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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-19
Jeder Einwohner

Berlin. - G. bdttc iiberraiden
tonnen. SOB Die oeutide 8irtIfaits-
fommifiion entgesen alien friiberen
@epiloeenbeiten Sen neuen @orid)lag
fir Sic oiientIid,en Sausbalte Der
Otsone in aiemlid ausiiibrlider
5orm susGnglid, mahte. Ger gtat
fit bie Seit pom 1. Mpril bis 81.
9e,ember t949 lit ieood, mebr Sa5l'
beitimmt. irresuiiibren. als ginblit
au sespdbren. Sas erite Reiultat oes
Beriuhes. 81 elmer tpirtlihteitsnGbe,
rem gtatsauiitellrng 81 gelangen, lit
eine 8erminoeruug ser ofiiSiellen
ginfiinfte Don l2 auf 9,3 Miliroen
Marf uno Ser slusgben Don 1913
ahi 9.2 Miuiaroen Morf. Su Sen
amtliben Nuiitellunsen iino ndmIid)
eine 8eibe BON Holten entbalten, Sic
auf alte &ed)nung entinllen. TaSu
seb0ren aui ser Ginnabmeieite Sic
lleberihiiiie aus friiberen TinanS.
periooen unb lteberpeiiuneen bon
aaiienmittelu, pelbe oie uoltsei9e.
men 8etriebe in Ser Sergangenbeii
anseiammelt baben. aui ser aussa.
benieite Sablunsen ser 3onenuer,
tpoIt,,ne an Die polfseisenen 9etrie
be CUR Mbl0iung alter lansiriitiser
Shuloen uip. Die Ginnabmen iinN
alio nift Inn 1175 Wiuionen Wart
gr0Ber als Sic Musaaben, tpie Ser
7@a- -goraniblas aunreiit, ionoern
nur So Nilliunen Wurf.
9ie meitere Iuigabe elmer analDie
6es Gtats lit, hie ein3elnen Ginnah.
me. uno MusgabepoIten Sen ritltigen
1iteln ansuorbnen. 8erabe Sic emit
iheioenoen @orsdnse periud)t Die
T@a 81, oerbersen. Sas gilt gu
n1bit einmaI iiir Die Sobe Der Steu-
ereinnabmen. Die S@a peiit nur
einen Cell bon ibnen aui. Sic unter-
idlGst sic boben Ginnabmen, pelbe
sic Sauptperwaltl,ns Isinun5en aus
oen @elpinren Ser ireien Saoen 10
wie aus Souoeriteuern aui Starts
bier uno 3isaretten er5iclt. 8eIeaent-
lid)e Sniormationen bietcu oie 0tog.
Iif)feit. sen 8eiamtbetrag, ser aus
oieien GuelIen flieBt, aui et1pa 100
bis 1000 Winionen Marf 81 idl1ten.
9ie uorseiebenen SteuerelltiinIte
belauien lid) haher nidlt aui 81, 'ons
bern rs Winiarhen Warf. SIe
Steuerlalt per aopi Der PeuOIferuna
betrdat iomit idbrIit rilnb $50 %,
has lit minoeitens ooopelt 10 piel
nie in @eItoeutihlani..
gor alien ueriud)t Die S@a Sic
spirfIihe S0be Der Replrationen uno
BeiasunesfoIten nidt in GrId)elnllng
treten su Iaiien. 9lIs ein5iger Soften
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-19

Jranfiurt. - slftionlre ser S,
q. 1arbeninouitrie mahteu Sen 8or.
itlag. Die oeutit,e Hesierung iulle
bic ~Gntilehtung" oes sepaltlgen
Jarben. uno Observation-Disclosures
in Die Sano Hebmen. Gin Aftionss
ausid,uB erfldrte bier5u, oie Yenaiib
unsep ser alIiierten 5ur auiIOiuns
Des Jarbenton5erns fGmen nift pom
Sled. Ger AusiduB itlug Dor, Die
@erfe Der 8eiellit]aI1 in oen orei
Ypeihihen 3onen iouten aui orei
Nad)iolserseieu iibertrasen
tperoen.
ssn elmer Der BreiIe iibergebenen
GrtIGruns uuroe ausseiiibrt, oab
ungeiGbr Die S6lite bes S. 8. 5ar,
benbeiises iit in Der ruiiiihen Gone
beiinoe uno oils niht uerIiigbar ooer
als uerloren anSuiebei lei. Die oeut
id)e Resieruns bciaBt lid, sur5eit nit
einem aueenleinen 1efartelliiierungs
seies, oeiien ein5elbeiteu ieood, nod
nid)t befannt iino.
Der Ausid)uB erinnerte oaran
oab i'm Sabre 194S bel Der Grid
tung zines gemeiniamen englilh
amerifaniihen auIiihtsanltes eln'
Mrt BON bijonaler 2etarteaiiierunl
in Ansriii senommen woroen Iel
oub aber Die 8erbanoIungen iihel
Die iran3oiiife 8eteiliaung nod
inpmer idapebten.
- Soubergeiet aeforbert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-19
vieIe Deutsche an 0stseekueste
Won Russen evakuiert
Befestisvng der Ostseekveste dvrcheefvehrt

