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NO OPEN DOOR lMMIcRATIcN


The idea that the United States should
open its doors to receive Immigrants from
Europe and Asia is advanced from time
to time with the suggestion that some OBJ
legation rests upon this country to receive
all Individuals who happen to think that
they can better themselves economically
in the United States ssistsah w
Let US assume. for example. that 81
100000 Chinese want to leave their un-
happy country and settle in the United
States. Is there any reason why this collii-
try should accept such.a flood or inmigra-
ton, extend its liberal laws to them and,
in comparatively few years, let them vote
in the management Of the nations affairs Z.
The same observation applies to the
people of European countries. No earth
ly reason exists why the United States
should consider itself an asylum for the.
prosecuted and oppressed of all regions
Secondly, it would be dangerous for us
to accept millions and millions Of per-
sons, unframed in the democratic process
es, and permit them to complicate the al
ready troublesome issues of state.
While any nation can received GER
tain percentage of immigrants, It is not
wise to attempts to assimiIate any great per-
centage of foreigners into the social or
der of the United States. Since every ma
tion must have some form of Homogeneous
population in order to successfully operate,
it would be exceedingly unwise for the
United States to receive an unchecked flow
Of immigration just because people in
other regions are not quite as we'll off as
the American people.
It IS worthy of note that most of the
people who came to this country retain
their attachment to their former land of
nativity. often vote in accordance with the
interests of their friends and relatives
abroad, and, in many cases, show no in
cIination whatever to become acquainted
with the procedures, customs and culture
Of this country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08


seventeen Of the forty-ei&ht states Of
the United States have authorized cash
bonuses for those of their citizens who
served In the armed forces during World
war II.
The total Of bonus payments made, or
to'be made, in these states reaches a to-
tai of $2,094, 95S, 900, according to figures
collected by Tax Foundation, Inc, nom
profit research organization. It reports that
referendum proposals are now pending
IN four states.
.sa Since 194T, however, bonus proposals
have been defeated by Legislatures in
twenty-0ne states, sometimes more than
once. In 1919, fifteen states failed to APP
prove proposed legislation which the
Foundation suggests, emphasizes ''the de-
velopment Of strong opposition. includ-
ing that initiated by veterans and veterans
organizations, against cash bonuses
The seventeen states which have APP
proved bonus payments; with the estimat-
go cost given in millions of dollars, are
Connecticut. $51; Delaware, 81; Illinois,
S3s5; Indiana, sos; Iowa, S85; Louisiana,
$50; Massachusetts,. S108; Michigan, $270,
Minnesota. $50; New Hampshire, IS, New
York, $500; North Dakota, SGT; Ohio,
$780, Rhode Island. $50; South Dakota,
SO; Vermont, 81; and Washington, $50
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
CREATES A BIG MARKET

When the proposal was first made to
provide q rural Identification adninistra-
ton for the purpose Of carrying electricity
to the farms of the nation. there were a
number Of eminent citizens, Including
many business men, who violently opposed
the idea os utopian, socialistic and inn
practical.
It is interesting to note. however, that
the public utilities, who had done very
little to serve rural customers, are now
in race with government-assisted co.
operatives to provide electricity for farm
customers. BY the end of the year, accord
ing to one estimate, the utilities will be
serving 100000 customers. or about the
same number that get power from the gov
eminent agencies electric cooperatives
There is more to rural electrification
than giving light to farm homes. A recent
survey, covering nineteen states and made
by the Edison Electric Institute, estimates
that the extension of electricity to farmers
of the nation has opened up to manufac-
turers of electric equipment market esti-
mated at $3.50, 100000. The survey includ-
ed interviews with 2,377 farm electric
customers. indicating an average. retail
market for appliances of $3.50 customer.
Not only will electricity bring comfort
and convenience to farm homes but it
will provide business for many manufac-
turers. In addition, it will speed up the
meehanization of farm processes, improve
farm economies by the use of labor-saving
devices and generally speed up the econ
omic tempo of rural life.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
QUESTIONS /. Q. TESTS

