing to pollution
control in streams.
Highlight Of the afternoon ses-
Evening star., 1949-03-20

The film traces the progress Of
Alfred from the time he started
to build his coaster car for last
years race until he was eliminated
by the Broyles youth in final
heat.
Mr.. Thren said that the OPEN
ing date of registration for the
l94s Washington derby would be
decided at a meeting Of the full
derby committee at s pm. Tues
day. The meeting will be held in
the club room of The Star Build
ing.
The Aim also will be shown at
this meeting.
Mr.. Thren pointed out that the
picture may be borrowed with
charge by any school or fraternal
or civic organization. Bookings
may be arranged by calling or
writing Soap Box Derby Head
quarters at The Star.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Czechs Close 800 Banks

Czechoslovakia has closed 800 Of
its 1000 nationalized banks and
made their employees available for
production" Prague reports.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

The Philippines, although rich
in bird life, have few native
animals.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

Mr.. Bobby G. Baker, who is af1l-
lated with Senator Maybank of
South Carolina and the Secretary
to the Majority Of the Senate, is
announced by her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Comstock Of
Springfield, III.
Mr.. Baker, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest r. Baker of Pickens,
s. c.. was graduated from the
Capitol Page School. He later
went to Strayer College and. along
with his fiancee. will enter George
Washington University this coming
semester.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

Miss Elizabeth L. Vosmek,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
J. Vosmek, became the bride yes
terday of Mr.. Theodore X. Abbott,
son of Mrs. Agnes c. Abbott OF
Minneola, Fla. The Rev. Thomas
]. Grodavent officiated at the
ceremony in the Church OF the
| Ii1ativity.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
June Dorr, daughter of Mrs. Will
liam August Dorr and the late
Mr.. Dorr of Hyattsville, to Mr..
James Arthur O'Neill, jr., son of
MIR. and Mrs. O'Neill OF Colmar
Manor, Nd, took place yesterday
in st. Jerome's Church in Hyatts-
vile, the Rev. Edward H. Roach
officiating.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

Two Capitol Hill employees will
be married here November "a.
The engagement of Miss Dorothy
Evening star., 1949-10-09

W169. + HWIVINO.
-HesSler Photo.
The Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
was the scene of the wedding yes
terday of Miss Margaret Yvonne
Taylor and Mr.. Thomas E. Fan
ming. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor OF
New Bedford, Mass, and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas J. Tanning Of Wash
ington. The Rev. Raymond Fan
ming omciated at the ceremony.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
CAPITOL Hill Engagement Announced

Comstock. who works for the Sen
ate Majority Policy Committee. tt
Mr.. Bobby G. Baker, who is aft.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25

j. GUY KREBS. She1ff M a. CO1eeOT.
BY c. S KREBS, D. S -
SWORN to IN subscribed before me" thisth he 18th la of February, 1919.
N. c. EVERETT. Chaneery Clerk.
Chancery Court
Jackson County. Mississippi S E A II
DELINQUENT MUNICIPAL. TAX SALE
CITY OF PAscAGoULA. MISSISSIPPI
I will sell at public cutlery to the highest bidder for cash. at thu front
dor of the City Hall in the City of Pascagoula, ekso County state o
Mississippi, o.
r.. MONDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF APRIL. l4s
legalh hours the following described land and lots or sc much thereof
as NAV b. necessary to make thu mount of axes u thereon for the fsch
ear ia8, and costs, and other unpaid taxes IN costs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25
PAGE SUBSECTION THREE

HISS Alden S B-eLew-4OOxaoO #, on
Beach In Lot 4 s.-......- ~a
l1t87 Iride Bianchi Thomas--55 acres
known as Raven Wood Point per DB
80, page 268
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25

f2g79 Parker Feed ~Store-Part of Lot
1897 Mrs. Ethel Russell-Lots 2, 3. 6,
& 7. Blk. So, East of Washington Ave.
1897 Mrs. Ethel Russell Lots 3. q. &
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25

TFFVIF0t ~ FTFVWFT 99f77'19Fs9FFft
10000 Wesley RYAN Lot as II, E&W
by 10 It. mrs Sc corner Bowen and
Pershing SIS. DB 80. page 8B ..e--,........,
1902 ID. r. Hennie Lot 50xt50 n,
South side Government st, per DB
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25

129g7 Mrs. Ethel Russell-Lot I50x275
II. in Seymour Strip formerly TO Al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-25

