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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-04-15


two sons are home from a visit
with relatives in South Carolina.
The Center Boy Scout troop led
by Bill Lewis and Bob Booker
enjoyed a rugged hike into the
Fellsland woods last week and
enjoyed real woodland cooking
out in the open April air. This
troop is making SPLENDID
progress and is expected to
march in the April 10 parade.
The popular southern pastor,
Rev. James Eaton of st. Marks
will preach at Shiloh this Sunday
evening. Don't miss him.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-04-15
WEST MEnE0Rn

2 Capacity congregation filed
Shiloh Baptist Church to her
Pastor Daniel w. Wy deliver
the Shiloh 1850 Easter Sermon.
Slnvincible Surmise Of an IN
seen World" The Shiloh choirs.
under Director Fred Wright were
superb in singing the famous old
Easter hymns. And baby Conse-
Grafton service for little William
Byard Jr,, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Byard Of Arlington St. was
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-04-15
PARKER FLOWER SHOP

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Flowers FOR A.! Occasions
Autos Furnished for Funerals
Weddings and Parties
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-04-15

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exclusive Quickube Trcys all porcelain
interior Fomous Meter -Miser mechanism with
5-Yecr Protection PIon. and II Gu. #. sizes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
We Need Economic Controls

This newspaper called for wartime controls months
ago readily evident that the Korean conflict had
ushered forth steady and rapid incline in American
commodities Fortunately unfortunately such controls
have not been forthcoming Presently however there APP
pears be sincere efforts foot in Washington to put in
motion positive action to halt the away of prices and
in nstances-but few--wages
Controls necessary, believe, in order to pro-
ect the and small businessman, and
far possible stable economy For without stable
economy the little people of the country will suffer and
suffer dearly They unable to pay exorbitan prices
Already, IN Detroit alone just em-milk, has
three times within the last four months steel has
risen well has practically everything else. Too
raises have been granted auto workers. and other
business but there small businesses
unable to offer raises to their loyal workers.
In all fairness to them-sma businessmen and their
employees, national government should endeavor to
protect them from the evils of sprang prices gear
ourselves for the tasks ahead Tasks which could mean
another major war Citizens could aid the by writ
ing their congressman. and asking that they support the
right type of economy controls We believe it the proper
Ting to do So, Mrs Housewife, Mr. Small Businessman
and others why not drop representative in Wash
ngton letter asking proper price controls as soon as is
possible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
Editors Mail

tEdifor's Mole: The following
letter was forwarded 10 the
Governor of Virginia this week
by William Hood. recording
secretary of Ford Local 500 and
president of the Greater De-
troif Labor Council. The case
has been pending for more Than
two years. and various law
statutes of the State of Virginia
have been cited by counsel for
the defense showing the un-
due use or attempt to invoke
an archaic law. The NAACP
has headed the defense of the
seven Virginia men charged
with rape.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
"A FIGHTING ORGANIZATION IN NEED"

since 1915. through twenty victories before the
limited States Supreme Court the National Association for
H. Advancement of Colored People has written an enor-
&usly valuable body of laws and precedents on civil
Ir;ohts Through its efforts strength and meaning
H. been won for the Thirteenth Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments to the Constitution.
After forty-one years of vital work and service the
oldest civil rights organization is faced with serious
financial emergency-a dangerous operating deficit which
Threatens seriously its fighting effectiveness Unless HELM
His given the NAACP it have to curta important func
|tions of its work.
Mrs. Edith s. Sampson, alternate member of the
limited States delegation to the United Nations General
Assembly indorsed the NAACPs accomplishment and
cited its Importance in those where twohirds Of
1.-THE worlds population, being colored live and hear
flcng reports of our American democracy
Mrs. Sampson asks that aid be given the association
lin IFS urgent need The deficit that the NAACP faces
measure of the battles it has fought and won 1t has
given proof of its ability to achieve for fifteen million
the full status they ask under the Constitution
Gifts to good should be the National
Association for the Advancement of Coored Peope 20
West Fortieth Street New York 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
Accept the Gift

