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The Nome nugget., 1950-04-21

say a few are meeting it badly" He did not name any names, but went on to say:
 Foreign policy is not a matter for partisan presentation. The facts about Europe or Asia should not be twisted to conform to one side or the other of political dis pute. Twisting the facts might change the course of an election at home, but it would certainly damage our country's program abroad"
 Mir. Truman called absurd" the line taken by Russian propa- ganda, saying:
 Soviet propaganda constantly reviles the United States as na- ton of war mongers' and 'imper- ilaists.' You and I know how ab- surd that is.
 We know that the United States is wholly dedicated to the cause of peace. We have no pur- pose of going to war except in de- fense of freedom"
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-21

WASHINGTON, (P)-The state department may ask Congress for more millions to combat commun- iSt propaganda abroad.
 President Truman signaled the
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-21

The oldest radio network, the National Broadcasting Company,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14


accord win the program OF the
C'Vil hightS congress- we
are entirely opposed TO the sup
precision OF trecdom OF Hpecch'
PhyiIs wheatley board would
tend 10 set a precedent with far
reaching Implications, II carried
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' uns uvN'"o wv Uo" "
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P""','"" y. '''osu's W ""o~ "S
"Po.H.' :" 'Nu ''"Po'-
'""''S T." WV Do"'' '" "'
i"S w. 10 say inc 'o"N'' y ""'
'"''oh OF u'moorauo pr,no'Pe~'
anu an "''''P' y" 'h"ue"' o""-
tro''
o,,,c,n,n ~ Johrr,. pak., Pos,
Of the American Legion, who had
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80, "'. -, s-s.s a. -
~ ~
Hen y. peery, Americanlsm
chairman OF the post, said Mon
day;
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-, 49," 49, ,.....,',.S 80, -
tins as .bs dooa .be has aa ro,,oh
r.gh, "a .oanL =. anv o,h,r sta.
z.n
while we do not hold the same
po"t'c"i Vows ~ F@uI iSooeson'
nor huSo"nu' u " "gh''c"h' .n"'
W" Cohg''""'"ha uh-Hm'tlc"n
committees IN" mover UaNoh e'thoF
OF inc hopeSohS 10 tASH
EIka Liberties League Protests
oarfiold T., aInton H,ate dIrec.
,or of IN. C,iv1 Iibertica LeaR,,,
and msmber NJ IN, staff NJ the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14
Ban ON MRS. robson Brings PROTESTS
Many Valuable Prizes
To Be Given Away

ton sponsored by this newspaper
in St. Paul April IS and 10 and
in Minneapolis April 20 and q.
many valuable prizes win be given
away.
In each city a televtsion set viii
be the grand prize.
Some club or organization will
win the $25 cash attendance prize.
Capitol Hardware Is giving
away a Labor Saver Coffee Ma
ker. The Thorne Coal and Appli-
ance Co. will present an electric
toaster. Peters Meat Products
will offer to several lucky per-
sons a patented wiener roaster.
PLAN Linoleum viii present q
Congoleum rug to some member
of the audience In st. Paul. Gem
trail Super Market will give away
merchandise coupons,
In addition to these and other
prizes bags Of groceries will be
awarded lucky persons attending
the exposition.
Doors at the affair will open at
$50 p. m. Stage demonstrations
will open at s p. m. A program
Of information and fun has been
arranged with top talent on hand
to keep everybody happy,
In Minneapolis special prizes
will be offered by the Flo-Kold
Co. Broadway Furniture and APP
pliaHce, Midtown Appliances,
Universal Appliances, PLAN LIMO
leum. Goodrich Stores. Such prizes
as q Cory Coffee Maker, Hanks
craft Egg service set. Automatic
Toaster, Congoleum rug, Peters
wiener roasters and a pressure
cooker.
These and other prizes will be
given away each night OF the ex-
position.
Persons who attend both nights
get two chances to win the grand
prize which IN a television set
Each nights admission ticket en-.
titles the holder 10 one opportuni-
~ TO win the grand prize.
Members Of the Twin City Solo
list Bureau under the direction Of
Dessa Gresham will appear on the
program during the st. Paul ex-
position. The Halle q. Brown Glee
Club under the direction Of John
Whitaker will sing
In Minneapolis Val La Mari, the
Jubileers and the Cantinos will
provide a portion OF the enter
tainment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14
Cast Of Eleven
70 Present "DoTu
Deem" A. PILGRIM

