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The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
Harry Bridges Ordered Indicted

SAN FRANCISCO, (P - The CIO longshore union charged to- day "the administration has or dered" the indictment of Harry Bridges, the union president.
 U. s. attorney frank Hennessey said a federal grand jury today would consider ap important in- dictment."
 He declined further comment except to say, "I have strict or ders from Washington not to say anything about this."
 The statement issued by the in ternational longshoremen's and warehousemen's union headquar- ters did not say on what grounds indictment of Bridges had been ordered"
 One of the key figures in the 1889 Bridges deportation hearing arrived here from Washington. He Is John F. Boyd, special assist ant to attorney general Tom Clark. He declined comment on his mis- sion. He told a reporter last night, "I'll be happy to talk to you to- morrow"
 Bridges, an Australian, was termed an energetic radical" but not communist in findings sub mitted to the then secretary of la Dor Frances Perkins after the 1889 hearing. He became a U. s. citizen in 1945.
 Bridges was reported in New York City.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
Shanghai Falls To Communists
tBY Fred Hampson)

SHANGHAI, (P Communists marched into Shanghai today, and a roaring battle far worse than the seige developed.
 Retreating nationalists, trying to fight their way back to Woo sung and escape, were blowing up everything they could. At g pm. the whole horizon to the north seemed to explode.
 Apparently the government sol diers, pulling back before the ad- vancing communists, blew up the fuel dumps, bombs and ammuni- tion installations at Kiangwan airfield.
 All the while cannonading shook the city as the Reds smash ed with everything available at Woosung fortress. The commun-
 Continued on Page Seven)
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
News of the World At A Glance ---
Tuesday. May "A. l949
CBy The Associated Press

tBy The Associated PreSS)
 The Big Four foreign ministers got down to deciding Germany's future today, with the western powers hopeful Russia would con- tinue an attitude of conciliation.
 At yesterdays opening session in Paris Russia's peppery Andrei Vishinsky quickly agreed to a western agenda.
 The Soviet foreign minister also agreed without argument to a western proposal that if there is time after German problems are discussed, the council should try again to agree on an Austrian treaty.
 Western diplomats are keeping their fingers crossed, however. In formants said they expected to get better line today on how long. Vishinsky will keep on smiling and agreeing.
 For today the west plans to pro- pose discussion of it's plan for uni
 Continued on Page Two)
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
Congress Will Not Act On Most Of
 Truman's "Musts"
tBY Jack Bell)

WASHINGTIN, (FD - Congress seemed about ready today to shelve until 1850 most of the po- litical hot potatoes of President Truman's program.
 Marked for delay until next year-when most of the members will be beating the bushes for re- election-are measures involving civil rights, farm subsidies, health insurance, tax increases and social security expansion.
 Congress may be voting on some of these while primary cam
 Continued on Page Three)
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
NEWS IN BRIEF

WASHINGTON, (P)-The Sen ate passed a bill Monday to au- thorize the agriculture department to cooperate with Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia in its poultry improve ment program.
 Federal assistance in poultry breeding and control of poultry diseases now is confined to the States.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
PIRTMARNOCK, Ireland (P)-

PIRTMARNOCk, Ireland lP)- Willie Turnesa, American anna teur gold champion, reached the third round of the British anna teur championship yesterday by defeating D. P. Choyce of London to 3.
 Francis Ouimet, 56-year-old former American champion from Boston, was eliminated in the sec ond round by B. J. Scannell of Ireland, and 1.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
w SHIN GTON, (P) -

W A 5 Fl l N IION, VF1 - The House public lands committee ap- proved today a bill to permit members of the Hawaii Legisla- ture to serve as delegates to a con- stitutional convention to draft a state constitution for the Terri tory.
 A bill to make Hawaii a state is pending in Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, (P) A hundred enlisted men at Vor- dintborg barracks, southern Sjael- land, have gone on a hunger strike. Their complaint: They do not get enough food.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25
W. SHIN TON, (P -

ASHING TON, (P) - The House public lands committee to- day approved bill directing the Interior department to convey abandoned school properties of the Alaska Native Service to local town or school authorities of the Alaskan Territory.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25

WASHINGTON, (P)-The gov ernment has dropped its perjury charges against former Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers.
 The wartime air force purchas- ing officer, now serving 15 months to five years for inducing another man to commit perjury, still faces an additional charge of income tax evasion. He will be eligible for parole from prison on Sept. IS.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25

