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The Nome nugget., 1950-01-04
ARCTIC REORGANIZATION SCHOOL FOR DEPENDENTS OPENS AT MARKS BASE

With an attendance of 28, the Arctic Indoctrination School at Marks Air Force Base began last Wednesday its course designed specifically to familiarize military dependents and civilian personnel of Marks with basic Arctic sur vival procedures.
 The course, consisting of eight hours of classroom instruction, including motion pictures and lec- lures, is the result of the interest in the activities of the school shown by the wives of military personnel and the civilian em- ployees at Marks.
 The curtailment of official du- ties during the Christmas holidays enabled the instructors to conduct the special classes.
 Such problems as the proper clothing, the construction of Arc tic shelter, signals and their mean ings, Arctic travel and the danger involved, and the procurement and preparation of food are a few of the subjects that constitute the course.
 Certificates of completion will be awarded to all graduates.
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-04
Indict Maragon For rPeriury

WASHINGTON (P)-John Mar agon, former bootblack who later had a pass to the White House. was indicted yesterday on four charges of lying to Senate investi- gators.
 If convicted by a jury on the charges, Maragon would be liable to possible penalties of 40 years imprisonment-two to ten years on each count.
 The date for a trial will be set later.
 A federal grand jury accused Maragon of perjury in:
 l. Saying his only bank account in 1945 and 1946 was in the Union Trust Company in Washington.
 ?. Testifying that from 1945 un- til July, 1949, ''he did not negoti ate any government business and did not receive any money for ne gotiating government business or for any work done by him in con- nection with the government"
 3. Stating he was not employed by anyone else when he took the job with the state department on a mission to Greece.
 4. Saying he borrowed $5,000 from his mother in law in 1949.
 The charges are all based on testimony that Maragon gave last July 28 to a. Senate committee. The committee was looking into activities of men who offered, for fee that freuently was five per cent, to land government con- tracts for business men.
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-04

POCATELLO, Idaho, (P)-Wil- liam w. Shields, manager of the Bannock Hotel, was seriously wounded last night when he was shot during an employees party at the hotel.
 Employees at the party said the shooting occurred after Shields took into another room man who had created a disturbance at the party. The employees related they heard a single shot and Shields staggered back into the banquet hall.
 Police later arrested Cook in a tavern.
 Shields was transferred to Poca- tello from the Mayflower Hotel in Seattle, when Western Hotels, Inc, acquired the Bannock Hotel in 1946.
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-04
Truman's Message  More Taxes

Continued from Page One) both in government spending and in existing taxes.
 Chairma Cannon D.-Mo) of the House appropriations committee said in advance of MT. Truman's message that the committee will vote to slash spending wherever needed to insure a balanced bud get.
 In many respects, the message was much like the one MT. Tru- man delivered a year ago on the same occasion.
 Again today, he called for re- peal of the Taft-Hartley labor law, extension of rent control, a gov ernment housing program - this time for middle income families, civil rights legislation, stronger antitrust legislation, social secur- ity expansion, liberalized laws for admission of Europe's displaced persons, aid to education, the high ly controversial com uls ory health insurance plan, and careful development of natural resources.
 MT. Truman also came out again for the Brannan plan for farm subsidies. The brain child of sec retary of agriculture Grammar. It was projected during the past year as a means of providing lower prices on some foods to consum- CTS, while keeping up the farmers income with "production pay ments." Attacked by major farm organizations, it promises to be a standout issue in the 1850 Con- greSsional campaigns.
 Important 1949 items left out this time included: references to the need for (anti-inflation con- trols. call for universal military training, and specific mention of a tax boost figure. A year ago MT. Truman asked-but never got-a S4,0O0, 100000 tax increase.
 Last January he reported the State of the Union was good. This time he said he was happy to re- port that it continues to be good.
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-04

been with the road commission for many years, having served at An chorage before coming to Juneau in 1949.
 He is a graduate of the Univers- ity of Washington and son of the late pr. A. J. Ghiglione of Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

