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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Limit Sought for Debate
On Basing-Point Bill

Administration leaders sought
an agreement today to limit de-
bate so as to dispose of the highly
controversial basing point price
legislation.
Both houses have passed meas
ures to amend the antitrust laws
to allow the basing point practice
underscertain conditions. The Sen
ate recently voted to send the is
sue to conference with the House
to work out differences.
But Senator Long, Democrat OF
Louisiana, in a four hour speech
yesterday urged reconsideration of
the move sending it to conference.
Senator Douglas, Democrat of
Illinois, said he wants to kill the
legislation entirely because he
thinks it would strengthen mo-
nopolies.
Administration leaders wanted a
vote on the Long reconsideration
motion by nightfall.
The legislation would permit
manufacturer, in the absence of
any conspiracy or collision. to alb
sorb freight costs and quote uni
form delivered prices regardless of
how far distant a customer might
be from his plant.
The Senate bill would bar this,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
kcCarran Sits Tight
On DIP Bill Despite
.Bi-P Partisan Action
By the Associated Press

Senator McCarran, Democrat,
of Nevada, sat tight on a displaced
persons bill today despite a
Democrat-Republican move to
pry the measure out of the
Senate Judiciary Committee.
Senator McCarran, who heads
the committee, indicated he
hasn't changed his mind about
holding up Senate action on the
house approved measure. 1t is
designed to modify a bill passed
by the Republican-controlled 80th
Congress which President Truman
has said contained "anti-Catholic
and anti-Semitic" provisions.
With Mr.. Truman's urging,
Senator Lucas, Democrat. of
Illinois. took up with Republicans
yesterday the question OF jointly
sponsoring a resolution to take
the bill away from the committee
and bring it directly before the
Senate.
Senator Lucas walked unan-
nounced into a meeting OF the Re-
publican Policy Committee to dis
cuss the matter.
He said he and Chairman Taft
of the Republican policy group
agreed they would sign petition
to discharge the committee from
considering the House bill. He
added that five other Democrats
and five other Republicans would
put their names on the petition.
Senator Taft told reporters he
just wanted to be sure that once
this was done. Senator Lucas
would bring the issue before the
Senate. Senator Lucas said he
will bring it up before Congress
quits, but won't put it ahead of
some other important legislation
such as the reciprocal trade agree
ments and minimum wage bills.
Senator Lucas conceded he Is
treading on difficult ground in try
ing to dislodged Senator McCar-
ran from his control over the
measure.
In the first place. Senators don't
like to take any bill away from a
committee. They generally think
that's a bad precedent, for fear
they might get caught in a similar
movement on some measure they
want to pigeon hole.
In the second place. such action
by the Senate generally is regarded
as as slap at the committee chair
man. Senator McCarron has been
around the Senate since 1888 and
has lot friends who may not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11

at any time" He explained the
record forms were devised Ito
make it possible by the chief of
the press branch to monitor all
requests received for interviews
to make certain that the
reporters request was neither
mlslaid nor neglected.
mo approval of the Office of
Public Information is required for
interviews with military or civil
ian officials of the Department
of Defense he declared. mo
restrictions are placed on
the free movement of reporters
throughout the Pentagon or other
buildings occupied by agencies by
the department.
Direct Approach Allowed.
Reporters who wish to ap-
proach officials directly are COM
pletely at liberty and are en-
couraged to do So"
He then explained that the
record system actually was set up
principally for reporters who
have no established contacts . =
to speed the handling of their re-
quests for interviews" and was
not set up as a barrier between
the press and the officials.
The Office or public informa-
ton is neither a police depart
ment nor a barrier reef" he said
Its consistent policy has been to
facilitate, not to hinder, the work
of reporters"
Meanwhile, Basil L. Walters
chairman of the American Society
of Newspaper Editors Committee
on World Freedom of Information
wrote Defense Secretary johnson
that the implication of censor
ship or the intimidation of news
sources is to the newspaper man
implied" by the existence OF the
advance-approval regulation.
"Step Toward Thought Control"
In letter dated yesterday-be-
fore the announcement eliminat-
ing the regulation-Mr. Walters
told the Defense Secretary:
II fear you may have left your
self open to accusations of long
step toward thought control"
Mr. Walters. who is executive
editor Of the knight Newspapers.
asked whether there was not "a
strong possibility that the regu-
lation could give the press chief
authority to play one branch of
the armed service publicity over
another" and suggested other
situations which could have
arisen.
While military security must
be maintained" he declared, 1.-The
right of the American people to
have accurate information through
their newspapers on subjects not
involving Information of value to
potential enemy must also be
secured"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
A-24 80 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
Penfagon' S Order
For Advance 0. K. on
Interviews Dropped
By John A. Giles

