davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-20
NuOsirdziai Jusu
DONNA ARMONAS

Jonas Armonas, gyvenas 1854
E. AZ St., Cleveland, Thomson
Products imones darbininkas,
yra gimes Bostone, taigi gimes
Americas pilietis. Su tevais bu-
vo grizes j Lietuva, ten vede,
vel grizo j Amerika. Cia gime
ir sio laisko autore Danute.
1889 metals Armonai vel bu-
vo isvyke j Lietuva pavieseti
teviskeje ties Birzais. Pakeliui
gim6 sunus, Jonas Armonas jau-
nasis.
Ka tik nuvykus, kilo karas.
Grizti buvo jau labai keblu ir
grizimas uztruko. 1910 metals
bolsevikai uzpludo Lietuva.
Pradzioje nors ir sunkiai, bet
dar buvo galima Americas pi-
lieciams isvaziuoti. Taciau boil
sevikai nepripazino Amerikos
pilietybes nei Armonienei, nei
mazajam ju slneliui. Armonie-
ne neturejo SUI savim Americas
pilietybes dokumentq, o kadan-
gi buvo gimusi Lietuvoje, tai
rusai jos nebeisleido. Taip pat
neleido isvezti ir ne Amerikoje
gimusio kudikio.
Armonas su vyresniaja duk-
ra, kuriai tada buvo vos 5 me-
tai, iskeliavo j Amerika, tike-
damasis, kad is Americas bus
lengviau issirlpinti, kad isleis-
|tq zmona su slnum. Bet.
Po kick laiko Arrnonas patty
re, kad jo zmona su kudikiu
jau Sibire -. " ka juos istre-
me? Kuo jie nusikalto? Wen
|tik tue, kad vyras If tevas yra
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-20
'Padek i$vaduoti mama is Sibiro"
Rao Clevelando ietuvate nu Taut Organzacs Genenia
SeLretoiui Trygve Lie

Danute Armonaite, Jono Armo.
no penkiolikmete dukrele, Gle.
velando East High School moki.
ne, siomis dienomis nusiunte
laiska Jungtiniu Tautu Gene.
raliniam Sekretoriui Trygve Lie
toxic turinio laiska:
AS skaiciau laikrastyje, kad
Tamsta rengiesi keliauti j Mask.
va pamatyti Stalina.
Prasau paprasyti j, kad jis
paleistu mano mama ir brOliu.
ka is vergu stOvyklOs Sibire ir
leistu atvykti j Jungtines Vals-
tybes.
Prizes desimti metu mes Ian
kemes Lietuvoje. Prasidejo ka-
ras, rusai isiverze j Lietuva ir
sulaike mano mama ir broliuka
iona. Jie buv0 nusiqsti j vergq
darbo stovykla Sibire ir jie ten
tebera.
AS labai pasiilgau mamos ir
broliukO. NOreciau vel juos pa
matyti. Prasau, pabandykite
JUGS isvaduOti.
Mano brolis yra IL. metq. Jis
turetu butt Americas mOkyklo.
je, ne vergu stovykloje. Prasau,
pabandykit ka nors padaryti.
Jeigu Tamsta bijai pareika-
lauti is rusu valdininku, kad
jie paleistq amerikieciu seimas,
esancias vergp stovyklose, tai
Tamsta pats turetum ten pasi-
likti, nes Jungtiniu Tautq Sex.
retorius neturetq bijoti pasa-
kyti tiesa bet kan, Stalinui ar
Trumanui. Nesvarbu, kas jis
yra. Tamsta taip pat turetum
bandyti isvaduoti visas seimas
is vergu stovyklq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-04-20

(buvusi Clevelando gyventoja,
yra Sibiro darbo stovykloje su
suneliu Jonu."
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
SCORES
BASKETBALL