SECOND DIVISION
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF EMILE LAURIN,
 Deceased. Notice of Hearing on Administra- tors Reports and Accounts and Determination of the Beneficiaries
 of This Estate
 Notice is hereby given that c. R. Jackson, the Administrator here in, has filed his Final Report and Account and that by Court Order a Hearing on the Administrator Reports and Accounts will be held before the above named Court on the 18th day of February, 1850. at the hour of 10:00 O'clock A. M. Also. at such time and place the Court will adjudicate the benefici- aries of this estate:
 All objections to the Adminis- trotor's Reports and Accounts and proof as to the heirs and benefici- aries of this estate will be heard at such time and place. DATED this 9th day of December, 1929.
 c. R. JACKSON, Administrator with Will Annexed Pub. Dec. IA, 21, 28. '49, Jan. 4, '50
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-04
Ike P. Taylor
 To Retire From Road Commission

Continued from Page One)
 available for road construction stretch to the utmost. He evolved new methods of construction and types of structures adapted to Alaskan conditions. His labors re- suited in the construction of the Glenn Highway connecting An chorage with United States. The road from Fairbanks to Livengood, parts of the Tok Cutoff, and the new Sterling Highway connecting Seward with Homer. His name has been identified with the de- velopment of Alaskan roads as has that of no other man.
 Colonel John R. Moves, commits sioner of roads for Alaska, re- marked: My personal association of over twenty-three years with MT. Taylor has made me appreci- ate his sterling qualities of char acter; and the magnificent system of roads he has built and admin istered in Alaska is fitting mon- ument to his achievements as an engineer. I do not know how we will get along without him."
 JUNEAU, (P)-A. F. Ghiglone's appointment as chief engineer of the Alaska Road Commission was announced yesterday.
 He will succeed Ike P. Taylor, who is retiring Feb. l. Ghiglione has been chief of the construction division of the commissions Jun eau office since mid-1948. He has
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-04
w X LIN

Radio Station WXLN will be off the air until further notice due to technical difficulties.
The Nome nugget., 1950-01-04

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Evening star., 1950-02-26

Plan No. 3: A budget plan custorn-toiIored to
your convenience. You make down payment
Poy the rest out of income! A grand way to furnish
your whole house at HoIf-Yeory Sale sovinqs
and pay for your purchases without stroinino your
bank occount. See one Of our Credit Intevewers
tomorrow =. and let him tell you quickly, privoteIy
how this can be done.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

Plan No. 2: Open Budget Account and take
" Days to pay foryour purchases There's no Credit
Service chorge, either. And it's so simple to arrange
You buy the furniture and the appliances you want.
Then your solesperson will introduce you to Credit
Interviewer who'll tell you in strict prvocy how you
can defer your poynents
Evening star., 1950-02-26

Plan No. L: Open choreo-PIote Account :. !.
and toks 80 Days to pay for your purchases There's
no red tope involved no fuss, no bother. Just stop
at our Credit Office tomorrow! Remember when
you have Choreo-PIote you don't have to wot for
ehonee; there's no chance Of poekoee going
o-stroy because Of the wrong address; you save on
shopping time becouse your ChoreoPIote identifies
you quickly, costly.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
-
Announced

Elder and Mrs. Ernest E. Frank
lin are at home at 1912 Carroll
avenue following their wedding
trip. Elder and Mrs. Franklin,
the latter formerly Miss Christina
Rutledge, were married recently
in the latter's home and left
Immediately after for Grand Rap
ids. to attend the autumn Council
OF Seventh-Day Adventists. Elder
Franklin is associate secretary Of
or the General Conference Pub
fishing Co. Elder George semler
Rapp officiated.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Orchestra SoIoist ToBe Honor Guest

MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Lyon have
issued invitations for a buffet
supper December 6 in their home
in Chevy Chase when their guests
are asked to meet Jamie laurel
who will be soloist that evening
with the National Symphony Or
chestra. The supper will follow
the concert in Constitution Hall.
Mrs. Hugh Warren is chair
man Of the hospitality commit
tee Of the Woman's Committee
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Have House Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold z. Burton
have as their guest Mrs. Burton s
brother and sister-in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. r. J. Hewson of Monroe, N
Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton are spend
ing the week end IN Norfolk. Va,
as the guests Of their niece and
nephew. Mr.. and Mrs. William E
Barnhart.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Capital Items Of Interest ~

igan State University, and by her
daughter, Miss Gloria Sayle, a
student at Immaculate Heart
Academy, Fountain Springs, Pa.
Mrs. Jess Bryan sBennett has
returned to her Georgetown home
after extensive travelling through
European, South American and
other foreign countries.
Evening star., 1950-12-03

for the National Symphony Or
chestra, and with her aides. is in
strumental in arranging parties
for the soloists at the concerts.
Mrs. Warren is assisted by Mrs.
Hugo L. Black, Mrs. Homer Fer
guson, Mrs. Edward r. Finken-
staedt. Mrs. Raymond e. Cox
Mrs. Phillip G. Strong, Mrs. Paul
Magnuson, Mrs. Matthew Grant
Jones. Mrs. George C. Thorpe
Mrs. David A. Karrick and Mrs
H. Russell Bishop,
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hope of South
Wales announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss May
Of Washington. to Mr..
Jack Rishty. also of Washington
The wedding will take place the
latter part of December.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Owens-Roy

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Owens Of
Gaithersburg announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mary
Ellen. to Ralph M. Ray, jr., of
Washington Grove, Md. The we'd
ding will take place December IS
at st. Luke's Evangelical Luther
an Church in Redland, Md.
Evening star., 1950-12-03

MIR. and Mrs. Donald H. Quasi
were hosts at D dinner party. fol-
lowed by an evening of music.
They were assisted by Mrs.
Quast's son. Edward F. Burke
Sayle, who was here from Mich.
Evening star., 1950-12-03

Mrs. George r. Batty. who has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Scott w. Bone, has returned to
her home in San Anselmo, Calf.
Evening star., 1950-12-03

Capt. and Mrs. Theodore c..
Aylward have left for a short visit
with Mrs. Aylward's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Hibbs Buckman at
The Orchards. Langhorne, Pa.
They will attend the Army-Navy
game on Saturday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23
49, unterftiiten Ste Die in untere
'stfung on U3eigenos::: @eih1ftsle,v

llnIere neue Selepbonulnlner lit
ENdicott l-OO05.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23
Die deutsche Situation
croessere Lust ~ politseher Akvitaet - Poitische
lethorsie hat TiefpvnIt veberwvnden - AIge-
meiner Wvnseh mach Frieden.

% Hrojent ,paren "pollig abnungs-
los. Die poue Su5ialiiierung noh
ruiiiid)em Gorbilo finoet iait ein,
miitige sblebnlins. ..-.
abihliebeno ,uuroen s,pei ssragen
9eitellt, Sic Sen Earteien SIT oenfen
seben lollten. 81 Yro5ent ser @e.
fru9ten saben iibcr Sic Nrbeiten ser
Yarteien tn sen Sabren felt oem
3uiommenbrud) 1915 Elm negatives
ltrteiI ab, MIR t3 Yro5eut poren
politip. 26 Yro5ent motten Gin=
id,rGnfuneen. Sit finoen iih oIler-
oings Vemertllngen, ooB Sic Yarteien
ourh bie geiatun9smlhte bebinoert
noroen ieien uuo niht oiel 5u iagen
b1tten. Giele aber iagen aud: Sic
oahten unr an @abrl'ns guto uno
giien ODER iie iinb lid) gegenleltl9
;upieI in Sen Hiiden gefallen. slus
Sieier aonseption iii es leiht 81 ers
fIGren, oab iid) ole iiberlpGltigenoe
Mebrbeit (7S Tro5ent) Ser 9eIra9-
ten iiir einen gemeiniamen &rait=
einiab aler Earteien ausiprah, linn
uniere pirtihaftlid1e uno iinanjpoli-
tiibe llnabbGn9igfeit SIT erringelf e.
9ur IS Erojent iino fiir oie Slrd)s
ietung ocs EartciprogranlnlS, 8 Ero'
sent uneutitieoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23
"eiIc't ppn aruhcr 3mfunitss
bc0cmtmna.