TOKYO, (P) - Sixty-one Euro pean Jewish refugees from China emplaned yesterday for Vancou- yer. B. C., after five days in Japan.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25

CLAIMS, Scotland, (P The Earl of Strathmore and King horne, brother of Queen Elizabeth, died today at Glamis Castle. He was GA.
 The Earl was the eldest of the Queens three brothers. He had been ill for several months.
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, (P) Four members of the crew of the 1,291-ton Norwegian freigh e r
 Continued on Page Seven)
The Nome nugget., 1949-05-25

NEW YORK, (P) - Brazilian President Eurico Gaspar Dutra left in President Truman's per- sonal plane today to begin visit in southern states.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21
MONACO MAGNET
BY Jack

Monaco, Pa, July l4-At Our
last regular meeting we decided
to have a picnic at Bentel's Beach
on Sunday, July 81. Let's make
this be like the good-old picnics
we used to have and have a big
turnout. All who want to go are
to leave their name with Peggy
Nc Shaffrey. There will be a spe-
cial meeting on Thursday, July
2S. to make arrangements for
transportation etc. For a day of
fun and relaxation, keep this day
in mind. Come and bring pour
friends too. The more the mer-
rier.
We are glad to let you know
that Jerry Fleischer is home from
the hospital. We hope it yon't be
too long geiore we see you and
up and around, Jerry.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21

a,lf See geriiitet; es lit bur6aus
moglid, |0aB 3. g. Elm in 2uitnot &C.
ratenes 5lllg5e,u oanf Scr aenntnis
ocs feitliegenoen Stanbartcs bes
ndhdten @etteribiffes elmer SilIc=
leitllng IN entlbeioenoer @dtle ert-
gc9enfomlnen farm.
Die atlantiidl, @ettcrilotte Der
oanft ibre gntlteb,,ng Dem aries,
Sn ieinem Serlal,fe battcn 8robbri=
tannien ,rno Oie llSa 5lpon5ig iol6cr
Citation dingeribtet. 3etm reihcn
nab Sen iiin9iten Grfabrltngcu ,mh
bei genou ausfalfulierten Eolitionen
aus, mic mlf Der fiirilibcn SGMC.
3onferen5 ih 2onbon Ibelbloiieu mllr'
be. SSJre llnterbaltlurg foltct iGbr=
Gib 12 Millionen Collar, in ole iit
cntiprsbeno ibrem slnteil am Mt.
lantlt lt42ltItperfebr 1pa,en Staateu
Hcilar: ltSM ST. Yro5ent; @rob,
britannien 1876, &anaoa 9.6, SOL.
lalto 6.5. 5ratfre:h So, Shmeocn
2.2, Sslmuo is, 8elgien IL, Nor,
tuesen 1.6 Hro5ent. s(ud Grrtllgul
lnO Srlano als gtrbnieBer bes at,
lontiibcn SIl,gperfebrs iperocn Sci.
trti9e gum gemeiniamen 6onos lei,
item, aus oem TGnemarf eincn @e.
trag bon ither elmer Millipn Collar
gum MuabMl BON @cttcrj jtatoncn
unf 8rGnluno erbalten lpa. sliles
in allen lit Scr atlantiife Mettcr.
Henft elm ben1erfellsiperter @e,peis,
,uelbe internntioHale 3uiammenar-
belt bo6 oie 8ebiirfniiie bes mooer.
nen @eltperfebrs seitisen f0lmeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21
Wetterf|otte sichert den AtIantik
PatroviIlendienst
veberwaeht die "Havptstrasse des