1891 Basil Stokes - Lot in Blk. 10,
South side Robinson Ave ......,.. common.
1892 Willie Casey-Lot 81 improve
ments in SW corner Lot 7 Weed Il
Davis Ave, IS II. on Weed Ave, and
Being IS fl. So. Blk, So IT. on Denny
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
LaureLs Due Sorors
OfPhi Gamma Delta

hundred prominent in civic and cultural
city, gathered about banquet tables the Century
Room Of Sunday the
observance Founders Day OF the PHI Delta Bust
ness Sorority Enhancing import the present
appearance Governor Of the State Michigan Mennen
guest speaker by his charming wife
Of the hostess groun interestingly related by
who reviewed the organizatonal
College and the subsequent
orb o group than three hundred
chapters Memphis Tenn, Indianapolis.
Pasadena Calf and New York City Special
paid National Organizer and PresdentF oun-
& 81 BE College, Mrs. Violet T Lewis
listening and the dramatic
readings America Be Free Again"
Lanor Hughesl Williams informally the
group important job presenidaY society II
plea of the their guests and
examination of American institutions be
interest the principles OF Amer
lea active making America the place we
want il, be-
t presented group by Mrs Beatrice Preston National
- with Mrs T. responding for soors and
appearing the were Corine Dean
No ned the group Maxine Young capable chairman OF inc
celebrations and Odell Glover Mistress of Ceremonies MRS Muieu
Vase REGIONAL presented honored guests TO the DINERS
Oler> of the group are Mrs Elizabeth Basil
l sncnto Calf Mrs Preston. Anti aseus Detroit
NJ Hall Second Anti Baseus Indianapolis Ind Mrs odel
Socne Grammsteus Miss Bryant AntiGramma-
"us Lucille Sawyer. Financial Director Indianapolis
Mss 'hy Goodman. Assistant Financial Director MIS- Lo'
C6 Secretary Mrs Mary Mosb corresponding
erc Indianapolis Mrs Conne Dean Assistant Coireepoiuns
Sce Juana Parnel Supreme Ep'soleus Detroit mrs
Lewis oNa Organizer; Mrs Frances Palmore FaraHeh'a'
Pasadena Ruby Upton Keeper OF Pins Sacramento
Calf Miss Elizabeth Robinson Editor in Chief Detroit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-05
3cfteit9eieb fir
WtcHere,st,t, et,,tto

Stutteort. Ser oe,ltihe SGnberrat
Der amerifanilben 8slatlu,gssone
erlieb bas ie:t nabesu 3 Sssobren be-
banoelte 8eiet alrr iinansiellen @ia-
hergutmadllng ser ppn Spicm ser
Na5i.Gerfolglmg erlittencn SdMocn.
Gas nele 8dieb iiebt nitt MIR Sic
Riiferitattllng bon Gigelltlm Dor.
,bas onrb bie Ha5is gcrm'ht iencNe,
ioaloern entbGlt alHt geltinlnunqcu
iiber sic MidoergutmahuuN bon iol-
den Gedlltiten, hic ilrfp!se hcS Tus.
ld)Iulies bon beItianmttn 9crr'tn
ooer anoereu MaBnnbnleu cntitonnc,l
'Sl,rd sic sSerfolate ibrer Grii:enS
bcraubt ar,rocn.
9tad ciner crbitterten aantrrncric
cntihloB iih BE Gorpcrlhoit Scr
SGnoerregier,lngal ebenialls Der.
ibleppte Herionen i'm @icorSllinlab-
,ngsgeies 81 heriifiirftigen. Gie
Soften Scr @iebcrm,tmnhuna ,ocr-
Sen iib m0aliderlpciie in Nluocrte
bon Mi0ioncu Marf helollien. Sic
n,iiirn burb Nic 91nhcrreJlcrlmgcn
mlfaebrabt ,perocn. Tas @GIce Gilt
,mr fir Sic omerifnniide Gone
(dlio iiir sic 2Gnoer @aiern Seiien,
HorS- Miirttc,Hbcra @uocu. rnNStaot
luto 9anh 9renen.)
Gas Dor ialt 3 Subren erlalvnt
.Hiiferitattllnlsaeieb" mar lcoialid)
BON ser amerifoniIhen Hegierlna
ncroronet iporocn, nndjoem bon oeltt-
ider Scitc oamolS Shlpicrigfeitcn
rule,tiiber eincr gcieBliden Siege
lung erlu,ld,ien. SatiG6lih crfolgtc
cine Hiiferitattllna bisbcr crit IN cln-
selnen ssGllen.
GaS ne:le @eIeB miro ourh cine
Geroronuna ser llS WSlitGrregie'
rllug ergdn3t amo Iteat oie Nu5filh-
rlmgsbeiriGmmunqcn fiir Oie pro
ieftierte @ieoera,,tmohllug har.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-05
Der Ring des Erzbischofs