6ombur0. Souienne pun oel,t=
ihen Eclpobnern Der Sltieefiiite mer.
ocn ourb Die Solpiets epatuiert, be,
rihtete Die 3eitithrift Ser Spie.
ael". lmo 9illblono befeltiate Die
&iilte Sorpummerns uno Medlen.
blrNs in Der oleicben &eiie, mie Is
Die Standardization mGbreno bes
per1unNenen &rieNes NIT Der bel.
aiih.fransOliid,cn &unulfiiite toten
Ser SpieNel" eri(heint in Sonno;
uer uls 9tarhrihtenmaau,in obne
parteilihe 9'inpuna.
Sn Dem Eerid)t. Der slpei Seiteu
Der 2eitihrift lmlioHt. hich es. ouf
oieieniNen Srtsbeipobner. Die iid
WelNern. ibre A,einlut III uerluiiel
uoer bort i'm 9luftrua Der )iuiiel
III urbeitcn. in Die llronersorubel
leld)itt lperben. BUR oleihen 3ei1
boue Die iulpletiithe islptte bort In
| ,erieeboote, ;}erit0rer lmo Ntrncn
illhbpnte Soluohl rlliiiidle lpie che
mdllNc ocl:tihe &reu,er II. St)loft
idiffe !piirDen in Den SiticebGfel
initonbuelebt.
Sos Dta0u'in berihtete neiter
Sie lplpietiid,e Slpttenleitlrno ba
bic 9lmpeiiln0 erteilt. bof Die Sit
ice ilr NullptbdIis fiir RublanD:
&ieperulliriiitllna meroen iplle. Si'
NGfen 9Sisnlor, 9SornemiinDe, DO
itpf uno Strulilnn merpen 10 aus
lebult. oob lie Shiffe pnn iibel
10000 Sonnen 3utritt oelpGbren
IN Der 9tGbe Der iriiber bon ,Sii1,err
; beippbnten Sniel liGl bel ySlsmol
miro Elm ll=gont=gmfer errirhtet.
@emdR Den Snfprmationen oes
| nSpie1el" laiien Die Splpiets il
ihrem 9ereit) Der peutihen Sit,ee
fiiite Der his nabe an 9iibef bcron
rcidt falt ale ebenloliaen neutid,el
NluaplGte ipieoer ausbouen llno per
lpennen bicrsu in einiocn ,SGllcl
pelltihe 2lpanasarbeiter. Die iit il
iomietilden &onsentrationslaacrl
hefinoen.
Hafeten aui Hmbr?
Ser Spiegel" berihtete. pol
aolbera aus ipiiroen ;sernaeid)oii
abaefeuert, lpobei bic Hiaa poraela
aerte Sniel Seiel ais 3iel benub
meroe. Die 2eitihrieft perlpies bar
auf, DaB Die Gntfernuno pon Sol
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-19