~ FTEN we hear some one
spoken Of as "a good giver.'
- Seldom, however, do we
stop to realize that it is equally
important to be a good receiver
Receiving is the fu;fillment of Civ.
ing.
The birth If our Saviour and
Wayshower, Christ Jesus brought
TO earth Gods great gift TO man.
kind. The Wisemen Travelled far
to acknowledge it. Who can tell
the difficulties they may have sur
mounted on the way? We know
they did not turn back, but faith
fully followed the guiding star of
the East to their destination. With
them they brought the first Christ
mas gifts: gold, frankincense, and
myrrh. -.
The materialism of the ages has
refused to receive Christ Jesus.
There is still no room in the inn.
But the Wisemen, their way
lighted by spiritual receptivity
and humility, found him even in
a stable.
We must appreciate the signifi-
canoe of receiving as we'll as that
of giving. Neither giving nor re-
ceiving should become routine,
but should always be a sincere
expression of gratitude. May both
our giving and our receiving be
worthy of that first Christmas,
when the Wisemen, in consecrated
humility and obedience, journeyed
TO Bethlehem.
The Discoverer and Founder OF
Christian Science, Mary Baker
Eddy, writes (The First Church
of Christ, Scientist, and Miscel-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
DEATH AS A WAY OF LIFE

Unpopular minorities must leaze the growing dam
of laws to the prevention of life by
of birth control abortion, and sterilization of the unfit
Who to determine who is unfit? Such laws have already
been passed under American occupation in japan and also
in several Southern states.
Broader suppression Of life is planned. Margaret
Sanger believes that only people who pass the stand
ards of adoption agencies should have children These
standards leave hundreds of children lonely in inst
tutons while couples anxious for children unable
adopt them government bureau that there
hope of birth prevention device which cheap enough
for the Legalizng euthanasia is recommended by
some doctors to kill those who ncuraby ILL., Powerful
pressure is behind these destructive ideas.
All these measures deprive poor or unpopular
people OF the exercise Of the right to fe liberty
pursuit of happiness Those of who familiar with
the treatment accorded the in public welfare agen-
ces will be violently opposed to being forced ask
permission to have children be allowed to live in
spite of some doctors opinion that he cure u.s.
cure be discovered tomorrow but vsll be dead by
then.
These unnatural interferences with the right to life
are opposed by the Catholic church just opposed
the pagan practices of ancient Rome and Hers racist
Killings Human life is sacred Only God has the right
to decide the time of death of innocent people AS the
psalmist says, From my mothers womb Thou art nv
protector We must fight for lives those of our
children by opposing laws which deny the right to life
Mabel c. Knight Editor, Catholic Interracialist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
Governor of Virginia
John Battle
Richmond. Virginia
Honorable Governor:

Our organization has instruct
ed me to inform you that we
applaud your decision to grant
a sixty day day of execution
to the seven Martinsville Negro
me' accused of the alleged rape
OF white woman.
While we APPLAUD this action
we feel that the state of Vir-
ginia must go much further TO
clear itself of the charges of
Jim Crow justice. The trial of
these men before an all white
jury. with inadequate and con-
flicting testimony. with con-
LESSONS obtained in a question
able manner and later repudiaf-
ed. certainly initiates against
any belief in the guilt of these
men or any faith In the demo
cratic processes of the courts of
Virginia.
Your state is presently the
cYnosure of the eyes of millions
of people in this country and
abroad. Men and women every
where are waiting TO see whefh-
er or not our country's proud
boasts before the world of de-
mocracY. justice and equality
for all are true. You have an
opportunity TO help prove that
these are not idle boasts.
Free these men because they
are innocent. Free these men
because they have not been
fairly tried. Free these men and
help prove that there are not
two kinds of justice in Ameri-
ca-one for the white and an
other for the Negro.
Respectfully yours.
William r. Hood.
President Greater De-
froif Labor Council
VRH/ic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16