Modern intelligence tests are unfair to
some children, says DIR. Ernest A. Hag-
gard, professor of psychology at the I'm
iversity of Chicago, who points out that
the tests are such that children from priv
LEGGED, or middle-class homes, are. better
prepared for them than isathe case 7. with
children from lowerzclass culture.
No one woald thinlxAof giving an in
telligence test standardized on American
children, to child in Bali, or France! or
South Africa, and expect the results to
mean very much declares the educator.
He points out that the tests. if they are
to be on scientific basis. must be franz
ed so as to give equal opportunity to
children on "both sides Of the tracks.
He believes that present tests are biased
in favor of the middle-class child, and
against the lower-class child, which does
not have the advantage of securing COM
parable information and training inside
the family circle.
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chapter 20

Chapter 26
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,A12Sihl ~ sc, ''e va
me Wnat fnappeneu'
don't Know she SAID , lstn-
az e'eR.lH lHt iss5 R'.'s tHs
sfAKteq XeihA Nk 13ln sp4 es
scared ana nlQ unaef hnf 4tt'k~
case,
t0hir Priscilla was 50 annoyed
at the ehifd's dullIfess she wanted
10 slap her. but there ANQNiu have
been no Justice In that You
couldn't slap a child for having
been born stupid She walked
down the hall to kenneth's room
and crept softly In
He was not quite asleep. ken
meth. she salQ gently.
Yes, honey he said. his voice
full Of sleep. Priscilla's heart was
touched. although il was only
pity she felt when she heard him
call her by term Of endearment.
She could not she knew then. ask
him about the men and why they
had yelled at him. He would not
tell her. She would have got no
place. and he would become
frightened as he had when she
tried to question him before.
she leaned over him and took
his face ia her hands. intendina
Is place a chaste kiss upon bis
forehead. But suddenly Il oc-
CURED to her that such kiss
might hurt him more than COM
fort him. sol she placed a little
kiss on his lips, drawing back
quickly and smiling goodnight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
TODAYS
BIRTHDAY
JAMES G. PATTON. born Nov.

JAMES q. PATTON born Nov.
10. 1902. in Bazaar. Kans.. son of a
mining engineer, who operated a
small farm. Patton. who has been
president of the National Farm
ers Union since 1910, is one of
the country's foremost agricul-
tural leaders. The National Farm
ers Union represents the family
type" of farm, and is friendly to-
ward organized labor. It stood be-
hind New Deal policies and aims.
Patton is also president of the
National Farmers Union Life In
surance association and of the
National Farmers Union Service
Corporation. During World War
II Patton served on the War Mo
bilization and Reconstruction Ad-
visory Board. His hobby is col
lecting oil paintings-chiefly ma
rines and mountain views.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

- = Prom London. special committee
--ssAieh has been studying European ques-
iiona reports that the Soviet Union is
- -.rxing 10 develop atomic Clouds for use
- against troops in the field
This information. il accurate, indicat-
g that the Russians are not only trying to
develop atomic weapons to destroy in
dpstrial centers and ports, but to develop
ssasshod By which gases could be used
. produce atomic clouds which would
-dEiftup troops in the field
49, We have no way of verifying the
apecnlation Of the committee which in
- Guided outstanding men from France and
Great Britain Nor have we any idea
whether the United States. or the West
- go dsmocFaeies have experiments along
The same line. The presumption would be
.& hat - this eeuntFy, at least, ample efforts
have been made to develop the full use of
- flboic weaponA including gaseous clouds.
Competition may be the life of trade
but there are a lOt Of traders that do every
~-fhnR possible TO eliminate competition.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM PILES
OF THE CITIZEN or
NOVEMBER 8. 1899
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures

Members of the Chamber Of
Commerce directors group, to-
gether with members of the local
Real Estate Board and other citi-
zens of the city, assembled at.
Chamber headquarters last night
for a joint meeting and to- hear
Congressman Pat Cannon, who
had arrived in the city just prior
to the meeting, unannounced, de-
liver q speech on the WPA situaa
ton.
Completion of the $50, 900
modernization of the, electric
system of the Key West Electric
Company will be done by De.
scember |, President B. L. Grooms
told The Citizen today. He said
installation of the new switch
board at the power plant would
be completed by December 20.
Members of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Key West Yacht
Club is being held at A O'Clock
this afternoon in the clubhouse,
which is situated on the old right
of way of Florida East Coast
Railway, Just east of the draw
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Pritchard
of Columbus, Ohio, are visitors in
the city, and enjoying themselves
seeing the many things which
are out of the ordinary to visitors
from the interior of the states
Senator Robert Reynolds, of
North Carolina, and Mrs. Reyn-
olds are visitors in the city, en-
joying their experience, and are.
guests at the Hotel La Concha.
Emphasizing the military and
naval aspects of the Armistice
Day ball and floor show at Key
West Country Club Saturday
night, the sponsors, Arthur Saw
yer Post No. % of the American
Legion, today announced the
members of the reception corn
mittee that will greet those at
tending the first outstanding
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

