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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

Smeis 81.

Siermit MAIDEN mir Die Mitalie.
Der oes 3tuetg 81 aufmerfiam oab
unlere regelmGBige Yeriammllu1a
aNtatt am eriten 0onnerstag i'm
Monat NIT 9Infang Sftober am
eritcn Sonntas inn Monat itattiinoet.
Die 8erimn,nl,ng miro tpie immer
bel Garls Cap Moom 1899 @ratiot
Noe. nm $3.50 llbr nadmittaes on
seiangen. Nad)ber tuiro &arten ,.no
a'toerc Spiele aeipielt. 9feinaetuinn
gebt tuie INNER oen Notleioenoen
Oelrtl6en augluliten. 60 tommt aQe
5relnuoe iotuie MitglieSer ,mo I'M
teritiibt oieie apiiroige Mrbeit. slud)
bennibt iid) oas Dergaiie,m9sfomi.
tee am 25. september Den Mitgqie=
bern l,a,d Jreun6en NIT ieinem iGbr=
llden Tnallbenfeit am YidnidpIat
allf5lnparten. SIR quite M1iit, Giien
,''tS 9rilpten lit reidlid seioret. Gs
gibt Ereiie aqer Nrt. 3onmnt ale sllt
,lno Sung, @roB uno 2lein. 0enn es
lit Der @inter Dor ser 3iir ,.no es
lIegen auieber 60 Monate Dor 1is
mir uns tuieber Bottes freier Natl,r
erfrelsen tonnen. Seoes 0litalieo ion
iue1lglens einen Gre,,no mitbrineen.
~, 81. Tel.ti6, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

Stiftungsfeit Dollars be5ablt babt.
sHio liebe Sdipeitern bonn 3,ueig 40
luir bitten ellb ibr lpoat 10 gut icin
lno ellren Eflibten na6fommen.
8ergeBt uid)t als ibr inn 3tpeig 40
aufgenommen tullroet peripradt ibr
ale ibr tpollt cure Nilibten t,ru ,mo
oen 8erein lmteritiieen. sllio bite
oas Seripreden gu balten. itebt gut
bel oen illngen ,,no alten MitglieSern
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

Sonntog. Den q. Nobembpr. um
3 llbr r,ahnaittaes, feiern ipir Die
Namenstage bon Shtueitern, Die in,
Septenlber, Cftober, Nooember uno
9e3ennber Nameastas feiern. Dieies
lou tn einem groBen Stile orrongiert
tper6en CUR Stdrfune lnerer aran.
ten. uno Sterbefniie. Sebe edneier
ioq einen Gait mitbrineen. Sm
$disptfomitee iino: aatb. Shermer.
@crfitenae, adtb. Martini. aatb.
@oIff, GGiubetb 1ii9!er, aatbarila
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
8ir6en Jraaen 8erein Der
9onterus.0 0emein6e

MQe Mitglieoer tuerben biennit il,
&cnattltis geiest. oab oie nGd)Ite Ger.
lammll'ng am somtag. Den 9. Oft,
3 llbr nadntittaes i'm sdulraum Der
Stride itattfinoet. Die sdtpeitern fins
trei'noli6 erf,tdt alle antpeie,lb gu
iein. SSn Dos aomitee fir 3affee uno
Sudden ierpieren fino Ole foGsenoen
Sbmeitern errarm,t: Mnu,a Wenrid,,
Bertha &eluis, annu 8otid, Maria
alob.
Die 8eomtinnen iido freutolid
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

g. g. &arpatben 8eiangberein.
sllen aftiDen ulto paMtpen Nfit=
glieoern sur 9efdaisen 9ead)ribt. BAL,
Die Notwithstanding ,u,b &c,
brrtstagsfeier fir September ON
Sornabelto. sen "a. .September, ab.
gebaleten iuiro. 8or5iielider 2und
tpie INNER iuirS ierpiert. &omnt
aae lrno erfreut Glld).
Milbelm ssribl6e, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
&ereiniate Sadieu &eriammlunq