The Defense Departments pub
lie information division said to-
day it will change its interview
request forms to eliminate a pro-
vision that they be approved for
mally in advance by the divisions
press chief.
The er-office record forms
had stated that "all interviews
must be approved in advance by
the press branch" no matter
which official or officer a reporter
sought to interview. Their exist
ence was disclosed in The Star
Sunday.
Press Chief Lee Hargus said the
approval in advance" section
will be abolished and that his Of
flee will use other methods Of at
tempting to keep bookkeeping
record"
Says No Approval Is Needed.
Meanwhile, Information Direc-
tor William Frye issued state
ment saying that amy reporter
is free to approach any official
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
Gen. ChidIuw Will Head
Air MuterieI Command

1t. Gen. Benjamin w. Chidlaw
will head the Air Material Com
mand at Dayton, Ohio. succeed
ing Gen. Joseph T. McNarney,
who had been named chairman of
the Defense Department. Ma
tional Defense Management Com
mittee.
Gen. Chidlaw has been acting
commander at Dayton since Gen.
McNarney came to Washington
last February as special assistant
to Defense Secretary johnson in
management and administrative
matters.
A native of Ceves, Ohio, and a
1922 West Point graduate. Gen.
Chidlaw commanded Allied tao
teal air forces in the Mediter-
ranean at the end of the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-11
want to see him kicked aroundl

want to see him kicked aroundl
Senator Lucas said he asked for
Republican help because he con-
siders the House-approved bill a
bipartisan measure. It would boost
from 100000 to 100000 the num-
Der of homeless Europeans who
could be admitted to this country
and take some of the geographical
and other restrictions off this i'm
migration.
This is not political question,
Senator Lucas said. ut should be
approached from a humanitarian
standpoint"
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illus 3aey, JnHta,,a
3meis 40.

Gie regelntGbige @eriammluns oes
3meig 40 iuirb am atpeiteh Domers=
tag I'M Monat, ,,tlb 5tpar am 13. st.
tober. ubr nabmittags I'M Sahien.
beim an Der 11tb uno &ooiepelt IN
3arp abgebalten.
@erte Sdtpeitenn oom 3tpeig 40
e ftno nod lsngefdbr 81 Sd,peitern,
Sic oen StiftlIngsfeit Dollar nidt Be-
,abH baben. Der 3,peig 40 bat BE-
idloifen cure monatliden BeitrGgc
niht an5unebmen biz ibr nidt cure
stiftunssfeit Dollars be3ablt babt.
Mlio liebe s1tpeitern bonn 9ipeig 40
mir bitten el,d ibr tuoat 10 gut iein
un6 ellren Hflihten uadfommen.
8ergebt rid)t als ibr i'm 3,pe.9 40
aufgenomnren tpuroet beripra6t ibr
aue ibr tpout cure NiGdten t,,n uno
Den Berein ,mteritisen. MLio bite
oas @criprsden gu baIten. itsbt gut
bel Den ilupgen uno alien Mitelieoern
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
1raHrr 8ereia scr 5entiM'(ycmciabe
Hptlut Spupcr.

Sic menatI;he Tprionunllna Scs
sSro;.c1 gerei,s iinac.. Ticnstaa, Sen
lS. Sftober. lb.'1>' i'm Grogcihni
Der Stride itatt. unS 5c3!mt 8 ll:r
abcilfs nit ell r. Yot!ut~ Sou,rr.
Nar %iteli,,"; ii.,h achcten ctma:
gcfca,ies, gebr ,tcGcS rScr pc::,, fence
mits"t:ingcn Is nlaibt nittS CIT;
mas ;mmer e, lit iolcnGe es et,oa:
5lun CIien lit; nu.h tnnn icScs SHi:.
slieh id ein>:: ;SaIt cinlcoen uns
mitbr;ngen. D. BdIte lin, and bcr,,
lid iriafommec ,lfierer Sar luii"l.
genoen 8erianlnlilmg bei,unpobnen.
f::i, Gre. Sctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

