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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

Hoonah has a budding young el- ectrician in it's midst and when the city gets stuck for another elec- trician it may find enc right here. It seems that certain fair young maiden's electric heater said phu- dangling and ready to fall off her tt and refused to work any more. Our heroine, who had taken an elementary year of electricity at school, decided she could fix 1t herself, so why bother the neigh bors. Well, like the proverbial clock repairer, she had few extra pieces left over. Oh, well all to the good she decided, as she pushed the plug in to see if it would work. For a brief half second all was as should be. then a sudden glare, and all the lights in the house went eff Tm-m-m that's an easy one, she thought. I'll just put in a new fuse rlug. The fuse box was high, out of her reach. No ladders. However she climbed up on this and that Suddenly she realized her mocca- sins. her lovely new moccasins that she had grown so fond of were feet, into deep snow drift. If she tried to step one way or another, she would have a ba-a-a-d time. Now, with all apologies to Shakes peare and all the other dear dead poets we ask Wherefore, Oh, Wherefore vert thou Romeo? Is there no more romance in the world at all that no Romeo would pop up and rescue our fair damsel in distress?"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
'NRS. ER0SIUS VISITS
 ELT0N ENGSTpoM HERE

Mrs. Helen Brosius, long time resident of Seward. visited in Juneau while the Baranof was in port. She is Treasurer of the Republican party of Alaska and conferred with Elton Engstrom while here. Mrs. Brosius expects to return to Juneau to at- tend the Republivan Convention March %. She has been spending several weeks in Arizona and is now enroute home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

Donald Erickson was married February 1, in Seattle to Mss Del oris Webb, at the home of the brides parents. Following the wed- ding, MT. Erickson returned to Hoonah. Mrs. Erickson, an employee of the First National Bank of Seat tie will remain there to acquaint her successor to her position with her work there, and then she will come to Hoonah where the young couple will make their home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

The troller Relief, with Howard Erickson skipper and Robert Green wald arrived home February 9. Re- turning from a trapping trip they made a stopover in Juneau before returning here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
PIONEERS TO MEET

There will be a get-together oi the Pioneers, Igloo No. 6, and it, Auxiliary Friday night at the LOOT Hall.
 This will be the first meetine over which newly elected officers will preside. Cards and refreshments will follow the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
STORIS TO KODIAK

The Coast Guard cutter Storis was enroute today to Kodiak from Unimak Island, Coast Guard head quarters here reported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
EMBLEM CLUB

All members wishing to attend luncheon Feb. 25 at Baranof, call ,O6, 121 or Red 160 for reservation before 1 pm. Friday Feb "A. 35-lt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

The Young Peoples Westminster Fellowship meetings are held regu- larlv cn Sunday evenings at ( o'clock at the Presbyterian church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
LAND SEARCH FOR
 MISSING BOMBER
 SURVIVORS ENDED

VANCOUVER, B.C., Feb. 25--tR-
 An R.C.A.F. spokesman says the
 land search for five missing United States airmen on Princess Royal
 Island will be discontinued.
 The Canadian destroyer Cayuga
 and three American Coast Guard
 cutters will return to their home bases.
 The R.C.AF. will leave high speed launch, Norseman aircraft and three helicopters to continue the sea search for the missing men who bailed out of a flaming B-36 Feb. IA.
 Finding of the life raft has pretty well established that the rest of the men perished in the sea surrounding the island" the spokesman said. Seventeen airme1 parachuted from the blazing, ice-coated B-36 bomber. Twelve ot ..le men, two in- jured, were resc.ed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
Happenings
 Al Hoon 8 h

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
 HOONAH, Alacka, Feb. 14-In honor of Robert Grant who has just recovered from a recent ser ious illness, reception was held in the Presbyterian Church by the congregation and Pastor to welcome lis return, Sunday evening, Feb ruary 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

WINTER and POND, Co.,, Inc. Complete photographic Supplies Developing Printing -Enlarging Artists Paints and Materials
 Blue Printing PhOtOstats
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
Weather al
 Alaska poinis

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points also, on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 l.m., l20th Meridian Time, and released ty the Weather Bureau 1t Juneau. follow:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