lany, p. 1851, "The memory of tho
Bethlehem babe bears to morta!s
gifts greater than those OF Magian
kings, - hopes that cannot de-
ceive, that waken prophecy.
CLEANS of glory, coronals of meek
ness, diadems of love-" And she
says also Up. 262), Christmas 10
me is the reminder of Gods great
gift,-His spiritual idea, man and
the universe, "a gift which SO
transcends mortal, material, sem
sual giving that the merrimcnt.
mad ambition, rivalry, and ritual
of our common Christmas seem
human mockery in mimicry of the
real worship in commemoraiion
of Christ's coming" -.
Giving and receiving cannot be
measured by material expendi-
ture or gain, but only by increased
awarencss of the Christ, Truth.
Gifts of true worth, given in
Christ's name, are those which
bring healing, which add to the
spiritual riches of both giver and
receiver.
Receiving is a gracious talent,
an example of humility, appreciate
ing both the gift and the love ac-
companying it. To open ones
mind to Truth and gratefully ac-
cept all evidence Of il is TO re-
ceive graciously and abundantly.
This Christmas season, let us
feel the glow Of spiritual giving
and the warmth of grateful re-
ceiving. so that our observance OF
the hallowed anniversary may be
worthy of the deepest meanings OF
the Christ-idea. - The Christian
Science Monitor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
Edifo rails
EDITORIAL OF THE WEEK

rc following editorial is reprinted in full New York
L,,a Tribune Of Dec. 2. 1880
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-15
2lnS Glepelan>, Ohie
Saetietttae ser
pereinieten Sattien
ron GlepelanS, Okie
an sonntas, BEN 25. Snni, I'M
Gillette Sahienbeim.

Nnfans 9 llbr rahmittass NIT &C.
ielli9er lluterbaltl,ne. Der Gintrit1
lit fret uuo al1e @oltssenoiien bon
ssab unS Gern fins uns rcrjlidii
piIltommen.. 8er tpiinIfbt, fann
audi lit idhiiiter Tradt eriheinen,
llnIere SGrser uub gdite ,uerben
nns NIT goIfsIieocrn erireien uuo
sanSluihes urb idhiiid)e gddercicn
uuo grfriibuneen iinb BORT Su fau'
fen. sllic oIles lit aufs bette arralt'
eiert Inn ein CUTE 5eit 81, baben. Scn
6 Bis 10 ltbr abeues miro Tan;ruiit
seliefert bon Sad Tiihler's Sar.
monairs.
Il'o liebe 2onosleute fcmn,t allc
nnS Iabt ,rns einise frcbe Stunoen
beiiammen iein. llnlere Teteronen
bobcn Ill bieiem sadietas peridieoe.
nc spicIc ,nS Vreiic fir bic ainSer
iibernommen. gitte brinst eure Sin.
Der NIT.
gucr Sanfbares sadicntae.a .aon,itee.
Cliff. SiIdIer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-15
2l,a< 6arv, 1ttNiat,a
3lueis 40.

Tie resclmdBiee Monatsperiamm,
lung miro bon n,,u at am 5,pcitcn
Mtitttuo9 oes Monats abenos 7 l1br
abgebalten. alio bic ndhite Ser.
ianlmluna lit am 12. SuH, 7 ltbr
abenOs. aommt CHE.
Sm aomitee Iino: aatp Ntarie
Sduller, 2eab Srene Beier, sSopce
&aibel=Sartman. Cara llutd. Saith
Sab, slnna Gid, Mnna sdneiocr.
Die gii@erpriifune lit i'm Sauie
bel Sdlpelter Msnes 4ellinger am
%. SUM-. llbr nadn,ittoss. MGe
geomtinnen iino gebeten STR Bidder.
priifuns SIT fommen. Werte shme'
tern ieib 70 gut uno bejobIt, benn
ibr tpibt ia beute rot unb morger
tot. alio Iabt rns unieren Vfltbten
nahfommen.
Sreiie ldenften cara Sduifert
Gaula Marfel, Marie sseSer, Mnnt
@rob Nnna S6neiber. 9lGe Grcii,
tpurSen banf6ar pon .3lpeig 40 au
gcnonullcu. Cara Glen, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-15
Ginlabnns ;n,m @rok.Mner Vidnif
nnb 25iabriger &iebcrfcgr Der
critcn @crjammlnnd