9as Sp5ialfomitee fir Ole nuh-
itcn brei Monate iino iolgelvNe Srei
Shpeltern: SSobamo &loB, &atbari-
na 8luri6, &atbarino Yauline Gie
@eburtstag goben i'm Stto6cr fOnnc:l
lid) be;n So5ialfomitee meloen.
9tab Der lebtcn @erlam!nirng
llnieren lie6en franfen S6iueltern
suiinlben ,pir baloige 8eneillns.
Suianna Sermau, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
Vt,jar.
Der 9irdjen 5rauen Yerein Der
ct. ,}ubannes Oemeinbe

peranltaltet am 80. Sftober einen
sroBen 8aiar. 9as aomitee eibt it'd
erobe Mube ale Sorbereih.neen 81
treffen. Gs tperom I1biaden su Der,
fauien iein, gut fiir 8eibnabts= =8e.
id)enfe, cine ibone Quilt miro Sem
gliidliden 0eiuil1ner eeseben. SCENT
gemadte gfattuurit uuo 9rapien
fueroen 5u oerfaufen iein. Die sbtpe=
tern, .uelde nid)t aftip mitbelicm ton-
men, ialb gebeten allf oieiem @eee
ct,pas a,l fdenfen in Material ooer
Jn,a15iell. 'Gs miro ales banfero
angenomnten. Mae bon Sit ,lrto @eit
imo ber5li6 einaeloben.
I'm 8abfreiben geiub bittet
~ss G,',ltce.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
g. e. 0amendor Saronia.


Serbitfousert oerbnuSsn nit 3hsater
sountag, Sen 23.. .Sftcber, I'M
% lrbr nabmittags. balt obl9erSer'
elm i'm @citieite Sadienbeinl 7OOl
Ieniion Npe lem Serblttonjert an.
Inter fre,.Scider 9Nhpirt''ng Der
gintradt=Sermania tuiro a,i6 eln
idones 1bcateritiid d,,fseTibrt uno
an grfrii6unsenc ioauie gutter Ian57
nutlif ,uiro es aud nidt ieblen.
@ir laSen aae iddiiiden Serene
BON mob ,.no fern freunolitlt Gin ',''s
nit ibrem tperten 8eiud am %. Sts
tober 81 beebren. Nur Surb eeaeus
ieitige llnteritiib,,ng tomnen ore Ser'
cine tpoblen, bliiben ,rao geoetben.
@ir bciien uno luiini1en redt o1ele
unlerer lieben Jreumoe am &onsert
81 beeriiBen.
9bea Stols, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

oige 3ieelmerinMaoame gliiernidta
Ebtpna. 0e gsorot iaaelb - uno
tan3t baB Sic fieben llnterr0de iid)
iiber ibrem 3opfe 3aiammemdlaeen.
Cb NIT oem 3ofeld aud geta,,at
,uiro Quie gu 8r. Shenf) oas tuiro
sic 8raut su beitimnen babcn. alio
bier et,pas @eruib bon Sonepmoon.
aber INN oen gan3en @eibmad 5ll be.
|fonnen mlB man iid aan 90. Oft.
!3,,nral eci,nnaen miro pbotograpbiid)
linn @eltieite Sadienbeim einiteaen.
Egead)te Yrogramm I'M @olfsblatt
0antbar ,uiiroen mir iein Elm polles
Saus 81 iTen. ?" -
Mit SdneeraruB alien iid 9eteil'
Igenoen. Mtilb &rauB ~.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
8ajar, &artenipiel unb Nbenoe1en

peranitaltet bic Gillette Sieocrtafel
i'm Gillette Sadienbeim am 20. Stt'
saucrfraut uno @,lrit miro ierniert
nm $50 l16r abenos. Aae ii'rS ber5=
lid eingelaSeu. am &onlltee limo:
Creno, Oieboao, Sallnen, Braun,
Stcsfamper, Jran5, @eber. Willln-
acr uno 0eliino. Tas &omitee miro
aaes iehr Suiricoenltcllcno porberei-
ten. Mlio lalt ms aae baran beteill-
acn umo elm sutes Saucrfrol.t nno
@urlt eiicn.
8citelllmgen bon belmgcna61cr
@urlt mno 2rapien lparoen I'M Nor=
aus iiber 3elepbon angcnommen.
Mon ruie Sennp Braun, Wldl'tfe
1922, aatb. 6olbertb, Widl'tfe
1888 ,mo 6. Sauierman, Nr. 1179.
emma Sa,,iermam Setr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