Wiiroe man cine StatItif ser Slug
5cl.grnfGlle erltellen, 10 erlpieic 'ib,
hab Ioie groBen SecItreten, sic te,te
taglih BON Dubenoen bon Mcit1)i!lal
lbeflog elllperoen. Nie am ape1tigltens
|geiabrbete9l Holten linb. SSnsbelot,be-
re ber norblibe Seil oes sltlontif,
Ser Dor 5lpei Sabr5d6nten no6SMou-
plas orama;iiGer gritiIerqntruuz
gen apar, lit cine SallptltraBe Scr
@eltlnitfabrt getporoen oeren Ser
febrsiiberbeit bie ieoer MutoitroEe
|iibertliiift.
Gincn groBen Mnteil M oicicln
8lltanoe bat nab Ger tehaiibel.
G"hoollfomntmlng Scr Slug3eugc
'9lbif, arei7eiloS iene 6lotte bon
Sbiffen, Noie ols ihtpimmenoe Nbier-
natorien fiir oie 8etterperbGltniiis
Eatrouiacnoienit ite i'm &anlpi eegen
6en eroBten sseino oer 2,,itfobrt, Die
8etteripilltiir, Ieiite. Gli iolder itdn-
oig beietter @etter r=Sdifil filtatione,l
gibt eS aesenluirtis I'M Noroatlaa-
tit Joe Station ,piuo BON brei lid)
turnusn1GBig abl0ienben Sdiiien be-
Sicnt. Sober TIot, ser gum atlon-
tifff'g itartet r'Ser ii6 iiber Sem @t,
lantif befinOet, ,ueiB 81 ieber 3eit.
lpeldes @etter i'm a,lf ieincm &urie
criportct ,uuo in lpelber Mirbtln.e oSer
S0be er mogliden 8eiabren aus
ipci6en fanr. SSn gleider @eile ,piro
Sic S1iifabrt NIT Weloungen Der
idyen. l1dber ibren 8etterbienit bin.
aus fins Isle Sdiife ser SGs(S -
SSsnkrnotlomale 3ipil.6llagorea,h ia
tion - oud fir 9tettl,nssaligobel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Johnny Eve

Cleveland, o., July 2l-Con
gratulasions to our three new
members-Jean Schenk, and the
two Chaky girls. We hope you
enjoy our activities with the club
and that you can bring in more
members. We really need them
and want them. Any people wish
ing to join the club please come
down to our meetings the sec
ond and fourth Monday of the
month and check on your eligi-
bility. We'd love to have you.
am sure there must be plenty OF
eligible members around.
There will be a meeting and
singing practice on Monday, July
24th. Meeting will start at $50 p
m. and singing will follow, We
know you can make it, so why
don't you?
There is a birthday social com
ing up soon, so ther's something
else to look forward to, plus all
the other activities that are com
ing up in the near future.
Let's all try to show up at the
Vets picnic on Sunday, July "a
Sounds licke We'll have a good
time. l hear they really have q
lot of fun planned for all.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21
Bowling News

Just a line or two to remind
the Juniors and Seniors. That
the King and Queens Bowling
League will start on Sept. u.
Monday night is the time, 9 p. m
at Harper Recreation on Harper
near TOWsend. The entrance fee
is $500. You will get it back at
the end of the season.
Those of you who are interest
cd in the bowling league kindly
forward Your money to: Mr.. G..
Schuster Sr., 1887 Novara. De
troit ,. Mich. or Mitzi or Frieda
Schemmel or Ells DengeI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By J. c.

Youngstown, o., July 2l-Last
weekend Youngstown travelled to
Lorain and met our first loss of
the season. The score being So.
OF course, we don't mind losing
game, we've lost plenty OF
them, if it's fair and square. this
is no reflection of the Lorain Sax
ons, but the empire. in our esti-
nation he did a very poor job Of
umpiring. Everyone talks about
having Saxon Spirit among The
clubs, but you'll never have it
the way the game was played last
Sunday. We want to thank Lo-
rain for the delicious food and
showing us such a swell time
after the game.
Don't you fellows give up be-
cause you lost one game you play
ed swell game. that was good
4 Atchin' Lou. just keep up the
good work fellows.
Sunday, July 3, Youngstown
will play host to Canton. The
game will be played on our new
ball field at the Saxon Picnic
Grounds in Wicklitfe. The game
will begin at 80 p. m. If you
don't know the way to the field
be at the club at II 80 and some
one will be there to bring YOU out
Don't forget our Wiener Roast
on July 80. at Lake Milton.
Watch this column mkt week
for full details and place to meet.
Don't forget meeting every
Tuesday night, and get your dues
paid up. We also have softball
game every Wednesday night il
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ANSWERS

