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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
LOST

TAIL LIGHT and truck license.
Ohio number 8-S358. If found
return to Ehlermann's Service
Station, Caldwell, Ohio, Phone
204. 40 SO 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
For Sale-MISCELLANEoUS

$50 USED slate. Kenneth Tuck
er, East Union, Ohio. 49pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16

DOUBLE SET of good heavy
team harness, including col
lars, brides and halters. In very
good condition. Also pasture
for rent. Frank L. Brotton, Cum
berland, Ohio, Route /. At 48 40
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16
FOR SALE
For Sale--CARS TRUCKS

1887 CHEVROLET, 4-door Sc
dan. Good running condition
Cheap. P. H. Leasure, Sarahs-
vile, ONO. 49pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-06-16

TWO STRICTLY modern homes
in Cumberland, Ohio. Good
locations.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
News From Voncleuve =.
First Year Homemakers Entertain
Guests AT Buffet Luncheon Friday

class as well as Mrs. Murphy for
this fine meal.
The tenth grade had a class
party Friday night on the creek
bank. Games were played and
hot dogs and drinks were serv-
ed to about is including the spon-
sor, Mrs. George Penton.
Officiating Pastors
Ministers taking part in the
funeral of A. C. Tew Tuesday
afternoon were the Rev. Harlan
Hilbun of Pascagoula, the Rev.
G.. A. Broadus of the local Metho-
dist church, and the Rev. J. A.
Cothen of the Baptist church.
Pail bearers were l.. E. Daniels,
w. A. Scott, B. B. Taylor, Charles
De Jean, Noll Carter and T. l..
Murphy, Jr. Among those from
out of town attending the fun
eral we're Harry Ramsay, New
Orleans; Calvin Dees, Perkins
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

was guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Dees Monday night
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Cossey of
Biloxi were Sunday guests of
their parents, DR.. and Mrs. r. N.
Murphy.
Sunday afternoon guests in the
Ray Ravens home were MI. and
Mrs. George Byrd and Miss Nell
Price of Moss Point.
The library meeting has been
moved up to March IL, tonight.
Saturday at 7:30 pm, in the
school auditorium the Pascagoula
high school band will give a con-
cert of music under their director
G. F. Rooney. Admission will be
is, Is and 55 cents.
Ice Cream Party
The ninth grade had an ice
cream party Saturday night in
the schol cafeteria. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Dryden Walker,
Oaklan Walker, V. B. Taylor, Ed
wilma Ravens, Ruth McMillin,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Rouse,
Ocean. Springs; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles De Jean, Biloxi; Mr..
and Mrs. K. c. Toler, Brookhav-
en-; Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ram
say and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keble Ramsay, Gulfport; Mr.. and
Mrs. Vertis Ramsay and family,
~Pascagoula.
The WMU of the Baptist church
met in the home of Mrs. Henry
Davis Thursday afternoon. AT
ter a business meeting chocolate
cake and coffee were served by
the hostess.
Thursday at chapel Mrs. H. L.
McCleskey sponsored a burles-
que. The teachers, lunch room
workers, bus drivers, janitor and
substitute teachers were all imi-
tated by members of the stu
dent body, furnishing much
laughter. AT this assembly, the
athletic club presented their
coach, r. E. Byran, with a part
ing gift. Mr.. Bryan has resign
ed and accepted a position at
Keesler Field.
A lovely birthday dinner was
enjoyed Thursday night for Dry
den Walker on his 9th birthday.
Those present, beside Mrs. Walk
er, were Miss Rita 10 Walker OF
Vancleave and Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
ton Walker of jackson. They
we're called here on account oil
the death of their grandmother
Mrs. Laura Belle Ware.
Little Stewart Ramsay has re-
turned to his home in Pascagouls
after spending several weeks here
with his grandmother, Mrs. N.
w. Ramsay.
The trustees meeting Satur-
day was the largest of its kind in
many years. Olin Davis was
reelected to serve five more
.Lyears on the board.
Mrs. Al Stagg and son, Mrs.
Cliff Rouse and children attend
ed Mardi Gras in Biloxi.
Hal P. Davis of Mobile is visit
ing his home at Ingleside.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Brooks and baby left for their
home in Nevada. They were ac-
companied as far as New Orleans
by their mother, Mrs. Lydia
Brooks.
Mrs. Frank Byrd, Mrs. Annie
Carter, Mrs. Earnest Gum, Jr.,
and baby, all of 'Kreole were
dinner guests Thursday of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Havens and daugh-
ter.
E. A. Ryals of Pascagoula visit
ed his daughters, Mrs. Burton
Roberts and Mrs. H. d. Morris
and families for the day this
week.
H. D. Morris left Thursday fol-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