BON 9rdl. 6. Martini 1er3lih ,piIl.
tonlmcn gebeiBen.
q N,Mltp Sherner brabte ,lns
@abp Sopce sllma &enncees, S0b=
terlein bon tSrau Mlma ,lno -Sllireo
Sellncgcs.
0ep,tp 6. Sbmibt bradte uns
@obp CLAIM 90. Hotb, 9o6terlein
bon Scrrr lmo Srau Martin 3otb,
,,Ho 8aple 8. gubl ,mo Sonbra 9.
8ubl, S06ter bon 0errn uno 6rau
tNselpin 8ubl. geioen Deputies muir
&c ber5lidIt geoanft.
Mls Grciie mo Spenoen fir unier
&artenpartie, bas am q. Nop. nm
3 llbr nadpn. itattiinbct, erbielten
mir BON Iufe George Gplcr $500;
cine Spenbe bon 8rlroer 8lllmens
binbler 8ereIals lm,b bon Sdn
Dora Small, Sliie &ebner, Ssennp
!lber, Gatb. @olfi uno &atb. Sbcr=
nicr. Iaen iasen MFR ber5lidIten
ISanf. @eitere Spenoen unb Be'
ibcnfe nimmt oas &onlitee baffeuS
|an. alles gebt gum @0bl uno 9eitell
|lnierer &ranfenfaiie 3weis A..
! Sh,p. 6. @olii lmo Cara 8roB,
|nno &atb. 8Iel5 gratuleren mir 81
oeren Gnfelto6terleins SRI. aeelalS
&ebner tu ibrer @erlob'ms una
Gbartatte 8cttihlins gum neuen
Sdruiegeriobn.
Die Mitslieoer bes 3speis 1 iino
ber5liblt eingelaoen gum 0anenbor
Saromia ,lnb Gilltraht>Sprmania
9omert uno 1beater oas nln %. ,Sft
3 llbr nabm. I'M Weltieite Sahien.
beim ltattfinoet. ..
slui ser 9ranfenliite iino: aatb
&aums- -sdullter mo Cara 3ideli.
3ir ipiinlben baloise 8eneiuns.
Gliiabetb 3iihler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
uuSlp.ln ',!sa,sG sn1,
Irauen @ereim Der ct. Yetrms
2irden 8cmeinbe.

Sonntag, sen 16. Sftobcr. bGM, Scr
6raucn 8erein Sen alliGbrlidpr 8a=
iar-Shaller ab; ,posu ale Mitglie.
Der ,mo Greunbe bcr3lid ei,rgelaoen
iino. Scoe gabe miro oanteno ent-
gegengenomn1en.
4 llbr nadmittags 8egiltn Der Ser.
'amml,lng. @ir bitten alle Sh,pe=
ltern piinftlib 81 iein. I'm 6 llbr
,uirS fir aae, WitsIieber ,no @1itc.
Elm 2llnb ierbiert. Na6ber 5ami,
Iienabeno.
Sinlfa &ellncr. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

8efanutmadnng,

@ir MAIDEN befannt, oab Conn,
tag, sen 90. Sftober, i'm Weitieite
Sabienbeim unier SerbItfonsert ab.
gebalten ipiro. slub elm l,itiges
Ibeoteritiid fommt p.r Muffiibrlmg
Gin tiidtiges &cmitee iorgt iiir CT.
friibungen aller Irt llluo an gutter
San3mltiif miro es al1dl nidt feblen
Wir bitten Nun ,miere lieben g. g.
2art6 sle,,te 1,no anoere ssrel,mbe pon
Dit ,mo Wst ben 90. Sftober fin
Saronia 3ll reiernieren.
Sbea Stoli Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06