Assistant State Attorney j.
Lancelot Lester, who left Mon
day afternoon on business visit
to Miami. was returning passen-
ger over the highway at an early
hour this morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08
Rg Wnephoto

community social event of the
season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

Dear Readers;
The political campaign for three
city commissioners is aboat over, and
you win find that those who failed to
vole win Be most articulate in their
criticism Of the selected candidates. II
generally turns cut that way.
THE ORACLE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

Kathleen Antoinette Wells,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Wells, celebrated her fourth
birthday anniversary at her home
at No. Catholic Lane, with a
party Monday afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

Senator Robert Reynolds, of
North Carolina, and Mrs. Reyn-
olds are visitors in the city, en-
joying their experience, and are
guests at the Hotel La concha.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

Gently announced the production
of "Jane Eyre" there has been a
rush at the siigh School library
to obtain the book. Many stu
dents have discovered that ro-
nance made Jane Eyre a best
seller" a generation or so ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-08

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
key Largo" a new play by
Maxwell Anderson, will feature
MUM ,Weisenfreund paul Mum
to movie goers). New York win
see. this actor in person in that
play, but perhaps it will later be
shown on the screen.
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CAR SMASHED IN COLLISION WITH BIG TRUCK

Since the Dramatic Club re-
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StaneticnsitSrnneen
in Scr Sc,pjet3ene

Berlin. Die lolpjetanrtlia,c Ser.
liner rSiiglid)e 9iunSidau" flagl
itier 5ullftionsirorungen I'M @irt,
ihaftsleba, oer Souietpue. Ssiil
oieie Storuilgcn 1ueroen bon Ben iow
ictamtliden Nintt Die Terfehrsner
NdltniIie Scr Gone uerontlpcrtlib &C.
mod)t. Die un5lreitfeuocn Waggun
gcll,lluln9en bdtten a1rf pielcn @e'
bieten Observation-Disclosures
cur 5olge gebobt, BON oenen bcion
Sers hie den,iide Snouitrie rntS oi,
SertilerSel'gl,ng Der Soujet5oa9 be
troffcn ieien.
Sbnc Observation-Disclosures l,Gt
ten nod 0urltclllng Dor ~SualidFl
silmoIdau" I'M Nritten Guartol l94s
iabcr 5000 TonlRn Cement muhl
ersellgt >uerOcn fonnen. Iie 4!as
iJol,itric mdloe cilem alBerguuohil
Lib boben 8r,ldperllit, neil Die Su
ger iiberiiillt ieien INTO bie Eroout
ton i'm isreieal seitapelt iperoel
miilR
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Ste,,crsG Grfl 6rmfte
balH einrei4el,!

@oibin9ton Hieilano bat eilk;ssn.
tcreile haron, ieine Steuercrflatung
fiir 1913 81 perithicben - III Der
Soifnumg. oab oies Steueriise 9ean-
oert .peroen foslDsn Sns Vrsenteil
iilo Sie meiitcn Ginfonmnenltcuer.
sablcr bciier boron lpenu lie ibre Gr-
fl1rllngcn lhon FBt cinreihrn. OBJ,
,pobl tic bis gum is. Nir5 oa5u 3eit
haben. Gier Ssiinftcl Der StclWr5ab.
Ter oiiriten 9tiifsublrn9en crbalten.
Sie &egieriua eebt babel nod een
8rltnolat vger 5lrerit fonnt, mahit
slerit" Dor. ltno iel6lt ,uenn Die
SGbe eeGitSert tpcrSen, betrifit oies
aui feineu ssnll bs Stcuern Iiir
1913.
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Dankesbriefe bon 5i:benbdrger lan>sleutfn!