elnen' cl9liibcn 3obmor5t lit cs
gell'''9en, ein Yrotbricniutrlu ans.
ilIarbelten, oos Sem fiinitlid,cn Cyc.
plB elnen belpnoeren icItcn Solt III
oerlelDen pernlng. Tie Neubeit be.
ltebt oarn oab Die 8ullnlen. ul,b
llnferflererIl0hc Ger 3obnprotbcic
aus ll'ngnetlldcn REHABILITATION De
lteDen uno jlpor oerort, ouB lid sic
9leldlnrtl1ell nagnetiid)en Yo!e ae.
1enl'berlteben. SnIolgeoeiien ito6cn
ne llb ob, lupourN Die Grutbeienteils
an ole Sber, uno llnterfieier aepreGt
weroen. Die bisbcrigen Geriur,e bo.
ben llberraIdeno quite Griolae ae.
5citigt.
S;" WarmccrSemgenoc &omicrucu.
bddi:: cine praftiidc Nembeit.
Wlc r,e irnn5Gliidc 3eititGriit
y1clence Eou~ lpus" berltl,tete,
iperoen ilr5eit apnlerpenbiihIen ia.
brl5lert, nit benen man obne 3u-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23

Coll hos Suuroehitt pbne slb.
ihluB eiues iSrienenspertruNes sum
3onfapfel sipiihen Den &olfern ipers
ocn, heren slnnGberln9 rnb Ser
ltiinbiQlln1 Der tra1enbe Efeiler Der
eltrppGiihen Ginbeit iein nub?
SoNes'pieNel" Ser Noll hes Suurz
oebletes lit tDpiltb iiir cine lleber.
0onNSperipoe, in Der mon sluor
ichnn pffcne 9lnneripnen i1)eut, in
Ser peri(blcicrten S(nncripn ober hpt)
einen OelpilIen Griab iicbt. 9tlr Sic
Nprncn Ser uerihleierten 9lnneripn
lino I'M @elten unD i'm Often per
lhleocn: BORT nld)t legal, bier mcbr
illegal.
Stimmcn aus Der Spwiet;uuc
vNelle 3eit" Spmict,onenzG0ll) {:
eSpbcr nubm Nronfrcitb Den Mut
'll einem oerorti0en einieitioen llnn
elmer &erltGnoi9lmo nit Scutid)=
lunp hobnlprehcnocn Sd)ritt? Sic
Nltpnpric SC. Saoroebietes lit Elm
fldNlicbes (1u!lfIein miibiom suian=
n1en0cllldlter Scbeinfpmpetcn,cn ouf
DEM 9eblete Der 'Gjeictochun0, Ser
moltlln0 uno Suits.
NNN. - Scr iplpietiih lisen,icr=
tc NllNcnleinc Seutihc Morbridtcn-
oicn't Der Splpictspncn=9 9iepuhlif,
'llbrt in elmer StellllnNnobme bon
lllltcrrlhtctcr pplitiirbcr Scite aus,
oos in Euris oetrpifenc Suur=9lb.
tonlnen lei cin ilnperioIiltiicbes
Jtnllholftut, oos bonn peltihcn Golf
nlcll1olS ancrfunnt iperoc. Die bon
Der 1ron5o'il1)cn HeNierlno ucocn=
marti1 nit EilllNln0 onQlo=onlerifo,
nld)cr &raIte hurh9cfiibrte Slnne.
rln1spplitif lti Den ><nterclicn ocs
Nrlcocns llllo DER iriebli,hcn 3llon.
nltnorhclt Der GDIter oionlctroI cnt-
uc9cngclcist.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23
Wieder PoIster bel
der bundesbahn

