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Evening star., 1951-10-01
Newsmen Urge Public
To Demand Facts
About Government
By the Associoted Press


EVANSTON, ILL.,. Oct. IA
group of news executives yester-
day urged the American people to
demand of their public officials
the right Of free access to the
facts about their government"
Meeting at Northwestern Uni
versity at a forum on freedom Of
the press, more than 40 news
executives urged such vigilance on
the part of the public.
The editors said in a declara-
ton drawn up after an all-day
discussion:
q. The American people are
in danger of losing their rights
to freedom of information by de-
fault unless they demand of their
public officials the right of free
access to the facts about their
Government. This is the right of
the people which cannot be taken
for granted. but must be fought
for every day"
GalnZ3 faZ Atteu0S.
The free press forum was held
in connection with the Chicago
visit of DR.. Alberto Gainza Paz,
former editor and publisher of
La Prensa, Buenos Aires news
paper. La PrenSa was seized last
March by the Peron government
after official pressure had failed
to halt the newspapers objective
reporting of the Peron govern
ment'S action.
The editors in their declaration
criticized what they termed dan
gers" of an executive order issued
last week by President Truman.
The order extended tight security
regulations on information dis
pensed by civilian as well as mill
tary agencies.
Text of Declaration.
The declaration stated:
THAT the integrity of freedom
Of information goes to the very
roots of popular government in
the United States. :"
THAT this fundamental right
Of the people is being steadily un-
dermined by the growing practice
of secrecy in Government on ma
tional, State and local levels; the
growing tendency of public off,
cialS to feel that they are not &C
countable to the public; that they
may conduct the business of their
Offices in secret: that they may
seal or impound public records;
that they may divulge only such
information as they think is good
for the people to know; that they
extend military security into the
areas of news which have no bear
ing on the Nations security, as
shown by the dangers in an execu-
tive order issued within the week.
This is the pattern by which
the Fascists in Italy. the Nazis in
Germany, the Bolsheyiks in Rus
Sia, and the PeronistaS in Argen-
tina, began to limit the rights Of
their people to know, forced their
newspapers into complete sub
lection, and were able to take from
them all their democratic rights
as we'll"
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Six Churcheoers Drowned

CEDARS, Quebec, Oct. / R.-
Six persons on their way to
church were drowned yesterday
when their car plunged into the
Soulanges Canal. Five were mem
bers of one family. Cedars is
about IL miles west of Montreal.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Race Spectator Killed

OMAHA, Oct. l R.-Bonnie
Carlin. 20, Of Spaulding, Nebr.,
was killed and four other persons
hurt yesterday when a stock car
Jumped guard rail and hit them
at Grandview racing bowl near
here,
Evening star., 1951-10-01

from constipation due to lack of
dietary bulk, try this: eat an ounce
(about n cup) Of crispy Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of
waterl If not satisfied after 10 DAYS.
return enpty box to Kellogg's,
Battle Greek, Mich. Get DOUBLE
x0UR MONEY BACK
Evening star., 1951-10-01
Jet Pilot Killed

CHICAGO, Oct. / R.-OHare
Field announced today a Chicago
area pilot was killed in the crash
Of an F-86 Sabre jet near Beaver,
Okla, Saturday afternoon. He
was 1st 1t. Edward L. McCune,
%, of Norwood Park, Ill.
Evening star., 1951-10-01
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Evening star., 1951-10-01

GG IV8U1 CB
amazed us. She
hasn't been consti-
pated since. % Fred
A. Moody, 623 Park
Ave-, Greensboro,
N. c. One of many
unsolicited letters
fro m ALL-BRAN
1,c1ra If Am, a,,&o-
Evening star., 1951-10-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
NO MORE HARSH
> LAXATIVES!

my wife had tried many kinds of
harah laxatives before she started
70 eat ALL-BRAN regularly. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-12

There's still a chance to watch
two of the earth's nearest neigh
bors get together in the western
heavens early this evening.
The planets Venus and Jupiter
were in closest conjunction last
night, when they appeared to be
only about half the moons dame
ter apart. From now on they will
be getting farther and farther
apart as seen from the earth, but
still will be close together tonight.
To view the two heavenly bodies,
look shortly after dark in the
general area where the sun has
set. Venus and Jupiter are bril-
liant white objects that shine
with a constant, rather than a
Pickering. light.
Though they look like next
door neighbors, Venus and Jupiter
are nearly half billion miles
apart. Venus. the next planet in
from the earth toward the sun,
is now about IS million miles
from here. Jupiter is the second
planet farther out from the
earth, and is over 500 million
miles away. They look close be-
cause they are in line as viewed
from the earth, a Naval Observa-
tory astronomer explains.
The celestial fireworks won't be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-12
Management Topic
OF Two-Day Farley