|Wenn es moelid, lit mir cine fleille
Spenoe su ldjifen; bin cine Vtuttcr
nit 4 &illnerm. mein Wtanu ilt &C.
iallen nm 26. IL. 1914 IN Stalicn
Sabc leioer feilwn Gerbielnt. babt
|Iblo6 eine Sdbuei;er, peroRirt aber
iebr lpellie ilno faml tId)t aitd i,ns
iiini periorgen. go lpenn Sic mir
meine 8itte criiillen fo,tl,en n,odte
id) Sic bitten Inn etuas &letOer nn>
Sd)ltlr, meine S6ubgroBe lit So
ainber ibre 8roBe MT 80. 8ir ba.
ben ,,niere Seimat SRbenbiirgen per-
laiien miiiien 1lldo 10 iin0 mir rtl
ale 5eritreut tper tueib 100 uno mann,
mir ,lns ,pieoertreifen. go eriufe i'd
Sic nod eimnal erfiillen Sic rneine
Nitte, id b1tte apirflih 9aot al allen
mas sic mir ihiden. Bitte oerlaIien
Sic lms iht bcnn mir bralld)en es
nA AtnnlSig.
Mi,d) I'M Yoraus eincn red)t berg
iiden 0aitf.
Yol5, 1berelid.
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Berlin. CUR Itoa3krehtliden Heu=
scltaltlms Deutidtpos erflart Bro-
lciior Carlo sdN@sh ser iil9sel,ne
SoSaDonuofratiide ertrcter Inn Ncn.
ncr EarIanentariH y, Rat, bab Oil
Griitens @eiantslstidlanbs nIs
itaatIides @ebiIH tpt aapit,tlatio',
nienrls erIoidert 0as nelte
0eutidJIano speroe eten Gnoes triebl
ourh sic 2Gltoer, ioboern pom Dellt.
'hen Solf aeidnffet ipcuoen. Erot
sdmio tritt oaiiir d. Dob iid, aud
Sic @tilitarrcaicriil en oieien Ue-
iidtspnnft su eiaelE Atad,en. Sn 0cn
bon ser gsrIiner fifltns vso5tkt.
remofrat" (britiid 'settor) rsr-
oifentIihtcn @etrodbtlu,aeu oes 10
Standardization solititers beib1
cs ouun: .5oa.sR sSs;!;.;Srress sSas;;!!i;..;Srres:s.. s:e.
r,rnaen entaeseu d eosif Der 1at'
laden ser g,,iiht Hn. bab Senti6
Iano fcnititntioneu nod, loderer al,i.
scalicoert perher afibte, oann sper,
oen lie lid, oen Silapdis sefaaes, ldiie,
miiiien, oab es ibnkn offerbar tue,,i
ger aui oie ;sooet6iNerrns als all
Die Desoraanriieru,s SeutIdlanoi
anfuntme.
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Refine Eift3iel lsssfJ9 ihS
Heer IN, 5ebrssslt, MARS

Nnfbinston. Sic NrinH gas BE-
fannt, bob iie I'M Jebrunr uni wsir5
ltiemano eii,sieben fDafo. Cine lir-
ipriinslitbe Grber, sic fir Sebn,ar
5000 Mann cir. Ginaiebuns ei,,be-
rief, suinSe a,lfgeboben. Bie Mrnee.
SefretGr 3opan ertidrte, bubcn .frei,
ipilIiee Melonneem uno @idberei,,'
tritte, Sic in oen Ietten beioen .Mo.
naten e!ne tDurhibnittsaabl Doi'
$1,000 Hefriuelt erreihten. gin5ieb=
lmeeu a,a6 Dem nSeleetiue Serpice".
spitem fir Die ndd)iten beioen Yso.
nate ln,notie satpaht." Die 2aft.
madt unb sic Marine beoicaen iid'
.nidd oes Giasicbltnssipitems.
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fra,.e,, i1t Scr aitteri,
fanii4e,t 2lrt,tee