iam,:tl,:ng be,oL't ,pel sen. cnit aIl +,
@edaHagen a,sciG!ci:eu ,ucrosn tGu-
men. 0affee uno Sudden ierpiereu an
Dem MbeiiS: Mnna un6 San Tanb,
Cara 9aub uno Gricoa .Lbedmon.
Das Stift,mesieit am Fl. Sept.
tuar gut beiudt. @ir banfeneen Ser
einsmitslieoern bonn 3rre.a 8, 10 unS
AZ ioapie alien 5reunben FIJI: Sic In.
tcritiitung Gs frcutc nnS aud) oas
nellDermGblte Yaar' Scrrn Glo .6rdi,
9eIluig BON Carp auf uniercm ;seit
81 begriiben. Sm Namen Ses 3,uciJ
46 eratulieren mir Sen beiccm SUN
gbeb,uo. @ir tuiini9en ibuen allies
quite u,to @ottes reiden Sege,,.
ginige MlSden uno Jrauen tru-
gen Gormoltleioer umo peri6Gnten
Sic NnIidt baourd. Der YrciiScntin
llno &omitee beiten Oanf iiir al Sic
Midbe. gnbe gut, alles gut.
slm Sonntag, oen 6. Nopember,
permitaltet Der 3npeig 46 ei,len
9beaterabeno
unb ,rahber 1ans. 8itte Nieiel Mbenb
fit oieie ltnterbalt,lns 3u reiernieren
Das Yroeramm fiir sen Mbemo tpiro
ipdter befannt semabt.
Sopbie Qurb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
0elSet,c He4scit
Sm Jernea @siten. Saitle Iod,
i'm Staatr SNailin9tun.

Soeben erbalten mir 8erid,t aus
Goitlc &od, @aibirgton, 6aS ser
Sr;;tr @roB=Nc.iilaent Scs Iertrol
sScrtanbes Ser g. g. ser II. g. Nru.
Scr Sobn Shlrf uno iei,e lie6c ,Srau
Narie ibre @oIoe,te Sod5eit am 30.
Scttcmbcr feicrten. ST ,pelher sSrau.
Ghri'tine Yo!ocr nnS Srm Natlnrinr
lllman- 3afcl ous Glcpclano ais oltc
,src'nbe al,d ampeilHO lunrem,m Sas
cSsltbelpaar at ebrcn. 81: ,pnrScn ais
GtrereGite porecitcat. Mm 5lueitcn
sag na6 ibrcr Nnfunft in GaitIe
Sod. 8aIbi1atom f,,treM iie s,un
Sonunerbeim bes ssuae!paares, baS
anl @eltmeer 100 Meilcu rrn Gaille
@od entfernt licet. peldjeS Sic 5ciocn
@Glte ais icbr orecncbm ianoen. Sci
Scr ,par ser Mrfentbalt nur 5pci "a
ge. 1enn in Galtle Nod ,parcu rcQc
@orhereitlmee,l I'M @arge Uei Ser
NntEnft tuurbe bos SubeIracr nit
ibren B6iten i'm Muto Ynrf empian-
gen. 0as apar Sic erite Jeier. stm
Nbcrlo iultroe bas Su6eitoar bon ser
-. 6. g. seebrt NIT ct.ua 65 BGiten
aniueieno. 3tuei Gage ipiitcr iiber=
|uabm oie Grange (5armcr Gersin)
|Sie Ss,ebelpier, no iiber 400 81itc
|antpeieno tuaren unb an. einem IIrper
Nbenoeiien to;Inabmen. 81 ebren ocs
Ssubelpaares ,lno ibren Baiten mel
DIES bis nGditen Gag oauerte.
3tuei Iage ipGter fcnS sic Saupt.
feier Der Jamilie JIM Seim oes Subel.
paares itatt, mo bie gbrenaGite uon
GIeoelano audi eiageidIoiic'l ,uaren,
33 an Der 3abl. Seute fabren mir
,mo ,tniere @aite NSolber unS lllnan.
3afel 3ur Weii1tieaus ser sr5bte1,
SGgeniible,l Der @elt uno bon oa
sebts ioieoer, 5nm. Caean fir 5mei
Gage, ,tm Die Miinbuna 5es gr,bell
5luiies Gollnnbia 3ll ieten nit all ocn
icbens1uehten Blurstrn; Damn mol.
len uniere Odite mieper Sie Seim:
reiie nod Glepelano antreten.
Ser Beiudb ipar oiel cu f,,r5 nm
Sen sanaen @eiten 3u ieten. GaS
SSmbelpaar Serr ,tnb sSrau Sdmfi
luarcn bier bepor lie mad, Dem @citcn
iiberiieoelten uno i'd, in Cattle Sod
i'm Staate @aibiuetcn aniicoelten.
Gr par Elm tG.;ac, @titglieh oes
3sueig / in G!.e...',:E, unb mir 5attcr.
ole Die 8eleselts!t i'm anl 5OiG!ri.
gen Subildum oes 3iucis I ucrGun'
ben NIT Scr 1orrentioa Ses Tentra!
8erban6es als Gr.tSro6prGiioen 81
beg:iiben ,,nh ms mil linn ei;lig'
1aaa 5u ,,lrtcr!r. lien Gub mir ara
illcren Dem s,rbclpaar, hrnn G:
lpar elm eroBer Jrc.nls ocs NeSof.
telrs Sd)neioer ais er in HleDclano
luobnte. @ott ibcnfc ilncn Die (Se.
inrobeit oamit iis nod) picle Sahrl
i'm areiie ibas Camille erlcbcn
mosen. ~..
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3meia A

