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Evening star., 1951-04-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1851 2-dr. sedan; s-cyl..
,,a ayd,T,a.i sTssn; oss: g. :426 or best s5 otler.
fsIs $1,000 Ss MI HE}!a
PONTIAC I949 Streamliner; Special
de luxe; 4-dr sedan; r. and h.;
new tires; peri. cond. Must sacrifice.
$1,475 or best offer. LA. $4,000.
pREFECT 1e4s British Ford); htr.:
| owner; very clean: low mileage;
= RADIO co. authorized Austin
Sales, Service, Parts. both sides 9TH
RENAuLT II e ia4s a;E 4sdr. NY green saaa eo good
small car. 40 miles per gal, good
tires. S435. OWNER. AL. 5409,
sTUDEBAKER 194s Land Cruiser;
cash offer. Cali OR. 1898. --26
|STUDEBAKER 1850 sedan: S1.3a3.
Why pay more? 5et bank financing
AUTO WHOLESALERS 1881 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
STUDEBAKER 1941 2-door sedan;
sTUDEBAkEEI; ;I; Isas isas 4-door sedan;
sffttDDEB;AkER 1850 Land cruiser; s /;
etc; Beautiful plaza gray with with
matching nyion interior; a low
mileage. 1.owner car; $1.795
MCNEIL sHa MOTORS RH $3.50 1884 "iscoaSin
sTuDEBAKER 1850 sedan; S1.393.
AUTo WHoLEsALERS. 173G Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion coupe.
T. and h.: good mechanical cond..
good appearance; $295. FA. 6937.
sTUDEBAKER AZ Champion de luxe
2-dr., beautiful orig. black. Wv.
tires, cd. Motorola radio. seat
covers; perfect mechanically, very
clean; ppSs;e pyt; owner; S776. After $50
STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion Regal
de luxs 2-door; Just like brand-ney
bargain at $795; liberal terms and
BIA MOTORS, 14th and Florida ave
NV. AID. 6429. 80
STUDEBAKER 1947 Commander;
motor ,oyerhauled; T, and h. oyer
Sii Sfiye nanas htiholdsI ap Al hiss shape; $aSS
sTUDEBAKER 1850 sedan; S1,398.
Why pay more? SO bank financing.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
STUDEBAKER I949 4-door sedan:
S1.245. Call KE. 3-691S -2S
STUDEBAKER '4S Champion 4-dr. de
luxe; orig light tan, climatizer. de-
froster. good tires and mechanical
condition. One owner; low mileage:
BUTLER. NC. 1921 21st St, DI.
0110, open ewes. till o.
STUDEBAKER AZ Commander Sc
dan; very clean, has had excellent
caie; orig finish; beautiful, clean
whipcord interior; overdrive, heater,
defroster, nice tires; 30-day guaran-
tee SS95; terms, trade and guar
antee. EMERSON g. ORME, INC.
1889 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 3-2400. Open
till o.
sTuDEBAKER 1850 Champ. STAR
light club coupe 6 pas; clean as
pin and in fine mech. cond,; over
drive; orig. finish like new, clean
interior with tailored plastic covers,
r. and h., very. good tires; only
1,445; t., t. and guar EMERSON
& ORME, INC, 1889 Pa. ave. Sc
Ii. 3-240o. Open till 8.
Evening star., 1951-04-26
CONVERTIBLE TIME
PACKARD ,42

Model 145 convertible coupe; r. and
h, and defrosters. white-side tires;
one owner: driven very little: new
top. This car is in Al condition
Throughout; fully guaranteed. OPS
S1,495; low rate financing. Buy
from reliable new car dealer
CAPITOL MOTOR CO., 7911 Georgis
ave. Silver Spring, Md, SH. 1904
Silver Spring Packard Dealer. -21
Evening star., 1951-04-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 194s. Here is a goot
buy. Fleetline 2-dr., equipped witt
radio snaH and heater; lasting perform
ful value at only 1905.
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 M st. NV. MI. o1s5
Evening star., 1951-04-26

STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion Regal
de luxe 2-door; Just like brand-new
in looks and performance; a real
bargain at S795; liberal terms and
trade. Open 8 a.m.-9 pm. COLUM-
BIA MOTORS. 14th and Florida ave
u w AID R42Q -ol
Evening star., 1951-04-26
PACKARD 81
De Luxe Sedan
Company Official Car

Company Official Car
Ultramatic transmission, radio, heat
er; defrosters, white-sidewali tires,
other extras: very low mileage; new
car title and guarantee. List price
S3'O"4 90; Think Of saving S264.66
Low rate new. car financing. Buy
from a reliable new car dealer.
CAPITOL MOTOR Co. Silver Spring
Packard Dealer. 92S Phila. ave.
silver Spring. Md, SH. 5000. -27
Evening star., 1951-04-26

fUkU Iate 1897 COuV.s super ue luAc
sT ssy tIe slean fuly u os sguPgsd gs 90 Sutstssa i
between Z and 9 pm, s 1T
FORD 1871 Tudor sedan; new bat.
terry, brake lining. master ans
gilcs, CYLINDERS. tire1. generator, ,fue
pump bearings, rings and points
rebuilt carb.; 1895. Lu. 1882.
FORD 1s4s VS. Super de luxe Gus
tom Fordor: maroon, r. end h.
excel: cond. Must sell. Ss45. Ii
fofp e.F oW' 5ss?; ss4g, good condition, siOO
fd TR1ANaIE n Ii niSy MoToss. 500 ShdS' r. RI
FORD 1850 de luxe "s" sedan; heat
er; white-wall tires; one owner
SLAB: guar, terms. TRIANGLE
bS MoT9Ss; Ssas solo R, !. ave. ne
FoRo 1879 194a custom .s" sedan; r
and h., overdrive; one owner; today!
special price. S1.175. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 3010 r. !. ave. ne. DE
FORD '4s de luxe "s' coupe
equipped. S995: CENTRAL MoToE
SALES, 1925 Conn. ave. NV, Wo
FORD 1850 Fordor custom as"
dark green. custom r. and h., low
mileage; actually new car in per.
formance and appearance. 81 .595
RON PONTIAC. INC. 1929 is
ave. Bethesda. Oh. 5000. rs
hImnAn sS ,les S sedan sedan psssiasnts SeE SsF
PRY 18th and P NV.
black finish plastic covers, goot
tires. fine engine. $725. FA. 2905
--27
HTLLMAN 1851 sedan; demonstrator
used very little: new-car guarantee
Yd;ffI fsif +. 14oaHaMAs Z ave. n.s.. MOTION a ~
HUDSON 1916 4-dr. "6"; marvelou
condition mechanically. immaculat
appearance; guar; 1895. WILLIAM
& BAKER. Nash, 29th and M sts
NV. Ho. $500. -27
Evening star., 1951-04-26

AZ Champion de luxe
2-dr, beautiful orig. black, Wv
tires, o.d.. Motorola radio. seat
covers; perfect mechanically. very
clean; pvt. owner; S775. After 6:30,
XII. S-4S6S. -26
Evening star., 1951-04-26