William L. Porter, of the Alaska Department of Health. inspected the public places of Hoonah last week
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

LARGE concern of Juneau . swants clerk-typist at once . with some experience in the commercial field. Interesting . work. Write full particulars . and state salary expected. . Write Empire c 615. 434-tf 10 . e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

DAY NURSERY-Moth care for your small child. Mrs. Wm. Pas
 sey. Ph. 938. 406-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

MT. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson and little Tommy returned Tuesday, from a prolonged stay in Juneau. Ms. Johnson is convalescing from major operation which she un- derwent recently and her friends will be happy to know she is doing very nicely.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS

GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, $7.50. Paper curls $l up. Lola's Beauty Shop, Phone POI 315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Skiff. Owner hay have same by identifying and paying
 for ad. Call Douglas 355. 35-5t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

MT. and Mrs. Emory Merrill arc the rroud parents of baby boy born February g, at Sitka.
 The Rev. MT. George Belts, pas- tor of the local Presbyterian Church was a passenger to Juneau last week going in on Tuesdays plane and returning home Friday. He as serts that going in was quite rug ged as it took almost two hours to make the trip usually takes about twenty minutes.
 The Forester arrived in port Sat urday bringing a cargo of freight including groceries.
 Ali Skafflestad went to Juneau Tuesday via Alaska Coastal to get q bulldozer blade for his logging outfit. He plans to return home soon.
 Tn a fire of uncertain origin, the Mission Church suffer- ed severe loss, last Wednesday. Due to the low water pressure it was that the fire be fought by a bucket brigade and much less ensued. Only the piano was saved. Although the congregation and pastor the Rev. MT. Charles Yadon hope they may soon be able to have a new church built. Ser vices will be held temporarily in the Quonset Hut until further ar can be made.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

Charlie Sumdum returned late in the week from briet vlsit to Ju- neau via Coastal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

WANTED-Alaska yellow cedar and western red cedar saw logs. Top prices paid. Yellow Cedar Con- pany Of Alaska, Juneau, Alaska.
 4l9-6t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

An orchid, we feel, should go to the Johnsons, proprietors of the Ice Cream Parlor, here. Teen Ayers who make the parlors their haunt, and all other friends of the Johnsons are pleased and proud to know that even with all the difficulties of freezing weather and of frozen water pipes, the Johnsons have maintained their high standards of [ operation for their Ice Cream Par Tor and have received a complete OK. by the Department of Health in their inspection of public places.
 Eocnah School children and teachers are having holiday this week. The furnace at the school has become discouraged with long cold winters and betook itself for rest. At any rate, said furnace is undergoing a complete overhaul and soon it will be able to boast of new tubes and whatever else it is that furnaces like to boast of and then maybe it will take heart and decide to work again.
 Ray TIagel returned to Hoonah last week after a few days spent in Juneau.
 The Motorship Reliance with skipper Albert Greenwald at the wheel left for Juneau Monday with Emory Merrill and Fred Gadke as passengers. Returning Saturday, Ali Skafflestad was also a passenger.
 Glen Glover took charge of the light plant and the operation of the school plant while Emory Mer- Till was in Juneau last week.
 Under the direction of Roy Bean,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

tbe Junior ANB was organized in Hoonah recently.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

MT. and Mrs. Jack Rcnning left Hconah last Suday for their home n Pelican, after a few days visit with MT. and Mrs. Frank Shotter and other friends here. The Ron- nings have just returned from an extended visit to the states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
WANTED

TYPISTS are needed for employ
 ment under The Alaska Merit
 System. Ph. 531 or call at Rm 10 Shattuck Bldg. 35-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
Song writer sings praises of miIder, meIIower drinks ever since he joined the
 big switch 10 Calvert.