Questions will be found
on page 5.
|. The diamond.
2. Yes, for fraction of a Sec
Ond before it descends.
5. Four-bitter, salt, sweet and
sour.
4. No, it weighs the same or
less.
). Both would reach there at
the same time claw of gravita-
ton"
1t will be the same height
as the tree grows from the top.
I. Alcohol
8. Both weigh the same, as they
are both weighed by avoirdupois
scale.
9. Charles Darwin.
10. Light.
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SAnurrert-Sst,pGnee

vM\'im beiraten Sic nibt?"
lunroe Se9as geiragt.
,@eil lib nod feinen 9ctroiien
babe, oen id) bGtte als Spbn 0aben
m0sen."
Die 1ohter Oes &6nigS bctra4,=
tete einmal Sie Sono ibrer @pnre,
3dblte Die Singer lnO iaate gang er.
itallnt: .@ie? Sic baIben audi Iiiu'
Singer? Gang luie tid?" llno oanu
sdblte i've topii6ittellto nod e$lmal.
Mar Sleuoet hagt mii,hillisenS
su eillem Shi1ler. ser miyreno ser
Mrbeit dine Cigarette raud)t: Gin
mrrfluij' yer N,ni io!! @as pollpa
SIC bnu;t mnlen?"
Der SAiiles: .WpIfen, &err Ero.
feiior."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21
SUMMER CONCERT
Western Reserve University.

The summer session chorus and
orchestra of Western Reserve
University will give q concert
July % at $50 in Harkness Cha
pei on the University campus.
Edward Soferian, violinist. will
be the concert soloist.
Thelbert r. Evans, music in
structor of Lakewood III h
School, who is in the music de
partment at Reserve for the sum-
mer, will direct the chorus. Tie
orchestra will be conducted by
Frank H. Grant of the muse
faculty.
The concert is open to the pub
lie free of charge.
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Kleine BOshen
ueber die Liede

sMit Ser leiSenibaitlihcn Sie6,
lit eS, iuie NIT Sen @c'peltitern. Sill
rc0cn oaoon, aber fciner bat iic &C
lCben. ga Eod)efpucauN.
@ir fllden in Der Siebe anlr III
iere eigene 8liididQi9feit.
gtnlon De 2encios.
Gs gibt cine id)one 6ornI Der Ser
Itculug: Nie Scltitiibcruilhumg -
luto cine Ib6ne 5orm oes ggoisnmls
Die 0iebe.
Malie b. Gbmcr=Gibcnbad.
0aB iopiel Selbitiibes in Der Sic
be lit! ltnb 'oof] - mas mare III
obne Sos!
Sobam @oligans 8oetbe.
8iebe lit barlm lhone, neil lie rol
Srlbltliebc if)iibt.
6rieorib Setbel.
Die 9iebe iit lp!e ein SSlcgell
licb:
Gs lullt oit) liebli1 ein;
1od, ibliilt 81, falm, 10 ihmei9t
oas 2ieS
llmo on erpahlt allen.
Sfpt Sor Strom.
Tenn Sicbe, iaat n,am lit nlr
Soife1l,
llno miro gelpdbrt, Dom Zoo
getroffen
&arl 2eberebt Smmcrmann.
go 9ie5c f0nlmt ins Soaus,
Ia Sc,lht bie &lllgbeit aus.
,sridoritb bon Sogau.
Iie 2ieb' lit .pie Der Sdapalbel
fot.
0erblenoet, lpcn iie getroiien hat
Sd)tpGbiihcs Sprihport.
Die 2iebe 9lcift sen Walern: j
Glter Sic 9eute, baito 9eilbrlide
miro sic &ranfbeit.
2oro Byron.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21
LoRA1N JUNIORS
NEWS
By Mickey

Lorain, o., July 2l-What a
wonderful weekend! Although it
was rather cold Saturday night
the beach party too place. From
all reports it was a success and
no one caught cold. Sundays ball
game also was success. Lorain,
in the llth inning of the game
scored the run that broke the tie
score p. The Youngstown pit
cher gave his all throughout the
entire game. but in the llth in
ming his pace broke and he walk
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21

ter &otlfnig lieb oem ruiiiiben &eo:
ner eine griirtoli6e Mntport suteil
!ueroen. Gr iaste ib,n, oaB lei geraoc
iene slrt pon Eropagaltoa, bie man
beldltigen tuolle uno sll bieierl
3ped lei man nod 8enf gefommmen
Merr, nibt ,ueltieer 6reibeit tperoe
per;andt, Elm @olf iollte nit hcnl
oroeren ipreben SiirIen lno Sic
Menihen ioIlten nicDt in ibren eige-
nen 8ren5ea ei,tgeiperrt hleibcn.
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Ella