Here are final scores of basketball
games played last night:
Mikes Night Owls GA, Columbi'
Lumber Co., So.
Arctics IS, Coast Guard %.
Phillips Oilers 81. Gonzaga 43.
Seattle U. 81, ST. Martins 45.
Oregon Col. 81, Pacific U. 50.
Portland U. SO, Willamette So.
Eastern Oregon 60. Col. of Idaho s.
Nebraska SO, Santa Clara 80.
Kansas So, st. Johns (Bkyn) 81.
Duquesne "a, Pepperdine tCalif) 30
Princeton 81. Rutgers 81.
Boston U. 81, Dartmouth 70.
Temple "a, George Washington GA.
Colgate 10, New York U. IA.
Kansas State 10, Wichita AZ.
st. Louis U. IL, Houston SO.
Michigan 40, Marquette 81.
Carlton 81, McAlester Al.
Toledo So Denver A.
Indiana 81, Texas Christian 68.
West. KY. 70, West Tex. State 46
Rice So, Southwestern louisiana
Institute SO.
Tulsa 81, Okla. Baptist So (overtime)
Baylor 81, Southwest Tex. State 81
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
&a&ss6|iah}&ka
BOWLING

The Tuesday Night Major Wo-
mems. we mean Mems League,
rolled with some heart breaking re-
suits for the top teams last night on
the Elks Alleys. Juneau Florist took
the sails out of the Standard Avi-
alton team by score of to /.
The steady shooting Triangle Club
held to l lead over a stubborn
Triangle Cleaners team, at the end
of three games. Parsons Electric
won 3 to l over Hennings. Sticks
Rainiers won 3 to l over Don Abels.
Stout had high series with $50.
Hagerup had high game with 222.
Triangle Cleaners shot 942 game
for second place team series of the
season. Joe Snow, the left handed
bowling artist. took the bottle of
whiskey off the shelf which was
donated by Brooks Hanford for 6
strikes in a row in one game in
league play.
200 Club members this week are
Blanton 201, Lincoln 200, Baxter
I'll, Snow 214, POI, Lajoie 202, Ha-
gerup 222, Smithberg 214. Honor
airy members, Alexander 1879. Shat
tuck 199
Standings with one more game
left in the first half:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
MIKES MITE OWLS
BEAT C0LUMBlANS;
GAME ON TONIGHT

Mikes Mite Owls pressed the CO.
lumbia Lumber outfit last night in
the Douglas High School gym, and
came out with a win of "a to So.
1t was an exciting game and in
terest kept up throughout.
There was preliminary game
between the Coast Guard and the
Arctics and the latter won 35 to o.
In the main game of the evening,
Mikes VS. Columbia, the Lumbermen
held the lead through three quar-
tiers. Then the Mite Owls started a
drive that overlook the Columbians.
Denny Merritt led Mikes with
neat % counters. In the last quar-
ter Mikes dominated the game and
held a comfortable margin from
that point to the end.
Itch Hanson, alumni of last years
jill squad was high scorer for
Columbia Lumber.
Mikes Mite Owls with four wins,
one loss, are in first spot in the
Gastineau Channel league.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
SKI CLUB Will HAVE
MOVIES AT MEETING
ON FRIDAY NIGHT

The Juneau Ski Club will hold its
next meeting Friday evening at
the Baranof Gold room beginning
at 8 o'clock with all members and
those interested in the sport invited
to attend. Main attraction of the
evening will feature excellent ski
movies taken from the 1948 Ma
tional ski championship held at
Sun Valley Idaho. Other reels will
show outstanding jumping compel
ition from number of national
contests which include the famous
record leaps of Svere Kongsgaard
from Norway.
S Those interested in ski instruc-
ton may sign up for the class they
are interested in as well as learn
more about the ski instruction pro-
gram for the coming season. All
skiers may join the ski club at this
meeting as well as obtain the sea-
son tickets for the ski tow.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
CATCHER TEBBETT5
BOUGHT BY INDIANS

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Dec. 10
-tR-The Cleveland Indians have
purchased catcher George (Birdie)
Tebbetts from the Boston Red Sox,
Cleveland General Manager Hank
Greenberg announces.
The 36-year-old Tebbetts. who
came up to the big leagues in 1886
with Detroit, batted $40 in 70 games
last year.
Greenberg revealed that it was a
straight cash deal with no players
involved. He declined to announce
the sum.
Tebbetts, a noisy little receiver
known for his squeaky voice, is re-
garded as one of the smartest
backstops in the game.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13