~~A'
oLDsMoBILE 80 "ss" Rocket; Hy-
dra- Matte; 81, 1898. Why pay more?
$50 bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALLERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
oLDSMoBnE AZ convertible; 'S7s3.
I AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
OLDSMOBILE 1947 sedanette; T. ana
h., Hydra-Matic, 1926: ROYAL
MOTORS, q, INC, chTysleraP ~ JaPG aPlymogyth' ya
oLDSMOBILE 1947 sedan; 1898. Why
29f aGTo mo5f WhoLEsALGRs Gas5 i4sI siAi5s Bis-
densburg Rd. II. 3-Ssoo.
OLDSrIOBILE 80 "SSp Rocket; Hys
dra-Matic; S1,S93. Why pay nlorsP
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
oEDsMoBILE ;iiSsSHj 1850 de luxe holiday
coupe; radio, heater: an excellent
value; $3.50. AKERS OLDSMO-
gItE-CADILLAC co: Fajriingtaon a aa
oLDshiOBILE g. e.nvertiDIe; S793.
Why pay more? $50 bank financing
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
OLDs 80 Rocket "SS" sedan: one
careful owner, low miles; orig. nm
iSn ike new very clean LnIeIlUI
fitteSl covers, Hydra-Matic, r. and
h., excellent tires, turn signals; only
$I;9gs; terms; trade ggarantss' gnsa ss
Obs 40 ass'' club coupe; or : gray nm
ish, r. and h.. Hydra-Matic drive,
Priced for immediate sale; 81 .395:
CAPITOL CADILLAC-OLDSMoBILE
Co, 1929 22nd st. NV, ST. 1900
0LDS AZ "76" sedan; r, and h.,
Hydra Matte drive; nice car; SS95.
CAPITOL CADILLAC-oLDSM Z
Co. 1922 22nd st. NV, ST. $500.
oLDS 1850 'Ss" club sedan; gre n
I'm. 7. and h, Hydra: So 1916
CO.. 1922 22nd st. NV, ST. 5000
CLDs 1850 '9s"; light green, ,only
1000 MI, like new all extras;
S2,395, cash. trade or terms, May
be. seen at 1885 Wilson blvd. OF
OLDs 1S47 s76' sedanette; Hydra,
T. and h., seat covers. black finish
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 1888 K. /
ave. ne CO 0S52
Evening star., 1951-04-26
PACKARD '5O

4.door sedan; radio and heater. de-
rosters. Briggs oil filter; one owner;
very low mileage; new car cond
throughout; fully guaranteed; OPS
ceiling price $2.295, our sale price
1850. Low rate financing. Bun
from a reliable new car dealer
CAPITOL MOTOR co. 79I1 Georgis
ave, S. s., Md, SH. 1904. Silver
Spring Packard Dealer. -27
Evening star., 1951-04-26
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER
so CAL. Gas FREE
WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY USED CAR
DURING OUR GRAND OPENING
TOMORROW, APRIL 9th

'4o NASH 900" 2-Dr. SQoE
Gray heater. T~~
'49 BUICK Super Convertible ------S1 7o5
Black; Dynahowi r. an h, T'"~
'48 FORD "8" Fordor G GoQE
H.; ~~~
48 OLDSMOBILE "98" Abr. .G1 1oI
Black; Matte; r. h. XI'~~
AZ ls pLYMouIH tt sp Del, 4.I1; 4,Dr ,,,,a--$945
AZ sTuDIBAKER II I<!R,,s: chemp0n AMI, Coupe $795
~ CHE cHEvRoLET roll Fsstmoster .t 4-Dr -SS95
rs a!lss; LINCOLN ~ 4,DF D ,1,;,;;1. -Se95
4S rs,IsD FORD stoton Ste. sa,,,.,.a Moson --S795
~ \ MERCURY .Rs s.4 4-Ds l.,,; .,,.:,,
Evening star., 1951-04-26

s. Il. :5-sS0H
CHEW. so Fleetline de luxe 2-dr.; a
6ssutifH E. ercse1 Sar 10y EoiGIis mils
/ metallic blue orig. finish, matching
4 plastic covers. custom r. and h. turn
Il signals, wrap-around bumpers: only
I S1.595; terms, trade and guarantee.
:. EMERSON g. ORME, INC, 1889 Pa.
aye. Sc. Ii, $1,000. aa Open till g..
g1E oWn:i ps psrf ies92 esq., sc go: g. @any SrIs
1852 -: z T. HEDGES 80
fS9gs Togs INc Ii h c6ryssr s. oa psr95ub 5oYA M9 p
.oa5. RoYAJ. 'It NoToRs, Afi IN G.. G..
Chrysles-Plymouth' aSno 400 Ga. ave.
CanYsIER ainii IA; :'p9, 1850 Imperial 0ss sedan;
driven 5000 miles, equipped with
s.-w. tires. Cost So. .340.95. our price
,ss,or Sgs9,o GIar, dss,s-s terms wRd Spd EoN sTaes
MoSTscSR;g 1isS YIsl Gssit7ysss IVY sii-
CFRYSLER As Windsor; r. h.; very
clean; ST. .295. ROYAL MOTORS,
INC. chrysler- Plymouth. 4100 Ga.
na ave- soTo 1io, 1a47 "a; SsSo- saS eoune So ssss
why pay more? 5es bank financing
= AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bla-
denssure Rd. Ii. 3-8S00.
DE SOTO la49 club coupe; 1st series
s 81 ,093 Why pay more? so bani
= financing. AUTO WHOLESALERS
1T31 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00
bI SOTO 1899 4-dr. Custom sedan;
hee.ter. s275 or best cffer, Can bt
s franced with small down payment
10. a-9606; 2s
Isl .093. Why pay more? So banl
I financing. AUTO WHOLESALERS
8 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. 3-SSqO
DE SOTO AZ club coupe; r.. and h.
spotlight, fog lights, automatic trans
mission; good cond.; l owner; SS5o
ia. 5-Ss95. 27
DE SoTO 1e47 club coupe SS93
Why pay more? 5es bank financing
AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bla
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-SS00.
Evening star., 1951-04-26