Detroit, Mich, July 2l-The
Detroit Jr. Saxons hope that the
Farrell Juniors had a swell time
while visiting our small city. w e
also hope that your next visit
will be little longer. Once again
our boys were victorious. An
other game we can chalk up.
The Detroit Junior Saxons
have just signed up a new ball
player, namely Lou Broueau-
Cart Dassow).
The game was very exciting
| know both teams did their best
They both played a good game
The score Farrell I, Detroit 9.
ust a little wish of good luck
to the Farrd1 juniors baseball
team on their next game.
The some little wish goes to
the DetrOiters ball team.
The next T. S. ]. A. baseball
game for the Detroiters will be
on August /. We travel to Cleve-
land East.
To Cleveland East
You may expect big crowd
from Detroit on the 9th and 9th
OF August.
Club Social will be a Swimm-
ing party on July "a.
Cards will be sent out with
further information regarding
the club social.
SO let's really make this social
one we won't forget for a while
How about it Juniors from De
troit::
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the Downtowner's league. The
schedule for these games is on
the bulletin board at the Saxon
Club.
Youngstown Juniors challenge
the Old Timers to softball game
August 9th at Wickliffe Picnic
Grounds for a keg OF beer. The
details in next column.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21
ELLWoOD CITY
By Babe"

Ellwood City. Pa, July l4-At
our regular meeting of the Junior
SaNons, it was decided to have
wiener roast at Benters Beach on
July 22nd. All clubs are invited.
The next Card Partp will be
July 10Th, with Oscar and Jackie
on the refreshment committee.
the last time.
Let's have a better turnout thar
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21
NEW CASTLE
PICNIC

The Frohsinn Damen Chor
New Castle, Pennsylvania, i:
holding their annual Picnic "a
the Eintracht Country Club, OF
July "a.
There will be swimming, dane,
ing and many other types of spOr'
available. Hot dogs will be serv,
ed throughout the day.
All members near and far arc
invited. A good time is promised
for all.
Elizabeth {. Ungar, Sec.
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To Cleveland East

1t was a very nice surprice to
see three of you boys in Loraln
Sunday afternoon. | guess that
we celebrated each others vic
tory. The ballgame between East
and Lorain is to be played at
| p. m. at Lorain's Subway feli.
Bring all the gang and may the
best team win.
Remember, the few summer
months that remain are Lorain 5
social season. Let's all make the
most OF them, attend the meet
ings and activities; make them a
success. Meetings are every first
and thirdThursday of each month
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S@t,ttSt>prin3ip
96lub bon Gptte I.


tperoen Sic mir bouen, iobalo mir
D1eoer 81 9oule iiluo," lugte 9r.
Baobe begeiltert. "Nibts 81 noden, 1"
ohttportcte S6mibt, aber er neinte
es nibt.
SIN Sommer 1880 bate er lein
erites gerlubsinitrument iertig. Gie
ntorrigierenOe 2il1ie" lpar elm @un-
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5Filion. 0ie Mitte Scr Anie lpor bod)
on beScn Seiten. 0amn 5eigte lib i'm
1laie entiprehenoe .Scnf,tngcn"
1ulb an ben Seiteu erbob es iib tpie-
ser.
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mlttoJ rief Sbmrbt Or. 9aobe sal
lid. Gon einem 9abooesrfelliter aus
ribtete er oas Iboto-Selesfop mli
e;11en 6rioobof in Scr Serne ,rlb er.
iltdte Gr. 8odoe binhlrb5uihaucn
v&onnen Gle oie Nmnen ulf bcl
@rd6lteinen leien?" fragte S6miot.
vSa." lalttete N:e glnttport bes er=
Itauntcn glltronomen, v,lno ih mub
iagcn, ISaB es elm ablolutes 0unoer
ilt."
slber bos ne,le SSyt7tr,ment ,purSe
BON bcn @ilienifaftlern IN Guropn
ifeptiid aufgenommen. Sod, eelaag
es Or. @aoSe, sic s(itronomcn al,i
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GW.aN,MJ 81 intereliicren. Gas
eroBe 3elestop iiir Yalcmor be'nno
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~Stmlot" einc glGn5enoe GreGu5.
llng ser eigeuen Soeen.
SdniSt itarb 1881 o9ne lie ben
9ralm oes "droben 6" erIiillt 9e=
icl,en 5u babcn. slls eifriuer 8a5ifilt
bemerfte cr, apie iih oie biilteren
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po1ltiidcn Sor:5ont iuimmensogen
lrno Sas periebte i'm in einc nieoer.
gcbriidte Stimnulng. @ie er beIiibtet
hattie, mllroe I'm &ricge ar,i beioca
Scitcn has Shmiot. Erinsp in gro.
FEM llmia,rge benlltt. SSeooh ieit Sie
fsei,loieligfeiten beeltoct aporScn iinS,
iinbet cS 'frieoliben 3speten Gerlucr-
b,lne. Sernieb-&umcras amo Gmp=
ta,rss =Npparate iiluo bellte nidtS an.
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robre Die alte pbotograpbiiGe Elat.
te, suelhe S:e slitronomen perlpenhc.
ten.
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lit elm Sc t miegcNoes med)anlldlcS
0llnOer, Oeiieu telesfopIlbe Hobrc
"a Sub lang lit.
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bic Mralte,, Ucr,piirie