>>*<s"tS>N O"syI\" NV
glGe Selegaten Ser Gereine, sic
MitsCeoer ser 8ereinieten Sahien
Srgani iationen bon Glepelano iino.
peroen in &emtnis seiett, baB sic
ntidite Geriammlung am ssreitag,
ben 80. Septenrber, 8 llbr abenos i'm
@eitieite SadNenbgm, 1901 Gent
ION slpe. abgebalten miro rno alle
Telegatcn neroen eriudt bieanal 81
erlbcinen, oanLit mir aIle porliegen=
ben @eidGfte i'm Ss1tereiie alIer 5u-
frieoenl lteQeno erleoigGl fonnen.
Mifael greb, HrGiioent.
GLiIabetb Iiihler. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
$3.50;
Der Irauen 8erein Der
ct. Sobannesfir6e

miro am Sonntag, oen 25. Sept..
Ilm Seimtebrfeit elm Mittagelien
ferpieren. Ser Yreis miro nidt bod
iein, bod bas Giien gut. @er bleiben
,piq fir ben Nadn1ittae iipoet Sc,
nliiflidteit, aartenipiel lnho leihtes
Mbenobrot. Bite iid an5umeloen bel
&nfb. 1ontif. So. O855 ooer Mlicc
@ranp, Wi. 6588.
m alice Bruntp. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

ltattfinOet. Gintrittsfarten f0nnen
erlangt ,ueroen an Der Ginganastiir
fir nur 75c Yerion. Gin Mbeno
poa SpaB. Muiif lmb Sa,,s tpcrocn
seboten allen. 60 reierpiert eud Sie.
len 9lbeno ,m6 Tatl,m.
Nariarnc 8lu,eIf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
Gillette Qie6ertafeI.

Maen SGn9ern ,no 'pnfipm Mit-
gG;eoern Siene our geiGQigen Nah-
ridt, Dab uniere monatli9e 0er-
ianrmlung am Montag, 6en 8. DIT.
nod Der Singprobe itattfinbet.
Sir sl,ten SUDDEN ur1 aaffee
iorgt oas Gftober- 0eburtstags.R So.
nitee: Nlioe @ranp, @uglite @e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

3meis 8.

Gs oielre alien 0fitglieoern 5u,
9tabrI6t, oaB ,lniere nGhite Ser
ianmllmg am Sonntag, Sen 9. 81
tobcr itattfinbet.
NIe tparoen erilldt nab S6luB
Ger @eidrifte bei ireiem 2lrnh luro
aartenabenS bel scmiitli6er Inter
baltllng 5ll bleibe1.
Hegina Gbertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
calm, Ohtp
etan8eItfb.Qmtb. GmmanmeI .3tr1e,
POI @outh HrpabUa0.

Raftor Sobn 8auman. Sonntaef4uls
ieben Sountne 8 llbr borruittags. ~ III,
@ottesbierit III ter Ianhc slpra6e. II
ltbr oeutiher &ottesbienft Ser beut.
ffe @irdeu Gralsn Btrein bat am oiptt.
ter Nittipod ieoen Nonats. 8 III,
abenbs. 0eriammIun8. 9onfirmanbenD
llnterridt (3peiidbri9) bon Septeulb0
bis Ofterll. 9ieustae unh areita9 nadp
u,ittags 4 llbr.
Nlle Glaubenseenoi1en unb 6re,iubs
iiEb berolib tpilfon,men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
Nus Gbteaee, Jut,,ets
3,peis 46.