STILL ON
AS CHIEF
Wont Resign as BIB Com
missioner-CIub Own
ersHdve Other Plans

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Dec. Is
-lR-Major league club owners, de-
termined to remove Baseball Com
missioner Il. B. Chandler without
becoming involved in legal entangle-
ments, will select a new commits
SiOner as soon as possible
Uncertain whether they can force
Chandler from office before the
end of his term, the owners are
hopeful that the naming of sue
cessor soon will prompt the COM
missioner to "see the futility of it
all" and resign.
An attempt to buy up Chambers
contract failed when the commits
sioner reiterated his determination
to stick to the SOS ,000-a-year job
until his five-year contract expires
May /, 1852.
New Baseball Head
The owners voted yesterday to
select a new commissioner to re-
place the former Governor and US.
Senator from Kentucky. This un-
precedented action was taken in a
special meeting after series of
conferences involving the 16 club
presidents. both league heads and
a bevy of lawyers. This followed by
about 20 hours the failure of the
club owners to vote Chandler new
contract.
Chandler, who succeeded the late
Judge Kennesaw Mountain Lands
in 1915, appeared in person before
the owners to make plea for his
job.
st went in and told them the
whole story. 1 did not recede from
my stand earlier in the day."
Happy" Plays Host
Despite the drastic setback,
Chandler last night continued his
annual custom of playing host to
the club officials at a dinner which
went off without hitch. The COM
missioner seemed his old self, liv-
ing up to his nickname of Happy"
No one ventured to mention any
possible candidates for the import
ant position, but leading possible
ties are Ford Prick, President Of
the National League; George Traut-
man, head of the minors; and War
rem Giles, President of the Reds.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
OILERS SMOTHER
G0NzAGA CAGERS

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec 13-tR-
The veteran Phillips Oilers smoth-
cred a green Gonzaga University
basketball team 67-43 last night to
continue their all-winning sweep of
Pacific Northwest opponents.
Seven-foot Bob Kurland played
only 10 minutes and even then con-
fined his efforts to play-making
rather than scoring.
The AAU National Titlists held
a 1928 halftime lead.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
BROUGHMAN GIVES VIEWS

SEATTLE, Dec. 10 = Up - Did
Happy Chandler get the bounce as
baseball's high commissioner be-
cause he opposed scrapping of the
rule barring the signing of high
school talent?
Quoting a recent telegram in
which Chandler asserted he had
fought tooth and nail for retention
of the high school rule" Royal
Broughman, sports editor of the
Post Intelligencer, said today:
His attitude on this important
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
RANGERS SUFFER FIRST
LOSS TO CHIfFTAINS

SEATTLE, Dec. 13-tRl-The Sc
attic University Chieftains cont
tinued undefeated today, racking up
their ninth straight victory last
night over st. Martins, 57-45. 1t
was the seasons first loss for the
Rangers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
SEWARD DEFEATED
BY ANCHORAGE )

ANCHORAGE. Alaska, Dec. 13-
R-Anchorage high school cagers
defeated Seward 1910 in a Railbelt
Conference game last night. The
victors led at halftime 1928.
Jack Brown and Ray Leonard
paced the Anchorage attack with IA
points each. Ronnie Lewis LED
Seward with 10.
Seward, defending conference
titliSts, will play at Fairbanks
Thursday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13

issue undoubtedly influenced Tues
days action of high officials IN
voting to remove Chandler from Of
flee"
Lifting of the prep ban brought
the wrath of several local groups
down on the heads of the baseball
officials.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
HOCKEY GAMES

VICTORIA, BIC, Dec. 13-RE
Vancouver's Canucks BANKED Vic
toria 40 last night to move into
fourth place in the Pacific Coast
Hockey League standings.
It was only the second time this
season Victoria has been shut out,
both times by Vancouver.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
SHELDON TO DETROIT

Steve Sheldon, wellknown bust
ness man of Haines, visited in Jul
neau with his son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sheldon,
on his way to the states. He is
going to Detroit to pick up a new
station wagon which he will take
to HaineS.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
ORDER OF RAINBOW MEETS
ON SATURDAY EVENING

Final plans for the Christmas
ball will be made at the regular
meeting of the Order of Rainbow
for Girls Saturday evening at 7.30
in the Scottish Rite Temple. Christ
mas music will be played during
the comforting of initiatory degrees.
All OES, Masons and Rainbow
Girls are invited to attend and
refreshments will be served.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
FIGHT DOPE

