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Evening star., 1949-02-19
ALEXANDRIA. VA

On Seminary Hill, in the estate sec.
tion; a showplace Of unusual charm
that will appeal. This smart-looking,
French, Proyincial-type, all-white,
painted brick, and timber trimmed;
impressive in its setting, on a high
knoll with sweeping lawn is home
tnat people stop to admire. The
sonality; The kitchen is very mod
ern and completely equipped; cop.
per piping and plumbing; 3 bed.
rooms and tiled bath on second
floor; house has Kelvinator refrig-
Grafton unit for air conditioning,
and many other features too. nu.
merouS to adequately describe in an
advertisement. The basement has a
plastered ceiling. The knoll 1OOx15O
OF well-landScaped grounds. has Q
variety of friendly and rare trees.
magnolias. shrubs. etc: seclusion
with great accessibility. Really. one
must see the property and entire
setting to appreciate fully the
yaluSs being offered for quick sale
at S23,950, on terms to be ar
ranged; immediate possession This
property will be open for inspec-
ton Sunday and over WaShington's
Birthday. Interested purchasers may
phone our ONCE for address and
directions on how to reach.
The M. H. BARRY Org.
22O6 Mount Vernon ave, Alex, Va.
Phones Alex OO7S and TIE. 2442,
The Old Reliable Once"
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INDIAN SPRING PARK
KENSINGTON- S1O.5O

KENSINGTON $10,5OO
asbestos shinsle bungalow
on partially wooded 65x1s4 lot.
Payments on GI trust, S5S per mo-,
including taxes and insurance. Lge.
living rm. with dinette, 2 bedrms..
bath, well-eauipped kitchen, screened
front porch. full basement with
&C. gas furnace, Venetian blinds
throughout: reasonable down pay
ment. MURDOCH REAL ESTATE,
PL. 1105. 10"
ROCK CREEK HILLS
370s Calvend lane-A charming new
brick home on large, beautifully
landscaped lot lst floor; living rm.
ultramodern kitchen, den and pow
with 2 baths. Full basement, gas
a-ch.; garage with breezeway;
ample closet space and many other
quality features of construction.
Don't miss this. Priced to SELL Z.
r. BOYNTON CO., 1925 Wisconsin
ave, OR. O800; eyes,. OR. 1851.
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UNIVERSITY PARK
Prewar-built brick, 2 stories with
spac. liv. rm., fireplace. din. rm.,
kit, 8 bedrms., Ia baths. oil h.
VIII, rec. rm. with fireplace, 2-car
For appt. call Mr.. Holloman, FIR
9933, with
Campanella & Wood
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COLORED-VACANT

1921 1st st. ne.-Corner brick home;
large rms. tile bath. extra-large
kit. This house is in excel. cond.
and priced to sell on easy terms,
NO. 1850. CAFRITz: ewes, GIL.
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TEMPLE HILLS, SO, $50
2-bedrm. masonry bungalow, expan-
sion attic, storm windows; large level
lot; an ideal home for an elderly
couple or young family; convenient
to Naval Research Laboratory and
Andrews Field. Can be bought ,on
reasonable terms. Phone AT. 0566,
Evening star., 1949-02-19

Open Sunday 1870 to 4::30
colored-17O1 and 1902 Woodhill
Court-Detached Cape Cod brick
vertisement. LANGsToN REALTY,
TR SRQ1 30
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S995 DOWN

Colored. 6-rm. brick, bsmt.. bath,
h.-w.h.. extra kit; ine home in
desir. and conven ne. sect. Call
today, FIRST NATIONAL REALTY,
I'LL VT. ave. NV, RE. 1881, UN.
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SUITLAND. MD.
TAKOMA PARK

Lee. det. multiple home; $500
mo. income. unfurnished; $500
cash. FIR, 1894 go
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ONLY 2? MILES d. C., over dual
highway. on large corner lot; 5-room
stucco. fireplace, hardwood floors,
modern kitchen and bath. full base
ment. automatic oil hot-water heat;
S9,250; $3.50 cash.
above water. knotty-pine interior,
tile bath, complete modern kitchen.
automatic oil heat; Ss,45O; $1,75O
cash.
Log cottage, fireplace. bath. large liv-
ing room. sleeping auarters;. fur
nished; 200 IT. waterfront; $4,75O;
81 900 cash.
Small farms in Bradley Forest. 1.-THE
Year-'round Community on the
Lake" $3.50 UP; $50 down, $40
monthly. Many other excellent
CLAUDE Tn5 e. H1xsoN, Real Estate,
Manassas, Virginia. Phone Manas-
sas "a 30
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Looking for Free Rent?