Observation-Disclosures slusldnner
Der &npcnbo0en hclllht, fonlnlt nid)t
INN oieien Geronii0ln0sporf berlm,
Der i'm Ser5en Der hGnildben Sonpt=
Itaot lieot. Wton tonn ipGbreno Der
Saiion ,u ieoer Saaesseit binoeben
INNER miro mon lid, omiiiieren
9iihts in Ser @elt lit linn ihnli(t,
er bot feline 0ans eiaene StimmlnN,
bat pielerlei Jteis. sluf nihts lino
Die &openbooener 10 ltol, lpie ulli
ibr Sipcli.
gsenn man oos Sipcli ieooch IN
tcniip erlehen mill, muR man es am
friihen 9lbenb beil1d)en, ipholo bos
9id)t Der eriten 9uternen ourh oic
SGume ibimmert. Gs lit ei0entiim
Itch erholium, ouf ben mobl0epflea=
ten &eaen iposieren su oeben. Mon
fpmmt babel an ginfen pprbei, olli
ocnen picle oIte SGiitterden iiten.
Sic ipirfen lrie Scl)utoeiitcr oes
@urtens. pcrhrinNen ihren Sou sort
nit ElulIhcrn mb mad,cn Eemcr.
fllnNcn binter Den Spo,ieroGnaer,1
ber. fllrs lie oeboren sum Sippli.
Eolo itrublen oie 9ihter ppn
v9timb's Serroiie", nGbrcno BORT
orei Srhelter lire Mllif 10 Neihift
ertcnen Iolien, oab lie lid) aeaeniei.
ti0 nitbt itDren. Sie Sprinabrun;
men nor Der giiite oes &omppniiten
Slmbp ollithen fleibio bic ianobe;
ltreuten gseoe. loslich flinot Mi,
litGrlnlliif allf, es lit bie Sippli;
@oroe, Die aus aft= bis pier,ebn=
lGbrioen &nuhen beiteht, hos lit Der
QroBe 9luQenhlid, Den 0rnH lnb
flein nit Sponnl0 cripurtcn. 9ln
Der Spise marihicrt Der Somhcur,
major, lbm fplNcn nos Wfuiiffprps
lno Die @oroe sll iSub. nie Elm 81:
iiiicr aui lpeibcm 3elter anfiibrt
Sic prodtnpllen llnifnrmen beoei;
'tern. ipie in iebem 9unn 10 aud
bier, Die illnQen MGbhen.
M,piidcn lit Der &orhono, Der
Die ,Snrm cines Ffoucs bat, Der iein
@efieoer iprei't CUR Seite oc,poer
lnD oiht ben Eantominneniuol irei
Sie allubcnDlihe Gpritcllllno be,
oint: ioarlefin, &nlpmbinc lnr
Ficrrot rnterbolteu Die eriportlnos:
pollen 3ulfauer noh ultem grolrh.
Sh0leih ihr Spiel INNER pos 0Iei,
d)e 1T, hahen Die Seutc ibrc nnipe
Srclloc norun.
Tod) Der &nritellln0 ipa,icrt
man meiter, an Der Muid)clhollc mil
ihrer ,Sreilid,thiibne porbei, no Iid
0erabe eini1e 9lfrnhaten ,ur Stou
1tellen. 9'ei nieien @oriiihrlnoell
fann es eincm falt Den Hiifcn her
untcrlollIcn, 10 0cfdbrlih ieben lie
aus. &onlnlcn mir ullmGblih in
Den Slaslunl poller &rpnlelui)tcr.
10 icben mir nit Gritallnen, Dob Die
,WlI!fer oarin ibre aflrItiihen Sor=
bietln0en in NempsGrneIn sum
beIten 0eben. Sic ,Seniter flirren
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-19
Bonn soil nun die G.
Farben-Werke ,,entf|echten'


Sm 4uftrage ser slftiondre lei
oaber ole oeutihe @unoesregierlng
eriud)t woroen, iid bel ser Sphen
aommiiiion um cine uorliufige Gr.
nrGd)tiSuns jur SefortellliierlnB Der
5, q. Sarben 5u beperben,
IS nuroe Elm beionoeres oeutlhes
Nunoesgeiet Sur Ter'iiglln9 iiber ole
6urbeniuouitrie geIproert. Sabei
muroe ertlGrt, oas geiasungsitat,1
lei 10 perlpidelt, oab es Die gmpalte
aui Ser gan5en @elt beld)d'tiger
tonnte.
Ser slusihuB, Ser bebairptete, et
pa elm 9rittel Ger 6arbenattien 81
uertreten. nahte uerlhleoene sreir
bare Iorihldge Sur llebertragunl
oes geiises.
3unihit muroe beantragt. ore
neue 8eieuidlo'ten 81 sriinoen. ol
in Ser iranjoiiihen Gone an ol
9uolpigshaiener 6abrit, in Der eng
liihen Gone an ons 0erf in Seper
fuien uno in Der ameritaniihen 3on
an Die S0hiter 6arbperfe anseihlol
len meroen iollten; aber oiele ore
ltnternebmungen iollten als 'elb't
ItGnoige, funfurrierenoe petrebe 9e
leitet meroen.
Die aftion1re Der S. g. Iarbel
ioaten i'm llmtauit segen ibre alter
aftien ioldp Ser Nad)iolgegelellIha1
! ten erhalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-19