A comedy drama In three acts
with q cast Of II will be presented
at Pilgrim Baptist church At $50
p. m. Friday. April 70. under the
direction Of Mrs. Ethel Massey.
7I9 81. Anthony Ave. The play IL
Dora Dean" taken from tho
novel by that name by Mary J.
Holmes.
Those In the cast are Theresa
Brown, who viii play the part Of
Sarah Dean. q selfish aunt; Betty
Jean Hunt. who has the part Of
Bridget. n hired girl; Yvonne
CrShshon, who plays Eugenia, q
selfish girl; Marchita Allen. with
the part Of Alice. Eugenia's sister.
Beverly Kirk plays the title
role Of Dora Dean. Others In the
cast are Bobby Cox, Moses Knott.
Jr., Sally Moody. Constance Goss.
obedia Hunt and Isiah Brown.
The cast In this play IL the
same group OF players who APP
peared In The Women Next
Door two years ago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

free. Tickets may be obtained from
organizations wing for the cash
attendance prize OF At the door
each night
Special prizes from pATncipat-
ing merchants win Be given away
each night In addition 20 the
grocery prizes.
Only . few Of the products
which win b IN the bAskets are
shown GbOvs. Some products In the
baskets win Be crsamettes, Cers-
sofa Flour. 0ednsy salad dressing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14
CARMEN T0WNER &
MARIE REDDIcK 70
CONDUCT SCHOOL

Appearing at the SPOKESMAN
Home Service Exposition at the
second night, April 81. at Phyllis
Wheatiey House will be Miss Car.
men Towner, a graduate OF the
University Of Minnesota, and n
member Of the Home Service staff
Of Northern States Power Co. She
has conducted several Of the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14
St. Paul Urban League To
Present Certificates Of
Recognition To Citizens

braTian and for her activities 70
promote intsrraeiRI goodwill In
the g. Paul community; Martin
O. BroOkins. SOL st. Anthony
Ave. for outstanding job per-
Torrance a. q chemist and for
his contribution 10 the advance
msnt Of the employment Of Ne
grUss In the sciences.
James Lee, S63 Carroll Ave.
for outstanding Job performance
~ an athletic official; James s.
Griffin, 5s7 R0ndo Ave, for his
distinguished career a. q police
officer: and c. r. Roper. $50 Full
Ter Ave. for 90 years Of service
In the railroad industry and for
his activities for community bet
tsrTnent.
This is the first time in 81 Paul
that 4 special program has been
arranged for q group u preSsn.
tstIOns 20 g. PauIitss,
Similar awards viii BE- made 20
300 Americans from al walks Of
life and from all parts Of the
country. These recognition oertifi-
Gates are presented annually by
the National Urban League.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

Seven 81. Paul citizens will be
presented National Urban League
certificates Of recognition for
their contribution 70 intsT-grOup
and intsr-faIth relations In q sps-
cial program 10 be held at 4 p. m.
Sunday. April 10, at the Sterling
Club. 3I5 ~ Dale st.
The presentations are sponsored
in 81. Paul by the Public Educa-
ton Committee Of the League.
Mrs. c. u. Roper. chairman, and
the Vocational Committee Of the
League, Mrs. Le0nA Winner, chair
mar
Nominees for certificates Of
recognition for 1919 are Rev. Ben
Jamin n. Moore. 6Ss w, Central
Ave. for his leadership In the
completion Of the new structure
of 81. James AME church; Hec-
tor p. Vassar, S23 st. Anthony
Ave, for his successful efforts 20
raise the status Of the Negro IN
ion worker:
Mrs.. Frances Hughes. Hazel
wood and County Road y. for out
standing Job performance a. H.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14
JOHNNY BAkER POST
ANNOUNCES BANQUET