in Salem, Sbio. 2aut 9ciblub Ser
Gerianmlung ont 9. Srli ,peroen
ale 8rpb.aucr ireunOlib einseloSen
ju ocm am Sonntag, sen 16. Suli,
I'M Soron Cu,u,trp Club itattfinoen.
0en 25jGbrigen Yidl1if. slGe lperoen
sebeten fir ein frcics Ntittageilcn
iid) beitinrnt bel gr. Miboel Sop.
rid, $50 9tcip @arSen slpe. cber Bel
5rau Marie Sogelbuber, $40 Gait
4. Strabe bis 9. Suli on;umclocn.
gitte beiti,nmt Sen 9at,m Ser sln.
neIoune nidt persciien, cs iua ein
frobli6es erinnerunss-Yidnid iein,
100 bon idoneu pergan9cnen Gaseu
uno Herloneu eciprodcn ipcrocu ion
nuO mas mir lit Ser 3i,fllnit Su Der.
beMern geoenfeu.
sllio aui cin irobcs Suiommcnicin
bel gutem Slang eil,er &apelle llno
frolcn Golfslieoern.
Guer 2on,itec. 1reb 1bcib.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-15
Ams Detreit, 1ltid,iea,,
Gctrpit Ginger Yifnif.

Ser Snronia imo y. 9. II. &C.
1liidte Gbcr bdlt icin Yifnid at
o;eies Sabr im Saronia Earf an IA
Mi(e Stoao slpiiten &an Cute rao
Sooper GoaS. Gas 1iduid lit ieitse'
iest fir Sen IS. SUM-. Die beioe,
Gb0re IaSen oue Sahien ilno Seut.
iden 6rel,nOe ictuie i,niere 6reunoe
bon aanooa ber5lih cin su bicicm
Hidnid. Ser g. g. 6. II. Gerein bot
ocn Gorf perid0nert nit Saben, OaB
audi Die fleinen ainoer iid) red)t gut
uutcrbalten founeu, Scr Varf lit
aub pererobert uno lit bielcr idoncr
tuie ct friiber par. Sir grfrilduuser
uno Slnd 10 lpie aud Sie Mliif aat
oas &onlitee Gorge setrasen. Nan
lobt Sic Soreen 5u SauS uno in Der
Garf fonlmt oac binaus.
slnna 8iufler, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-15
3ipeig II.

gs oiere oIlen Sh,peitcrn sur se.
iollieen giaGridlt. bob ,micre Ser.
Ian,n,lung am San,stag, Sen 10
Sum-, s llbr abenSs abgehaIten ,uiro
aae SGsue ert iinb freunSlit) er.
illht ber Gerianmlung bei5ulpobnen
2ie Ielegatinnen iperben Sen 9eridt
bon Ser aonpenticn obscben.
Sdtpeiter Menbcu nnb aradl iini
auf Der aranfenIiite. @ir tpiinidel
ignen balSise GeneIung.
Sm 2omitee iib folsenSe shspc
tern: &olina aluid, Sopbia SegaI
Sbereiia Sam,ntea, 9orotbp Siii
llno Sobanna llnth.
Suianna Heinertb, Scfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-15
erldneerune Scr
2(,.Skeb,.f,e eilie

gDaibinston. &enn Sic 9SricbenS.
ausbebl,ng ibrem Gnbe, SaS ibr ir
IA Sager Orobt. cutscbcn Mil, mni,
iic Iih mdthtig riIen bis ictt icSen.
falls iiro Saus llnb Senat il, ocr
Jragc lueit auScinanoer.
Gridlpert lit sic Gage olrh Dos
nod, nid)t perabidieoete Mictsaeicb
I'M Senot luS Sic orubcn llnterihic.
Sc 5lpiidcn ciner gusbebungsporloNe
Sic uom 8alls ongencmncn ,pprScu
lit, llnO eilcr, sic oem Scnot nod
sur 9eidlrbioiiung ucrlie9t.
IS Srcbt iid) III ser Sanptiafe bor.
Inn pb HrGiiocnt Srllrlon baS Melht
S,,geitanOen iucroen iou, s(uSbeblmg
anjuoronelL lpcnn er cs iiir n0tig
bGlt pocr uid)t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-15