custom de luxe Tudor;
l.; low mileage; 81. .395.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-14

Joe Market, Mr.. and Mrs. Gorden
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle DUggan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Meyers, Lloyd
Morrison, Bill Good Of Sandusky,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Chapman.
Edward Hancock and Maurice
Arndt were the only two members
of the crew unable to attend. Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman served as the
chairmen of the committee.
The Junior High School stud
ents spent Saturday evening dec
Grating their home room and
holding Christmas party, when
it was finished Dave Stansbury
is in charge Of this group.
The Parent-Teacher Association
held Christmas party on Tues
day evening, Dec. H. A social
hour followed the business meet
ing with a Christmas Party and
gift exchange. Refreshments
were served.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Scheible-DoWning American Le-
gion Post held their regular meet
ing and Christmas party on Thurs
day evening, Dec. 13. Mrs. Jacob
Market, Mrs. Earl Parker, Mrs.
Wilson Webster, Mrs. w. Laskos-
ky and Mrs. Joseph Prentice ser
we'd on the social committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fox cele-
brated their seth wedding ami.
versary on Sunday, Dec 9. A
family dinner was held at their
home on Lorain Ave-, at l p. m
with the following members OF
the family present: son and
daughter-in-Iaw, Mr.. and Mrs
Ethan O. Fox, and Mr.. and Mr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-14

Richard Fox and children, Ruth
and Richard Jr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hecksters and daughter Lin
da, of Holland, Ohio, were unable
to attend the family party. Mrs
Hecksters is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs Ethan o. Fox.
The Henry Foxs were married
in 1895 in the old Beebe House,
which was, at that time the SWank
Hotel of the Island. They were
one couple of double wedding
service. The other couple were
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas Mey-
ers. They all spent a weeks
wedding trip to Columbus AMI
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wertenbach
and Charles Kindt have moved to
Cleveland where they are employ
ed at this time.
The Christmas play, ''The Magic
Christmas. Tree" will be given as
part OF the Community Christmas
program, which will be held on
Friday evening, Dec 81, in the
Town Hall. The play will be CIV
en- by primary and intermediate
rooms-grades l to Gin the loc-
al schools. The Glee Club will
also assist by leading the COM
munity singing.
The Chamber of Commerce and
Parent Teacher Assn. will spon-
sor Santa and gifts for each of
the pre-school age children and
all school children. The Commun-
ity Christmas tree is decorated
and lighted and other decorations
are being hung on the Main
street
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-14

timore, guard, Lakeside, and
Dale Reeder, guard, Genoa.
Countians who we're listed for
honorable mention by Toledo
sportsWriters arc: Fred Diekman,
end, Genoa; Jack Shimp, tackle,
Elmore; Dan Monak, back, Lake
side; Bob Kristenak, back, Lake
SIDE, and Fred Marsh, Genoa.
Additional honors were be-
slowed upon Lakeside's Geo. Mil
lie this week, too, when he was
one of 25 high school football
players named to the fifth annual
all senior Chic Harley Memorial
football team. The boys were
picked by 81 sportswriters in Ohio
and will be honored at a banquet
given in Columbus by the Junior
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-14
PUT-N-BAY