Ser Jrauen 8erein 3,peia 46
feiert fem 12. Staitunssfeit am
Samstag, Den "a. Sept. on 1859 81.
aiblano sloe. anfana s llbr. Giatritt
75c. @ir laoen ale Sadienpereine
nno 0relmoe bon Gbioaso Elm uns
ON 6ieiem 5eite gu ,,nteritiisen. tpem
inns Jrelrtoe BON Garp bei1,6en apol=
len 10 lit es eetuiB cine fre,ioise lie.
bewaid,rne.
9as aomitee iuiro ale 8orberei=
tllnaen treifen ,ml alien 8aIudern
cine quite llnterbaltr,ns 3u biete,,.
Gin gutes Srdeiter ,piuo Sie he.
liebten 1an5e ausipielen.
SIN aomitee iino: Gli3. 2ins. @,tb
8rltiie, aatb. 2,,rt. Gt5el Matbes.
@nrtba Morriion, &atb. ebert. e.
Srenot. Miti Marfel. Matr,ie 93etri.
Cana Self. unb Cara Meinot.
Gs tuurbe beidloiien baB foes Mit.
alieo cine &arte be5oblt, aud ipenn
lie nid)t antueies,o an Dem Mbeno.
Wir hoffen auf gl,ten Beiud.
Sophie 2urb, Setr.
3meis 8 0riubanss.lluter baltuns.
Der Sie6enbiirsen Sadien &ro1,.
Ten unteritiiblnlgssV 3tpeig 8
laoet olle anberen 9lpeiee aus Chi
cogo ,uuo @arp uno oeren Jre,noe
ber3Hd gu ibrem 8. @riimo,lngsfeit.
llxterbalhtng, Die am 16. Sftober in
Der @eriammI,n,esbulle, 1859 Nortb
(iblano Mbe. INN 7:3O ubr abeaos
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

81. 8aulnS 2ti4e, Rurent aSs.
1875 Yerent 0pe.. @inbior. 8anaba
Bnttesoierit in ber Sommermonat...
bon 9-10 llbr bcrmitta0s. Sonnia0
i9ule bon 10111 llhr pormitta9S. -
ben eriten Nontae I'm Nrnat 4,r@e,
ratsSiRune. Seoen ersteu D0nnerStts
dysnbs i'm Nonat 6rduen 0erein 38s
,.,na. Vile goIfss unb @IaubenSgenofN
linb 9erali1 tpiufoumen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

Gbafp, &utb.. 8iel5 unb &atbarino
Mh,tb. Cir nno Salptpreiie lperoel1
in ltdhlter Geriamnllng oanfeno an,
genommen. Sit uno @eit 8dIte iinb
ber3lib tpillfonunen.
Gliiabetb Siibler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

eingclaoen BON Sdhpelter Hotb 81
Scr &iderpriifung, sic sen 90. Sept.
1 llbr nadntittagS in ibrem Sauit
ftnttfinoct.
Marie q. 8inoer, Shriiti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

5iueis 5.

Mlen @riioern bonn 3,peig 5 niene
5ur gefdaigen 9sadridt, baB rmier
aartenabeno Samstas, oen "a. Sept.
itattifnoet ,udo alle @riioer iino er-
ludt anipeieno 81 iein be,n mir ba-
ben cine fleine @ertan,ml,,ne bepor
mir &orten ipielen inbe3ug unierm
Yid11idplab. 9as 8aufon1itee miro
clncn fleinen 8eribt abgeben inbe-
5ug Dem 8mlen. @ir boffen oab iid,
Die vrltSer intereliieren m oieier Gin.
mdo Dem aomitee NIT
belfen, aamit tuir mas fertis brmgen
&otnInt ale an Hieiem Mbett6.
Sobn Ta,tb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
Sobannes 9eutidlGnber

ipre6en mir unieren inniglten 9anf
alien ,sreunoen ltn0 8efannten bon
nab ,lno fern.
Sic trauer,tbm binterbliebenen
&in0cr, Gnfelfinoer uno 8attin
Warie 9eutidlGnber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
Oanfidoune

Sir sic ber5lide Inteilnabme unS
fir al oas liebeboue Gl,tgegenfom,
men anlGBlib Ser grfranfllng mo
ocs Gabinibeioens umiercs lieben
8atten, Gaters uno 8roRpaters
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
&arre4. g.