3iirid,. - Sic Ecue 3iircher
3eitllno lprid)t in Ser 9tummer pol,
81. Nnpemher Don .freilpillioell
Semcntoocn" i'm 6inhlif o1f Die
9lbmonperlno upn Snoultrien aus
europa i'm 2uiommenbono nit Den
GerhonolunNen Der Sllriner SSlats
&erfe nit Dem @eneroloireftor fir
MiilitGrfobrifen in Suenos sllres
iiber oie llmiiehllrno oes getriebes
noh slrocntinien. 3lpor perilIhte
man burh ben iSiot=&erfen oe=
pGbrte omerifaniihe &reoite pnn
rlmn 20 Willipnen 9pllor bieie
TlGne sunirbte su MAIDEN. slber
oies miro folm mehr ols ollfi(hie=
benhe &irflno buben uno fonn Dor
ollem bie ollNemeine Mblponbcz
rl,nustcnbcn; nidt pcrhinocrn.
Sm Sabre 1913 nahm Slraenti=
nien 1OS fonplette uuslGnoiihc
llnternehn,llnNen nit Erpbuftipnss
mitteln i'm &erte bon 1884 Min.
Tcins uno 25,OO7 Serbnifcrn lmn
,Sohurbcitem olf. 1949 miro Dor
alisIihtlih Die bpppelte 3ubl ein=
monoernoer eurppGiiher Snpultrien
brinoen, llno fir 1850 bereitet 9lrz
oentinien NIT ,oilfe bon berpprro=
aenbcn Geratern, nie :. 9. &. Wtu=
luruti. Die 9lllfnohme bon 400 aus.
lGnniihcn ,Sohrifcn nor. Suhci i'll
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-19

