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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Lorry Koreness Wines
DuskefbuII Throw Tilt

Larry Koreness, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Koreness of 1348 E.
Whitton and member of the Leo
S. Berney chapter of A.Z.A., took
first place in Phoenix basketball
throw contest held Sunday, Feb.
IL, at Encanto Park.
Approximately SO m m b
from both ALA. chapters en-
tered. This was a national contest
and is held all over the country
by ALA. chapters.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Bar Mitzvah

Jay King, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben King of $50 w. Cypress, on
Feb. "a at Beth Ell. His grand
mother is Mrs. Sarah Adler of 81
w. Mcdowell.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23
Youth Groups Back Drive

Jewish youth organizations marhalng their strength TINS
support the United Jewish Welfare Fund campaign
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1951-02-23

Soy you sow II GdVerfised In
The Phoenix Jewish News!
Evening star., 1951-01-30
ElgEs In llssss

Velvety suede
Furnished colfskin, kidskin
Cleaning potent
Evening star., 1951-01-30
electromagnetic
rave shoes
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Such

Vey-low to very-hieh heels
Toilored-type to ultro-feminins
Newest foshion-world detoils
Perfect last for every foot
, 1951-11-10
Ferguson Would
Fire "Speed
Trap" Officials

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 10 (IN-
S)-State auditor Joseph 7. Fer
guson is seeking the custer of a
number of township and village
officials in Lawrence county for
operation of a highway ''speed
trap"
The auditor said his examiners
we're checking into the financial
aspects of an alleged "speed trap"
operation near South Point.
Ferguson claimed motorists had
complained they were victimized
in the South Point mayors court
and in Justice of the Peace courts
in Fayette and Perry townships.
He said a report of his investi-
cation and audit would be turned
over to Governor Lausche with a
request that custer proceedings be
instituted against the officials in
volved.
Ferguson stated that many Of the
complaints charged they were in
Inundated into paying large fines
for fancied or minor traffic viola
lions.
He called upon all motorists who
had been fined in the courts con-
cerned during the past two years
to forward the facts of their cases
to his office.
, 1951-11-10
Adult Drumutics
AT Linden Center

An adult dramatic group will
meet at Linden Community Cent
er Monday, November 18th 1880
P. M. according to an announce
ment by Clarence L. Thomas, exc
cutive director.
Mrs. Sarahward J. George will
direct the group and plans to start
work on a production following
the organization meeting. Those
interested in this activity are in
Continued On Page 4
, 1951-11-10
Convicted Of Perjury
Face 5 Years In Prison

A Kings county court blue rib
bon jury last night found Ro-
mano guilty of first degree per-
jury in his testimony before the
1919 grand jury probing graft and
corruption in Brooklyn.
The Romano case was an out
growth of the same investigation
that charged a number Of police
men, including high officers, &C.
copied one million dollars yearly
graft from booke Harry Gross
$20-million a year betting empire.
An indictment July Is specifi-
cally charged Romano lied under
oath when he denied being present
at a meeting in Balbo's restaurant
in Jamaica, Queens, with investi-
gators in the corruption probe.
, 1951-11-10
C0URT
REPORT
Jimmy N. Jones

Ruey Ellis Stone, 20, 10 East
End St. and Will Morland, 81, 924
Pruden st. were found guilty Of
second degree manslaughter yes
cerday by Common Pleas Judge
Robert U. Martin. They had been
tried before the judge last month
in the traffic death Of Fred Car
ter, 38, 33 North Clinton st.
Carter was. killed after having
been struck by Stones car, which
had been thrown out Of control by
a collision with Morland's car.
Judge Martin ruled both defend
ants were equally at fault in caus-
ing the death.
Maximum sentence for the Of
tense is one to twenty years in
the penitentiary. Defense attor-
neys say they will file new trial
motions.
For driving while intoxicated,
the following persons were given
Continued Page Four
, 1951-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (INS)
Madison Square Gardens strictly
for television Coley Wallace-A-
aron Wilson heavyweight fight last
night turned out to be no ersatz
attraction.
Wallace, a gangling 1877 liz
FOUNDER from Harlem, rallied
gamely in the last two rounds to
salvage an apparently lost cause
and win a unanimous decision over
Wilson, 190-pound EXCL making
his second U. S. start.
The clincher was a last-minute
attack that sent Wilson to the can
vas for a five count. He bounced
up Just before the bell but was so
dazed he barely made it to his
corner.
Referee George Walsh actually
had Wilson ahead in rounds, 5 to
4, with one even, but he awarded
the nod to Wallace on points, Z
to s. Both Judges scored the
rounds even but gave Coley a point
advantage.
Only 2,124 Give" spectators
, 1951-11-10
Newcombe Nov
Have Kidney


NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (INS)-
Army officials said today the draft
status Of Brooklyn Dodger Pitcher
Don Newcombe will be announced
next Tuesday morning.
The 25-year-old highlander was
released from Fort Jay hospital
yesterday after overnight obser-
walton of a possible kidney ailment,
, 1951-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (INS)-
Convicted Of lying to a grand
jury, a suspended policeman to-
day faced five years in Sing Sing
unless he talks about an alleged
plot to bride corruption investi-
gators.
Vito Romano, At, a patrolman
for "a years, was put in Raymond
street Jail to think over the pos
sibility Of talking his way out Of
several years in prison.
Although emphasizing nc prom
Uses we're being made, Kings
county judge Samuel S. Leibow-
itz told Romano:
II will give you an opportunity
to cleanse yourself"
Observers differed over whether
Romano indicated he might take
up the judge on the offer.
, 1951-11-10
Ohio Baby Sitters
Don't Need A
License To Work

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 10 (INS)
It's official-you don't need a Ii
cense to baby-sit in Ohio.
Attorney general C. William o.
Neill advised the welfare depart
ment to this effect in a full-blown
formal opinion.
O'Neill told welfare director
John H. Lamneck that baby-sitters
cannot be classed as institutions
normally licensed to care for
court-committeed children.
This takes in, O'Neill said, day
care centers, department store
nurseries, maternity wards and any
other agencies caring for children
not turned over by a court.
, 1951-11-10

the electric chair for the rape of a 17-year-
old white girl. The Supreme Court said that
public opinion and newspaper stories pre-
vented them from receiving a fair trial.
They were enroute with Mccall to a
hearing for a new trial when the shooting
occurred.
F.B.I. men are continuing their investi-
cation in the case.
, 1951-11-10
Wallace Defeats Wilson
Last Minute RuIlie

showed up and paid $7,173 to see
the bout, which was billed to full
fill t~elevision commitments after
Roland La Starza and Dan Buc-
ceroni withdrew from their sche-
duled melee.
1t was Wallace's 18th victory
in Is pro starts and Wilson's
fourth loss in % bouts.
, 1951-11-10
Ill., 49,
f.B.I. Investigates Fla. Shooting

EUSTIS, Fla. QNS)-Lake County Of
ficials today will conduct an inquest in the
death Of a % year old Rape suspect, who
his companions claim, was shot down by a
deputy sheriff.
Sam Shepherd was shot and killed
Tuesday night by deputy Willis Mccall af-
ter Mccall claimed Shepherd and another
Negro prisoner tried to escape.
, 1951-11-10
Cal. Bookies Think
New Govt. lax Law
Is Just Wonderful

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10 (INS)
The Los Angeles Examiner re-
ported today that the new feder-
al law placing an occupational tax
on horse bookmakers has proved
to be a boon to the big-time book
les catering to Hollywood execu-
tives and stars.
The newspaper said that where
formerly they sat by the telephone
all day, taking bets, the bookies
now have no fixed place Of bus
mess. Instead of waiting for calls,
they call the customer, from any
convenient spot - a drug store, a
barber shop or a bar.
They comply with the federal
law by carrying the o~ccupational
stamp on their persons. At the
same time they stay out Of reach
of the local authorities.
One bookie was quoted as say
ing:
eve used to have to sit around
all day waiting for calls.
"Now I just call up my list of
some 60 customers at one Of the
major studios, they have their bets
ready and I'm through by noon.
$50 I knock off for the day
and figure up accounts in the even
ing. It's wonderful"
The Examiner said that as a
further means Of evading the To-
cal authorities, payoffs r made
through "fronts"-legitimat bus
inesses such as a haberdashery.
, 1951-11-10