bilt ieine regelmGBige monatlibe
8eriammlung Sonntag, sen =. Oft,
ab. aae Mitglieoer iino frernoLidIt
eriadN in Ser 8eriammllrng 5u er.
idrinen INN iib I'M Central Gerbano
,tnb 3ranfenperein gl,tltsbe,ro ~ mo-
den. SSSn ser September -Yeriamm.
hung batten mir einen 8ait sSrml
Megina 9eemens bon youngstown,
Ohio, friiber IN Seem gorf lpobnbait
unb Mitglieo oes 3lpeig A. apar.
Sic ,uurbe bon alien ger5li6 mill.
fommen 9cbeiben.
6. Sontid, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-06
9amendor saronia unS Gintradt.
Sermaria semeinidatMid)e !Sod'
seitsSeier nit &onSert.

8cim &ronentpirt Sdneioer lm
@eit ieite Sad)ienbeim aloitori,um
am 80. Sftober. 2 llbr nadpnittagS
lit es.
Mae lebensirelrSise Wfitslieber
,r,o lreurroe li'io ber8Iib einselaoen
8as piro oa iain? Shon bas @ort
..Sod5eit" liBt eud) ire,loig aufblit-
fen, aber 2adialpeal !ueroen iein ,pie
man Tie iriiber nod ME gebort bat =
ocm alfgefiibrt miro v0ie pertaulf),
te 9raut", sans i,utelnaselneue, CUR
groBen 8etp,moerilng bot cine eins
iad)e Biirsersirau. oieies Stiid ee=
iArieben. Iieies &auterbltno tuiro
BON beioen @eianeoereinen Sur69e-
fiabrt uno sur Sdau sebradt. Sier
ioa Ser reibe oumpe &crl 1ep Die
arme aber iebr id)0ne Srenette bel
raten, ielbige aber mill ibm lieber
elm 0enfnal unter Die Musen iesen.
als nit ibm oas 8ctt teilen, itrel,bt
iid) nit aler Getualt nit Sem ou,n'
men Mofu ourds 2eben 81. geben.
Iod) ser Nater at,to bic gall5e
sappid,ait brilrgen es iertis. oab Die
Sodseitseloden Sen o,mnpen 1olpel
nit Der idonen graut por ben altar
bringen. Mber Dor oem beiligen gltar
gei6iebt i'm 9auiihritt Der groBte
speftatel, Sic Slngisa (Wagp) laBt
lid) NIT Sem Maulaif uno ieinem
Me;dtum nsrntablem. go erbaH, Ole
So4,eit ibre !Sobe, beam bic &od-
seitg6ite- -Mdnnlein uno Jraulein--
iineen i'm 2Gnoertenpo ibre ridti-
nEm Sod}5eitidsutrren, 10 oaB and
nod bem S9olarprofeiior Ole aap=
pc rot miro, 3umal .8eim aronen.
iuirt be,,t lit S,rbel a,no 1an3 1io..
Gio, Sio." Die aatrein trGgt beute
ibren beilieen aran5, ia, ba. ba. anf
einmal tpir6 itiG ,mo oerMn6 blhlt
men 9ui6. 0as @rautpaor lit plot
ti9 peridppultoen bslfdh bui6, es
orotnt pom 3anae oas lralte 8aus.
tenn aro1tenmirt eebt nasn nos 2am.
pele aus bui9, bufd, palid. pui&. Sa
nidt oerseiien nod oiele boben pof.
iierlide Stolen - 6obei Die Gbr,piir.
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Cfjeite QieSertafel.