* of Dearborn, Mich.
 CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey 1868 Proof-659o Grain Neutral Spirits. Calvert Distillers Corp, New York City
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

Most popcorn expands 20 times. The Aztecs of Central America grew popcorn for centuries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

Sorghum can be popped like pop corn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Key ring with Dog Tag. Dale Batchelar, 655-45-41. Ph.
 Green $50 after pm. 429-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

Mir. and Mrs. Emory Merrill are the proud parents of a baby boy, born February g, at Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23
PETER WOOD

S A L E s A G E NCY SEWARD AT MARINE WAY Telephone 911.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-23

Under the direction of Roy Bean
Evening star., 1950-10-30

Secretary Sawyer greeted four
retiring Commerce Department
employees in his Office today.
Senior in view of 38 years of
service was Archibald r. Smith. a
Patent Office examiner, of 6711
Forty-f1fth street NV. All but
five years of his service was with
the Patent Office.
Ralph w. Smith, weights and
measures co-ordinator in the Bu-
reau of Standards, is retiring after
80 years in that bureau. He has
been secretary of the National
Conference on Weights for many
years. He lives at TOO Elm street,
Chevy Chase, Md.
William j. Minor. an electrician
with the Bureau of Standards, has
a record of 20 years service. He
formerly was employed by the
District Government and the War
Department. He lives at 5308
Seventh street NV.
Miss Frances M. Miller, account
Evening star., 1950-10-30

ing clerk. Weather Bureau, is re-
firing after 80 years of service.
She lives at 1876 Columbia road
INV.
Tomorrow at the State Depart
ment, Harry A. Havens, IS, special
assistant to the Director General
of the Foreign Service. is retiring
after more than AZ years of con-
tinuous service.
His retirement will be marked
by a personal greeting from Secre-
tary Acheson and a letter of COM
mendation. Later, at a reception
in the State Department audi
torium, Mr.. Hayens will be pre-
sented gift.
Mr.. Havens was born in New
York. He began Wcr,--;'' in
Evening star., 1950-10-30
-Four Employees Retiring After Long Sece Greeted by Sawyer

and vice chairman of the DEPART
ment's Cancellation Commission,
an appeal board for personnel.
During World War I he repre-
sented the department on the
Federal Traffic Board. For the
last two years he has served as
special assistant to Director Rich
ard P. Butrick of Foreign Service
Evening star., 1950-10-30
Alden Wins Fellowship

John Alden, assistant librarian
at Georgetown University, has won
the first full-time fellowship under
the Fullbright Act to the staff OF
the British Museum in London
Mr.. Alden will spend nine months
there, beginning in February. ex-
ploring that library's books of the
17th century.
Evening star., 1950-10-30

washington at the age of %
and attended night law school at
National University. He was ap-
pointed a clerk in the State De-
partment in 1908, and received
many promotions in his long
career.
He has been assistant chief of
Foreign Service Administration
Evening star., 1950-10-30

WAITS FOR RAINY DAYDont do like did" Dill E. Daily
homegrown handyman Get before
raining cats and dogs You'll find Roofing Materials
and almost everything else in the Yellow your
fed Telephone Directory Use this handy huyit
30 keep with homework The Chesapeake Potomac
Telephone Company
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31

3anDe it, slmerifonild)e piirser fpn'
nen oie'en TliiTt.inssn ipeltere SptI'e
anseoeibcn laileu hltrb bas ollsemei'
ne Silisprpgromm bon Care. Sieles
Grosramm licbt nor, Sab Die Care.
Scbcnsmittel. uro Sertilienpaftete
uidt MIR an bcitlnnte sOrellafeu
selanot meroen tonncl,, ionoern ailH
au ,einc ans SGIelien pertriebena
6amllie", cocr at ueiaen 6eoiirf:isen
polfsOel,tlhen Sebrer aus ungarn".
an neln &ranfenbaus fiirTliihtline,"
ODER an nein @ailenbal,s fir per.
tricbene &inoer" poer irseno elHe
@r,,ppe ooer Fericn, ser ein smerl'
faner ein Seibent MAIDEN mill.
sluitrlge fir Ole 20 perlGieoencn
9ebensmittel- umo Sertilien-Yafete
bon Care i'm Yreiie BON 81 81 $40
fonnen BEL ieocr Gare.Jiliale ooer
bireft i'm 0auptbiiro, 20 8roao Ct.
Ncip Gort 5. e. q. erteilt ipcrOen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31
anrerikaniscber
Din,r8tan1
@eeen 2treentinien tpirH
eeprieien