Is geDort 81 sen ,lnmittelbaren
syoIsen oes 5apeiten Wcltfrieges, oaB
ein 8lutoeseeies erdaiien iurroe.
ocms,foIge 5rauen oauerno in Sic re-
eulGrc 9lrmce ei,reeribt tulurben. 0es-
ipegen apuroc a,,d ole 8efrutierlnlg
fir oen israueoienit iuieccr msige>
auonrmen. l1lto aus oinlem @r,tl,Se
iuerben a,id) oie tpeiblrden Ytilitar
nnifurmen um9eniooelt. Yian ,pollte
iie nit ser geeempiirtisen D,ooe III
Ginflang brinaen.
ltripriiuglih tuor MIR bas ytmrIe
Corps cine 0nuerlbOe Gtnrid)tllilD
Sn anoeren Nerdtitloen ibaten 0Ie
5ral,en nur bis CUR 8eenoigung oes
&rieaes bienen be5to. ied)s Monate
nad oeiien 8eenoigung, Oils Der tSica
iiber Sapan eurulrgen apuroc, bortc
ole Mefr,,tierune BON Grauen aui
uno es begonn bie Oemobiliiier,,ns.
Mber nod oor Nbidlub Der Demo.
bMilierimg aul,rocn bic Armeefreiie
|, iih loeiien beiunbt. oab oie Graliel'
in ben Spitdlern. Nerionalentrvl'
ino in ieoem @ollptauart@r i,nent.
bebrlid ieien. Sn71lee neiien iuuroe
! bic Danobiliiierling Der ssra,,en Der.
lnluglantt l,no ntan iuarb iie nlln,nebr
/ fir ipeitere, ipent, allh fiirsere Sri.
/ ften an. Damn ipuroe Der &ongreB ct.
I, iuht. elm Geies 81, erIaifn, oas ois
/, Muhperbuns elmer beidriinften Mn
aobl bon Gra,len in oen iibliheu
Tienit5tueigen oitattete.
Man mics 5ur 8egriinoung bar
aif bin, baB in einer mG0ernen VT.
J NEE ole ,Sabl Ser MidHf6anpfer bic
ieniee Der eigentlihen &dmpfer Be
/, tpcitem iiberftciGe. go ). 9. tuorer
iin 0iueiten Deltfries 5tpei Dritbel 6es
, Militarperiondls nid,t in ben eigent
liden 3nmpiperbandcn titie. Statis
tiid ipurde naboetpieien, Dob auf 62s
8ei4aftigtuneen oltliTbolb tEs
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SfiIdallen bel eriubreuen Sfilnltnf
toren - inrbren SiinIulern alli Sen
langen Vnttcru - ,uieber eintrni-
aiienen. AnfGneer lraO &inbcr ooer
Sortgeidrittelp fl,toen ibre ibnen j,l.
lngelpHe &laIH nit rapiSciten AuIs
Stiessnlo9[id,6eiten fiir htn allsbiin
ois Jiidtigien. Silberne m,o goloe-
nc Teite lofen als Matllrit1tsals.
|,peiie.
lteber 0ie 9llbfabrtspiltc, ocn glhii,
gebiigelten Stun. tont SaludBen ,Glo
Subeln uno 8uien. Wannislid) lueilt
frob gelallnt llnter,pegs INN feline Sfi
ffiinite aller Wrlt norSufabren. 0as
iiebt nit oieien elr1iie rlltihcluoen
N6nnlein aus ipie ein nefiiherSrid.
film. 0ogen 5iifen. Sdpliie ,uerben
burdNeinnoen. Muloen m,sgeiabren
,nro Stcrne 9eidlagell, oa6 es cine
belle 2uit 81 leben lit. Nibt uer9eiel.
bletbe ireilid) oabei. ouB Sport Elm
Spprt lit, ons &nod)en lmo Wtllsfeln
berbalten liliiiien = @etroit: bel l(n=
fdlen ipielen ale Stills ln,S Berg
I,ngsorganiimiotler, prompt.
| Bon &ennern allsecilagete 3Oil=
ten fiibren tpeiter iueg in oie ipinter.
4ide gi,iamteit @er lllberiibrttRit
uno 1ounijtif nit llebereinsen uno
@ipHeln lic5t, fam iid gefiibrten
Touren anidpieBen ODER ai,f eigene
|Galit los3iefen.
Die iorgfdltie eepflegten Gisbab=
men iilto bon eleoaten Meniben be.
ipolfert. Da3u fonnllen gisfeite, Sfi.
renmen, sprlmg=. SdyGtten. ,lnb Sur.
Hing @pluturren5en, Toureniuod)en
ilno @1ikrer,le, ,llnS oie aeiellid)dif
] Iiden geranitultl,nsen feiern tpdb-
S&lnb n,f Ceite 8.
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,sern ser Scillrat. - in Der TrerIo