6Arre1, &a.
Osxtf6s q. 2ath. ~. *anIuS .3tr4s
721-25 Hru3t ape.
$farrer artbrr 8. Ulant. Seben Soun.
tde 8 uhr porrnitta9S So,mtagf4uIe
10 utr cnelif4er; II l1br beutide,
@ottesbienf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
Setroit, Nidi0aa

Setroit, Nid,ieaa
1entibe ahb Sd&ttide q. q. DetrnS.
Qtr@e. WIenfielb uub 0sssterrs ape.
gfarrer Sobo,.nes Nrutid, 1871 Glen.
fielb dne. Sel.: Ringree 82O6. gnas
liiher @ottesbierft ~ l1br pormittaes; /;
Deutt6e uno engltfbe Sol.ntaeihuIs I'm,
II ltbr born,ittdgS. Osytjder @Gttes>
bienft I'M II ubr pormitta9s. Seben
letten gienstoe bes Nonafs airdeu,
ratsfisuna. DurG bic Commemorate
ieben britten Di.nstna. io,.ft ieben
nritten SUnnta9 0raueu Werein Der>
:ammlung. aire3eu4orprobe ieben 8rei,
ta9abeEb.
aie Glcubenseenoisen unb 8reunbe
iinb prr3lit eineelaten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

3iucis 81.

Gs ,purbe in ser lebtcn Gerlumm-
lung helhloiien eiluen
Sram6cnbaQ
ab5ubalten am 1. Sftober. Sir gr.
iri'hulgen lno quite 0hllif fiir Mlt
uno Sung miro Oas Gonitec lpreeu.
slae W6itglieOer iomie oreen tsrelm.
oe iino berSlid eil,gelabcn. @ir bci=
fen alf einem gnten 8ei1lb.
Snlallma NGniiher, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
DOnnqStDiun, Chic

9eutffbe Gp. 2utb. Spnterus. .Nemetnbs
Dbl asdstus 9emple, @. Ssarbnan q.
Yfarrer @illiam s. @eltber, $40 -
Suofnn Npe. SonntaaI6ule 9 ubr bora
gnsliider 8ottesbienft 10 llbr. Deuts
iher @pttesbienft II 1lbr. Seben erfeu
Sunntns Jim Wonat Grallen gerein Hers
iammlung. Seoen stueiten Sonntae IN
Nonnt 8irhenrats sSieuns. Seben erftes
:nt b-ittcn SonntI9 i'm Nonat Qutbes
Niqa Berimmlune. Sonntaeihulfttuup
ipirb i'm 8nrals hefanntge9eben.
Nue Bolts uno @laubenSaenofie
tiuo hrr3li4 tpiliom,neu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
eplumbuS, Obip

Golumbns, Ohis
Qtans. 9utber. Dsartln 2utter 9isAe,
Q6e Desler unb ann Strake.
Rfarrer g. 9. 4euer. Scben 6onutag
bortttogs Q ubr SonntaDsmule; 10 l1br
enalifdler gottesbientt; II llbr be,iti@er
@0ttesGtenf.
Me Glaube.isaenoiIen ,inb ersanbe
linb beralic5 etneelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
6btea8o, JQimsiS
Ct. 3aulS Qletseiabe.
AQES ~xl

Raftor 3. 5. @rebe. gbicaao 80, NQ
9omer Ctr. Seben Sonutaa 9 Ilbr conn.
tagidnle. 10 1ltr engliidber @ottesbienft
II ubr beutiher @oftesbienft.
Wtr laoen aqe SldnbenS9enofen uni
Sreunbe ber5li& etu 81 ben Gottes,
bteniten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
0arg, Subiaua