The other prisoner, Walter Lee Erwin,
was shot three times and has signed a state
ment accusing Mccall of firing on the trio
without provocation while they stood hand
cuffed together on a lonely road near Eus-
tbs.
Four months ago, the U. S. Supreme
Court reversed a Florida decision which
, 1951-11-10

PRICE FIVE CENTS
LATE BULLETINS

: By International News Service
PARASITIC WESTERN BIG THREE has assured General Mat
thew B. Ridgway that he retains full authority to arrange a bat
tefield truce despite Russian maneuvers at the United Nations
meeting.
MUNSAN- TRUCE DELEGATES ARE continuing their efforts
to morrow the split the deadiocked cease-fre line issue.
EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, KOREA UNITED STATES
MARINES blasted an enemy stronghold On the east Korean front
today in a record air-ground attack.
WASHINGTON FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT of a four-power
Middle East command for defense of the vital ares against possible
Russian aggression is expected today.
Observation-Disclosures SENATOR FREAR, of Delaware,
has advocated dropping an atom bomb on Russia and says the act
would not, in itself, touch off World War Ill.
WASHINGTON-THE SENATE ANTI-SUBVERSIVE Committee
is planning to pubInze Examples of Communist espionage and
propaganda activities i'm the U. S. under the cloak of diplomatic
immunity.
, 1951-11-10

JOIN THE NAACP-Help Smash
Jim Crow in Daytonl
, 1951-07-20
OFFICIALS

OFFICIALS 49,.
song. The Seventh meeting
yesterday ended in a deadlock.
The first official report of no
progress dimmed the high
hopes of twenty-four hours
earlier and brought abrupt
predictions of a possible break
up in the talks.
Reports were forwarded to
Toxic and Washington last
night giving the State Depart
ment and the joint Chiefs of
Staff a complete film on the
issue which threaten to wreck
the conference. The sincerity
of the communists will be
tested today, the official said.
We should know tonight
whether the cease fire is pos
sible, # not the communists
rust assume full responsible
litv for the bloodshed that
follows. I
, 1951-07-20
:.

CITIZENS -.
mission called up the Arm
strongc who gave permission
to remove the trees from their
estate.
Auustin Jackson, Horticultu
rist at the Station, assisted by
John Rhymer, gave the fullest
cooperation. All the work was
done under his personal super
vision from removal to plant
ing, the Commission supplying
a helper.
Othe rwork being done at
Christiansted is under the SUI
pervision of Daniel Joseph
who recently completed the
rebuilding of the Bandstand.
Police Director Davis has
promised to have his men keep
a sharp eye on those persons
who enter the Bandstand
Without permission, destroy
plants or ride bicycles in the
park area, which is forbidden.
, 1951-07-20
~NM
SPORTS

his club, the Red Sox, ahead in
the top Of the 18th with his second
homer of the day, his 18th of the
year, the Indians defeated the Red
Sox, 5-4. These two runs came off
relief hurler, Harry Taylor. Early
Wynn posted his 10th vim as he
stuck in all the way for the in
dians. The Tribe outhit the Bosox,
1879.
DETROIT: The Tigers and the
Athletics split a doubleheader.
The AS took the opener so be-
hind Morris Martin, but in the
End game the Bengals nosed out
the Athletics, 4-3, Virgil Trucks
over Bob Hooper. Dick Kryhoski
batted in the winning run in the
9th inning.
All the games in the National
League were rained out.
The Brown defeated the Sena-
tors, 81.
, 1951-07-20
ADVERTISE NOW

reds are getting much the
worse of the stalemated war
and we intend to see that it
gets even tougher. We have
been plastering them day and
night with bombs and artil-
lery and we intend to continue
our aggressive patrols right
up to the hour of any agreed
cease fire.
, 1951-07-20