Benf. Sm Wrti6afts. ,uno &C.
,ialrat Scr Gcreinten 9fationen ipllr=
Sc Scr altc ruihifde Tortpurf Der
~&fcgsD,te" ergen Die alnerita.
llii6e ,no eneliihe Yreile erbo6cll.
obne t.tocb ltarfe WeriiflibtIpllnN
81, finben. Salt ieocr 0ele9icrte, Ser
nod Dem rll1ii6en Gertreter Gaiiilp
3onoo iprah. erfldrte. er babe auf
iriberen Situn9en ser Nereil,tcn
9fassoncn 9era0e gelul.g ii6er Bic
rariegsDeks" gd.j0rh atuS lucyerte
iib, in cine lange 1ebatte penpifelt
81, !peroen.
Ser amerifamii ihe 0ertreter @al.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21

Remember the first forty who
has their money turned in will
have the privilege of bowling
first. The dead-line for the en-
trance is August lst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-21
Kmlt,aripieeel
Nus Natmr mub 8eiitesIcbeu.

Sn Saunopcr bat Elm Soerr 0eht
Gin Nrdulein slal gdJeiratet. Gin
Srmlsellge, Der Sntel Der 8rallt,
bieb 3an0er lnro Der anocre Srou-
sellge WciBfiif. Ser Tamilicnnome
'oes Stanocsbcamten, ser oie Seirot3.
llrfllnoe lnter3eihnete, Iautete Slng-
Ter.
shlf Der Samburger Heperbahn.
TOO falt apofentlib neue @ofale er.
Orient peroen, gtbt es nellcroins5 5
a,lb cinige gtablilienlents, in benen
"ccrfehrtcr 0alI" galnaht miro.
@rnlhiublih miiicn rier bie Tamen
Die Serrdn plm 1an3 auiiorocra.
9isbcr er'djienrn icSrh in oieicn
5an3bielcn mcbr M;inncr ais ,srau.
en-, 10 oab es on m1nnlihen Mauer-
|bliintfcn m;bt mangelt. gigentlid)
gcidAttbt tbnen redt, hann 10 faul
brauht nnn ols Wtam alld) niht 81
lein.
~Sblhtcr bleib bCi oeincn 2ei=
|iten," iogte ser Mmtsrihter in San.
noncr llno ihidte glrtbr Sm brci
Monaten 8doenf5cit in 'oen 8ebanO-
!ungsrn,lm bes BeiGg1l;iics. MrtI)u,
rcparirte gerdoe lbei einem 3abnar5t
Sic Mpparaturen, d!s cine Eatientin
nit tuiitcrben .3abnidmeren fanl
Sdn ,ie93iber 5ahfc1ntuis ,unge-
trii6t. aber init lueidem Soer3pn soa
Mrtbur ben peiBen &ittel ans 1mS
oen ialihen 3abn beraus. 0abej
rlltidte er ails. liibierte HEe Naie oa,
Eatienttl, al.f Sas ar0blid)ite ,uno se,
lellte iih +. .. 81 ieiner bereits an
goosn lieeelrben 0cliqlentin.
,2ebenslanglih Yaiiau! berfiinoc-
te ser 8erllilrngsienat uto itnfte sen
cfemoligen areisleiter rmo Sber-
biirgermdiiter bon Yailaa als 9lft.pilt
ein. .gr mtb nad Eiini Ssabren Mr-
bdhslager ieinen oauernben 8obn-
iib in Eaiiau ndbmen ,mo lih nit ei=
mem einsigen @obnra,um besniisen.
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Stub Gle unD Spre ansepS.isen
D3itelteb TIM 2ranlemperetn unb
Central Vertanb? 8enn uidjt, lett
If bte 3ett bet5utreten.
U
-@eiien sic bet @thtauien oar.
auf bin. oat sic Die un5eige i'm
!. .8olfsbIatt" aeleien buben,