Looking for Free Rent?
Who isn't! All you need is S2,35O
cash to buy this modern two-family
ant Twill take care Of monthly pay.
ment. lheluding taxes and insurance.
Occupahcy OF downstairs apt. BY
Mar. f5th: For further informa-
tlon on TINS, very attractive offer
OPEN SAT. AND SUN,
/ l646 Ft. Dupont st. 3-bedrm. brick
near Fairfax Village. assume 40 loan
payable at 6736 per mo. incl.
everything. You will find this
charming home in q COW. neighbor-
hood with bus transp. at the door.
open from ! to 6, Sat and Sun.
AT. 0566 or AT. $3.50 for spec. appt.
GABLES co.
Evening star., 1949-02-19

YOU NEED our experienced sales
service, don't delay. Eve. or Sun,
phone Georgia 2900. L. T. GRA-
Waite. Realtor, 1918 K st. NV.
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AT. $3.50.
THE GABLES co.
2423 MINI. ave. s.e. 10
UNIVERSITY PARK
Pre-war built; 7-room, 2a-bath tap
estry brick. slate roof. rec room.
chestnut trim throughout Outdoor
barbecue Price. S23,95O, Call
WA. 5000 till 9 pm.
Open All Day Sunday
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
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ECONOMY RAMBLER
"a. o19I. IVA. lolS: -
HOME AND INCOME

1918 Potomac ave. s.e.-Brick: 8
rms, . baths; Q apts.. possession of
1st floor at settlement; gas heat;
$1,000 down. Mrs. Readmond. EN-
SS15, with WILLoUGHBY'S REAL
ESTATE, AT. TO43,
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FRANK L. HEWITT
WHEATON

Our Lady Of Sorrows
Is directly across the street. Enjoy
sleeping much later on Sunday
morning and still arrive on time
for mass. Shingled 2-story frame
on long lot; hardwood floors, fire-
place, det. garage: / block trans
portation and shopping.
ROBERT E. LOHR
Realtor, GE. ossl. 311 Cedar ST..
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1901 D ST. NE.

Colored-Corner BRICK stories.
cellar, rms, bath. gas heat, gas
refgr., storm windows: wide lot;
built yrs Open Sunday, . to 5
pm. Eve. or Sun, phone Temple
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I,ANDOVER HILLS

MT. RAINIER-2 APTS.
1904 Cedarcroft pl.-Live in ] apt,
rent from other pays for house;
Entirely modern. Open Sat. ana
Sun. Go see it and make offer. Call
Mrs Nader. UN. 4314, cox & CO.,
Evening star., 1949-02-19

5-RM. AND BATH FRAME, full bsmt,
oil heat. compl furn.. gar. 4 drs.
of Wilson blyd;, walking dist. clar-
Nr. Langley, 4 mi D. C.-5-rm. and
bath; remodeled frame house -on on
PENTAGON REALTY CO., Fairfax
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mo. (con,. J

BETHESDA =. Modern brick 6-rm.
per mo. MR.. ADAMS, OIL. 2442.
FERNDALE ST., Kensington - Ideal
location for children; mod. brick
bungalow. lge. liv. rm., flrepl., 2
bedrms. tiled bath. kitchen, expan-
maculate cond Moderate down pay
ment. Balance like rent Call Mrs
Philip, with CAMPANELLA g.
WOOD, EX. Alb; ewes, AK. 1906.
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BROOKLAND

contains liv. rm. with mirrored fire.
pl.. din. rm.. mod. kit. large den; 3
lovely bedrmsy ga baths, bsmt. has
appeal to those looking for the bet
ter home; $4,000 cash required. Call
Mr.. Mcintosh, EX. 24s0: ewes, WA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
SCIENCE