Sriihen iiber Dem QrpHcn &oiier,
i'm Stoatc Sbin am hIouen Grie=
See, 10 iCi)rieb Die Morhoher 3ei=
tlnN in ibrer slusNube pom 20.
9tppenlber 1919. cribcint in Der
MetrpppIe Sbips, Glcpcluno, ieit
! hulo bllnnert SSobrcn Die belltit)=
lprlpacbiNc Saocs,citlm0 v9SGhter
lnD slnsciNer". Gle lit naS Sono,
peld,es Die &ielsobl beutihltGmmi=
/ ger Sraaniiatipncn unD Gereine
perfnilpft, unp trG9t neientlih o.
III bel, Die aus Der oeltirhcn Soci=
mat mitNchrodbten Mlltur0iitcr 3u
behcn mn iu pfle0en, numit nua
! Sonp 5lIr ulten S,cimot nicht ub=
| reiEt.
9tuh Der EcenoiNunQ hes leBlen
&eItfricNcs iettc iih Der r9SGhrcr
lnn 9ln'ciGcr" lcbr Iiir Oos .stnc=
rlfonllde Soilfslpcrf iiir Selltid)-
: lono", vslmericun Hclici ipr Ser.
mann Snc. Gin, bus i'm lpubritcn
Slnnc nes 9Sprtes Elm vDelrtiChcs
! Nllrslpcrf" lit, ho es in critcr yinie
alI1 Ger cjcbcirellpi0fcit Der Seutz
ld'cn III 9merifu herllht. IS oebGrt
! Dem Hot Der iiir Selltirblonobilfe
lienilerten GerbGnpe (Gruloo) an
lnn ltcht ebenbilrtio neben Den fpnz
mir %olfsbclltlhc, fiir cine &eltfpn,
Iercni illm ;3lpef Der blmunen oG
'lIn1 oca Eroblerns Der Scimutper
! triebenen, fiir uenii0enp Moribou.
plan-Nilfe. Tiir beuticbc Hebobili!ie=
! rllnN, filr cincn 0ercri,tcn ;Srieocn 1"
, Mubrlih Gin Eruorolnn, pos in
Slrfllhfcit umNcictt, oeciunct nd.
re. Dem Glenn lmn Der Tcr,lpcif
llno nit Grfplo sll Ycih III riifcn.
eSell cs untcr llns munden uibt.
Der in llnfcnntnis Der nriiben bon
SeutihltGnlnliNen fiir bic olte Sci
mat Nebrohtcm Spfcr III bittcrcn
llrteil nelNt. boltcn mir cs fiir not,
llpclloiA llnlcren Scierfreis iiber Die
fc''ipncllcn umerifoniirben &erbGn
Den. Die lict cine mfulienbe \oilfs=
tdtiHteit fiir nntleiocnbe Seutite in
Seltldlonp sur slufaohe uemod,t
bubcn.
Sus Aoilfslpcrf bemiibt iicb icnud,
nld)t nllr INN Aoilfe in Den icblinlm-
ltcn NotfGllen. es Nebt olld) Den llr,
ldhcn Der NrDBcn 9tut in peiten
&rel'en lclltllblonos nuh unh iur.
bert ibre HeicitiNun9 Sic Suellen
ocs Glcmbs linn es. Die Ocitppft mer-
ocn lnlll1en. ndrllm bittct Ous ioiIfs
lpcrf Die 9lmerifaner Deltiri)er Slb,
'tonlnll'nN niht nur: Scnft Der per
trlebelcn Nplfspclltihen!". es itellt
Nprperlll0cn audi an Die umcrlfa=
niici)c HeNierlInN in &uibln0ton. IS
fOrorrt bic OclltidltGnnniNen SrNo=
niiutipnen unD &ereine, ibre Ntit=
0lieoer lmb ,Srelmpe, flrrl ieoen
Scllt'dltGn1nliGen. Der an Den 3m=
itinncn in Der olten Seimot nif)t
nit Ncidlnlienen 9I0en pprilberNes
ben mill, olli v,ll Neeintem Gintre=
ten in @olbinNtrn iiir ipiortiOe Sin
ltellun1 meitercr Semnlto0en, iiir
ein 9erehtes Ginluonperllnos0eieb
9lrbeit unb 3icle bes "9lmerican
3iclicI for Germany" 'll herichten.
AolrnoerttolIlennc bnhen in ,snrm bon
! SicbesNabenienolnNenL Garepafeten
llip. clnen Nreifburcn 2emeis .oofiir
erholten, nof Die onlerifaniit,cn
StaatsbilrNcr belItiher 9lhitun,
.nlIr0 oic oltc A,eilnot llnn ihre
OtcnIctcn niht ucr0ciien baben lnn
tic olld nitt i'm Stih luiien lppllcn.
| Die SoNessetlnN v&dlbter lmu
NnselNer" brlnat in ibrer 9lus0abe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-19
kei Frieden
ohne befriedetes
Deutschland
Ottener Brief NiemoelIers

o Stoh1'ilrl. Sn einenI oiieneu
Sr'ef an oen SnnennIiniiter Der melt,
oel'f'ben eunoeSrepub'if fat Der
eeo1ahselllhe airhenprGiioent Mortiu
"'eI'1oller 9e'nrorrt Die glnoeSrc.
alerl'ha lolle oa}ll iehen. oab 9eutih
lano ppn Den llniteo Notions iorrup0
oe'ett meroe, oalnit Elm ionIt beinobc
''noernelolidcr arieq olsacicholtct
meroe. "
Foltcr Nien0aer be9riinoet icincn
SorIhla9 nit Dem Sirupeis oaraui,
oaB es feinen 6rieoen seben fonne
lolanse oas oeutihe Yolf feinen
6rieoen babe. 9lber es f0nne aud
teinen Jrieoen seben iolanse oas
oentlhe &olf 5lpiiden 5pei einonoer
leinolihen 8ruppen auiaeteilt lei.
Der Giierne YOrJane nerre lang.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-19

erbDbt unp iid) oobllrh neue Grport=
honcen fir Die llnterncbmen in Der
oltcn &elt erNeben. Sp entltebt plels
farb elm sulGtliher Seborf an Spe=
siolartifeln, peren &ert inter Inn
itinocn NrOber lit ais Der slusfubr=
perllllt. Der ourtb Die 9lbponOe=
rllno entltunben lit. Die vfreilpil=
liNe Sempntaoc" fDnnte olip alltb
&orteile bieten, mem ieoe einselne
Sobrifumlieollln9 NIT Dcn oamit
pcrblnhenen nelen Grportpldnen
oenau reQiltriert miirbe. Sosu feh=
len aber beute NIT Qans ipeni0en
slusnubmen Die itatiitiicben Inter
luOcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-19