Carr, Subiaua
0entf&e q. Gut6er. &pnteruS. .4is6s
G6e Il. ape. unb HiAmsre Ctr.
Hfdrrer Nu9uft g. Gi1tinG 1O7p
0iGmore ctr Rel: 22551. SebeA
Sonntae . llhr normittags Scnutoa.
f1ule. ! llbr eneliider @otteSbient
II ubr utitber @ottestienf. Isl.
Vile itbcr,iben @lalbenseenofIen
oeltfder .:'o enalif6er 3unae In @ars
unb llmaelmna itnb 3u ben @ottesbiens
Sten bera!id, einaeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
G1mpob Gitn, Be.
ct. aul'S Gb. Qutherau EhurAi

Rator Nnbreas Nagelba6. 800 Soh
Ctr. = Sel.: 731>8. SonntaasIdule
$3.50 ilbr; 1O:30 gneliider @ottesbienit;
11:46 Deutsber @ottesbienft. seber.
mann beralib tpillfommen.
&irf)enratsiitun9 ieben Ietten CAMS
tag i'm Ronat llhr abenbs. Sonntags
ldullehrerzS Sisung ieben britten Conn.
tag I'M Nonat. $3.50 llhr uorgens
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
Rsaaea, ga.
Seutf6s Gbans. ,Qnth. St. 3eterD.
Oemeinbe, 3. Gtr.

Rfarrer Sans q. 8. Simolett. 24A
Abams Ctr, Ro9efter, ga. Selepbon:
Nodefter 2366. @ottesbienft 9:90 utr
moreens; Sonntagi9ule 1915 utr. -
Vrnuen Verein 0eriamml,in8 am Iettea
Sonnerstag ieben Nonat5, 8 l1br a6enbD
Seberutnan it ber5lt@ iptufoumen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
ktrblidt Aarbrtrbte,,

|. due l,tbertf@en @Ia,ibenseenofiea
beutfder unb eneltf@er 8unee In 0ars
reQ, Sbaron nnb l1maeoer,t itnb az bes
@otte8bienten 1erali4ft eingeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

GIeeelanb @eh. genti& 0emetnte.
@eh 80. Ctr. .eS NsiEart ave.
~, Xtarrer: 8uitap q. Woellin, 5000
8iIlarb Npe. Sell: so. 1870.
Sonntags: 9 1br boru1tttag. beutf&er
9ottesotenft; 10 llbr. Suurta9i9uTe unb
ktbelitlnlfe fur ertpo1fene. II llbr borz
mlttags. Gngliiber @ottesbienit.
&onfilmanoen= llnterrid)t ieben Cams
tag 10 ubr bornlitta9s. Sebermann bera.
lib piII}ommenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
GebeIanb. Ehia
=. y. 9D0n0. 3mth. Ct. NOqanneD etrd

=. y. SD0n0. Eutb. ct. SDganneS 3tr6e
Yator 9ana 8oiieI, 701 gbbb guab.
GEL: Wulberrp O646. 8 ubr bormittaes
oeutt@er 9ottesbienft. 10 ubr Scun<
tagi@ule: II ubr en9lifde, @ottesbienft.
Sntber Ntea NnoaGt uno HeriammIune
Sonmtn9 1880 ubr abe,.h5. 8onfirmans
osn.lnterr'dt unb beuts1v Sbule am
Somstag uon 8 .lbr pormlttaas an. dIIe
@!aubensgenoffeu iinb berSltdb etnee.
Laben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22

- unferihiten S,e Die in unfer.
0ettuno aH5eleen0e7, @ei@dftsie,us
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
Stnan3s9eriht
$17,2OO.OO