The Commodore Perry l. O. o.
F. Lodge and Lone Willow Rebek-
ah Lodge held election of officers
this past week and the newly elec-
ted officers are: Noble Grand,
Kurt Woischke; vice grand, Myr-
j on Meyers; secretary, George
Borman; treasurer, James Poulos,
and trustee, Eugene Ingold.
Lone Willows new officers are:
Noble Grand, Mrs Otto Krohn;
vice grand, Mrs. Harry Schillu-
meit; sec, Miss Ruth Burggraf; J;
treas, Mrs. Theodore Phillips;
trustee, Mrs. Otto Herbster; de-
puty pres, Mrs. Chester Dress.
i Inc annual Christmas pol-luck
dinner will be held at 6:45 p. H.,
Thursday, Dec. 20. A regular
meeting will be held at 8 p. m.
! and social hour with games of
j pinochle, Santa's gift exchange
and refreshments will follow.
The committees appointed are
as follows: Mrs. Chester Dress.
Mrs Katherine Bishof, Miss Ruth
Burggraf, Mrs Harry Schellu-
melt, Mrs Lyle Duggan, Mrs. Eu-
gene Ingold, and Mrs. Stanley
Wulkowicz.
! Miller's crew held their annual
get-together party at the home OF
Mrs Katherine Conlon and MI
and Mrs. Cletus Marsh on Satur-
| day evening, Dec. 8. A pot-luck
dinner was served and "boner
gifts were presented to each of
/ the crew members and cards, and
music formed the greatest part Of
the evenings entertainment The
guests present we're, Mrs. K Con-
| ion, Capt. and Mrs. Cletus Marsh,
Capt. and Mrs. VIM. Lee Miller
and son, Bill, who is a member
of the U. S. Coast Guard, Vernon
Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ohle-
! macher, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Fox, MIR. and Mrs. Clarence
Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bor-
man, Mr. and Mrs. E. Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Market, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-14
9S1o(D12'A'S'lr12n 20
LIBERAL SPRlNKLING OF
OTTAWA COUNTY CRlDDERS
NAMED ON BLADE ALL STARS

Three members of the Oak Har-
Dor Rocket grid team have been
named on the Toledo Blades All
Sandusky Conference honorary
team.
They are Roger Schultz, tackle;
Ed Sickmiller, center, and Roger
Immel, back, all Oak Harbor
seniors. Both Schultz and I'M
mel were named on the Sandusky
Bay all-star team voted on by
area coaches last week.
In the Blades all-star B team
are three other Ottawa county
high school football players, who
made the first team. Five others
were given honorable mention.
Geodrge Mile, end, Lakeside,
made the first ttam in the Blades
line up as we'll as the Sandusky
Bay official team, as did Ned Lat
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-14
Redskins Taste First Set
Back By Battling Tiffin
Columbian, Edging 53-41

Port Clinton Redskins suffered
their first defeat of the season
at the hands of Tiffin Columbian's
power house here Friday 53 to II.
Port Clinton got off to a poor
start in the first period, tagging
six points. Tiffin held the lead
throughout the game, standing 81
20 at intermission.
Harry Groman scored Is point
for the ColumbianS as high man,
while Ted Selgo tailed Is for Port
Clinton. 1t was Tiffin's second
straight win.
Columbian Reserves routed
Port Clinton Reserves 43 to 81.
TifSin-53
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-14

Chamber of Commerce, Dec. Is.
The team is dedicated as life
time memorial to Chic Harley,
former Ohio State football great.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-12-14

q WEEKS AHEAD Of Christmas, toys and gifts start
10 moving from factories to stores in your town. On
New York Central, they travel in smooth-ridins
merchandise cars. Often they make the last lap
in special trucks that connect with fast freights
and fan out from main terminals to small stations
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-13
8O0-Jahrfeier des Slowakei-
Deutschtums in Stuttgart