Die 8. Sftober= =8eriamml,tna
lpuroe por 9isc-Yrdi. &atb. 6olbertll
gelcitct, NEIL YrGi. Sobn Braun
md,t anaucicno lein fonnte .8iele mid
tiae GeidEfte pnroen erleoigt. &af'
fee ,,no Sudden ,puroe oom Sttobcr'
s@eburtstag)Qomitee ieruiert. Sobr
Buip, Mus,,itc @cber. Cara &otb
Gertrude Stesfamper, Slice Sranp
:aatb. ssolbertb aratalierte alien ,,'lS
tlpiiultte ibnen piel @liid I'M Namer
Scr 9icoertafcl.
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1,ls He,,,et tteaN. "a.
3ipeie 6.

0en Mitglieoern 6es g. g. Ser.
eins bon 9omeiteao 6iene 5,,r &C.
faligen @adri6t. bob uniere n6d).
ite 8eriammlllne Samstas. Den 8.
Sftober. 1880 llbr abenos itattfin=
oct. Die 8riioer lpcrben biermit er-
f1.dt Der 3erianumlune beio,npobnen.
8eitrage mii0en piinftli6 beaabli
tueroen; audi mub Ser 8erein in
iei1rr @irtihaft bon alien 8riibern
unterihibt tuer6en, oamit fein finan,
5ieuer Aiidgang itattfinoet.
s.: &raft, Sefr.
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Sim 20. 'September batten mir
cine if0ne 8eburtstagsieier su CT
rem Der Sdmeitern, oie in Sen leb=
ten arei Wonoten Geburtstag batten.
Nnd Rrof. u. sduiter ipuroe sra-
tuliert lmo erbielt bon saronia ourd,
Yrai. Cara .. Sbneiber ein &C.
ihenf, tuofiir er ber5llh oanfte. 6r.
Sdniter mar llnier lieber 8ait nno
frel,ten mir lns iebr, ie in ,mierm
areiie 81 baben. Die S6peitcrn, Die
auf ser Bebmrtstagsbllte tparen, bat
ten elm feines Siibnereiien ierpiert,
spofiir tuir ibnen Ber5lih banfen. NQe
atnueienoen unterbielten iid) auis
@eite. Sim 13. Oftober nod 6enl
Singen lit geriammlung. 0H Mit,
glie6er tueroen eebeten antpeieno III
iein. 6cnn tuihtiee 8eid1fte iinb 81,
erleoisen.
Wifhpod. Sen 19. iSftober, 1T bon
ben 8ercinigten 7amenhoren cine
offene '@eriantnlm1g tfnb 5tpar ,un
lrbr iut @eltieite sadieaait,l:l1 mo-
au tpir due eingeIaben' limo. Nad)
Der geriamml,me miro aaffce a,no
2,ihen fcrbiert.
8ir gratulieren 9errn uaso syra,,
Ootti6Iine gum Sftuieeeriobn uno
tpimfhen Dem iungen Eaar piel
@liid. 1bea Stol3, Sefr.
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1,ss @alet,,. Okte
Der 3lueig 18

bdlt feline reeeIndbige @eriamml,mg
Sollntag. Sen 8. Sftober. 2 llbr nod
mittags ab. Mqe Mitalieber itnb &C.
beten Ser 8erlammllug bei5ulpobnen
mir tpiiroen uns frel,en tpenn iid Sic
jiitgeren Mitglieoer alld) beteilisen
tuiirSen an oen @eriammlunscn. 2ic-
ienigen Sdlpeitern, sic nit ibre:l
geitragen riiditGnoi9 iino, iollten iidl
,gutitebeno mad)eeH
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Dcrmdhlunes=2ln,eio

Yaltor Suns 6oiiel ,n,S 5rau be-
cbren iid bi,rmit sic 8erloblrne ibrer
Sod)ter Margaret gli3abetb nit
Serru 3arl s. Sbnliot BON @lraro.
Ohio, bcfarnt s,l geben.
Die Srauuna lpiro am Sonntag,
sen 8. Sftober, ,lm $50 llbr IN Der
ct. .ssobdn,csfir6e, 757 Coon ro..,
GlcpeIano, s., itattiinben.