The fight game is picking up and
here are the bouts staged last night
and results:
At Akron, O-Lightweight cham
pion Ike Williams, 143, Trenton
NJ, stopped Dave Marsh, 14O. Ak
ron, 90 (non-title).
At Omaha Harold Jones, 40
Detroit, outpointed Ronnie Harper
1891, Charleston. West Va, QO.
At White Plains, NY. - Jimmy
Flood, 1866, New York, stopped Sal
Belloise. 1872, New York. co..
At London Randolph Turpin
1853, Britain, stopped Tommy Yarosz
1851, Pittsburgh, 90.
At Los Angeles = Art Aragon
1871, Los Angeles, and Mario Trigo
137%. Monterrey, Mex, drew QO
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
EMBLEM CLUB

CHRISTMAS Party. Thurs. Dec
IA at Elks Hall-8.00 pm. 1922
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13

Sewing machines Tor rent at the
White Sewing Machine Center.
642-tf
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13

Cardinal Club Turkey Shoot 800
to-nite at the Parish Hall. 682-1t
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13

For that different gift--Magazin
Cradles at the Art Shop-3rd st.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13

ATTENTION REBEKAHS
Meeting pm. Wed. Initiation
and Past Noble Grand night.
Isabelle Jorgenson, Noble Grand.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13
GAME TONIGHT

Tonight the Juneau Hi Crimson
Bears move across the Channel and
take on the Douglas Hi Huskies.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-13

MADsEN's OPEN TIL EIGHT
Evening star., 1950-10-22

ington area where we often have
periods Of warm weather the tops
of the bulbs may appear above
the ground long before spring is
due. The bulbs will not be in
jured by this unreasonable growth
although the foliage may be dis
figured. One way to avoid this
is to cover the beds after the first
freeze with pine boughs or other
loose mulching material which
will keep the ground frozen.
Standing water is likely to cause
some loss and should be corrected
by filling in low spots or providing
bitches which will carry away ex-
cess moisture.
In the early spring, preferably
before growth appears above the
ground 1t may be desirable to
scatter a commercial fertilizer
over the bulb beds Except tulip
beds) to stimulate growth. This
practice is seldom practiced by
the home gardener but is COM
mon among the daffodil fanciers
Washington area gardeners will
have ample supplies of most kinds
of early ing-f1owering bulbs to
choose from. The Inspection
House of the Bureau of Ento-
mology and Plant Quarantine re-
ported passing over 100000 bulbs
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Stoff Completed
For Orchid Show

The third orchid show of the
National Capital Orchid Society
will be held in the lobby of the
American Security & Trust Co.
October % and 20. The show will
be open to the public on Saturday
from 10 am. to 10 pm. and Sum-
day from 10 am. to 6 pm.
Linnaeus T. Savage of the ex-
ecutive staff of the American Sc
curity & Trust Co. is show chair
man. He will be assisted by Off
GERS of the orchid society: DR.. j.
Frank Schairer. president: L. LIE
Roy Tuerke. vice president; James
E. Harrell, secretary. and Harold
e. Bufkin, treasurer.
Special assistants to the show
chairman are Nelson B. Gasken,
Joseph D. Rahner, Reginald F.
Alexander.
Co-ordiliating chairmen include:
Schedule, entry and classification,
DR.. Edgar M. McPeak; staging,
Mrs. Emily r. Hardy; judging and
hospitality. Mrs. Basil P. Cooper;
publicity, Mrs. LIE Roy Tuerke;
banquet, Mrs. Victor r. Alfaro;
camera, Hugh McRae; informa-
ton, Mrs. Granville w. Mattox;
decorations. T. Hatch Dent and
William A. Frederick; NCOS Bull
letin. Jack Lipscomb, editor.
The show will consist of cut
blooms. corsages. plants and edu-
cational exhibits.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Choirmen Named For Flower Week