aorbonsfi bat lit bereOter @elie
o,,seeoriidt, Dob bic ein3iae Soii.
tl,na Der periflaptcn Nationen Sic
gereinisten staoten iinb. er erflar.
te: ~Die 5urdt, baB bieier arica
fi6 ausoebnen Tonne, erihiittert oie
ean5e @elt. slber zines lit iiher, Sie
uneebeure 8eoulo oes amerifaniiden
Golfes iit bereits erIbopit. 9ieies
eroBe, freie unb mGhtige2anS bot Jeff
ben Shiiiien bon aorea feline Slit
iionen mebr ,lnb es bereitct lid, Dor,
ben Mesreliionen Die Stirn SIT bietcll
nno 5luar auf Die ieiner ipiirSiaen
@eiie - in einem aItronomiidcu
MaBitab. @enn es gum &rieg ae.
Stpungen miro. 70 miro es ben JebSe'
banoinub aufbeben, oblpob[ es bis
aulest periuhen tpirb, Elm berartises
l1nbeiI au bermeiSen Wenn es aber
gum Griee fonn1t. 10 miro 5ie a!11e.
rifontid)e Station tibt 5u Sen ge'
i9ldeenen se5oren."
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g q + 6"
0crtcilt iii Scntidllano fir 10000
Collars uSiuiocnocn" Eafete

gSic ser GENERALIZATION bon Care,
EouI Somlp Trend), mltteiltc, llnS
in Ser Icttcn 3eit fiir 100000 Tol'
lars Scbensulttcl- uno Scrtilicnsr 81.
piocnOcn" -Eafete III Ieutl6lano Der.
teilt morben.
"a Care cine pbne 8c,plnn nrbeis
tenoe Organization lit. fam es ieincN
llcbcrIflB bon freien rIipiOenoen"'
Scbcnsnlittel. unb SertiIien-Eafcter
an Eerionen pertcilen, oie. luie Scr,
Jrenh erflGrte, amerifaniibe 9ilil
am brinsenolten brauhen. Sic lestt
Gerteilung i'm 8erte bon $16O,OOC
bat bie @eIamtiummc iplhcr Iipi'
oenSen-Spcn oic p1breno Ser
lcbtcn pier Sabre BON Scr Care.
Miiiion in 9elltidlanb perteilt iuur'
Sen, aui $I767 900 gcbraht. Tici.
periooiihcn Gipioeuoeu oiirfcn fei
nesiallS uerluehielt iperoen nit bel
nprmalen Seierllng bon Gare.Yafe.
ten, Die fir Teutidlnno daein einen
@ert BON iiber SO MiQionen Collars
ausn1adlten.
Cares GiJi5enoen- -Spenosr ner.
ben MIR an iolhe beoiiritiee 9erio.
nen seeeben, Die Der Gare.Miiiiion
bon ben oeutihen @obliabrtsorsani.
iatiunen porgeihlagen iucrOen. @ab'
reno hes Ietten Ssal)res iinb neionoers
Sic 10 Millinnen ser .polfsoeutihen
Nhibtlinae" uno Gertriebenen heriid'
lid)tigt lporoen, sic als 8ruppe IN.
5lueiIelbait Die beoiirftieite i'm san5eu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31
Plan fir emrep6iihe
miro beeriii,t

@oiblnaton. Ssn Ncn 9ltlnntifpaft,
Stauten iinoet SieN Soec, ooB ein mi.
litGriiNcs Sbcrfonrmolho 'iir Sic
GcrtciNiglna @eitcuropns ocihoiict
pcrbcn ipllte, sohIreihc @ciiirluprter
uuS ol'N bier lit lie in einigen arel.
len giiniiia oIriacnomnen lpcrocn.
6ran5oIiIte 8enntte, Oeren 9iegie,
rlng onrerifoniihe Sruppcn lit Gu'
ropa pcrIongt bat, boben anerIfa,
niibcn Gcrtretcrn eeiaet. bub ser
: Sbcrbcicblsbaber cin slmerifoncr
icin ioltc, mcil lie alauben, hab sic
Gcrcinietcn Stoatcn iuceen ihrcr GRO
bcu SiliSouellen bie erobte &cront.
,portlng fir Die Gerteioisung bca
@eitens baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31
BQr5burg
mlf1Rr
m(uSikStaot