a visit to several points in Texas,
including Fort Worth and Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lockard
and children have moved into
their new home south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Lockard have
also moved into the house.
Mrs. Leo Davis and children
of Biloxi visited relatives here
Friday.
Mrs. Donald Campbell and son
r visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Stage and son
and niece, Sarah 10 Rouse, visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Walker
in Gulfport Saturday.
Miss Naomi Woodman of the
Methodist hospital in Hattiesburg
was weekend guest of her family.
Miss Marjorie Stewart and
friend, Miss Aline Elzey, of
Arkansas we're dinner guests of
Mrs. N. w. Ramsay Wednesday
night.
Friends and relatives of Mrs
Laura Belle Ware of Mi. Pleas
ant were grieved to learn of her
death. Sympathy is extended te
the family.
Mrs. Burton Roberts and daugh.
ter and Mrs. H. D. Morris ano
daughter visited relatives in Pas,
cagoula during the weekend.
Miss Betty Dees of Brookhaver
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

The first year homemaking
class, under the supervision of
Mrs. T. L. Murphy, Jr., gave a
buffet luncheon Friday in their
class room. The tables were in
white, centered with an arrange
mentmeht of azaleas. A menu
of ham, creamed potatoes, fruit
salad, gravy, hot rolls, carrots,
apple pie with cheese and tea
and coffee was served by Elva
Mae Ware, Edwina Havens, Rita
10, Walker, Iris Ann Gamblin,
Emmie Lois Brown, Ruth McMil-
Ian, Virginia Golf, Hazel Golf,
Opal Walker and Floy Mae Nc
Alaster. Guests were v. B. Tay-
Tor, r. E. Bryan, Bob Cossey, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira T. Havens, Mes
danes George Penton, H. L. Nc
Cleskey, Mack Roberts, H. D.
Morris, Otis Wilson and Roy
Ravens. Much credit is due the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

coaching day for study leaders
to be held at Biloxi.
1t was reported by the presi-
dent that the fish supper held
to raise funds for payment on the
recently completed carpeting of
the auditorium had been highly
successful.
Mrs. Motley Byrd who has been
absent for some months because
of illness, was cordially welcomed
back.
The devotional was given by
Mrs. c. j. Lander.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
School Menus

Only three meals will be served
at the Pascagoula schools next
week due to a spring holiday
Thursday and Friday when
schools will be closed. The menus
for the elementary and junior
high schools, each meal including
bread and milk, follow:
Monday, barbecued hamburg
ers. mashed potatoes, string beans,
sliced tomatoes, cookies; Tues
day, pork roast, candied yams,
creamed cabbage, stewed peach
es; Wednesday elementary
schools) vegetable soup, sand
wiches, desert; (junior high
SCHOOL,, spaghetti and wieners,
green lima beans, buttered beets,
apple cobbler.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

Dellene Golf, James Penton,
Larry Byrd, Bobby Ross, Opal
Walker, Rita 10 Walker. Guy and
Ralph McMillin, Laneeta Roberts,
Hazel Golf. Darnell Atwell, My
ron Tillman, Van Roberts, Leon
Gay, Kenneth Walker, Floy Mae
McAllister, Herbert Lynn, Dan
Ravens, Patsy Dees and Elva
Mae Ware.
Misses Betty and Peggy Dees
who attend Whitworth college at
Brookhaven have been chosen
as the most stylish in the coll
hge Who's Who. They will par
ticipate in the queens court in
May. They are the twin daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Dees.
Mrs. c. l.. Dees is convalescing
here at home from a recent ill
ness.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11
o woMAN's CLUB