He1ngaplnn $17,2OOOO
8erteiluns:
slmerican Heref for Germany ------------- $1OOOOOO
iyrienos Serbioe COMMITTEE 100000
tSuaters) for Stuff Gone 100000
TlIfrAan Hellef 10000
Slmaarian 8eief NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10000
Sleoe1bIrger Sad)en Observation-Disclosures $4,000
9SolgdESelfrde e---------------------------- $4,000
|ertriebene (Sludbtlnge 9atidanos) ------- 10000
So ourd) id)one Caller, bie aofeI fliebt
0as Versibmeinnibt in id)attg aucn iprieBt
yo Die @ebe reft 5u @ein, in gottes 0adyt
Nebrelieloer 8ino 9etuege, eogSen Yradbt
Wo Sie Susemo am abeub 2esben iinet
Sbr Seddter nnb Subelu onrrdb bie 8eree flinet
9ort lit mene Semat. mcfn @elten 99am
Weelner seele 9enfen 6iebt 5urid I'M 9ru,m
Wo I'm Serbit Der @ebenfran3 miro ausaetedt
Seurig Mein trinft, 1iiden unae6edt
Cort lit mene Seimat lit mein ibSnfer Sbab
Germ in oaer g8et lit uobl fein eIeder 9las
$50 Sonntagssloden mioerbaIcn Inn gaD
5rieolid STRIDE tromen Sung mo M
9nut lit ndne 9emat, bortBn trebt meim Simn
sebetbtrgen Sas 2ano po it aeborem bin.
@flt 1reem Sansergrnb Jran SduQer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-09-22
1omefeab, ga.
9eatfde Gu. Qutb. Ct. Raslu1 etstt

222-224 ct 8. Nbe.
Ncp. 0reterid 6. Nltboff. Yaftor. 9eIes
pbrn: So 1745. Sonntagitule nlor9enS
$3.50 llbr. - 8ottesbienft 1920 ll5r.
ale @laubensgenOiien iiub berolto
tptIItoulmeu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
plained.
8.1N. BskssuA C QuAZ/Cy -z1cs /6@S

plained.
 Ordinary freight would also con- tinue to be handled through Sew ard, he said, but a day could be gained by using the more northern port for passengers and the.perish- able products.
 The Military establishment would have final say in any such change, it was pointed out. The committed instructed its chairman to work with the road to achieve coopera- tion for the plan.
 The fiscal year casis for grant, ing funds was brought up for criticism by both Col. Johnson and the committee, because of delays and expense involved. By putting budgets on yearly basis, the en- tire summer season could be utilized without holdups while Congress de- hated on monetary matters. Warne and Kadow were both instructed to make a renewed effort to get ap- propriations back on calendar year basis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
MARTlN IS PAINTING NEW SIGNS FOR BOAT HARDOR

George Martin, the city's new harbormaster who took over his duties November l, was busy to- day on a projected program to bring order cut of chaos in the Small Boat Harbor.
 He is painting signs to be post ed on each float, so that not only boat owners can see them as they come from the channel, but so that persons entering from shore can tell where they are without having to stop and ask questions
 He also has started larger signs to be erected on the channel side of each float, notifying owners where they may dock. Beats from 20 to 30 feet, 30 to 40 feet, and so on will he placed at certain floats, so that difficulties in moor ing may be overcome.
 Martin does not expect any own- CTS to change their moorage this winter, but as they come and go starting next spring, he wishes each length craft to note the signs and tie up accordingly, which will make more room for everyone.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09

The female mosquito drinks blood to get proteins with which to make her eggs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
Railroad Subsidy s
 Urged; Keep Aurora
 In Black = Johnson

The Alaska Railroad, for years the only artery of traffic to the interior, will soon be operating in the red unless granted subsidies comparable to those granted truck ing lines and airplane companies, it was pointed out by Col. J. P. Johnson, railroad general manager.
 Johnson discussed railroad prob lems before the meeting of the Alaska Field Committee, minutes of which were released recently through the office of Kenneth J. Kadow, committee chairman.
 Air and road freight nave cut revenues considerably, he said. Each operates on facilities furnished hy the government-yet the govern ment, in it's insistence the railway pay it's own way, makes it shovel it's own snow and maintain it's own right-of-way. Neither of these activities need be undertaken by trucking lines, because highways are kept clear by government agencies. Airfields are also kept up in the same way.
 Rates are not set by the Interior Department, Kadow explained, but by Congressional insistance that the road pay it's way. No rate change can take place unless Con- gress changes this policy
 Col Johnson suggested abolish ment of transportation tax in Alaska to produce more passenger revenue While the committee ta- vored this view, they doubted 1t could be done locally while kept in force in the States.
 A sea train, such as developed by the Alaska Freight Lines was asked by the colonel, which would save "at least Sl0 a ton" he said The entire committee concmrec that a study be made of startins such a project and that funds ht requested of the Interior Depart ment.
 The colonel believed the rcaC could show more revenue if it terminal were Whittier rather thaI Seward, allowing hot" shipment and perishable goods to be haulet more quickly to the Interior Sew ard would not be cut off, but b on type of shuttle service, he ex
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
PRIVATE OPERATION
 OF CEMENT PLANT "oJT," E OPINION