,Srunfillrt Il. %. - Ntit Dem
Elun, G3O 3 lmD Giliuosluaoell
nit Hplitcrn Ill pcriehcn, lit III Der
eriten Cjruppc bon 21O S.3u0=
sSaNen fir internationally ;}llNc be-
reits be1pnnen lporpen. Sic lSol'tes
rllnu miro ferti0 beioQen unb i'll Den
reid)shabneiNencn &erfltatten 0eles
lcntIif Der iiblihen lleberbDlllnN
>er &uoen ein0ehuut. 9lls SeiuN
piro ser &unititpff sVtipplmn uoer
in &unltlcncr perlucnoet. Die SOL
ter,m0 fir Die 9Soucn Ser erIten
Srllppc fuitet ctlua O.5 Wtilllonen
sd.
SNn elmer ,lpciten Gruppe iDllen
rnihliebeno 2GO SSuNen fir 9tutht=
J ,2iiNe fir lptite @ntTernlm9cn 0es
>plltcrt lperpcn. IS fulNen ounn
1870 fiir SSu0en in Cages : ;3iiocn
iir meitc GnlfernlrllNen uno sulest
30 Giliualpuoen fiir Giliiiae unn
ucitcre GntfernllnNen. SSenn ous
Erunrullm Dlrtlaefilbrt lit. lpiro
iait Die A,dIite Der surieit ,4tO be-
riebsfGblNen = 3ua=S =SSu1en Der Si-
iune nit Eplltern perieben iein.
sluBcr 2.1SO betriebsiGbioen Gil=
iuNslpaNen am Subrcsenbe heiitt Die
Slnoesbuhn nod etlua is, 900 Scr
oneniuaacn ullcr 9lrt, einid)lieHIih
Der aItcn uierohiioen Gil,uoslpouen
nit slbtelltilren. Sic 9lufarbcitunQ
>ieIer sum Sell auberorpentlid, hers
lnteraeluirtldlofteten &uoen nit eli
nem sllter bon teillpeiie so bis 10
Sobren, fOItet i'm Surrbihnitt 90,
900 SMt.
Niir Die 10000 sd fonntcn mo-
oerne plerudbli1e @ei1,tmetulllpuoen
1el SlufleNen NrDberer Serien oebuut
lperbcn. Gieie HSoNen piiroen uiel
lerlnNcre llnterhultltnUafuten eriur=
bern, ,3uatruft unD bunit &ublerl
lpnren unb bas 9ieilen anoenebnl
nlahen. IS ieblt DER Eunoesbubn
aber Die Sifferens BON 10000 SNt
ie sSuaen. Ser ietiae SSoaenpurf
rcldt aeraOe fnopp aus, INN Die ser
fehrsanlprilhe au belpGltiNen.
IvSie &elt. ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23

- ncin. bicics Diol murpe nichts
pom SSlroc penpcht, ,uDlrcirhe Nus.
'tclllln0cn fplNten nod), bie Sehuttc
hrutb niht ub. Sb bieics Silb cine
Surnbonoc nbcr cin Mcnllett lei, oh
lcllcs niht ebcr Gin 9lpa0ip ais Elm
Slnoantc Slt ncnllcll, oh alNh bic
Spnort III ,Sarben allS;uoriifcn lei.
cs lplrne niht cntlhicbcn. 9Sitti0er
mar bns Eroblenl ielhlt.
1Sarbc mm0 Sum
SclbltpcrltGnhlib lpor cS u!rtl
bier riht unbcfnnnt, nuE Norhe l!nb
Son, nu tic SclipinNlln0cn iino, eft.
mas ScrlpunoteS nliteinonbcr buhen
llnn, lpelln ullh pbnIiolp0iih per.
lhleDcn, I'M Sccliit)en pom Mcn.
'hcll clnbcitlIrb, bcluubt pbcr llnhc,
lpubt, clnpflnncn ipcrpcn: nicnnonn
nhcr bate cs filr moNlit) 0ebolten,
bar lolhc Gnpiinounoen oeluiiIcr,
maHen, Shmetterlinoen 0lcid,, Elm.
NeronNen mcroen fnnnen, nui, lie, nlli
ole Sclnlpunb nie hus 8ciid)t elmer
Suno'chaft Nebonnt, iihtbur mcrnen
lnsllaNen ols Some in cincm nclcn
HtN0rcNotiultuno.
Us 0nh lolhc, Die iih ,lul crilcn
NAL crlnnertcn, heiml 9Inh1rcn Don
1'lnlt y =. elmer Siniunie upn
Nrlldntr, lurbile Ginnrildc cnmioll
Gen 81 huben. 9luh in ErulIicn oibl
cs nttnd)en, Die. Gbnlih Den upu
Frnf. SInlhiit in icincm &evr,
"Narhc Son. NprlrbllnN" nnociiihr.
ten 'Ndllcn, lconh Son nit elmer hc
llIllmten ,Surbt btlcurn fDnncn of
IN hrpmotilhcr 9tcjbenipIoc.
%lclleiht talltbt in Siibunlcrifo
no Die Sclpubner fiir S0nc unp iSor
ben hohl empfGnolih iinb, elm ,lnci.
ter Sfriabin aui, Der pur ,obrcr
mt lcincm Hilbtflouicr bon iih re-
pcn nafbtc. Snterciiont mGrc eli,
%cr'!!1, nm III crfnbren, lpie iid, DC,
prlnlltlpc Wtcrih, Der Snpiuucr !,
y, III Dem lrpblcm pcrbilt. .
Aoob bat Dus &erbicnlt, Die ;Iroo,
T.! |rallllen ais criter sur Sisfui
'lpll Nc'tcllt III hnbcl. Scr uOtliif
llaltr" Wllrpc nit icincn llclrcn sScr
ten utr0nnNencs Eobr ulri Der crile,
'nicrnot'pnolen 9tuhfricostaolIn,
per Npr'dllIllNs0eicllidait in Sam
! bllr0 lebr bcu(htct
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23
GemoIte Musk in BrosiIien