The Anola Woman's club will
hold its March meeting Friday
at 2 D. m. in the Community Ac-
Invites building on 18th street.
The h~ostesses will be Mes
danes julius McIlwain, r. b.
Fox, Lester Seheffler, j. I. Fer
rer and A. j. Moss.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

WSCS District
Conference To
Be Held April s

At the monthly bus ness meet
ing of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the First
Methodist church of Pascagoula
in the church auditorium Monday
at 2,30 D. m. it was announced by
the president, Mrs. c. A. Carrier,
that the district conference of the
WSCS would be held at First
church, April 8. This will bring
women from all over the district
to Pascagoula at that time.
Mrs, Carrier appointed Mes
damessC c. f. Trest, J. S. Fleming
and J. N. Carson as a nominating
committee to select officers for
the new church year and to re-
port back at the next business
meeting.
Announcement was made of a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-11

There are from five to IS cubs
in a VOLTS litter.
Evening star., 1949-03-14
New Faces in Congress
Representative Crook Was Teacher
s. Years Before Entering House

Representative Thurman C..
Crook Of Indiana's 3rd district is
a farmer and educator who could
handle a job as carpenter or q
cement f1nisher.
For IS years before taking his
seat In the house, Mr.. Crook was
an instructor in the schools of
six Indiana counties. The % years
ending with his election were
spent as a drafting teacher in
Central High School, South Bend.
He was born in Miami County,
Ind. 81 years ago and attended
the Cass County schools and Lo-
gansport High School. He con-
tinued his education at Indiana
State Normal School and Purdue.
Indiana and Valparaiso Univer-
stiles. Valparaiso awarded him a
degree in industrial education.
During his studies Mr.. Crook
learned the carpentry and cement
trades. In addition to his duties
as an instructor. he operated a
small farm in Cass County.
From 1899 to 1943, he repre-
sented his county in the lower
house of the Indiana Legislature.
In 1912, he was elected a State
senator and served until 1947.
While a legislator in Indiana.
Mr.. Crook was a leader in the
drive to establish the Northern
Indiana Crippled Children's Hos
pital, an institution which will be
dedicated in May.
He is married and has a. daugh-
Evening star., 1949-03-14

will be presented at the Cosmos
Club.
ALI Of the seven participated in
the recent national science talent
search sponsored by the Westing-
house Educational Foundation and
two were among the prizewinners
In that search.
The two are Walter Gilbert, 16,
Of 1909 Thirty fifth street NV,
Evening star., 1949-03-14
D. {. Academy Of Sciences
To Honor 7 in High Schools

Seven Washington high school
students will receive certificates
of merit from the Washington
Academy of Sciences at 8 pm.
Thursday for achievements in
scientific studies. The awards
Evening star., 1949-03-14

and Carl Werntz, II, Of $40 Mich
olson street NV.
The others are Ellen MacEwen,
II, Of 1926 Montgomery lane,
Bethesda; John r. McGonegal, 16,
of 1924 South Dakota avenue NE;
Agnes Preston, II, of 1923 P street
NV; William Shipley. II, Of 4311
Brandywine street NV, and
Charles Weir, Is, Of 1906 Kearny
street NE.
Evening star., 1949-03-14

Almost every important dress feature for Spring.
back interest, button detoi, ouNing pockets, trim
little collar Outstanding too, the crisp, firm quality
Of the .foIIe the good Workmanship and fit Of the
dress. Foshion-wise, budeet-wise women will surely
applaud this value!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
2lntlantie>paft ,purHc
0ftocnentnten

@a1Jington. Ser logenannte 9it.
lantifpoft nuroe Dom Senat lette
@ohe nngenommeu mo cs goh MIR
meluIge @egner oesielhell. llntcr ib-
ncn bcfano iib Selator Gait, 9icp.,
bon Sbio. @encral @ainrigbt, Der
&dmpIer bon Naatan Der iih W=
raNe IN Glepelano alibielt. erflGrtc,
Die @aiienlieferlu'g oie ais ein an.
oereS @eleb bcm sltlantif sEatt fol.
gen miro, bringe sllnerifa mlr III
eincm lpclleu &riea beun oie euro
pGliben Hatipnen m;irben bel icoer
8elegeubeit slmerifa olS ben gutcn
@cber beran5ieben. Ticles 8eicb Slls
Gerpilidtl'ng Ger @afieuieIerllno
ft0bt aber alli piel mebr @ioeritanO
ais ser gt!antifpaft.
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Keine De,.titten
i,,ekr IN meitpelen