Sic Stride nit @lodentlane berlieB.
1ann fubren sic 8rautsGite lno 80.
milien in ein ibones @aitbaus 100
alles aufs bette fir 16 Ycrionen aufs
gctragen lpurbe.. Sie ipuroen NIT
Wuiif empfnnsen uno aui Dem Siid)
itano Elm GROCER Sod5eitstuhen. Gin
gltes Tbrutbabnciien 1,no alles mas
oa3u eeborte tp,,roe ierpiert.. Spdter
traten oas i,,nge Goar Sic Sod;eitSs
reiic on. Sbr neues Seim lit S47
8arrp Mpe. slIireo @cirif lit Mit.
glcS bonn 3tueia 8 ,no mir hciien
iciue licbe @otti, il, llnisrer Gereil
auh auiSuncbmen. Gent illngcn Eaar
,piinide ib i'm Namen oes Gereius
3ottes reifen Seeen lit ibreln 9eben.
sIm ielbeu Sag ,purOe Sic 6amilie
@eirid bon SRI. aatb. Sacobi ii6er'
rald)f. Srl. SacoDt llt Ole N1Nle poH
6rau @eirif uno faln oltsSclterreib
an. Sic 1puroe bon ibrcr Sante unO
Sufel Derslid) bcariibt. Sieie 5pei
Mieniden ,pcroen lie mcbr als cine
Sodtcr anerfenneil, ocnn gl frco luor
bas einSige SinS felt iein |9rl,oer
Midaro iein 2eben I'M 9riea 1913
bingeben nu,bte. @ir boifen ,Triil.
lein Sacobi fiiblt iib rcbt ipobl 1T
ibrer neucn Scin,at nnS bcifcn SAB
! iie lth nit Ser 3cit oud) in l,n nierem
Screin eiurid)tct imo nit Inns eiuc
lau9e Seit ieiu miro.
cara &. Shuaer, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-15
6pdseitsalpden.

slm 20. Wai 7 llbr abenos troten
in Der ct. EauIs Stride an 5ullerton
Trl. Dorothy Desprette ,lnb slIireo
@eirid in Sen III. gbeitano. Der VI.
tar tuar nit ipeiben Roien ,,nb Sfoia
Nelfen itOn eeidmiidt. Die Mutter
Der 9raut 5rau 8eilfub tpar bunfel.
blau eetleioet uno trus rcte @oien.
Grau 8. @eirif ols Mutter oes
@rdutisam eridien in einem bcn.
braunen 3leio, tpeiben ManteI, 3u
Der ibre belIeelben Moien gut pabten.
als Der $od5eitsmarfd seipieIt tpur.
be trat oas 9rautmdbden Milbreo
9eilfub, Sdnueiter ser graut, elm;
iie trug Elm beablaues aleio, ibr Be.
gleiter tpar albert Meirid, ser gou.
fin bon alfreS aus youngstown. Gs
folgte bic graut in beablauen aleib
uno Shleler, mas febr if]on aus'db.
lie true rote Roien, 70 a,,h basgraut.
mabden. Ger gr1utieam trug einen
bunflen an5ue nit elmer ,peiben
Nelte. Von einem juneen Mdnn tpur.
oen elm paar 2ieoer 9eiunaen. Nad
Der Ereoist fang er ~1be 2orbs
Yraper". Nad Ser 1ralnlng emp.
iinaen Sic Gltern ,lno oas jlrnsc Yaar
bon Sen 0dlten biele Bliidfuiinibc.
Gtlpas neues lpar baB oas illlgcYaar
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Das 3eitbilH In, Spieeel
Scr prejie:

Scnator Naul Douglas sitierte nody
eincm 9erid)t ser ~Gbicaso Gun.
Simes" bel elmer Shul.Sdlubicier
bas Uoetbe,port aus sem Toi;o :
vGs biloet ein Salcnt iib in Ser
Stille, lno Oph ciu gborofter III SEM
Strom ser @elt" Eroieiior Tcualas
5iebt buraus bie 2ebre fir ilmae
MeniGcn, bart 5l1 arbeiien unb ld)
boben Sielen 5u ,ueiben.
Tic Baltimore Sln" lobt @ene.
raj MocMrtbl,rv mcint obcr, bic
@tabnabmen seacn sic 9ommuniitcn
rcihten niht aus, Scr ,podienoen
3riic Serr 81, ,pcrScn. &ooifoIe uno
2cnicrpotipe Icien III Sopau aleit,
bcicrst nm Sic lpirtidoitlibc 3u.
fl,nft.
Tic "9iefu s)orf 1incs" begriibt
Die cltSgiiltisc Serabibicolng ScS
Iiberaliicrten GY.8cietcs. @ir bat.
ten, ia9t oos @latt, nod mcbr @r,mr
5ur 3ufricoenbeit, ,pcn, idon Dor
bier ooer flint Sabren Sic notisen
Wabnabmen gctroiiell iuoroen ipG.
rcn. Wir braudcn fcinc 9eioronis 81
babcn, ooB ril,bperiipc" Glcmentc
liG iniGleiben lpcrbcn. Giclmebr
0iirfeu mir off cincu 3lmndls INN
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Grauen @crcin Der ct. Hctrns
Wemcinoe.

Sd made aIle Sh,pelteru a,,imcrf.
fam, bab uniere Sisunsen ourb bie
Commemorate SUM-, Suli uno sll,.
quit anltatt Oen 3. Sountas oen 3.
Gienstos I'M Mtcnot obsebolten iuer'
ben. Ien,naG iinoet uniere nabite
Sisuta Cicnstas, Sen 20.Suni, $50
llbr abcnbs itatt. 9tadber 5amiIien'
ubcno. tuosu iuir ale lu,iere Jreunot
anis berjlidit cirlaoen.
Sn Ser lettcn Sisung ipcnocter
ShpeIter @eib /, u. Nosfe uno s(
Sonntos 9affee uno SUDDEN. ssm
Namen bes Sral,en Sereins icj ibner
Derjlid 9ebanft.
Sirfa acllner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-15
HuS Gtteaee, !utneiS
Yidnif.

sonntas, Sen 8. Suli, bGlt 3,peie
46 ein Yidnid ob in Ga gaeb @oobs,
Cicero nno Softer slue. 8ir laSen
ole 3tueispereine 1,nb 6reunSe Elm.
Gin tiidtiges aomitce lit o,fgeiiclt.
iie tueroen aIles periuden 5,m bciten
ausj,liitlren. suian Sdanibt lit
goriteberin oes aomitecs, Die onoe.
rem Miitslieoer ipelfe an oer Heibe
iinb sum arbeiten. bite bcIit ibr
nit. Cara 6. Shul1er, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-15
GtnIaNu " no
sur Gonnentipu nuierer c\uaenb

w." H"'~$S~ S"SS"~
8. 9. 5. u.
absebolten in Canton. Sbic, ia
$arriion slpe., g. u.
Siebe Solfseenoiicn!
sm Somstag, oen II. uno Sonntas
oen IS. Sum-, finoet Sic acnpentiou
itatt. gs lit iebr tuidtis fir bic Su.
ti,uit ,mleres So1ienpoIfes III
elnlerifa, oab el,tcs GinperitGnonis
5lpiibcn beioen Srganiiaticnen, Sc,
Z. 8. s. a. mo Scm Central Ser.
ban6 bei itebt.
Gir laoen aae Viit9lieScr ltnIcrcr
Sipcieoereine uno ibre 5rc,moe bcrj.
lid cir, an oicieu Tosen ODER ipcnig.
items ei,en Gag nod Canton SIT fcn.
men uno iih nit liniercr eripohiencn
Sl,geno sll fre,len.
Sm Nnmeu oes NatI. aomitces,
&eorg 9eppner.
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Vrisurp Set