sau!D '1q!aalaq aanpesnH aa,aeuo!'q
Sonntaas fom CT in cine Stride ae.
la9 nod su Bett. 60 las Stbulter
0en iehs llbr firth. Ser Efarrcr
Die Meiie mo iebte iicb onidliieBenn
in Den geidtltubl. Ser Sersidlt allI
ben sSleiihaenIB beim Mbenohrol
bat lin in ben 9'ui zines 0eaeta.
riers aebraht. Gr heiibt 40 &ana-
rienp09el. Die er am Mor9en tut.
tcrt. Niemals hat er Die Shreibna,
ihinc oocr oas Selepbon benutt.
Sn Den lebten Monaten oes &rieaes.
ais bic iSGocn Der Gerbanolunaci,
,,piihen Nuliolini uno ben 9eut'
ihcn einerieits uno ben Eartiianen
,mo Den ipeitmGd)tlid)en Sruppell
onbererieits in Der Waildnoer &llrie
,uiammenliefen. ipar er Der 0el)eimc
Heacnt Sbcritaliens. Sm peraanae=
nen Sabr erregte ct Mufiehen ourd,
iein bcltimmltes 9luftreten ae9en bic
&ommuniiten. benen ct Die Spen.
6una Der Saframente uerlpeigerte
Sebt hat er ipieoer cine Offentlihe
Sanollna bon aroBer 8irfuna ae
tan. st 900 oen foItbaren &nia pom
iSinaer uno leate i'm ais erite @abe
elmer Sammlllna nieoer, Al her e'
aufricf. Sie ioQ fir ben iosialen
8obnun9sbau beltimmt iein. Gre,
Menid)cn. bic fcin Sbbad, beiaBen
iparen mitten i'm reid)en Wailono in
ocn lpeni9en falten Sa9en erfroren.
Tohbem ale 0emiibungen. oas
orin9en0e Groblem Al l0ien. I'M.
lpirflam 9belieben iin6, iheint oe,
lebte 0eriiid) bes aarbinaIs gu ge.
lingen. 8ereits finb einiae Millio=
men an @elo auiammenaeitr0mt.
ober aud Gberinae. Die BON oenen
aeipenoet tuurben, bic nidts anoeres
au geben batten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-05
t4,6S6 KrieesbrG,.te
,uo,tHerteft aus

8rene.,. SS.n Robmcn hcr @riras,
brG,lte=Nftion. sic mn 1. N,auit
1916 haann ,nto I'M ScTmbcc 1"iS
0beeihiolien ,purSe, pctaert"u ms
seiamt 1866 Yerioner allsGeutih-
lnro ans. 1877 Yerionen marcn as's
0cntihlanb, 1897 aus ssranfrcitb
1920 Gus Ceitcrrcid). $50 aus Ec
len, 920 ours G,,yIanS, 685 aus 9cl.
Gien, 279 ous Der 1ihehoiloluafci,
ipiibrano oie iibrieen al artoeren9dn
bern a,reebortcn. Mit Sen 0rices-
hr:nicn ,ponoertcn 500 8inSer aus.
a,MJ % rnti,lrlidc @riegsbrGute"
bcfanocn iieb inter he, MuSipanaerer,
Sssm Sabre 1916 Mlrd)lhfcn i'm Mob-
men Scr 0rieasbrGute- -Nftion 1887
8erloncn ieic observation-disclosures
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-05
Giniem,,e IN 8e,s,,