irr als ,liid,tliug id) ilmbcr
llnb bic meiitcn lllciner Sieben.
ad). bic Ieb id) nimmernlebr.
Die emit 0ort 10 giiflid mobnten
iialo peridyelttt - penuebt bonn Nlno.
&einer ,pcib, ipo tic acbllehen,
oh iie nod aln Scben lina.
;srcl,olcs lit n,ein aan5es 2eben
ict id) in Der Ssrclnoe bin:
aeincr mag mid bier perlteben.
Crib uno troitlos bleIbt n,ein Siml.
lln,pilfomn,en lit Der 0emoling.
Ndirriih fIingt ibm ieoes @ort.
Nielnano mag oen islid)tLsng boten;
Seoer tpiinid)t i'm 1pieoer fort.
@er oie 0eilnat ME nerloren,
tper nlid,t Ielbit oies Heih aeieb'n,
aann bas 2cibcn nnS bte Schlrud,t
eines Wiid)tli'tas nidt nerlieb'n. -
Serr @ott. ser Hu biit in @inlnlcl.
bor' nrei,l Bitten nno nein ,Sleten: -
2ab mid sic gefebfs Sctnrat
illlr llpd) einnnl nie0er'ehen. -
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Rampfes 4O6 fielen, iat oenen Die
iSrauen bernueitSbar ,paren. Nas bic
ariegsmarine otbelan9t, iogab IS
45O 8cihditisungs5tuci9e bic oe'
Gra,en 5,eareGh tuaren.
Olan tuies dber aud n,tf ole pcrs
treffliden Dienfte biat, Die Due Jro,is''
,p1breuo oes &riaees ais WitglieSsr
ocs 8slg (Momen's Mrnlp @orps)
aelei5tet bdbcn. Die BABGS(Bemc,r
Nccepteo for Noan,tarp Serpiee) IN
Der Marine batten fif ,tidbt mirsber
bapGbrt. Damn COB es 8ornen Ufa-
rims ,n,o in Der aiiitentpode bie
SYN@S. Tieie BeSeid)m,sn8 itontlnt
aus benz 2abeinii6en. andn,lih oem
Wotto Ser aiifte,nuod,e: Sanper Ha.
ratus (auf oeutid): Stds Bereit) .Das
Nurie Corps. oas sih In oiefen &rie.
|ee beionoers mls1eoeidnet bot,
braudt nidt beionbers ertudbnt 81
lperoen, tueil ietn Mubm felt ieber be-
griirbet lit.
Ni6tsoeito,penieer mar Der &ons
ereb lunge anldaiifIig, apie er iih
gum @eieseSuoridlas uerbalten iellte
Mam oad,te baran. aIle 0rnaen, nit
Nusndbne Der &raitfenpFlegeriaMcn
in Die yricoensreierpe eia,Swctben.
Mber nasl fam boto ooroah, Dab nian
in Ser ArmS inteai9ente, gut ergo.
lse,,e lno f66ioe Jra,sen bra,sden
tam. Gicie elrt polt 0raua, tD0re
aber faum geneigt, in Grieoeus5etfs,t
ob,e ein Minoeitn,ab bon. SidHbtit
5n oie,pen. Nus 6ieiern @rltnbe ip,tr.
ben in 6cn Sabren 1947 lino 194S
@eiese aneenonrmerl baten 5ufolge
sic araperh,ng Der Gronast fur ben
reg,Larcn Milftdroienlt tino fit oie
MeRrbe oeltnttet splIroe. Nuh Die Gr.
bebune BON Groue, gum Offi5iers.
rang ut bobei poreeieben.
Die gefetgebiNne oes Sobres 1947
bot in ben iibIihen geilit1rAienftnr.
tc,L ferner in oer Meierpe, i'm Mrntp
ssurk Corps, I'm Napp Nure Corps
06Iak aasf Selie ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-01-13
<e3ialc lcei,teer erateit Il,
1lHcitcr Rceterntte

gtbei. 0riedFnlnno. sluf ameri
faniid)e MnregniW bin bat oas aa
binctt Ole fpsidboemotratiid)e Harte
IN sic 3egieri,tg arfgenommen. Del
friibere grennier George Sapon
oreou. eit Weitglieo cieier Eartei
miro Dos &riegsaniniiterillm iiber
s,rIpucn lmtb orei iciner Garteifre,.n
sc iueroen anoore Site i'm Miitilkr
rat erFalten.
MlMb lit 0ie grnenlulng eines leiler
Sbcubo,nmanoinreltben bereits Be
irrodjen hporoeil. Die 9Soli5ei ielbl
menoef. iic babe Dor filr5em Elm foan
nlmiitiides &onpIott plur Grnore
ing VapanSreous aufsefunben.