M0ltlls and lmlnufialS' VIII
nc the s4ppei oi the Lesson
sermon M al Chlsiian Science
Churches lhouaroui the world on
oundaN Mar 10
This conapt.nle must put on
inr-,,...,n;tor and inns mortal
nu, IN ,mnar,aItv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
PATRONIzE OUR
AD v E RTISER S
Gospel Singers Of
The Choral Union

this paper each week for full
covcraec OF this great event
Mrs. Willie Mac Ford Smith OF
ST Louis. Mo. Viii be featured
al the headquarters. New Salem
Baptist church on Dubois and
Illinois streets. Saturday night
VIII star as usual. ! am sure. Here
her sing Hold On. II Just takes
a Willie Mae Ford Smith TO sing
this number. MIS-. Smith is Ma
tlonal Supervisor Of the SololSt
Bureau. All SoloiSis are asked TO
be present and invite other So
lost for you viii get plenty Of IN
spiraiion from Mrs. Smith.
Our sick members are improv-
ing nicely Brother Stroller and
Sister Gordon arc both coming
back this way Let's pray on.
Jesus is a healer but the world
won't believe IT, but lie is heal
ing all the time
Our work IS moving on nicely
You are cordially invited 10 JOIN
hands with US TO push this great
religious organization onward.
Wishing us we'll is fine but to
link hands and help is better
August Is the month for the
Great Annual BABY Contest Ev-
erv official is asked 10 start max
inc plans for your baby We hope
To make this affair one Of our
best
We arc happy 70 have Mr..
Fits hack. and also thankful Tor
the now names he added TO inc
Prayer League
Our MAY effort is Ncw ChorS
for the organization we 60 70
Tho FIRST Baptisi Church nam.
tramck on the Third Sunday IT
this month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
CINE General Board
Votes New Rules; To
Meet In Kansas City

The CAIE general board at Carter Metropolitan
Church MAY 35 elected general officer changed ruling OF
lay delegates its conference and voted Kansas City
Mo- headquarters for conference MAY 1850
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

The Rev J. l.. Tobcrt. Holly
Springs. Miss. was elected as
general officer 20 fill a vacancy
caused by the death OF the Rev
J. NJ. Reed. Little hock. Ark.
Lay Delegates
The body changed tho rule Of
sending four lay delegates from
each presiding district TO the
sending Of ohS .syman from
each pastoral charge This change
Will have 81 delegates attending
IL, general conference instead
OF fourteen.
The $500 delegates from all
over the nation voted 10 hold its
general conference in Kansas
City Mo. on May 3. 1850. upon
recommendation of the nominal
lng committee
Addressing the delegation was
Senior Bishop r. A. Carter. Chr
caro- and Bishop J. A. Ham
lett. Kansas City: H. p. Porter,
Louisville. Ky. J II Moore.
Memphis. Tenn: W. Y. Bell.
Cordelle. Ga. Luther Stewart.
Iopkinsvillc, XIV, and F l..
Lewis. Shreveport. La. who also
gave the opening sermon on
Wednesday morning.
Officers Report
General officers reporting were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

G.. II. Carter, publishing agent,
jackson. Tenn; F. T. Jcnns. IL
nancial secretary, Jackson. Tenn;
J. b. Boyd. conference claimant.
Memphis. Tenn. Bertram w
DOYLE. education secretary. Louis
VILE. KY; b. J Smith. religious
education director. Chicago.
Also c. f. Chapman. public
relations. Kansas City. Kan; w
S. Martin. Collins Chapel Hos
ptal superintendent Memphis
Tenn. and Mrs. Rosie T. Hollis
president. Women's Correctional
Council Oklahoma City, Okla.
Members OF the nominating
committee are: c. f. Chapman.
Kansas City. Mo. chairman: l..
O. Brown. Washington. D. c.
secretary: c. l.. Finch Louisville.
KY. A. p. Dunbar. Of Georgia.
z. L. Siggers. Tuppelo. Miss
Miss A. L. Wclch. Birmingham.
Ala. and G.. L. Smith. Minden'
LIE.
The Rev. A. Ralph Davis
served as host pastor. Partici-
patng also were the Rev w
II Amos. pastor OF 81, John
Church. and the Rev. F. NJ. Doz-
Ter, Detroit CINE presiding elder
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