@Nraburs. @ei Marftbreit am
Moin f1net bos ir1nfiihe 2anb Su
ntrii5ieren an. Ntit einem fanIten sln-
oonte beginner oie melt idtuinacnoen
&ange ibr GorIpiel, Inn Shlenfurt
perlen Die S1uie ser Sbltbai,me nom
1tfer Bis our Siiselfinrme, aber in
@iir3burg crit finbet iih oas ganse
Srdeiter alm Sbema bes Stiids nit
Dem slaesro bcs Steinbergs, no Die
&cbenterraiien IN &asfaoen oetStaoi
5litiir5en. Gin nuiifantiihes Sano
uno mittenorin oieies @iirjbllr9, BET
beiien Namen lids inter ieoernlanns
@ruitlas riibrt. SeIt bes GogelmeI'
oerslaecn eeboren sic Wtuien ST Den
euten Geiitern oieier StoSt unh 70
oft iie bie 8eigen itimmten, bortc
mans Bis nab @tiind)en. slber nod
ienem fiirhterlihcn 0tdrstae battcn
iie MIR nod cine Geise 5lt itinmen
bon odtSia; 5lpeil,noSiparjig 6liisel,
iibcr bunocrt 9lass lmo Streihin-
ftrumeute, bic beioen Srgeln, Die ge.
famte Mlliifbibllotbef bon $1,000
BG1Ocn ,uaren perloren.
Ntit elmer 8eige alio, nit 5luei
etiiblen, auberoem llnO einem Sid
repr1ienticrte lih Dos Snpentar bes
@operiihcn Staotsfonierpatorilms,
bos neben Ser Miind)ener Sofidule
oas einsise unicres Sauoes lit. Turb
feline MoSartipofe,1, benen 8altbaiar
Eeumanns rmo 9iepolcs &aiieriaaI
our besliidenoen Golieoiente, nit
ben Serenaben i'm Spofsarten riidte es
emit in sic eeihtpiIterlihe NdbeSaIS.
buras, big sic boielte Stlmbe ieiner
@eIhidte bie Wirflihfeit CUR ihnerS.
\ Iihen Gfinneritna peripnnoelte. slber
bds 9ono herun bat niemals at Fin.
gen aufaebort uno wiaia Ianben lid)
bic Wenihen nod, ser 31iur auriif
Bu MeIooien uno Hbptbmus.
Sic Menihen: 3as iino oie St,'-
bierenben Ses &onierpotoriums.
Sranfen ratiirlid, III ser So,lpt'nte
GuoetenlGnoer ,nO Shlelier, runh
240 an Ser 3abl, on ibrer Spise ein
tros ollem beiterer Muiitan bon Sc.
bliit, 6ran5 Siali. Erofeiior u,o
Better oes Snititllts, ser nit 'einen
Mitdrbeitern. oaritnter Erof. 9r.
&afner (Muiifseidihte) ,nb EroI.
Gran5 3aper 2ebner (aompoiitions.
Iebre), sleifseitie bos @eiiiae bes
aonierpatoriums neu Su simmeru
unb nit Snbalten 81 iiillen bate ---
in einem einSisen Simmer Ser Jeitc
Wfarienberg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31
5o3talberSiberung
bat "a @tlltar0el,
btSher auSqe3ablt