STUTTGART. - Fine 80O-Jahr-
teier des SloWakei Deutschtums
wurde in Stuttgart Won der Kar-
pathe deutschen Landsmann-
schaft, dem Hilfskomitee fur die
Evangelism Lutherischen Slowa-
keideutschen und dem Hilfsbund
k a rp a thendeutscher Katholiken
veranstaltet. Es fanden Tagungen
der konfessionellen Hilfskomitees
der Jugend, der Erzieherschaft
und Genossenschaftler und ein
Festakt staff. zu dem Vertreter
der Bundesregierung, sowie dei
Oberbirgermeister Won Stuttgart
sprachen. Den Festvortrag hielt
DR.. Aurel Emeritzky: der Schick-
salsweg des Karpathendeutsch-
tums'. Elm evangelischer Festgot-
tesdienst in Cannststt wurde Won
Bischof DR.. Heckel gehalten. Fine
Kundgebung auf dem Killesberg
nit Vertretern der Bundesregie-
rung und Landesregierng. sowie
elm BeiSammensein der Landsleute
entsprechend den heimatlichen
Sprachinseln bildeten den Alb
schluss der Feier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-13
Ballonfahrt elmer Achtzig jahrigen

DUSSELDORF. ~ Die 8Ojah-
rige deutsche Ballonfahrerin und
Fallschirmspringerin Frau Schlei-
fer, die unter dem Namen Miss
Polly bekannt geworden ist,
startete in Hidden bel Dusseldorf
in Begleitung des Vorsitzenden
der Ballonsportkommission des
Deutschen Aeroclubs, Direktor
Raven, zu elmer Comeback-Fahrt
NIT dem Probation "Wickuhler"
Mach fast vierstiindigem Flug, den
sic gut uberstand, landete der
Ballon wohlbehalten in Bentrop
in der Nahe Won Unna. Miss
Polly verzichtete auf ihren Sitz-
platz in der Gondel und bel je-
der grosseren Wiese, die in Sicht
kan, ausserte sic: "Das ware
Elm g,e!sneter Platz zum Absprin-
gen, und wenn ich einen FALL
schirm hattie. wiirde ich es auch
trotz arztlichen Verbots tun'. Sic
hielt allerdings Won den moder-
nen Fallschirmen ebensowenig.
vie Won modernen Messungen,
und unternahm ihre eigenen
Luftmessungen NIT Papierschnit-
zelchen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-13
100000 Jugendliche in West
deutschland und Westberlin ohne
Arbeit und LehrstelIe

BETHEL. Die gegenwartige
Lage der heimat- und arbeitslosen
Jugend observation-disclosures ergibt
sich aus folgenden Zahlen: Ar
beitslose l8 bis Is Jahre) 23O, 1000.
Arbeitslose "a bis l8 Jahren) 4O,-
600, Observation-Disclosures (ohne
Berlin) 100000, Arbeitslose und
Lehrstellenbewerber in Berlin 3D.
600, jugendliche Grenzganger aus
der Ostzone monatlich etwa 1000.
Insgesamt befinden SIGH somit
in der Westzone einschliesslich
Berlin uber 100000 Jugendliche
ohne Arbeit und ohne Lehrstelle.
Statistisch NIGHT erfassbar sind die
illegalen Grenzganger, die aus
Furcht vor einem Abschub in die
Ostzone SIGH in der Westzone
ohne polizeiliche Anmeldung und
ohne Aufnahme in den Grenzla-
germ aufhalten. Bisher haben Won
den jugendlichen Grenzgangern
nur zehn bis funfzehn Prozent
einen behordlichen Zugang erhal-
ten. Die restlichen IS Prozent bis
80 Prozent halten SIGH illegal, mir
gends registriert, ohne feste I'm
terkunft und Fiirsorge in der
Westzone auf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-13