ops.
and full information as to pro-
cedure may be obtained at the
same time.
Copies of this amendment
will be distributed to the trade
shortly.
, 1951-07-20

ing to the battle zone for days.
Allied air force planes stepped
up bombing attacks against
them during this week but
sporadic rains and murk i'm
peded them yesterday.
The word that enough food
and ammunition to sustain an
offensive had reached t h e
communist front lines came as
the Kaesong truce talks took
a bad turn. Many felt that the,
withdrawal of Allied forces
from Korea, the nub of the
deadlock, would open the way
for a reinvasion of South
Korea.
A dispatch from the UN
advance camp below Kaesong
quoted an officer as saying the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-05
Was mancher
nicht weiss

Die ilu Otittelalter eriolste einS.
lihe Spoltuns ser hriItlihen STRIDE
in eine Iateiniife (romiihe) lno cine
ariehiide (bpsantiniide) miro oas
grobe Sd,isma eenannt. Die l(r1ad)e
lit baupti1hlid, in bem Sab 81 ll,hen
ber spiihen Romern unO 8rie6en
beltono; ct fanO neue 9tabrung IN
ser 5eilung bes ron,iiheu Weltrel'
Dies eurd) 9aiier Sbeoopiius in oas
SltrOmiifc unS @eitromiid)e &eid).
1ie Grbebuna oes rGmiiden iiber
oen bp;antiniiheu 8atriarhen er-
rpedtc Giieriud)t 5,piiden beioen.
Gnblif 6rad), BON einem politiidcn
3erpiirinis aus herporseruIen, oie
oiiene 6ebSe aus. 8aiier Nidael ser
Iritte bon gpSans bate Sen Ha'
triarhen Ssnatius abgelest uno oie
SteIIe Sem burd, ieine Salente aus
ee5eihneten Nbctius gegeben. sllS
Sale bate ct fur, Dor ieiner Stubl.
belteiguna ale prieiterlifen 8raoe
erreid)t IapIt NifoIaus ser Grite er'
fIdrte bem;uiolee, Sab ct @botius
niht onerfenue. Vbotius ontportete
oamit, oab er Sic rGmiid)e stattbal'
terifait @ottes ais slnmaBung 1no
Sen Napit iiir einen Gerleter Oer
gottlihen Maieitdt crfldrte.
Ser burh bieie GotriardJeniehbe
in Sic d)riitlid)e Stride aebrahte
3Iuieipalt oauerte, Bis SEQ Ser 9teun.
te Sen pGpitlihen Stubl beitica. s(ls
llnteritalien unter Oie 9ebnsbobeit
Ses pGpitlihen Stuhles eeiteQt NOR.
Sen mar. ioroerte ser bp;antiriid,e
4atriarf1 Mihael Gercularius Sic
unteritalieniide 8eiitlidfeit auI. iih
ser pGpitlihen S6erberridoit su ents
;ieben umo Sem bpjantinii it,cn ga.
triarclen SIT unterperieu. SEQ Ser
Nel1nte eripioerte (1O54) nit einem
8ann, ipoolr6 er sen 1atriarhen
,uto ale ielne slnhiinser nit Dem
gnathena beleate. "a oicier gann
nicmals ipioerrlien purSen lit. be.
itebt icitoem Sas Shisma smiihen
Ser rolniid' uno srie6ii6-fatboli-
ihcn Girhc.
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6. 8. ~. &opal Gl,td) airllnes
9ob oieic Nohe Sic 8rilnoung elner
uIeutid)en Abteiluns" befannt, oerer
Muigabe es it, @eiieasenten BET Der
90iuug bon 3eiieproblemen bon l1nr
nod Ieutiblauo 5,l unterltleen