The Johnny Baker Post Of the
American Legion win hold its 26th
annual banquet Friday, April 70,
at 7 p. m. at the Fifth District
club rooms. corner 9Th 81. and Ind
Ave. So.
Tickets, which are available ~
the Posts club room. I2s Hyiand
Ave. No, or from Post and Aud
Iary members. are -.
Deadline for reservations q
this banqus
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

Attend Home Service Exposition
at Phyllis WheatIey House, Thurs
day and Friday, two nights. April
20 and FL. Many valuable prizes
each night Grand prize teIevisiOn
set. Admission free. Grand enter.
tAInnnent.-adyt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

Grand Masters from several DIFF
ferent states will be present at the
launching Of the temple building
program for the Masons of Min
nesota TO be held Saturday. May
6, at the Halle q. Brown gym
nasium.
C. d. Doty, grand master. an
nounced this week that the pro-
gram will begin at 7 p. m. Teen
ayers Of Halle will be the featured
entertainers on the program.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

At least 100 persons are going
TO get free baskets Of groceries
and other gifts At the Home Ser
vice Exposition Of this paper
which win be held Tuesday and
wednesday nightA April Is and
10 At Halle q. Brown House, $50
Aurora Ave, 81 Paul
On Thursday and Friday nights
April 20 and Il. the show win Be
held in Phyllis Phsatisy HOUSE.
soc AIdrich Ave. No. MinneaPO-
Lis. Admission to the exposition In
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams Of
Duluth. arrived in the city Friday
April 7 70 spend . two week visit
with Mrs.. Lottis Hyde. 3ss2 Gin
ton Ave. 30.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

Theodore Kunze, nephew OF
Mrs. Mamie Whiting. 36l1
Smelling Ave. Is In critical
condition at Minneapolis Cen
eral Hospital. Blood donors
are badly needed.
Mrs. Whiting and her fam
lily will appreciate citizens Of
fering blood in behalf of the
III man.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14
Wheatley Board Ban
On Mrs. Robson Is
ROundly Denounced

storm Of protest In Minneapolis Friday April T.
when the Phyllis Wheacy Settlement House board cancelled
previously scheduled meeting Of the Civil Rights Congress
which have been addressed by Mrs Esanda aul)
Robson
Negro ntcrracia civil rights organizations and cit
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

md was won by Mrs. Ralph VIII
son. and third by Mrs. Floyd
Poole. The next meeting viii BE-
held st The home Of Ma. Viola
Madden. 1854 Clinton Ave, 3d..
April 70.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

Keep off the date-MAy IL. -
BIGGEST DANCE YET.-adVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

Keep off the Date April %, 26th
Anniversary Banquet Johnnie
Baker Post q AuXiIlaFy.-adVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

nhs E.E.B.P. met with Mrs. Dan
AcAdams. 1870 Third Ave. 30.
Tuesday night. April IL A lun-
ehe0n ives served. FIRST prizs was
won BY Mrs. Fred Jones. VINO
played proxy for Bea casSius. Sec
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

Monarch products. PiIisbury cake
mix. TAStsWeIl Peas, Van Camp
Pork and Beans. Borden products.
ST. Paul MaeAroni, Home Brand
Products. Kennedy products. Sun
riss Potato Chips. JOrdan-Stsvens
Products. Fairway Food products.
Peters meat products, KsIlOgGs
products and Land OLAksa.
ABReF'S Gingerbread mix, Old
Home Cottage Cheese. Beatrice
Food Co. and 0thsrs-BuzE Brown
photo.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14

the Home Service staff. Mrs Red
dick had her Home Economics
training At the jackson Home
Economics School In Missouri
She IL . member Of 81. Peters
AME church and the Jolly Sixteen
Club Of that church
Miss TOWnsr viii demonstrate
the latest In cooking technique
and proper use Of appliances 70
ease the work Of the housewife
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14
NTVER 50 NEAR

II is defeat that turns bone to
flint, and gristle to muscle and
makes men invincible, and formed
those heroic natures that are now
in Ascendency in the world. DO
not then be afraid Of defeat. You
are never so near TO victory as
when defeated in a good cause
II. w. Beechor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14
ScoRN q PROGRESS