MUENCHEN. "Schlesien --
cine gesamtdeutsche Verpflich-
tung', dieser Leitspruch Steht
uber dem grossen zweiten Bum
destreffen der Schlesier, das in
diesem Jahre in der bayerischen
Landeshauptstadt Minchen vom
I3. bis II. September stattfindet
und zu dem etwa 100000 Schle-
sier aus der Bundesrepublik, der
russischen Zone, dem Saargebiet
und dem Ausland zusammenstr0-
men werden. Da anschliessend in
Miinchen das weltberihmte ok
toberfest" stattfindet, wird das
"Schlesiertreffen" Elm besonderer
Anziehungspunkt sein.
Unter den geraubten deutschen
Ostgebieten, denen das deutsche
Vaterland in gleicher Weise ver-
pflichtet ist, nimmt Schlesien in
sofern cine Sonderstellung elm.
ais eS 1914 vor Beginn des deut-
schen Abstiegs rund % Prozent.
also Elm Viertel. der gesamtdeut-
schen KohlenerZeugung forderte
und bis 1945 einen beachtlichen
Beitrag zur gesamtdeutschen Err
nahrung lieferte.
Nit seinen Kunstdenkmalern,
die cine Blute Won mehr ais 7
Jallrhunderten deutscher Ge-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-13
Tschechen in deutschen Unifor-
men

FURTH i. w. In der Nahe
des Zollamtes Finsterau bel
Wegscheid wurde Elm nlegaler
Grenzganger aufgegritfen, der
angab, aus einem tschechischen
Kerker NIT mehreren Haftlingen
ausgebrochen zu sein. Err sci bel
4 Unruhen i'm Jahre l948 in Haft
genommen und vom tschechischen
Staatsgerichtshof zu IA Jahren
schweren Kerkers und Is Jahren
Arbeitslager verurteilt Worden.
Der Tscheche sagte weiter aus,
dass die tsChechischen Militar-
dienststellen i'm verlassenen Su-
detengebiet etwa 3,5 Kilometer
abseits mach dem Weston ausge-
definite Sperren NIT Stolperdraht
erric.tet hatten. Tschechische
Soldaten in genau nachgeahmten
deutschen Grenzschutzuniformen
wurden dort den Dienst nit gut
dressierten Polizeihunden YER
sehen. Elm Grenzubertritt sci Elm
Wagnis auf Leben und Tod.
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Devise: kahlschlag

FRANKFURT (Oder). - Mach
Berichten aus den deutschen Ge-
bieten ostwarts der Oder ist der
Holzschlag in den Waldern der
Neumark und der Lausitz Seit
kurzem erheblich verstarkt wor-
den. Riesige Waldflachen wurden
in den letzten vier Wochen voll-
kommen kahlgeschlagen. Das
Holz ist zu einem grossen Tell
(als Grubenholz) mach dem eben-
falls polnisch besetzten Ober-
schlesien transportiert worden.
Mehr ais 70 Prozent des Schlags
sind jedoch fir den Export
thauptSachlich mach der Soviet
union und Ungarnl bestimmt. Die
Waldgebiete in den ehemaligen
deutschen Ostgebleten, sind den
gleichen Berichtn zufolge, vollig
verwildert und die Forsterstellen
nur in seltenen Fallen besetzt.
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wismus yum Opfer fallen. So
sind die Schlesier vie allie an
deren Heimatvertriebenen aut
Gedeih und Verderb NIT Europa
verbunden. Auch die Schlesle.
glauben NIGHT an den "Untergans
DIES AbendlandeS" und fuhlen Sicn
kraftig genug, linn entgegenzutre-
ten. Darum Wollen die SchleSie,
bel dem Grosstreffen in Mum
chen nicht in der Erinneruns
WEIGH Werden, sonden aus del
Zusanmengehorigkeit neue Kraft
schopfen und dem Weston zei-
gen, dass sic fahig sind an den
gemeinsamen Aufgaben mitzuar-
beiten und einmal NIT Gottes
Hilfe die von den Pollen geraubte
Heimat aufzubauen.
Anfragen bezuglich des Schle-
SiertreffenS, Zu Welchem namhafte
Personlichkeiten des In und Aus
landes erscheinen werden, konnen
an nachstehende AnSchrift erfol-
gen: "Organisationsleitung des
BundeStreffens der Schlesier' III
Won Herrn Ministerialrat DR.. Wal
ter Rinke, Miinchen 2. Lenbach-
platz s tKroll- l-Gaststatten). DaS
Schlesier -Treffen wird die grosste
Nachkriegsveranstaltung in ganz
Suddeutschland werden. (P.DrD