Selt ieber Fat Scr ocbiloete Sro=
lllloncr Die Gntpilfllno ser &iinlte
lcnlelts lclner Nrenien, Dor ollcn
Der Will'if lno Der sMolerei, nit pife,
ncn Slnnel perfplNt. oobei cine d,u=
rofteriltilhe Gurliche fiir bus linz
lelppbnlid)e uno Gcipnbcrc 3cioenp
vs. mar bahcr porolts;uicbcn, oaE
cr Der orbcitslicNenhcn rMliif in
,Inrhcn" lelnc 9luIncrfiomfcit ic,cuz
fen luilroc.
Eic NorItblnNsurbeiten oli pen,
Scblcte ocs ,Surbe- Son ErphIcnls,
an Die Der Glrrpp1cr, uur ollcnl bci
orm Nonlen bes lSrui. Gcuru 9ln.
lthIIt in Aonnbllro, oes 9eiters Der
r,yrelen ,IorldllnNsNeicllihuft fiir
l>lDhuloNl Nle", erinnert miro. lirp il,
Slloonleritu niht lnbcfunnt
Scr Gnbubrcd,cr
Srpbnem rief Die critic Slusi,cl.
ll'llN Der Nenlaltcn Miulif, Die Dor
'ebn Nohren in )iio Sc '>oneirr
oe{elat mllroe, sluIehcn berpor, Inn
lllht oos bier beliehte SSprt Cen,
iat1nn III ucbrul1rten. Ser muobol.
'lNc &llnltler mor ser in 9Sicn mn
i'no TcrIin NIeiherllaEcn bchci.
lnotelc Nnler Sob, Der icbt in Car
Fullln lpubnt.
CH lpur cln 2Suonia, Denn 9iiI.
Der 9lIa'ltllunNen 0ibt ca in atl
prGllllnnllcben ANuuptltubt, Die elm.
mai %rE'tnht nun liuris ucnoun,
lpllrnc, nnl lulllcnhem Nunn lulp nm
ter Den Dtulcrnreilttrn cntpcdt De,
&llllplNc nl1nrhnnaI MiinlIcr
Sin letter Niiicm
NlIr Die lirelic lpur picic ,Dil,
'lta Flntuoa", bic Ncnlultc yUilijf
EN- tettcr SilIen. Sob bottr e, nirht
lSlbt' penn Die Gpripcas, mic 81,
: SSelpobner Der i(toniten Stopt Sc,
@elt belGell, pcrunitalteten ei1e lpuh
tc Nallfabrt unO lie uurcn un
lprlIhsppu ocnlla. lie lpollten uitt
lll'r Ole acnlalte Mliif iebcn. ion
ocrn 9!ld' Den Mcilter, Die Sonrer
ott Gl'te alle iobIen iie III pcr
SpFDtcrn ocs ;}eus uno Der Wlncrn
'opne - brildteu ibn,, ais mare p,
clll :WaN1rr. beNeiltert Die S,onp,
Sle Frellclellte fraatcn ibn aus
ppofrNrupblcrten i'm mn Nir 80
lllolnc. 9lhcr lpic cs oclpDbnIid, neh
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23
Saarkonvention Won der
deutschen Presse abgeIehnt
VersehIeierte Annexion vnd Elm "impeioIistsehes
Rovbdiktot".