miI. I n, you rather have your children
them Iss cry when YOU have 10 give
DRli'f'alh.aslvel SYRUP OF BLACK
lnsh,o~. 1 was designed 10 put
tears; ' on a child's lips instead Of
BLlt = n ,s, eyes. You zee, SYRUP or
isstin, - is 20 pleasant
chiIdrs, 20 essy-to-take, that most
asvor actually like ia sweet. spicy
ana you will like SYRUP OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
Mans Worlds
Topic At Ebenezer AME

The highest tribute Mas pad
to Motherhood al Ebenelcr AME
Church SUNDAY a congregation
Of more than 1000 heard MEM
oiablc message commemorative
the occasion. Tho pastor the Rc
CARLYLE r Stewart ChDose Ai
text from Prov 81 and p.~chci
on the theme Mans World
We are living IN q wo.ld -
conquest and lust. Pastor So
Wari declared
ITO have Il better world
we mus have better women Il
mothers Marriage Is Con /, meth
ID % rcpsoducton Rev VI
Stewart said the uncfoN nta
queens ore The mothers np'ang
takes 'hc riacc of a Christian
mothc hi the home
Poem Recitcd
a p"eM suited fog The occasion
composed bv Isaac jones was
rociicd 10 The congicpdflor ht
Marie Jono> eife Of the cln
poser Twelve children and nv
Rdults we're baptized
The reward % the oldest nn'h-
81 present was presented % 82
vcSf Old Mother Wilson 'Wo
mothers split palcs for having
the mos; cnild,on present n0
with seven ard the other lN.
lespec'iyclv They we're Ms
Tavlor and Mr.. Snitf
Prize 10 the Youngest no'hrf
vas given 70 IL year old Betty
Jane Rackham
The theme hvinn ~ the service
was Nv Mothers PRAYER Muse
in songs hv Rose 81 Sharon Che.
rus and Senio' Cno.i
SUNDAY morning MAY 49, tn
pulpit will be supplied hv Tho
r. Rev George " Baheg bis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
MONS A HONEY
"nen We Kids Need Laxative, She Ul'es -
Syrup Of Black Draught

nrAcK.DRAUGHT's usually prompt
results when given accoru.ng !" .',s ,I,st
lions What comfort it's 70 knoI s,. H'r.
the purity and quality OF your re. S'u and
,asr,. skill for which the
, ~ WE ~ RfACK-DRAUGllr have
~ lcng been famousl Get q h9.1'e ',' o.
sYRJP or BLACk-DkAt VII l,h,ldrsr,
H,t's the friendly laxative Tor on''"''"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
Woman's Day
At Bethel AME

An Evangelistic Campaign lead
ing up 10 Woman's Day Will begin
Sunday. May 18th III Bethel a.
M +. Church MIS-. MARY Watson
Stewart. nationally known exam
gelist Will conduct the services
and Will be the speaker al IL
AM. and again at 730 pm. and
every night except Saturday
The opening gun OF the Wom-
ems Day activities will be I'M
folded on Friday evening May
18th az The Yelled Prophet Page
ant which Is being directed by
Mrs. EVELYN Moniov and Will
take place in Scott auditorium. A
number of very beautiful young
ladies will be presented 10 His
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
Union District
sunday School
BY John r. Wade