Private financing and operation of the proposed cement plant near Anchorage is practically out of the question:" according to the Alaska Field committees findings.
 but the Permanente Corporation has put a request before Anchorage to allow building of bulk cement nlant. the Alaska Railroad has aoreed to lease the land necessary, and the present holder of lime etona deposits is anxious to install a plant himself.
 Inasmuch as most cement pro- duced would be used by the Mill tarv. the Bureau of Reclamation and other governmental agencies however, private sponsorship was considered unlikely.
 Adeouate raw materials are on hand although the quality of some is not too good, the committee found.
 A bill is now before Congress to allow the railroad to build such plant, Undersecretary Warne said.
 Tn event Permanente built it's plant, it's operation would in mo way" ieopardize the soundness of the railroads proposed project, it was brought out.
 Kenneth J. Kadow, committee chairman, said the final draft ot the Alaska Development Bill would contain a paragraph devoted to the cement question, to allow it's establishment by the railroad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
MIR. AND MRS. DAWES
 RETURN ON DENALI

Wonderful -weather-only one cloudy day and one rainy day helped make the wonderful time MT. and Mrs. Harold F. Dawes had during their month away. They returned on the Denali, after visit ing relatives in Wisconsin, Minne- sota, Montana and Seattle.
 Dawes is chief attorney and ad- indicator for the Veterans Admin istration in the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
STOLEN CAR FOUND

A car stolen early Tuesday morning from in front of Frank Meyers home on the Glacier Loop road was found in the ditch at the side of the Montana Creek road yesterday.
 The radiator of the car had been drained Monday evening, Meyers told Highway Patrolmen. Bottles of beer and an old army cap were in the car when it was found.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
BROWNIE TROOP NO.
 MEETS, HOLD ELECTION

Brownie Troop No. 4 met in the American Legion Dugout Tuesday afternoon. We elected the following officers: Marianni Terencio, Presi- dent: Gretchen Adams, Secretary Hermiene Seymour, Treasurer.
 We played several games which were fun. We also practiced or the play we are learning.
 Shirley Anna Sharing and Rose mary Sundboret reporters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
MRS, FARGHER HOME
 AFTER LONG ABSENCE

Mrs. J. J. Fargher, who has been away from Juneau for a year and half, returned aboard the Denali.
 She has been in Seattle, visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Louis Peterson. Her aging father has been seriously ill, but Mrs Fargher reports that his condition is great ly improved.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09

LAUSANNE, SwitzerianG = Rita Hayworth, the movie star who be- came a princess by marrying Ally Khan, has come to Lausanne for the birth of her baby expected in the next few weeks Rita and Ally arrived from Paris Sunday and went into seclusion in hotel suioe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09

There is a possibility that all Federal rent controls will end next June 30. New dwellings are going up at the rate of million year and key lawmakers raise doubts whether another rent control bill could be damned through Congress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09

Islands in the Bahama group be- longing to Britain lie oniy 52 miles from the coast of the United States
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-11-09
CHAMBER TO MEET

Sinclair H. Lorain, recently ap- pointed regional director of the U. s. Bureau of Mines for AL aska, will be the guest speaker at the Chamber of Commerce's noon meeting tomorrow in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel.
 He will tell Chamber members of the development of the Bureau of Mines in Alaska.
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