3u,n Setter ser Geuti6en abtclll'na
luuroe Jrieorih 9aper ernannt.
Die neusesriinoete slbtellllns be-
Itcbt aus @eiieipe5ialiiten, alle oei1t'
idcr slbitammung, Sic Selttld) 'pre'
fen uno pertraut iinS NIT Den Sit
ten bes oeutihen GclfeS.
Iurd) sic giniiibrnng cines bret
ten 0luscs nod Jranfiurt llnS 9fii'.
d,en miro Yaiia9ieren 8eleeenbe1'
aeseben, in beaucmiten Gonltellatlor
Jlue;euaen ihneaitens ibr &e'leSieI
III erreihen. Gin beionberer slnjieb'
unaspunft iiir SEN Seutld)en g.. y
20 ..Reiienben iinb Sic oelltld). .lpre
henoen StelporoS luo Steparoenel
on goro bes "Jliesenoen SoIlan
0ers".
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SSaibinatou. - Gin pom 3on=
areB acbilIi0te 0orlaae, iponath iol=
de Gerionen. bic unfreiiuillio Mit=
alieber no,iltiirher, faihiitiid)er oDer
fommuniitiid)er Sraaniiationen i'm
NusIono iparen, in Den Gereiui0ten
Stooten einreiieu biirfen, erlanate
ourd, bic llnterihrift GrGiiOent Sru=
mans 8eiebesfroft.
Geit GrIoR oes Geietes gun,
Shuee Der Stuatsiiherteit (Snters
nal Security Ict) in1 poriaen Sabr
mar ioIheu lerionen bie 2ulaiiuna
1T Die Il. g. q. unteriaot lporoer.
Sus Geiee Iiefert cine Grldute=
rllnN Der slbiiht bes aDn0reiies,
sluslinoern, bic freiipillio SrQani=
iotionen oer 9ta,is, iSaitbilteu pper
&pnmunilten onaeb0rten. bic Gius
reiie nudb lmerifa sn perio0en. Sie-
ieniaen, Die unfreitpillia in iolde
|Sraaniiationen aerieten, ipllen abel
su0eluiIen nerOen.
llnfrcilpilliae Mitalieoihaft ipirr
I'M Weies 10 befiniert, boR es iit
lm Eericnen hanoelt, bic entlpeoe,
Dor Grreiden oeS 1G. 2ebenSiobres
eintraten purdb bic @eieee hires
9anbes baslt oestplnaen ipuroer
ober Mitalieber iplroen, TINT Or
beitslnDaliffeit, 9ebensmittelratio
nen poe ruuDere 2ebensnotipenbia.
| feiten slt erlonaen.
Sns neue @eick he,lrcft lllltel
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Cine Glepelunber Gritouffiihruna
ipiro Gerois vSon Carlo" am Mon,
toa abeno, ben 16. @rril fem, nit
ser oraentiniidlen Sopraniitiu Sc.
liza Hioal in ser 9tolle Der Gliiabetb.
Cine ipeitere Gritaufiiibruna in Gles
pelano lit So6am StrauB' rNlebers
mous" om s0tittipod) abenb, ben
IS. s(pril. Sbr Sebut mad)en bier
stpei Neulinae. bic lpriide Soprani=
ltin Marauerite Siassa aus Seem
Orleans ols Stoialinoa unb Der
Senor Brian Sullipon ols sllfreD.
'Solaenbe Spern iuerOen allfscs
fiibrt:
Montaa v9on Carlo"
Sicnstaa v2a Sraoiata". Seroi.
Mitt,pot, rSie sSleoermaus."
9pnnerstaa. Ser gorbier bon
Seuille". Sioiiini.
;Sreitaa. Niatinee ~Sa Srouatos
re". Seroi.
,Sreitoa obenb, rSriitan uno
Sioloe". SSa0ner.
Samstaa, Matinee .Gapal(erio
0iuiticano". Moscaani. vBaaliac=
ci". 9eoncapallo.
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Die zu|assung Won ,,unfreiwi||igen"
Parteimitg|iedern nun er|aubt