49,. Congress key workers
~. ne last Saturday was large
p ss,.,ended Pastors J. L. johnson
y s True Light Baptist Church.
o. / Alexander OF the Uni
ana i Baptist Church, together
versa pastor Walker of the New
w VIII BAPTIST Church, added
os .sh inspiration and encourage
IN. All plans were perfected
sor the May Congress.
pre-conpress concert will be
i, he 18th. MAY nth will be
,he annual dinner
This Is expected TO be q grand
.st.,r Pastors. key workers and
salesates will fellowship in this
u ue~,,sl dinner. From the ST. Mark
psntist Church. Sister l.. V. West
ID Maggie Smith were added
=, ~. the general committee. Broth
~ T 1 Compton, F. w. West
I'D / c Smith were added 20
s"y Iaymen Brotherhood Com
nitiee.
Some of the delegates elected
rom the New Salem Baptist
church are as follows:
c. Howell from the Senior
Union. Mrs. Julia L. Irwin from
,bs Sunday School. Rev. w. M.
Reed from the ministers di-
vision. Rowland Holmes. Sun
ssv School Supt.. Rufus Ora
ham and Ebert Ivison of the
fsymen Brotherhood division.
ard Mrs. Maggie Phelps Of the
btu. Churches. get your del
soates names in 10 President
Hutchins in order that their
names may appear IN the next
issue OF this paper.
Mr. and Mrs. Walden OF the
vew Jerusalem Baptist Church.
Mrs Minnie Lewis of New Lib
CIV Baptist Church. Mrs. Rosa
s,oskes Of Providence Baptist
(nufcn. InLtIltl Will NV Supti-
vi.or ~ Youth Of the Morning
Star Bapiis' Church. Mt Glenn
ems are planning great pro-
srsm for our Youth Congress.
The biz feature Of the Congress
VII bc tho hus-ride and picnic
SATURDAY, evening to Mt. Glen
ems Plans are being perfected
Tor the closing Of the Congress
on SATURDAY. instead of Sunday
afternoon
Rev +. Ross. our district field
representative, is sparing no pains
in getting the information to the
churches about our congress.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

:iajesty. the yelled Prophet up
on this occasion He will no doubt
have difficulty in choosing the
First Lady from among them.
The program begins promptly at
nm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14

ron ~ the Fo1r'h Ep copal dis
tr.fi
! Ic rNDr reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
BY Bobbie Blsckmon

Did you know that the Wor-
ship Services that the Gospel
Singers have in their Fellowship
ara Conservation meetings each
Wednesday and Saturday even
lng goes a long way in helping
he Gospel Singers put over their
songs Anywhere you find a true
!. gospel singer he is willing 10
>serye. They Just don't feel they
have done enough for humanity
and kingdom building. Reader. II
you doubt this. come into our
worship services with an open
mind and see II you won't be
wiling 20 depart TO serve.
The Blue Ribbon club. a
group that is made up OF some
Of or best singers will be TAX
ing bus trip 10 Milwaukee.
Wis. Members and friends are
invited 10 90 along for the trip
Will be enjoyable.
A steering Committee was APP
pointed n, the organization in
me last meeting. Bobbie Black
mon state organizer) was APP
pointed chairman, Mrs. Beatrice
Murray member of tho soloist
nureau co-chairman We are
ASKING tho cooperation of every
member. and we assure you that
s'ea, results viii be achieved.
Secretary Thelma J. Murray
!sye 2 monthly financial report
May "a al $50 pm. Mrs. Smith
Wednesday night We are bless
e to have very proficient sec
ctiarv.
The Original Hutchins' Trum-
pe'sers viii be bringing the one
ana only Robert Martin and her
american loved Singers here as
special guest for their Anniver-
saly on 'ih Sunday in Nav. Read
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lluEt miro. 9lm 80. Smi 1910 be
ionben iih insgciomt 6339 @ohmm
gen int 9au be5ieblmgslpeiic in Scr
, llnmittclburen &orbcreitl1ng.
@cionocrc Soraiolt lpiOmct Die
Sanoesrcgierllng ser Scrltclllmg gut
nohbnrliher VcsicbunAcn nit Ocnl
! NGniiheu GoF. l(ntcr oCm Epriit bC&
britiid)en .gtilitlrgoltpcrueur, Nir
slsburn. lit IN eingchtnben @crutlruli.
gen mit Der Die baniihe Yfilrherheit
uertrctenben Siioit1lesauigld)en Ger
emigltng cine Giniglng cr5iclt NOR
Dcn, oie nllcn berehtiatcn Miinihcu
Scr im 8ren5lamb luobncnocn oi
MIDI gclinnten @cpolferlmg stch
, nlu1g trd9t. Sic &mloc5re9icrilnn
lit in llebereiuitlulnlmg nit ser oG.
niihen Hegierlln9 Scr slnIIaillno,
bab es niht oara1I ontpnurt, Die
! @ren5e INN cinige &ilometer Su Der,
ihiebcn bie Gnti6ciOun9 burr)
oie slb'tllnllllg pnm Sabre 1920
| miro bon Ser i6lcsipi9 bplitcinilhcn
Ghlub auf Spite 2.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
8ibliettefcn in Gnrepa
ertalten Care 8mseer