@arida,l. Gie polnilbe Hegier,mg
bebauptete. iie babe aue 0clutihen
aus Sem cbenlalisen beuti6ml obcr
naG oem Eotsoamer Gertrag Eolen
eirperleibten 8ebieten nab Seutih-
lano abgei6oben.
Gie Grfldrulg beiagte, 10000
hrutide artesssefannene bc;inoc,
iid nod in YolelL oob iei man in,
9egrift iie in oie Seinlat 5u ent.
laiicn. -..
Die ofii5ielle Yreiie= steent,lr tell
te NIT, es lsbte1 iett 100000 $50,
len in iueitli1en @ebieten, bie friibcr
eilen EeiQ BON OeutIblano biloeten.
9sah omtlihen SdEibungen babe,l
100000 0eutife 'oie @egeno Der.
lalien. 9ie ebcmaligen oeuti6en &C.
bicte batten inoeiien cine 8ep0lfe=
rlug bon iiber 100000 Yeriouen
Ger llnteri6ieo lpurbe oaourb er,
flart, baB Wiuionen bon 0eutibe,,
tpelnparts gefloben ieiel ais oi
oeutibe arnce ben Siid3ug antrat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
vys,peitja" iibt 1tritie al,
Gr,.n,answ wirtjhaftsreSc

Mosfnu. cSu eiucm SeiturtifCl
maht iid) Ons Hesicrrngsprgan nSs.
,peltia" iiber Sen NSrtiNtaftsberi6t
0es HrGlioentcu Sruman lultia. GS
beiBt barilt. Dob eiu frazier 8cgen:
ieb slpiihen Den BON Sr,nnan be
fanntgegebcnen 3ablen llno oie 0el
tIng. Die er ibncn gibt beitebt.
slub bGtte Ser Yr1i 1iibent oie 3abl
Scr Nr6eitsloien ula niht 10 WibtiO
bingcItellt. SrobSem mure es dbn'
nibt moglid) gelucicn, 8u pcrberge,.
baB cine @rtibuitsfriie iih nit Hie,
ienibritten nubt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
CSaliatti aeaen
Grfcn,n,mnisiermne

9iom Tolnliro Iogliatti, Scr tia.
lien!lbc &omnuluiitcniiibrcr, nubm
gcacniibcr Dem Scfret ocs Gotifans,
oa5 9lnbanger bes &on1mnisnluS
nit Der erfonI1,nli5icrlmg bcorobt,
cine b>ruuaiorhcNoe Saltmg Elm.
Ger ais &ottolif gcbnrcne Eartci
fiihrcr erflirtc ll1!er Dem Slrbcl
irincr @ct :cuen, Eartciulitglieocr
fonntcn ouhfaus ufape &ommlnis
lten lnlo 5lallh quite &otbolifcn lcill
Ger Gat!fon crlicB bcfanntld)
cine iolgclIdpucrc Seroronlmg, IN
Der es blcB, alle &atbolifcn, oic lucI'
terbin ben &onlmllpismls untcrltiib
ten lpiir0cm crfomnuuul5lert, D. i.
Der &rbcn ufrulnellte bcrntbt llra
bon Scr 8clueincbaft ber 8lGubigell
all5gcltloiieu lucroer.
Ser IN MoafaI gelCblllte Gbcf Der
plei Millionen &pmlnuniltcn Sta
liens flugte ocn Gotifan an, er be.
fumpie oie rote S,Soeologie unltWtabt.
mIttcln, oic al5 Den o,nfelitcn 3ci'
ten Scr @clGi,btc iiberuoluncn iei,
Ell. Ser 8ulmilllb ber STRIDE miro
nicnalS oeu &onnnlnismus 5erlt0'
rem 10 erflGrte CT Dor elmer Mcnae
bon $500 &onnrmiIten in eincu
Sbeatcr 9iolus.
ells Sogliatti bos Sefret oes Sap.
ltcs eruuMute, lbrie Die Menge
Sus lit unS gan5 cgal, bas lit uIls
gang egal!" Gr brabte Die Hufer
nit elmer Sauobemeglmg 5,ImS1mei,
gen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
Nieienfai,cftc ,,pir>
MT, perjhrcttet