Mrs. A. F. Striker, chairman of
the Garden Club section, has
completed the area organization
for National Flower Week, October
% to November 6. Area chairmen
are: Alexandria. Mrs. VIM. H.
Crawford; Arlington County, Mrs.
Asher Lohman: Northeast D. c.,
Mrs. John L. Bishop; Northwest
D. c., Mrs. Richard P. Stifel;
Georgetown, Miss Emily c. Mack
all; Fairfax County. Mrs. Charles
Pickett; Montgomery County, Mrs.
j. Paul Bowker; Prince Georges
County and Southeast D. c., Mrs.
Alice Weickardt.
The assistant general chairman
for the Garden Club Section is
Mrs. Roland l.. Hutchings. Mrs.
Florence Brumfield is secretary.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

in September and shipments are
still coming in. No doubt we can
all look forward to the finest dis
play of spring bulbs in many
years. Undoubtedly some of this
interest is due to the spectacular
displays at the 1850 Spring Flower
Show last March in the Armory
The use of tulips and da1odils
there. especially in the central
feature by the Associated Bulb
Growers of Holland. was enough
to arouse the interest of every
home gardener in these colorful
flowers.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

The Allied Florists Of Washing
ton will provide a considerable
number of cut flowers for the
use of the Garden Clubs in their
activities during National Flower
Week and all are in hopes that
local gardeners will contribute
additional blooms so that a con-
siderable display may be made
this year.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Calf Sale

The first Fredericksburg pure
bred Angus calf sale is scheduled
next Saturday at the Lee Hill
farm, south of that city on Route
II. A consignment of 7 bulls and
SO heifers will be offered. James
v. Coyner, Eastern agent for the
American Aberdeen-Angus Breed
ers' Association. is scheduled to
give a type demonstration at II
am. The sale is at / pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

Newly planted grass should not
be permitted to reach more than
four inches in height. Clipping
makes the plants stool out, but
more important. keeps the leaf
tissues hard and resistant to dis
ease.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Bulb Planting Time Is Here
Get Them In Without Delay So They May
Become Well Rooted Before Cold Sets In
By Wilbur H. Youngmon
Corden Editor

The old gardeners saying I'm fall for spring
not aimed at bulb planting because there other fall
planting chores But gardeners think october bulb
planting time and buy tulips daods hyacnths
kinds of bulbs tuck their gardens we'll
and of them will produce coorful bloom
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-28
ZuStande In Schweidnitz

SCHWEIDNITZ. - AusZug aus
einem Bericht zines eben Umge-
siedelten. Die Stadt hat durch
die Kriegseinwirkungen uberhaupt
nicht gelitten. Wohl aber mach
traglich durch die Lotterwirt-
schaft der Pollen. Hier sind
hauptsachlich Pollen aus der
Lemberger Gegend angesiedelt
worden. Sic fuhlen sich hier ais
Fremde und mochten germ vie
der in hire Heimat. Wir kamen
NIT linen ganz gut aus, aber die
RuSSen Werden Won linen gehaSst.
Der Russe hat sic aus ihrer Hell
mat herausgerissen. In der
Stadt herrscht auch jetzt noch
crosse Unsicherheit, darum woh-
nen die Pollen meistens i'm ersten
Stock ihrer Hauser, wahrend sic
i'm ErdgeSchoss ihr Vieh unter-
gebracht haben. j: hrelang leb-
ten viele Pollen nur von Raub
und Plunderung. - INNER wieder
fragen die Pollen, was die Deut-
schen NIT linen anstellen wer-
den. wenn sic Wieder in ihre Hell
mat zuruckkommen. Pollen, auch
das schlesiscte Gebiet, ist Won
einem ausgeklugeltem Spitzelsy-
stem uberzogen. das ganz boil
scheWiStiSch ist.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-28
BeSchaftigung stabil

BERLIN, - Won /. bis Is. No.
vember hat SIGH die Zahl der Ar
beitslosen UNI 1918 auf knapp
100000 erh0ht, Won denen 121,-
900 & 487) auf mannliche und
$4,000 (+103D auf weibliche Ar
beitslose entfallen. Diese Zunahme
ist saisonbedingt; rund 700 Bau-
arbeiter Weniger ais vor zwei Wo-
chen sind heute beschaftigt. Es
sind aber auch Neueinstellungen
erfolgt, vor allen Won F,rauen in
kaufmanniSchen Berufen. Dadurch
hat SIGH die Zahl der Beschaftig,
ten nur geringfugig verandert und
ist nur UNI 433 auf knapp 100000
zuriickgegangen. Diese Stabilitat
in der Beschaftigungslage ist vor
allen der Fortfihrung des Not
standsprogramms zu dankcn. in
dem gegenwartig ohne die Stamm-
arbeiter $4,000 { 443 Arbeitneh-
mer beschaftigt sind. Dazu kom-
men etWa 260O G. 1000 politische
Fluchtlinge. Die Kurzarbeiterzahl
hat SIGH weiter UNI rund GAO auf
ll,16O verringert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-28
Kirchendiebe raubten goldene
Gnadenkrone