Many q man has risen to emin-
ence under the powerful reaction
Of his mind against the scorn of
the unworthy, daily evoked by his
personal defects, who with q
handsome person, would have
sunk into the luxury Of a careless
life under the tranquilizing smile
Of continual admiration. - De-
Quincy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-04-14
MACE Rags Action

The Minneapolis N. 4. A. c. p.
through its president William
Cratic, strongly protested the ac-
ton Of the board Of directors In q
letter 70 board president chas. d.
FIST.
The NAACP said:
While the NAACP 10 not In
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Die deutsche handwerks-
messe 1850 in muenchen
Steht an der Spite onderer devtscher Messen.

Wtilnd)cn. Scum hattie sic
6anbperfSnlelc in CONNER Iettc1
Sahres ire Sore gcihloiien. began.
nen 'hnn Die Gorbereitungen iiir Die
neue groBere Meiie oes Ssobres 1850
uchcr Den CrIolg Ser bisherigen Sc.
n'iihunaen uno oie Elnnuma ser
Teutid,en Sanopcrismelie 1850 be.
ridteten in elmer Sreeliefonierens
ser Setter Der slus'tellungL Mar
Sable, uno ieine Mitarbeiter.
Gs nuroen intereiionte Sergleid)ss
iahlen iiber ben Vel,d, Ser oelltldcll
Wtelien befnnnt Degcben, Ole ,elAten,
onb Die &unomerfsnnelie Miinden
rpeit an Der Spite ltebt. Dieie CAB,
len ,pnren fir Die tSrnnfIurter &erblt-
'nelie 100000, bie Sranfurter
agrormeiie 10000. Ole 9cip5i9er
Serbltneiie 10000. iiir oie gIeftro.
nelie Miinhen 100000, fir Die
Snnomerfsmeiie $4,000. Sic I'm,
iGse betruoen Is Miuiouen 0.Wtart
i'm Snlano unb annubernb Wtllllon
Collar i'm sluslano.
Sie neue Seuti1e 6anowerf5,
mclle 1850. mie ibr oiiiSieller Sitel
ninmcbr lnuten miro. lol pom 49,
2rai biz gum 4. sunni bauern. Son
Ser Vuuoesregierllns Bot lie Die Nn'
erfennlln9 oils .bunNesnid)tige Me'
ie" erbaIten. Cine meientlide Ser
groBerung bes MeiieaeltnOes lit Dor
geieben. Cine pierte Snlle mlrr er'
bnut meroen, 10 bab Itott bisber 49,
800 am nln ae9en 10000 dm &c
ocfte Solle sur Seriii9lng itebel
uerNen. Oas Nrel9elGnoe lpirn IN
5000 aui $4,000 am uerarOBert
Die @lrtihoitsbetriebe lollen ins
Srei9eIGnbe nerlageri meroen. Gin,
Saoenltrube miro erbnut Wcrnen Oh
0eteiiauna al bem Vunhcsachle
miro neientlif bOber ieln als all
ser erlten Wteiie. Die SIt5one mir(
, nabriheinlih in elmer Sonoerld)al
uusIteQcn. Die Ter9leifslnollld,fci
ten peroen beionoeres Sntcrelle be
anipruhen fonnen. Muh auslanoild'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
"TheE eECrime" Of Our Aqe"