.ssranfiurt. @eItoelhidc 3citlmacn
Mgriibtcn Sic Ginis,ms iibcr cinen
lpeipocltIdrn S.aat als Elm 3eihcn
bab sic Scutidrn lernan, lid ictblt
sll rcgierm. Er. aoilrab Moenauer,
Der ErGiioent lbes parlnmentarilbeN
Gotcs in 9crn, erflGrte in einem
Snteraielp oic Gcrialiung iolle nun
rbne ieelihc Ser5ogerlng IN araft
tretcn llnS niht Elm Gag oiirfte pcr>
loren iperoen, iucm audi Die Nuiicn
hcrcit ieien, nelc Wcrnldbtebeiprc.
thlnacn iibcr SeiltId)lamo 81 be-
ginnen. Ser 8es CUR giloung SeS
nclen Staates ipuroe geebnet, ba sic
be,rtlcben sdlitiiben isiibrer inter
iit uno NIT Den brei @eiabungs.
fonmanoerren 81 elmer Ginguna
iibcr Ole Ginelbcitcn Scr 8erfaiillng
gelangtcn.
Siep Gi.l:glng fam MIR lmter
acmpromiBen 5ultauoc. ba &e 60
Sinloemofraten iid lange 3eit 9e=
.rciaert bnttcn. oen Staat in ieiner
| ,Siftatllriorm" obne Wioeriprmd,
an3unebmen. Gs iit nm ircglih tner
lam meiIrn beim .GonpromiB" nadl-
iaegcben bat, Sic Sosiaaocmofratc,'
oocr Sie Observation-Disclosures
ocnn 'oas per0ffc,ttlidyte Statllt n,ili'
crit lpicScr pcr0fientlid,t tpcroen, I'M
iiber ocn .aompromiB" amssufinorll
I,urb biSber aber ibspciaen hie Sff;.
| ,iellen oarit6er!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-05
Ken,mniiten peripre@en
He,, Sren,Sen S@,ab

Sdnrgbai. &omm,niitiihe 1rnp-
ben, Die iib riibmen. Die Streittraftc
Der 8eaier,nlg iiberrannt 5u babcn,
idne,rften tpeitlih bon Shanbdi IN
Ser 8idihng auf 6atrfdoD ab. &ier
berrift FaHhtitimmllns. Sic slnali
ndbm s,l. als |bie er0beren amerifa-
niiden uno britiiden 3riegsidiife
nod NorSen Nau,pitm. Mebr als
$50 Mmerifaner nerlicben Die Stuot.
SSsn Hdiping erflarten bie aommuni,
item am &urofunf, baB 2eben ,rto
Gigertum oerAuslGnber 9efdiist tuer'
Den ioa. Mli @rlrub oeiien fyaben es
ta,b niele 7rcmbe porse,oJeL IN
ben iiherrarnten Stioten 81 bleibsn
10 u. a.. in 96anfins, suo nod buuoer-
tc Don Nlmerfanern uno GnglGnoerr
itb aufbalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-05
Brtefe ms Auslano

IS lit ml Mmerifa cine 1tarfe @e-
ipeglng I'M 8anee-eine 8eipeeung,
oie gSationen Der Wclt ais ssrcunSe
fenrensulerlnr. ltr, lie unS ibre &c.
|Yalsg luobnheiten 81 nerileDen ,nh
ibnen io niel ais mGalilb 5u bclic,
,no es audi ibnen IN ermGalihcn,
INNS unh ,lnicre 9ebensaopobnbeitcn
fenncnsulcrneu. War s(meritancr, hic
uMaocfrei6eit" Ibeiiben, forncn bieic
! 8clpeallng foroern. inbcm mir einen
'GuropGer rdooptiercn". nnr, nm ais
em 6reuno i'm 8ricimehiel nit ibr
oher ibn 81 tretm.
Die GllrotGer limo frob, ,penn lie
nit ans vSSoeen" mstauirtFn fCus,
ncn; lie tuolLen allcs iiber ,lus ipiiier
lmto boben ielhlt pidl g., crsdblen.
9eicnNcrs &eienlseu unter ,ms
sic nod dmmer horan glal'hcn. huR
oie @tenichen, obe llrtcrihico Scr
aeoarapbiiden 8rcnen. @riioer iinS
iinS iibcrscll9t, oaS 'hicies @eircbcn
sur internationalcn ,GcritGmoia,uM
gut lit uno ,ms Ncm 0cltfricocu
nd!terbringer miro.
Gs lit ichr eiuiad), dincn @rieiparts
ner oocr GartnCrin an iinoen. edit
fen Sic lmS SIREN 9tamrn, Morelie,
nit slnaahe sSbreS @erufes ,lno 81
rcr Sntcreiien. homit mir iiir Sic ei.
neE ipmpatbiidrn @riefpartner lin.
hcn. @ir baben Sulicuhc bon 9rics
fen aus Gelltihlunh SolamS, ssranf
reid. GnaGano, SdNndocn, Stalien
unS bon StltNcntcn n,S Ssupan. 9itt,
Sdrc;sen Sic an llniteo Nations
Council Of YhilooelplJia, 1411 @al.
nut StroBe, YBilaSeIp,ia 2, ga,
,no es miro sSbnen Elm griei in Scr
gcluiinitbten Sprnde ODER sic llcber=
ieeltng zines 9riefes 3llaeihift 4per-
oen.
8ir adben haionNer5 piele 9tieis
aus Tcutif,lardS Don Selltcn, Die nur
NeItlh ibrciben tGmcn uno oelleu
Sic cine grpBe Sreitbe bcrcitcn ipiir<
sen.
@ir olle ichncn ms nah jrieoen.
llno i,roan mir l,ns nit Afannern
,lnO .srauen onoercr gtaticnen be-
irrmoen, arbeiten mir fir oen Sue
Scu, ser. ,pcnn Meuidcn iib beiicr
felrem unb peritehen lcrncl, nlld
hulerno Iein miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-05