anberem .oie Ginlpanocrunasihran
fen fit allslGnDiihe Gheaatten ooer
onocre 6erlpanbtc bon SlnoebDriaen
Der amerifauiihen StreitfrGfte sll
lcfern.
Tos ncue Geieb entiprid)t in,
lucientlicbcn bcr bon perid)ieOenen
&onarcbmitalicbern Dor allent Step.
iSrancis 6. @alter, Gent, erbobene
iSproerlnu, iold)en Selttihen poer
Stalienern, bic sllu Seitritt III Sr=
0oniiationeu ihrer ebemalioen Ne=
0imeS oe;lpllnNcn lpur0en, Die Gln.
ponDerlno 1T Die Gereini0ten Staa,
ten ipicber su ernuolid)en.
Sie ant 19. 'Sebruor Dicles Sab
res bonn SolS dnQellommene gSulz
terzgil hattie auerbirNs ppr1eleben,
DoR sic Spferllna Der Ginreiielperre
niht auf SGQe anlpenobar iein iplle,
iu benen Wtitolieoid)oft il, fpnmll:
niitiit1)cn Srooniiationen pprla0.
Gs lpllrDe ober id,lieRlih Elm Mb:
Gnberl,nasporihlaa Senotor sSerNu
ions, Sep, Mih., onQenommcn
Den 3uiab rlliht auf &ommuniitel
onlpenpbor" au ltreicl)cn. GemaR DC,
sum &eies aelporoenen 'Sormulie
rlno fcmmt iest olio aucb bie Gin
reiie fiir iplhe Serionen in sSraQe
Die lnfreilpillia fommllniitiihen Sr
oaniiationen oDer iplhen Sroonilo
tionen anaebOrt haben. lpeldle bon
&pn1munismus "aleidoeid)altet
mnrNcu iinN
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Metropolitan 0per kommt
i'm April mach Cleveland

3lun 26. Mta[ miro Die 9teip
s)orfer Mctropolitan Sper uom 1G.
bis 81. slpril in Der Glepelanoer
Gublic Sail oaltieren, tpie Sbomas
8. Siolp. Der &oriitenbe Der 9tors
thern Sbip Opera 9liin. mitteilte.
3ualeih aab er aud oas &epertoire
befont. Gs finben aht Muffiibrun=
gen itatt, ndmlif feds Mbenb= llno
sipei Matineeporitel lettere
am f,Sreitaa uno Samstaa. limb &u=
bolf gina, bere neue @ereralmana=
aer Der sietropplitan, ein &iener,
,piro GlepcIonb ielblt einen 8eiud,
in ieiner nellen &apasitdt abltatten.
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Fine vnbekannte vogeIort
in SveddevfschIund

Gonitanj. - Cine bisber unbe.
fannte Togelart puroe fiir5lld) gum
eriten Mal in ser @egeno bes Teoer-
fees, slpiid)en ser Sberoonau unb
Sem gooeniee, beobadtet gs ban.
oelt iid) INN einen 2aubiGnger, ser
nit oem 6ernglas mebriaG beo6ad,.
tet iperoen fonnte uno oeiien 8eiang
auf Sonbano aufaenommen puroe.
es eeians ieood nidt, oen ~unbe.
fannten Siinaer" ein5ufansen, trot
perid)ieoener iorgidltig por6ereiteter
3eriude. Man nilnmt an, oaI, es iid
UNI einen 9aubiGneer ODER cine Bras.
nliide aus einem anoeren grbteil
banOeln tGnntc.
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Der Untergang des karpathen-
Paradieses der deutschen zipser
Mach 800 Johren der Kooni.oton vnd BIvete braehte
lo45 dos bittere Ende.

3aesmarf. - Sn aetpaItiser 4ur.
De idllpinst Der 8arpatbeubcgen aus
Der Gonalnieoerllng bel Yrebburs
binalls in oen Norboiten uno idift
Den Srans Don @ebirasbarrieren bis
hinl,nter an bas Sd),parse Nieer.
Sas Saupt III bieiem impoianten
Geblrgsluaa biloet Sic Spbe 5atra.
Sbr idb a,ifiteigenbes Maiiip lit ein
ge9riff leltenen Natrrptunfes. Sbre
monoanen Sanatorien ,paren emit
SreIfpunft zines bllnteu Golfer;ir.
tells. IS hot 6iiriten lmb orentaliite
Serrlter 9egeben, engliid)e 8lcbe-
trotter llno anlerifaniihe Collar.
fonige, Senen es IN ser tIcinen
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MusikoIisehes Lvstspiel
i'm Memphis Iheute,