gor einieen 8ohen bat Or. 6. "
Gritih ein 8u9 rTbe Crime Of our
Nae", ner0ffentlidi, porii5er eine
gbicoaoer 3cit,,ne tp6rtlih ihreitt
Inter ubiecm Eitel 1T in 6ieiet1
Eagen Elm grtl eridtenen. oaB berr,'
fen lit, bas @euiiien Der Gbriiteu
amerifas sutieflt aufsuriitteln - es
lit bas ee,paltisIte @erf. oas feli
@riessenoe auf oem giihermartt er'
idienen lit. Der gerfaiier lit Der be
fannte @eIcbrte ,tn6 Hebner, Dr.
9uopis ". Jriti9.
@obI iidert Ole @obrbeit Iansian1
burdp felt ser geroffentlidune bet
Nerfe bes gr0bten amerifaniiden
Siitoriters, CHARLES ". 8earo, rMme.
rican Holicp in the Mafine~, un>
.Yrelioent &ooiebelt anb tbe Com.
ing Of tbe @ar", George Woraen'
ferns rBearl &arbor. Sbe Storr
Of tie Secret @ar." Guitin S. Npp's
~Siitory's Moit Terrifping Yeace.
9}alpb s. &eeline's ~@rueiome Sar'
oeit", Sobn Z 5lpnnis ~Ebe 9tocie.
belt Mptb," gonrao 6. 8rieb's LIN,
cob sins the Soroes for @ar" - abe,
teines oieier @ert lit 10 mattpoI
ourGgreifenh unb iiherseusenb ,pit
~Sbe Crime Of our Mee."
Ser gerfaiier bat bier Elm Meiitpr'
itiid ebrliher uno ipabrbaftiger &C.
ididtsid,reibuns eeJief<t. gr III
riht MIR elm griin6Iifer Siitorifer
icnoern audl Sbeolose, ser Sic Sanb
Iltngen Der rStaatsmGnner" in oos
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Elm Brief Stains aus dem Jahr 1890

ihcn unIcrcn TcbIcru lln0 ulleren
Grrnn9cnlhn'tcn. mo bnnllt buben
Sic natiirlid) reht. @ir meroen bas
obne %cr5o9crlmg tlln. Sic braubeH
oas nlbt 5u bcGucifeln."
3eitidJriiten.
Gorfp, ocllcn @ricI on Stalin
niht peroilentliCht muroc, bnttc ant
itbeineno ouh sic Sroge geitellt, of
nidt cine 3eitihriit viibcr Sen &rieg" "
cribeincn iolltc, obcr Stnlin lebnte
ooS nit ser Grfl1rllng ob, bab cs
berclts 9cnu9 3eitihriiten gebe, ullo
lngte:
r@as Geihiften iiber sen &riea
onacbt, 10 miillen lie iorgTdlti9 aus.
selu0blt meroen. Nuf ocm 9iihers
norft gibt es cine Men9e 9iitber,
oie Oen rSd)refen" Oes &rieges Der
porbcben mo gegen icoen &rieg
Stinnllng mohen nidt MIR geacn
clncn impcrialiltildlcn &rich lonocrn
1egen ieoen onNcrcn. Gas ilo paii.
'lllilhc @ourGolsgeldldtcn, oie fcl'
ncn 9roBcn &ert baben. @ir broll=
hcn 0cihihten, Die ocn Sclcr pon
Sen @rcucln ocs inlperidIiitlldcl,
&ricgc5 Sil Scr NotpenNigfcit fitb.
rem, Sic inlpcrialiiti'feu Heaicrlln9cn
}u 'tiir5cll Die bcrorti9c &rlc9c or.
r3uocu iiuh mir nid)t ge3cn icocn
Grieg. SSir linb gcgen ocn imperia
Iiitilhcn @ricg, neil cr Elm acgen.
rcpolutionGrcr &rlc1 lit. slbcr mlt
lino iitr cincn ontisinperluIiltllcOeu
geIrciungstrleg, uno Spar trot Der
moblbefonnten Sntiadc, oub Elm lol'
der Grieg nicbt bon oen Sdrefen
oca @Irtpcr9icbcnS irci it, lonoeru
Iie bcbingt."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

Stnatcn bnbcn bereiis cine geteili.
9un9 5ugeiagt.
slls bemerfens,perte geuerung
miro onf Der gusItellna cine Sons
oerIfau bilocnoer &iinitler ae5eigt
meroen Nan erlpartet oapon einc
mirfiame 9elebuna oes aunitnarf.
tes. Cine 3uiommenarbeit nit Der
@eruisgenpiienihait bi!benoer &iinlt.
Ter lit onaebohnt: slls Beolngung
miro aeltellt. oab Die ausSeitellten
Arbeiten sur Soee oes Sanowcrfs in
%erbinoung iteben slui Ser EreIIe.
fonieren5 lpuroen auh oie Gr9ebnille
oes @ettbeperbs iiir oas nelle WelIe'
pldfnt porgelegt. 9eheutenbe 8rd.
pbifer aus Dem geiumten Yunoes9e.
biet tporen 5ur Scilnabnle rufgefor-
oeri poroen. Oas graebnis mar ers
itounlit, unbeirieoiseno. Oen erlten
Yreis erbielt her Gntrpuri oes Iu9ss
burger Grapbifers Soni Sepf.
(Miinhner Merfur.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
lui,,Iten Gh,,rttil( iiir
1tenieren, nit $talin