,ueId)es am Sonntag, ben 9. Suli
itattfiubct 1T Salem, Ohio, I'M Ga.
Icm Sodien Country Club, 9sesu.
earben ctr. slnfang 8 llbr morgens
bis Sonnenllntergong.
Notwithstanding 2 llbr nads
mittaes. Oieies Sabr ertparten ,uir
ibrer piele lpas icltcn aui uniercnl
8rigorr lpareu. 9itte fcnmt nlle nit
einent 9uten SSumor rnS einen gut
geiiiuten 2orb.
Sir CUTE Muiif ,rno @rirlituneen
miro ouis bette geiorst.
Tus &omitce.
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3lpeis 1.

sl0en 0titelieoern sur aeiaaiscn
Nahrid)t bob iniere radite Ser.
fan,mluns AM Ureitas, Sen Is. SUM-,
s llbr obenSs itattiinSet. Sn bieier
geriammluns tueroen bie Selegaten
einen geridt bon Der aonuentio,
obseben.
Nitslieber, tuelhe nit ibrer 3abs
luneen i'm Hiiditano iinb, ioaten iid)
In ibrem eigene,, Sntereiie elltiteNeno
noben. Wm. Shuiter, Sefr.
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Cine sSe3ialberi riammlnns.

d&tans Ritslieber bes 3meis 33.
Im Mittpof, 6en 81. Suni, s llbr
aberbs, finoet eine tuthtiee Spe3ial.
SeriammI,lne itatt. 9tped Der Ser.
fdnn,luns 1T ber slntaui zines Bid.
MidpIotes. Mlle Mitelieoer iino bor.
um orinsen6 einselaoen. aomn,t ino
lobt uns cine gutiheiouns treffeu.
bic fir unfere 3ufunft bon eroBe!
8eoeut,ins lit.
Nit Bruber9rub,
gotparo S1neioer, Vr1ii6ent.
Foul Guilt Sefretdr.
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Hoh,eitsoloden

Hditor Sons Goifel unb @attin be.
ebren iid hermit Die germdbluna
tbrer 9odter Gorotbp Marie mil
Germ Mi@arb Daniel Napnat uufs
.boflidfte on3u3eisen. Oie Era,mna
finbet am Sonntas, ben 18. Suni.
4:30 llbr na@mtttass in Der ct
Sobannes airde, 757 gobp @oao
Glebeld,t6, Ohio, Itatt.
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2lms titles, Okie
Ndytuns Nrbcener nnb JraucnbOrfcr
XanOsleute!

sln is. Stunt miro uniere jabrlide
3uIammenfllnit itattiinoen l,no suar
oieies Sabr in Stiles, Sbio, alf 9r
sloolf Soid's 6arm. Ticienigen. ois
nidt tuliien 100 8ruOer 2oid) ,pobnt
bier iino Sic Midtl,ng: Noltte as Biz
YtlneraI MiOse; at 3oute 46 bel Ser
u. &. areujune iperben Glafate at,
aeidla9en. I'm ben @ee Din6uuciien
gitte fomnt ale einmal.
Wtidocl Sanf, Sefr.
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Die nad,ite Geriamnl,ina oes
Graucn Icrei,s ii,,bct Iienstos, oer
90. Sum-, 8 llbr abenos inn Groae.
fd)ob Der Stride itatt. slllc Mitelieocr
fino eebeten onipeielS 5u iein. Eaf
Der gerIamn,l,ins tperoen ms fol.
ecnbc Sd)lpeitern ierpieren: Heeina
giibuer, gIiie gfromrer. 3atgarina
Shnliot nnS aatb. Stiihler.
HoIe Gpe, Sefr..