ssranfiurt. Gie II. S.-Mrnee gab
befanllt, baB oas in ser amerifa.
niiben Gone beiinblid,c Grelnplar
oeS 9robten ocl,tieben @eid,iibes mrs
bem uerahngenen ar>eg nunmebr
pcrlbrpttet mil'o. Gs banoelt iidy nm
eln Der GieIe,funpnerl bon lao 20.
@Gpid)t, b:c bier Sonnen ifiuere
Sranotcn breiBig Meilen meit idpi,
lem. 9as @eibiib mar 1912 bel Scr
gelagerl.ng oer arimfeltng Seba-
itopol bernenbet auoroen
Vei &ricgsenoe bate ole oeltidrc
grmee bier oieier 8el6iibe. 3pei bon
lbuel Felen oen Nuiien in oie So1n-
oe, 1pabreno oie Gnsldnoer eines er-
obcrten. Ias 8clfiis in ser llSz3o-
ne apar ben Oen 5uriidEbenoen 5rllp,
pen ori elmer GiienbabuItrcfe bel
Glbelubab I'M NorooItcIl WaDern5
I'M Stih gelaiien morben. Gie aa=
none tonnte luT altf einem 3lg bon
% Wo9gons beioroert merbcn ,mb
batte cine geoienl,ngsmarnidait nou
200 IrtIlleriten.
Sic Oenontage oes Hielenacidiit
5es tpuroe lounge per5ogert, "a oas
slnfbrehen ser StaHlrobre arobe
S6nierigfeiten hreitet. Sas aauo.
1perobr lit 80 Sub lang lmo bat icbS
3oa ltarfe 8imoumgen io,pie elm ga,
llber bon runo hrei Sub.
Oas beribrottete Geityiisrobr miro
moglIdIertueie in oie Gereinigten
Staaten gebratt. nm fir iuouitricae
3apede nertpenbet gu meroen.
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yeSe pierte perieit
in meitSemtihlanS
1T tilisbeNmritio

Sebc pierte 1erion in Scr @eIt-
5one Oeltidlanbs lit bilfsbceiirftie,
bcrihtet oas 9el,tid)e 3entraI Go=
lnitee fir bieTerteill,ng nuslGMoiider
Stcbcsgaben. T.as 8pmitec icnoct
Den giitigen Spemoem in slmerifa
i'm 9tamen aller talllenoe pon gliif=
libcn Siebesgabenempidnscrn nielen
ber5liben Ganf.
Cares allgenlener !NilfspicMt,
lpelbcr I'M Serbit lebtcn Sa5res be-
ganu, lit fir Selltihe ,llb Setter
reiber bcitimmt, Die feline Sicbcss
gabenpafete our6 Teripalote ODER
Jrellnoe in 9lmerifa erbalten. Care
appelliert al 'oie @robsiigisfeit ser
Nmerlfmler, &ontributionen IN iegs
liber 8r0be fir Yatete 81 ipcnoen.
Die 'oen 9eotoiiritiset 5l,s,.te fommcn.
G1nlpidnger sueroen Sreft BON Care
luto oen angelbloiienen Srsaniiatio.
men oOer 'ourb anerfannte 8ilfsor=
ganilationen tpie Ibas Teutlbe 3en.
tral aomitee ausgeind)t.
Ser 8riei ben Care pom Seutiden
Central &omite erbielt, lalltet IN
0iis,e .pie fol9t: vGllrb die ieit ser
@eloumlpertllns tuahlcnoe slnsabl
bier eingebenoer 2iebeseabcn, iino
mir 10 freuois iiberraid)t, Sab ,pir
auf unicrer lesten 8erianmll,ns be-
itimnrten, Der Care Organization in
Seem g)orf unicren 0aut fir oieie 10
iebr luillfonlmenen 2iebesaaben aus.
5lloriifen.
OIe iteige,loe 3abl bieer 2iebes-
patete lit iiber iBrer ,mermiioliden
8ittgeinbe sll3uibreiben. @abreno
in iben 3uei ssabren Dor Ser @eIolm-
|pertung ungeiGbr $1,000 ioQbe Son.
oer=2mbesgabcn 5ur Gcrteil,lng Ia.
men, iino in Der f,,r3en Belt ieit ser
@eDountpertung bereits 10000
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0rehe Sarntperluite In,
Derjahr >,.reh 11nfGue