Coinburgb. gSinlion Gburdin bcil.
tetc an, baB er lih, iucnll er oenNabl-
iicg aeipinnen ipllte, bellrllben iperoe
nit YrGlibent Srllnlnn nno Stalln
sulommer1slltreiier, Inn 'ble &rie9s.
gcinbr 5ll bcieitigcn. Gr lngtc, er
f6une sic rOce niGt los mcroen, nal
cine 1rel,e aoniercnk Scr Staatsober'
bGuptcr itnttiinben iolltc.
81, sSaibIngton iilo natiirlih aud
gcnllg 2clte porbonoen, Die cine Ner
itdtoiaung nit yiuBlano iudcn, obe'
leiocr bort man niht wclter als Der
Guotih iiber sic ooogeltboube nluf
es licbt 10 aus oils oh bieIe Wonlb'
lulr Iiir bie gefpobnli6en Sellte mare
ober oa5 erite &ra6en berlelben lDlri
sic rflllgeu" aDpfe IN @albingtol
banu nnoers belebreu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Ehipcrcr 1traivau lit
1cta,,nesbmro

Johannesburg 2'ilon'rlfn. $n
@eioIQc eine@ ser idhllmntllcn Sra
lpoIlc, ole bier felt >Sabrcn nlls1cbro
hen iirN, qriIfcn 100 GinNcborcnt
sic Eoli5ci al lmo hClparIcn scr
W@nbnhoi lmh mclrcre SSngcn mi
5teincu. SIC crltcn @critbc crlpub
Men nihta bon &erlcbuugcn. Srl
&ropou cntltonh, OILS cinc Gnli5ei
Itrciic cincn Gingcborcnen 81 Der
boltcn iuhtc llno 9tofbnrn ibn 81
Nilic famcn. Sic Voli5ci moOtc sc
brouh BON Ser Shub>pofie unO boz
Cr1ncnqoa. 9Iud) Bic Gingcborcnel
gabcn ShilMc nb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Deutsche Aus|andsschuIden
so||en geregeIt werden
Elm Plan des Hohen Kommissars McCIoy.