lam Serbrodeln, mcnn Ole llnitco
Stations bic 9eiabung iibernrtmen
miiroen slllb unter oieier srt 9e-
iabung nGre es ieiner aniiht nah
moglid, Observation-Disclosures, hic
notnenbia eriteinen, alired)t 3u er>
bnlten.
sic ein5iae ,Srage," id)rieh Ta-
itor Niemoller, voie nod oiIen itebt,
lit oie: @ollen oie geiaBunasmdhte
ibre itratealihen Gorpoitcn in Sit,
Ieutlhlano lmo 8eit Oeutiflanb
nm oeS Sreoens wilen auiseben?
IS lit bieie ,srage, Die olle G0lfer,
Die Sen sSrieoen Woaen, beute an sic
8roBmGhte rihten."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-01-19

acteilt miro. ieicl allein iiir oen
9lushou Don &lutbdulern in Soh
len =Nnbalt 3.S .Otillinnen Sltmorf
abgefiibrt pprDen.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-06-08

weekend excepting Saturday when a
steady downpour of rain transform
ed the baseball field into morass
and the queen and her court hied
themselves to the high school gym
where she was crowned with all due
ceremony =. and Macbeth in a two
night run with stage settings and
acting that would have pleased
Shakespeare himself :. and a new
precedent set Sunday afternoon
with the baccalaureate service out
doors on the baseball field which
dried off under the mornings warm
sun and the Messiah concert
there in the evening under the stars
with Dad Lehman, Stell Lugibill
Wollman, Opal Berry Stauffer and
lot of others in solo roles-also
ROLAND Mikesell who came over from
Lima to sing in the chorus-he was
one of the old standbys who took the
tenor roles in his stride good many
wears ago and Mrs. Pearl Mann
at the piano-she can't recall when
she began playing for the Messiah
concerts and the commencement
sneaker-he didn't look at all like
the picture of the man on the Quak-
er oats package-from an old line
Quaker family to be sure, and head
Of an influential Quaker college, he
appeared in business suit, without
academic robes or insignia-looked
the part of young, successful busi-
ness executive, highlighted his talk
with. an illustration from the New
Yorker and spoke like an Old Testa-
ment prophet as he indicted mod
ern civilization for the present mess
of international relations and
now with commencements over,
Bluffton can get down to the busi-
ness of squaring off for summer
events which include another big
Fourth of July celebration-detaiis
now being worked out -. also SEN
timent started for building of a
municipal swimming pool by the
newly organized Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, a delegation of which met
with the town council Monday night
latest wrinkle in the business
section is that weekly window wash
ing service operated by Nello Stein
man-give Nello the nod and he'll
wash your windows weeky-it has
already raised the general tone OF
the appearance of windows up and
down Main street-including our own
+. +. and so Bluffton heads into an
other summer.
They do it all over-high school
graduates trekking off to Washing
ton this time of year-the other day
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Ma1sA
OeAns0I

They'll be talking about it for a
long time-thas 50th anniversary at
the college-record crowd with tour
list houses jammed and the overflow
slipping into private homes all over
town and that Swiss program
Friday was tops to the Swiss
that is-and if you weren't Swiss
you didn't have any business there
anyway and when we said it
was to be Swiss as Swiss cheese We
were dead right-a 20O-pounder
Swiss cheese was the centerpiece for
the whole affair-with trimmings, of
course including yodeling sing
ing and Swiss jokes which are equal
to the best Irish wit-and Swiss cos
native some of them
including "barndoor" pants in Will
helm Amstutz's ensemble :. wealth
er, too, was perfect throughout the
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LEGAL NOTICE

Memie R. Davenport. whose Last known
address is Norfolk, Virginia. 10 hereby noti-
fed that Daniel w. Davenport has filed his
petition against her for divorce in case
number ssC27 in the Court of Conmon Pleas
of Allen County, Ohio, alleging Gross Neglect
of Duty as his ground for same and praying
for divorce, and that said cause will be for
hearing on or after the 2eth day of June 1850.
Daniel w. Davenport
By Sylvan III. WiseI his
attorney. 10
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Domestic breeds of chickens des-
cended from the jungle fowl of India.
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This rugged front end
I'D sets the style note,
f2) sovss on rspoir costs
vertical bars ore
individually repiooecbie,
f3) ovoids 10 ckina
homs," t4) mokes park
ing and oorosins eosier.
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General Federation of
Women's Clubs
American Farm Bureau
Federation
NofionoI Grange
Veterans of Foreign Wars
NafionuI Conference of
Catholic Charities
American Protestant
Hospital Association
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SpOnging and Stains