Gin muiifaliihes Suitipiel, bas
bon Der Sem Nprf Soiln Nelps NIT
oreicinholb Stcrncn ausaeseidnet
pllrhc. IGuft am fommenben @o>
hencl,be I'M bcutid,en 9iftipielhuus,
Dem Mempbis Sheoter in 0rooflnn.
I'm benz iSilm vSd,rommcln" lpirz
fen befannte oeutihe ;SiImfiinltler
NIT. ipie Saul Socrbiacr, Sans
oplt. Marte SoarreQ. Sans Moier.
iSrit Smhoff lmb Hobert 9inoner.
Sm all0emeinen honbeIt es iid, lm
folaenhes: bie hiibid)en 9ieoer lmb
Mdrihe bes &on,e ,ertpioliniiten Sans
Sd)rammel iuerben ohne iein gSiiien
in oans. @icn aeipielt lmb oeillnoen.
Gr bielt feline Wlliif niht Ser Ger=
offentlihuna inert. 9lber iein 8rus
6er e5oief. aus Witleio fiir 6oniens
Trau lmb @inb, lieR lie burd, BEN
aer1einlamen sSrcrno Stromaner
orudcn.
Millie Strobel lit cine befannte
SdnNerin, bie eineS Ser 2ieocr in
einem aon,ert iinat II. bos Sf)ramz
melauortett, Sans. Soief. Stronla=
her rnb Geora 9dnser miro elm Wll>
iter ber &olfsnlliif gSiens. Yeioe
griiocr. p6lpoM ber cine perbeiratet
nno Der anbere perlobt lit, uerliebel1
iih in Millie. lpeld,e eintpilliot, go
tets 'rou sl lperoen. IS erqeben iid1
uber 1omplifotionen, ipeld,e iit
alpinaen, Die @erlobunq NIT i'm
III loien. BE, einem Bettbetperb ip,rb
6oniens Muiit ols bette beflmoen
uno ielbit leute roh erilnert man
iid) ieiner 9ieoer il, 8icn.
slnid,lieBenb an bieien1 ,silm lpirl
cin &lrsfilm aeiciNt, ioipie eim,
beuti.he &o.1)cni.buu.
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Gamstoa abeno. r0on Giopanz
nj" Moaort.
&arten fir bic SpritelIunoen Iinb
ob Mcntaa, ben 10. sScbruar an Der
&oiie bon 9:3O BORN. his $50
nahm. sll baben. Sreiie iinb bieiel=
ben tpie Iettes Sobr ndmlih: $1.2O.
$2.4O. $500, $3.50. 5000 unb
$3.50, Saiionforten: 5000.
1920. $2S.SO, $3S.4O. $4S unb
500 40
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ten 9eb0roerL oie iih bis iett INT
ale ueridleppteu Yerionen sefiint-
inert baben, guteebeiben. Eroieiior
Sermonn Brill, Der oas 8eles ppn
iojialoemofrotiiGer Seite einbrad)te,
crtlGrte babel, oob iett luseiibr So.
600 perifleppte Ycriunen iu 0eit.
Oeiltidlano mobnen.
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versehIeppte werden
deufsche Bueruer

@pnu. - Ser ipeitOel,tidbe Bun.
oestas uabm ein @eies an, tuonad)
ueribleppte 8erionen als oeutite
Staatsangebori9e eelteu uno oeut.
id)er &edtsipreduns unteriteben.
Ser geld)lub ,puroe bon Sen ollier-
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aus Der Sips nit lid. Ser Reit, ct.
sua 10000, tuurSe uerihleppt, Dege.
tiprt als 5ilisfrait alli eigenem Ye.
lis ooer IrlItet nod oabcim icnes
aeiiirhtete Hageroaiein.