Mlbanp, q. .. 8cupernellr 0c,p,
cp iagtc, pernlciObare 5armlnidae
bdtten roie 2el,te, oie ANS erlp1bren,
idiper beimgeillbt". ,SSlr elmer Gro-
flanatioh 'Nie er gum Begim Scr
~6armiid,erbeitstpohe", pelde on
"a. SSuli anfGngt, erlieB, erf1drte er:
~Gie Mebanii iierlmg a,nlerer ssar.
men itellt e:nen !6omibritt oar. .Mber
mir fonnen nibt 5ulaiien, oab Der
Sortidritt Ger Jarm-Maihinerie
Menidelllebeu unb -aGdomabcn for.
bert. 9estulb muB isoe 6armfamilie
auf ole 8efabren aufmerfiam &c,
maht nerocn, oenen iie iib geaen.
iIbertebt."
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IN RStit tpirH aus eir,cn,
8,anecr ein 2llterskeint

6ranthIrt. SSSn oie oiden Waucrn
'oes oreiaelhoiiiscn @unfcrs inn
StaottcIl Sodit inns iiber Slpan5ig
sSenlter gebrohen ,poroen, etlpa brci-
Big peltere ioQen nod biniufonunen.
Scr mobnbar gemabte 9au ioa e:al
Tltersbcim alIncbmeu ociicn Sn.
iallen nit ibrem YflegeperlonaI aus
einem glulfer in Sudleu6allien font
melr !peroel. I'm einipanofreie ga,
gear1llme 81 ibaHen, mlbtcm 3wi.
ihenluiiltNe berausgenommen merocn
Hlb Der 8unfer dlr Gitcrsbc.ln,
Der ols STANDARDIZATION bient, ,piro
i'm oberen Stohpert Ieniter erbal=
ten ltnb Der Gppeiteruhg ser Station
6icnen.
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$4,000 iold)e Pafete ilns 3llr Ser
tetllIng CUR 9erfiisuns 9eiteat NOR.
Den
Gie priuaten Silfsoreamiiationen,
Ole oas Central &omitee oertritt.
iino: 9ie Mrbeiter= =WobIiabrt, Carl.
tas!@erbano. Silislpert Scr Gpanae.
lilden airben i'm Geutidlanb. oas
Hote 1reu5, io,uie Bertreter Orient.
!ider 0obltatieteits+G Greaniiationen.
Sic ale apare, sliidlih, bab es ibneu
m0alih mar, bieie Yafete an 10 piele
arme bcoiirfhiee Menidrr aus3,ioe.
ben.
9ie mciiten aieier Q'abcssaben
ipnraen OF @entcnempfinoer. Snpa.
lioen, arbeitsloie ~grpeuees". ebe'
maDise ariessgefaneeren. 0rieaer.
lpitlpcn nit f(eincl ,.nnsiinnageu
ainoern uip. perteilt. Die Mnaabl
Der 8aoiirftigen lit ieit Der @elolln,=
lpertung ieh seIticgen. 70 oaB berte
iait idoe uicrtc Eerion in Der @eit.
sone q)ilisbeoiiritis ut.
Tas aornitee lpridr Sbnen ,,no sen
gitigcn Spcnbern i'm Nan,en ser
1a,llemoen 9liidlidm gmt3dneer
Ieinen tiefiten Cant unb Mnerfenn.
llng aus. Tas 9onlitee rp;iroe ibnen
nno alien iebr 3u 0unf pcrpflihtet
ieia,, menn lie oieies icEtioie Silfs-
spcrf al.h nod tudterbin oardhihrel'
fonnten. Der Brief trdgt Die In.
tcridrift: s. ). Roit,Yoriise,toer ees
Geutiden Central aom,itee.
@ontributioncn 3u bieidm' alIge.
meincn SilIsauerf Don Gore tpenoen
in noem Care 8ureau l,nD TN
Saupt6ureau bon Care, 20 Droab
street, Reiu Dorf, eutseeenaenosr,.
men. Ser giitiee Spenoer fam lid
bie 3one tpGblen, Der er bos pafet
ltiften modte. Solte Die aontriba-
tion $40 iSberteisen, 10 fann ct auh
ocn gmpfdnger beitimner, q. 9. Oh
es an dItere Nerlonen, Climber. ar.
beitslole grpenees uitp. uertaiIt tpeF.
'isoen ioa. '@
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
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nittt unpcrntciHlist