In following this series relative
to dry cleaning, it may have Oc
Cured to you that ordinary spong-
ing of the soiled spots on the
fabric of our garments with some
solvent or volatile cleaner might
serve the purpose instead Of i'm
mersing the entire garment in the
liquid bath. From long experience
it has been proven that a sponge
job will take away only the sur
face grease and oil, or what is
visible to the eye-and so sponging
is not actually cleaning. but merely
a temporary solution.
We would soon find that the
garment becomes dirty again very
quickly. This is because the grease
Or foreign matter has found its
way to the heart of the fabric and
IS still there, ready to receive more
dust and dirt. In order to get a
thorough cleaning-such as a dry
cleaning job will perfOrm-the
very heart of the fabric must be
free of oil and grease.
This oil we mention may be one
If many oils that are present in
smoke and SCOT, grease that is in
he air from cooking and frying,
ETC., or natural body oil, residue
Jr perspiration. 1t is a combina-
ion of these oils that holds the
lust to our clothes.
Stains on clothing are treated |
n an entirely separate operation.
First the origin or cause of the
tain must be determined and a
special solvent used to remove it.
9or example you would not use
)enZine to remove a paint stain.
Paint will dissolve more readily
n turpentine and so your dry
.leaner would use turpentine in
his particular case.
ORCHID DRY CLEANERS
'O1 East Main Phone 755
ADV.
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W.S.C.S. Society Met
Friday Afternoon

The October general meeting of
the Women's Society of Christian
Service was held Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. C. L. Laird
with Al members present.
Mrs. P. A. Johnston, president,
opened the meeting with a short
prayer. At the birthday luncheon
scheduled for Nov. 8, Women's So
ciety members from the Huntley
and Worden churches will be
guests of the Laurel group.
Mrs. D. L. Hafer, program chair
man, announced a program titled
"The Healing Gift He Lends" Mrs.
R. C. Colson led the devotions.
Mrs. Alvin Shaffer, assisted by
Mrs. Harold VanNice and Mrs. C.
G. Spellman, presented the pro-
gram.
An interesting report was heard
concerning the missionary work
being done in Africa, China, India
and the PHILIPPINES, and the urgent
need for doctors and nurses to aid
in the work was told.
On the hostess committee were
Mrs. r. w. Bates, Mrs. D. l..
Hafer, Mrs. Harold Richardson
and Mrs. R. H. Sterrett, all men,
bers of circle 3.
Circles will have their October
meetings in the homes of various
members on Oct. 20.
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Girl Scouts Put
On Annual Dues
Party At School

Girl Scout troop 1 held an an
nual membership dues party at the
North school Tuesday, Immediately
after school. Barbara Williams, as
master of the dues, had charge of
the party, assisted by Orene Price
and Gwen Rockvam. Following the
collecting of the dues, the members
of the committee were blind-foldei
and then caught Patsy Paronto,
Patty Sherrow and Carol George,
who will be the dues committee
next year.
Nancy Stickelberger assisted
the committee with program of
singing and games. There was also
a skit by several girls.
Heidi Albertus and Sandra Shot
we'll assisted in serving refresh
ments.
Adults present were Mrs. Dick
Mrs. P. A. Johnston, Mrs.
Arthur Sherrow and Mrs. Robert
who are registered as
members of the mothers commit
tee, and Mrs. Inez Vaughn, Miss
Cooke and Miss Vera
leaders. Mrs. Louis
Stickelberger and Mrs. E. Is. Muir
ply are also on the mothers COM
mittee but were unable to be pres
ent.
Members of the troop are busy
selling Christmas cards to raise
money for various projects of the
ear and also to earn subscriptions
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Items of Local Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. August Metzger
and family and Mrs. Christ Metz
ger and son Eugene were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Rehl at Fox.
Mrs. Clyde Lewman of Indian
apolis will leave Friday for her
home after visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Roberts and
Mrs. Julia Phillips drove to Helena
Friday to attend the funeral of
C. w. Gross at the Retz funeral
home.
Mayo and Martin Lawrenz, twin
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Law
REM, spent the week end in Pom
peys Pillar visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kozeluh.
Mrs. Ralph Lumsdon was hostess
when the Snappy Sewing Sisters
met at her home Friday evening.
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