Bonn. Sic beutithe Erelie
lebnt bic slpiihen 'Sronfreih unh
Der or=Heaierllno pereinborten
&pnuentipnen folt einnuitiQ ab.
vNranffurter 9llNemtine":
Die GntiheiounN miro pprlpeo.
0enpnnlen, pbne oob Ser Soorbe-
nDlferlln0 in frcier llnD unbeein=
tluHter SlbltimmllnQ Die Nt00li,hfeit
QeQchcn lpprben lit, ibre oultlno
oariuleocn. 9Sie lpiu man 10 cine
&e!t oufbauen, bie iih Dem Siten
llttlich ilberleNen fiiblcn bari?
~Stltttnorter Norbrirbten":
Ser froni0iiitbc 9lubennlir,iiter
Shllnlon, Der Die Saorfpnpentipnen
yein s&erf beS iSrieoens" nennt,
lprl(ht Nleihieitio oupon, BOP lie
'lth filr Die Soor uno iSrunfreit)
als rniiBlib uno frutbtbor" erlpci=
Ten. Nier fehlt aus Dem Wtllnoe eines
Wtunnes, Der lid bisbcr ais @uru=
pder ae'elNt bot Der cllropuilde Sc
bait. Gs berrlcbt Der Ginpruf ppr,
ooH in Fdris oos geltrchen iicttbor
lpllrhe, pos Glen ,u idnlicncn, 10
lonNe cs noh leiB luar, lno nal; in
rolNeotncn Sotlothcm 0clthoficn mllrs
Den, Die Dem Geilt nud) ,pcnio ocio=
net limo, feline Sitterfcit in Sclltih
lunp iu bintcrlulien.
~Me'tnclltihc 9luoemcinc":
IN Der HeNcl bcitono fein orins
Ncnper slnIoP. Sie Saar bGtte iuoor
leltbt sum Sinneolico ,lpiihen Sen
hcloen Notipncn lpcrDcn fDnncn
lctt miro cs 5u Erntclten tunlnlcn,
oenn Die Scorf fru1e bat fir Selrtict,.
lNno audi priniipiellt Tenclltllno
Sel'tlhlono periithtet nitbt oui icine
obNetrcnnten Sltacbictc.
, Selcoruf":
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23
Neuheiten und Erfindunpen
"'o"!'hcrfe Nener'uerfsfapieln ami
Der Vaiis DDn ltrauinm

Sllt SaonrutOrlllll ser @pitiun-
boll'e electric Corporation murSe
elne ncllnrtigc ISelerluerffopiel cr.
ll'noen, ocren Grp!oiion mad, Sen,
FrInjlp Der 9ltombombc ,ujtonoe
fonllnt, aber nit Den, lluterihieS,
oaD tie felncrlci Shoocn ouridtet
S1r &np'cI beitcbt ans llrou gfcbcu.
prponfien, Ole bisDer feinerIe Ser.
lbertlng fanoen.
Ter fleinitc Wiutur Der ySclt.
Die II. g. Sniirlnnent Corpora
i'on 'nbrl5iert einen Motur, ser ais
Der tlelnltc Der Mrlt beseid)net ,per.
oen fam. Sein Turhn,elier betrGat
nur . Mlanncter uno icin @upid)t
| Sranln. l(nO bod) leiltet er 1000
Souren IN Der Winute unO ilnftio-
nlert taoellos. Sn ser Spiel5eug- uno
adnlcraiabrifation miro lih oielcr
o-WtinluturlnDtur belonbers 1ut
beipabren.
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