GRAZ. - Nachdem sich bereits
vor einigen Wochen in der Ober-
steiermark Elm Kirchenraub er-
eignete, wurde das gleiche Ver-
brechen in der Wallfahrtskirche
Frauenberg bel Admont entdeckt.
Unbekannte Tater hatten in der
Nacht in die Kirchenpforte Elm
40 NAL 40 Zentimeter crosses Loeb
geschnitten und warren durch die
ses in das Innere der Kirche elm
gedrungen. Nachdem sic den Ia
bernakeI aufgebrochen hatten,
entWendeten sic darauS einen
uber einen Kilogramm schweren
vergoldeten Silberkelch aus dem
Jahre 1742 und cine vergoldete
MonStranz. WeiterS nahmen die
later die vergo,dete Krone der
Gnadenstatue und die wertvolle
schwere silberne Umrahmung des
Standbildes mil SIGH. Mach den
biSherigen Erhebungen durfte es
SIGH hiebei um dieSelben later
handeln, die bel dem Kirchenraub
vor einigen Wochen vier kunst-
lerisch wertvolle Kirchenfenster
gestohlen hatten. Man nimmt an,
dass die Tater entweder selbst
Kunstliebhaber sind oder hire
Verbrechen i'm Auftrage yon
SammIern durchfuhren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-28
PO;nische StimmunE

FRANKENSTEIN. Bericht
zines Umgesiedelten. Auszug Okt.
1850. Nit welchen Gefihlen wir
die Fahrt mach Weston antraten,
brauche ich ia NIGHT Schildern.
VIE wir aber Won den Pollen be-
handelt wurden, muss ich doch
berichten, denn daS verwunderte
uns zutiefst. NIGHTS ging Won. un-
serem Gepack verloren. In Laza-
rettzugen wurden wir ,befordert.
Am Abcnd vor unSerer Abfahrt
aus dem Lager Hunsfeld hielt der
polnische Kommandant cine An
sprache an uns und dankte i'm
Auftrage der polnischen Reggie
rrlng fur die in den Jahren ge-
leistete Arbeit. Wir warren
sprachlos und verstanden zuerst
NIGHTS. Aber damn wurde uns
doch manches klar. Vie hattie
doch mein neuer polnischer Haus-
writ bel der Abreise zu mir ge-
sagt: Herr S., warum gehen Sic
hinaus? Sic machen doch cine
crosse Dummheit. Wir Pollen
musen doch wieder hinaus, und
wir wollen auch wieder mach un-
serer Heimat". -.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-28
Sic SChmachten Weiter

WIEN. -- Der Sudetendeutsche
Hans Pettermann. welcher jetzt
aus der Sowjetunion zurickkehrte,
berichtete, dass i'm KieWer Lager
7062-2 noch 1900 Kriegsgefan-
gene hinter Stacheldraht Sitzen.
Daruber hinaus wiirden in ande-
rem Kiewer Lagern noch 1000
ehemalige Kriegsgefangene fest
gehalten. meist sind es Ange-
horige Won deutschen Heimatver-
triebenen oder hollandische. nor
wegische und schweizer Stats
angehorige.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-28
LIGHT per TelephOn

OSNABRUECK. Elm Osna-
brucker Geschaftsmann. der cine
Lichtrechnung NIGHT bezahlt und
dem das Elektrizitatswerk deshalb
den Strom fur das Ladenlokal
gesperrt hattie, wusste sich zu
helfen. Err stellte cine Verbln-
dung zwischen Telephon- und
Lichtleitung her und liess sich
den Strom fir das Ladenlokal aus
der Privatwohnung per Telephon
schicken. Stromdiebstahl lag NIGHT
vor, da der Strom uber den Zah-
Ter in der Privatwohnung lief
Aber die missbrauchliche Benut-
zung der Telephonleitung. die
auch Gefahrenmomente in sich
barg. kostete einen Monat Ge-
fangnis.