&nIbington, Nnr IS Sabreu, nam.
lid om Wontag. Hen ii. sluauli
1885, mtcrseihnctc EraiiOent ). 8.
&ooiepclt oas @eies iibcr sic Sosial.
perllherllg, Dos Nnraut objiclt, aI'
ten 2ellten. glirhcn, 9lrbcitsloIen.
perorntrn Miittern uno ainoern, el'
ne llnteritiituna SIT sc>u1bren. Seit
oieIem Gage lpurbcn itber $2l, ,OOO,s
100000 ausgegebcn, I'M piclen NtlI'
ilonen 9culen al rcrlbieoencn 3eis
fen hires 2ebens 81 bclfcn.
Tie Surhfiibruna oes Erogralnn
bat einige 2oder in sen 8eIObeutel
Oes Ste,lcr5oblers geriiien lmb iii
M,sluegen sejtpeIib angegriifen
.uoroen. ..sIbcr Sic beioen lpid)tiglteu
&ongrcBentIdleiounacn iiber oa5 81,
Sioluerliherungsipilem, oie slbItimm.
lng iibcr icine Giniiibrllng i'm Sab,
re 1885 lno oieiculSe iiber beOeutcn.
oe slbo,oerlnsen i'm Sabre 1889.
lpuroen init erober .tebrbeit 5ugun.
| item Ser Wtobnobme iotpobl I'M Seuot
pic oli9 i'm Abeerronctenbaus ge'
troficn.
Sect loaen benz &ousreb pciterc
bcSelltlame slmeubenlents Dor, BON
ocncn Die nIdtiglten nlebr Sellte oil
Der slltcrsreute teiluchmen laiien, Die
3ablunacn, oeu erbobten Sebensbal-
!ungsfoIten sntlpreheuo, lteilern
unO elmer fleinen 3ubl total arbeits.
,tn'1big @cluorbcner rcgelndbige
Wtonatspenlionen 5utommen loiicn.
Sieie Ibonoermsen tpurben be-
reits bor elnem eeneiniomen Aus.
ifub beioer aongrrbb1uler aeneb.
nligt uno 'lnh bercits 6eies gelpor.
ben. Tie slbltilnlrllnaen ser Iesten
&o6cn 5eigten i'm Senat cine Mebr'
belt BON 81 acgen nlr 2 unb I'M
@ousolslthuB cine Malorit0t bon 80
9c9en II.
9ioh slnsoben non gcontcn Ser
nTc0crnl Scrllritp slacnCn" beIlehl
ein 8rllnogc0anfe hcs gamIcn Erps
gramms oorln, Die SiIissublllngcn
10 uleNr!g ST gcltaltcn. oaB bic iiber.
lpicgcnoe Ntehrbcit Der @ctroi'encn
nienala auf cine geitltoe SelbirDilic
pcrSihtcn fam. 3. 9. lino Die sll'
tersrcuten fir Slrbeiter lmN Hlu9e.
lteutc, sic nit 50 Sabren il, bel
Gubcitano trcten. 10 ncbrig. bnb JIG
faum sur 9cIlrcii,lng Ser nchueuoi
gen aoititcn allsreiHcll. limo oie seit
lid bcOingte Gnuerbsloienlnter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-31

itiisune lit itets nieoriger eehaltcN'
oils Sic Sobne uuo 8ebolter, bic fir
Stclllnaen eesoblt ,peroen.
8eiiteuer bon Mneeitellten nnb
1tnternebmcrn
Sppobl slrbeiter lno slneeitellte
Wle auh Die llntcrnebnler leIIten eiuen
Veitrag sur slltersperlitcruug. Tie
Gcrfaifer Ses Yrogrumms tiirGte.
ten nannlIih, oob, ious oie 2cllte
ibre Ecn'ioucn pDne eigene 8eiirlee
erbalten ipiiroen. einen slbltiln.
munesblod biloen tonntcn. Der Die
Mnnabme bon Eenlloncu III inse,
Iunocr Sobe olrbIcscn piiroe.
Tie Setter Ser Yrogramme ,1blen
nibt oie einielncn EerIoncn nod,
Sic lmterltiist uorben iirO, uno oa.
hcr lit oercn @eiomtjahI llnbetannt.
Cine llnterllltung Ser SSsl i'm
Sabre 1947 ersob ieood,, bab aIiea
Seuten uno glinoen ourblhnIttlidl
~ Sabre lang scbolfcn ipl,rbe, uuo
onB 6omiIien nit unnliinoieeu Sim,
Sern ourtldnittlib orei Sabre lang
llnterltilsung erbieIten.
gtur sic @rteiluua Der altersrentc
miro bon ser @unOesresierl,na oireft
olrd)seiiibrt. slae olosren lluteriiits
Snngsprosramme nnterliesen ocn
inSelnen Staatcn. Wenn lie bicle
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