tfronfitrt. - Gic ulliicrtcn Sober
&onnIillore mouen in SEN fonmcu-
0cn SS0dlcn nit Der @unocarcaiCrlm0
0oS ErobIcm ser ocutifcn %orfriea5
ldnllNCn crortcrn. Mir nua Srciier
Der nncrifnniId'cn @clabung5bebGr
Den IN NrnnfIurt mitlCtCilt miro. tot
Der anerifanllt)e Sohe &OnlnlillGr
Sobn N2cGIop bel ieincn 9e'predun,
gen in @a'binaton cinen uorlGuIl0en
Flan lntcrbreltet, Nnrd hen 0la al
ten oeutlfcn 9IuslonhsucrpIIiflnm-
gen bis olli mClteres all59clett mer.
0cn, 1lCld)5citlg nbcr oo5 Terbot pri.
Unter nl5lGnNjlder &npItolinot'no
ven in Ser @unoP5republt unh &elt,
berlin nll'9ehoFen miro. Scr Elcn
Scr 0cm omcritnnllhen IubenrEi.
lterltm OOrgeIegt muroe, 'ou All
&orlhIaBcn @unoe5funjler5 81
A0cnauer beruDen.
Sic Ocutidcn GerprIid)tllu0en Sc.
gcniiber Dem 9IuSlano meroen uu'
2,5 Bis 3 Miuioroen G.Marf 9e
'c)ubt 9tnh Dem olnerifanl'hen Elar
Ioa ser 9unNe®ierung uor9clhIn
gen mer0cn, ein @e'et lilr sic filnI
tIBe Hc9clun9 Der sluaIonosIdulOcl
auSjuarbcitcn. Grit Damn ioll nad cl
ner entlpred)enoen sln'prad)e 5ioi
ibcn Geutid)en unb slaiiertcn oa:
! GnpitnlinueltIcrunasuerbot oi'Acbo
ben merbcn. Gas beutld)e Gelcb 'ol
nod Sen blsberlaen Il1nen nlr Oil
Nnlprild)c ser priunten nualunoldel
NlGlhi9er re9ein, mGhrcno Die ocllt
'd)cn liootliNen 9lnIciben ouS oen
Sabre 1920 bis 1899 llnb Die Meld)5
'flilben bis 5ull Ibltlltb eine5 ,Srle
ensuertrnae5 nid)t heriidlldbtlat mPr
ben lmo Die Sielllmg elmer ilpeltcl
Sppotbcf erbaltcn iollen. IS oerlnll
tet, noB nllicrte Snd)perItnnolge &c
9enrudrtig ouh MGAildftlirn inter
Iuhen. Ole nnh Dem arlege in Mel!
oeutihIano bloflerten nuslanol'cbel
8ut5obenb Die oui etpa 800 WtilliO
nen G.Morf geihatt perocn irei
ju8cben. Serner miro befonnt ba
oualonhihe SnpeItionen in Ser meil
oelltiden Mirtidait MIR lhrithuell
mO le0igli6 inlopeit 5uaclullelh mel
Ben ioaen oils iie inn Sntereiie oe
neuticben @lrilhaIt !iegen. sImer
tdniid)e @lriiha'tsfreile be5eihne
| Die 9luSiid)ten Der belltiden Wlr
ldaIt iiir ausldnoiife aapltallno
'itionen aIs giinitig. als belonoer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

O. rduerndhriht
3nr lcbtcu Mnhc.

grlloer Sobnlln Sttterlp crbllftt
bus Siht Der gSelt ON Il. Tcicnlbcr
1888 als Suhn bon Garl ltuo %erpnn
Sitterlp in Ifarftid)ulfcn in Sicbcll-
biireen. Sort bat er lelne &inobclt
berlebt lno ieire llntcr>ueiIll,n1 IN
Der bril riltliden 0lulbenslcbre emp.
faneen.
SSsm Sabre 1912 fam cr nad Sine
rifa lno lebte enige Sobre IN 8arp
lno fom Damn noh Chicago, tpo CT
I'M Sabre 1922 nit Srdlllein Snra
Sefes in Sen Stono Ser bcili9cn Gbc
trat. Sieie Ghe mar cine 9elegnetC
es entiproilen ibr cine Sodter Itilli
Sitterlp Gar. SSn oen lcetcn Sohrcn
lit sic 8eiunNbeit 9ruoer Sittcrlp 5
5ulebenbs 'd'lp1dpr gcluororn. !tlB'
te otter oas 9elolutt.&oipitul beIucDcll
lpo er cine lieben0e EfIe9c erfubrcn
ourfte.
Sort lit er an I. Tebrllnr 1850
naf) Ifiperem 2eiben Oerld)ic0cn Cr
lit Ser erite ieiner 1Samilie Scr lclncu
EItern auf henl 9&ege in On5 &cn-
ieits fplste. 9ruoer Sitterlp miro be
trauert bon Ieiner Iicbcn @ottin, icis
ner Sodter Wtiui leinen Shtpiegcr-
iobu, einem gnfcl, ieincn 3lpci @ril'
Bern Garel lmo Saul, ieincn bei0cn
Sdlpeitern gliiabetb uno 3cginn,
Shlpagern llnuo SdpdgerInnen lulo
bon oielen Sfelnben.
d Sas er beliebt bel leinen Mtitnen,
hen tpar, oapon 5eltgten Die pleIen
9ll,lnen ullno ser Meilenlnnge &ciz
ten5ltg.
8ri,ber Spbn SitterIp ipor eln
eutitebenbes 0titgIieo bes 3rpcig 8
llno bes Central Gerbanbc5.