FYlahelpbio. 7as ,s(mel Am
iTrieno& Scruiue Gonm,.ttee", sic
betamnte Nildfer SrQan;iaticm hiy
1947 nit ocm Norcl .srieoenspreis
mlSge5cihnct murbc, perofientliht
bier oni 8runo bon Grbabl,ngcn, sic
lecbs Wtonate lalrg in Ger gan5ell
@elt por9enommen muroen, eincll
9eribt, IN Dem tie 5u iolgerocm 9e=
llllpo gcfonlincn lit.
I. Gin arieg 5ipiihen oen Gerei.
nIgtcn Stauten la,bo 9tuBlano lit
Iuicbt luuocrnloblib.
,. IS miro inheiien nibt lciht ieil,
clnen oolernoen 5rieoeu, 81 errel.
hen.
3. Shluobl N:e gereinigtcn Staa,
ten mic MuBlaub nliiiicu ibre unnab.
giebigc Saltllng Gnoern ,lMo gegell
1elti9 ctipas mahgeben.
SSn oem 9erid)t miro sic sInliht
ocrioOten, oab Ger rfalte &rlog" 20,
allcln Gin &irtlfaftSfricg lit, uno &C
iagt: Gin @ribaitSfries lit cir
5lueiicbneioiaeS Sh,pert."
Sanu mil'o erfldrt, tNaB oas bon
Den GcrciEigteu Staaten gegcn Sub
lono nerbGugte Sanbelsembargo mn
|IOIe @eigcrlmg GlIEulloS iif on
Maribaa= =Elm 81 beteiligen, feiu,
melentlihe @irflng ali bas ariegs
potential ulrsiibelr'
Gs llcgt tcin 5lpillgeltoer 8alpei:
oaiiir Dor, oaB Die ipirtidaItlibe Gr
bOllung llno Die apeitere SSnouitriali
lierung Slteuropos .3ll elmer grGBe
rem @eiatr fir bie Sid)erbeit oe1
ltS ooer 8atalroaas fiibren niipoe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-28
@ic iie anfinaen

sSn einem ausge6ombtem Saus in
&riHbad finaen lie an' Gs mar
sl.erit nur eine Salhopoa tatfraitilr
@Siilmer, bie aibts mebr 81 oerlies
rem, abcr alles 5u gelullunen batteu
Die Stdot, oie ibnell ais erite i'm
@elten @altred,t ge,pabrteApar ourt)
ben 8rieg 81 60 Yro5ent 5crit0rt.
Sic lieBen iid) nid)t abIbredcn .uno
padten 81. $50 ibrer 2atoSlellte ric.
Zen fte uorerit einlnal on ibrcn nc,lel,
Wobmiib, 10 pie Sic MrbeitsperbGlt,
Eiiie es erlaubten. limo om Gnoe beS
pcngangenen SSsabres protelticrte be-
reits oie Iibedoilo,pafildbe Siepu'
blif erfolglos Bel ser emgliiden Nti.
litdrregierung lpegen Der 8eripen=
eung bes olten Namcns: NorM6b-
miihe @lasit,o,tltrie.