Stolien bat einen 8irdenfiirlten
nit bcutihcm Hamen, ben &oroinol
Sloeionio Shultcr, GrsbilhoT po,,
Mailano. Oils er in feline Sioseic
fam, ipllrbe er einfabbin il teoesco.
Der Se,ltit)e, aenannt. Sen Sauern
in Der 2ombaroei iiel es ihlper, lei
nen 9iamen ridtia allssuiprehen.
Sic iagten Scuter. Sein Sater 9e'
b0rte Der pGpitlihen Shtpei,eraaroe
an, feline Mutter ltammte aus benz
oeutid)ltGmmi9en Meran. Sn &oln
er,ooen, trat er als &nabe in bic he.
neoeftiniid)e @emeinit)aft bes 3los
tiers Can 9Saolo flori lie mura elm.
itubierte nit 2eioenihaft slrhGolo=
aie uno seibnete iih Dor allen, ourh
oenf Sinn fir bic 2itllraie aus.
9icicr tritt nod beute in Der mper.
lpetbielbaren 6altum9 berpor, NIT
Der Der WailGnber Sherbirte ben
8ottesoienlt feiert.
Gr ip,irbe NoDisenmeiIter ieines
aIolters. 9lbt. id)lieBlih Ser!rau.
enslnann Der beioen HGp1te. 8ene.
Diff oes sSiinfsebnten lnb Sius oes
Glften. @leibian ais ibr @eneralin,
ipefteur burfeilte ct Stolien, nm
Dio,eien lmo Senlinare su piiitie.
reii. 1929. im Glitter bon 40 Sabren
!puroe er auf ben er3biid0flid,en
Stubl bon Mailanb erboben lmo
erbte oamit cine arobe TRADITION
iSiiritlidles Muftreten un6 VeOiirf-
nisloiiafeti ,puBte er au nereinisen.
Muh beute nod, trob ieiner 20 Sab.
re. erbebt ct iih ieoen Woraen um
bier llbr un6 iGubert. tpie es bic be-
neoeftiniihe Orbensregel porihreibt.
periOnIich iein 2immer. Damn briht
er au ben 8iiitationen in bic Efarrei.
en- ieiner Si6seien auf, bic er NIT
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11e,.e fSrHerreterNc II,
Gurepas 1tskle,1eraben

/ @enf. 9ic rGurop1iid)e Mrtid)afts
fommiilion" Scr Gcrcinten Natio
nen 0ab bcfannt 'Sab iiinf tpeitellro
piiiibe 9oblenaetiiete i'm NGrs cint
bobcre MonatSforocr,'na an @obh'
erreidten, als ie felt ariesscnoe
Ser AcforS ,pl,r6e in Gnelano, oen
Hubre ,nb Saargebiet, 9elp:en, 10
iuie IN Souano a,ifgeitellt.
Ssnociien blieb a,,i Dem europe
iidcn 2eitlano bic Sl,r6IdNiittlid)t
Gubs,tiorberma pro Nrbeitaridid1
INNER nod ,,nter ben 2eiih,nacn bcl
etrbeitcr in ser 8nrfricas5cit.
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