lfit ser Socrbltbl,d)fun,pugne i'm
pollcn @ange. oie bon Care in 3ll,
! !allbnenarbeit pnit ser lr9seSGS
| lutcrnommen lpprben lit, fonnteu be-
| reits grobe altiebnlibe 8llhaeibenfe
| an 1S 2fbrinititllte in s 2Gnberl,
berteilt tperoen. Sies gab Serr Gom.
lep Srelld, Souptoireftor puu Care,
bcfannt.
Inter Sen Gn,pi6neern bon ee.
itiiteteil 8iihern beiirbell iih eine
gln5abl bon 0eutiden lnb Seiters
| reihildlen 2ebriuitit,,ten, ipie 3. g.
sic Jreie ll1liperiitGt Ser Stoot Ser,
lin, ipelhe bereits Bidder i'm Werte
bon $1,000 bon Sen angeforOertel,
! 8iibern erbalten bat; ierner Die
llniperiitdts 9ibliotbef in @ra5.
! Seiterreif, erbielt bereits 8iiher i'm
@erte bon 500; bic Meoi5iniihe
Safultdt ser llniperiit1t @ien $500;
F, uno Ieds 2ebrieminarc IN ser ameri.
, faniiden Gone Oeutldlonbs uno Sc
iterreid)s empfineen ie @iid)er I'M
Werte bon 5000.
$500, apel1e Gare berelts al:
IStiftlmrg fiir oen 8ud,oielllt erbielt
itammen l,ngeiGbr alle bon fleincr
8elseidenfen inn 8etrage bon ,peni
ger als $40 unb bon gin5elperionen
N bie burd oie Yreiie. Maeasine un>
@aoio BON oem Care 8uhoie,tit &C.
bort batten. @olle 8eteiligung Dor
Wtitglleoern ser perid)iebenen 8e
rufs., 0ebr., @eih1ftsz 1lnb 3ipil
orsaniiationen, Die Sen BuhoienI
autpieben, miro erit iett eruartet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
Drajtiiher Nat fir
Shei~m,,eslmitiee

t|pnbon. .Tas &omitee fir oie He.
form bcs englil6cn Gberc6ts erflure
te, es lperoe vallBerebcli6e 8emelns
ihoften" iolben Eerioneu empfeblcn,
oie ipegcll Der l,n5ureibenben belltl.
gcn Sheioungsgeicte fcineShelonna
crlongen folulcn. Ger nus So5iolo.
gen mo Suriiten beitebcnbe slllsibub
Scr oos Sheihungsreht Gnglallos
liQcrulcr geitaIten mill, Frldutertc,
oab ein Wtnrm nro cine tSrall, Sic,
obne perbeirutct 5n ieill, 5lliullmen
lcbclr, cine vul,Errebe4id)e 8emein.
lhnft" bilben.
rSn ser Gcro'ieutlidung oes So,
ntitees beb cs aueiter: v0nnf ser slr
belt ocs &omitees miro sic oifentlid)t
Afeinung iib mebr lmo mebr oel
Ounn1beit lmb Broul lanlfcit ser &c
| ((mpIirti9en Sdeioungss @ciese be
pubt luro bcrienigen gege,iiber to
leronter icin sic ipcgen oieler @eict'
ubue Die Soeirats5erenlonie 5ulnu
mcnlcbcn."