A two-day conference on
Management Leadership in the
World Crisis" will open at las
pm. Wednesday in the auditorium
of the General Services Admins
tration, Nineteenth and F streets
NV.
Key officials of the legislative
and executive branches of the
Government will speak at the
meeting, which Is the annual con-
ference of the Washington Chap
ter, Society for the Advancement
of Management.
Electronics will be discussed at
the opening afternoon session By
Donald Fink. editor of "Elec-
tronics." and Samuel Alexander OF
the Bureau of Standards.
Mobilization requirements of the
Government will be the subject
at the 1880 pm. session. Taking
part will be Charles B. Stauf-
facher. executive assistant director
of the budget, and Vernon D.
Northrop. Administrative Assist
ant Secretary of the Interior.
Thursday afternoon there will
be eight management clinics deal
ing with such activities as
defense production. expansion
coordination and communica-
lions. They will be held at diff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-12
William B. Bryant Is Named
Assistant u. :. ATTORNEY

William Benson Bryant, 40, who
has been in private law practice
here since 1948. today was named
an assistant United States attor-
ney.
Mr.. Bryant. who is colored, was
assigned to prosecute criminal
cases in Municipal Court. Before
1913, Mr.. Bryant was an instruc-
tor at Howard University. He re-
ceived an academic degree at
Howard in 1882 and was gradu-
ated in law there in 1886.
The new assistant, who lives at
1903 Kenilworth avenue NE. for
merly served in the Army for four
years and was discharged with the
rank of lieutenant colonel in 1947.
Mr.. Bryant's appointment brings
the number of assistant United
States attorneys to SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-12
Thieves Get S2,275
From Cash Boxes at
Hot Shoppes Office

Theft of two metal cash boxes
from safe at Hot Shoppes, Inc.
1924 H street NV. Melted thieves
$2,275 over the week end, police
were told today.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richey. 814 For
ston drive, Takoma Park. Md.
supervisor of records for the firm
said the loss was discovered al
opening time this morning. One
box contained $2.100: the other
SITS. Police said the safe appar-
emily was opened by combination
Three other robberies. in which
the loot totaled 1898. also were re.
ported to police.
A thief grabbed a cigar boz
containing $343 from under the
arm of a Northeast market pro.
prietor today as he opened hi.
store.
Edward Sincoff, As, owner Of
the Little Dutch Market, NORTH
Capitol and Randolph streets NE.
told police he had just entered
the store and was reaching up tt
unlatch a lock when the mar
grabbed the box from under hi
arm and fled.
He said he had no opportunity
to see the robber.
Thieves ransacked a bartenderS
union Office and a church during
the week end.
Patrick M. Duffy, agent fol
Local rs of the Bartenders' Union
said the union Office at 913 Tenth
street NV. was entered through
the skylight. The safe was ripped
open and $195 was taken along
with several checks. he added.
The Rev. Edward c. Hakow
pastor of the Bethlehem Lutheran
Church, 1910 T street Sc. re-
ported the church was entered by
some one who broke side window
The Office on the second floor was
he said, and a green
metal box containing an unknown
amount of change was taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-12
Judge FenneII JaiIs
Taxi Driver 80 Days
For Drunken DRIVING

A hacker charged with driving
while drunk today received the
second jail sentence within a week
to be imposed here for that
charge.
Municipal Court Judge Aubrey
B. Fennell told the hacker. Arthur
L. Armstrong, SO, that his 30-day
jail sentence was imposed both
ito punish the offender and serve
as a warning to others"
when you consider the num-
Der of cars on the road today, and
the normal hazards of driving, :"
the judge continued, "you see why
1t is important to emphasize that
persons should not drive while
under the influence of liquor
Several months ago. Traffic Di-
rector George E. Keneipp urged
Municipal Court judges to give
straight jail sentences to drunken
drivers to serve as a warning to
others.
Judge Fennell also ordered Arm
strong to pay 500 or serve an
additional 10 days on a charge Of
leaving after colliding. Armstrong
pleaded guilty to both charges.
Police said Armstrong was found
unconscious in his cab at Tenth
and L streets NE. early yesterday.
The man gave addresses both in
the TOO block of Seventh street
NE. and the 800 block of Eighth
street NE.
The cab, which had struck a
tree also bore damage indicating
it had been in another accident,
the police said. On checking, they
said, they found Armstrong; cab
had been in an earlier collision at
California and F streets NE. with
another cab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-12

ferent agencies throughout the
city. Representatives Edward Rees
of Kansas and M. G.. Burnside of
West Virginia will participate.
Jess Larson, General Services
Administrator, will speak at 1880
pm. in the GSA auditorium on
Management Problems Of Dis
persal and Decentralization" The
sessions end that evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-12
Venus Still Close to Jupiter,
But Will Desert Him for Mars

over after tonight, however
Venus comes into conjunction
with Mars on Friday night, also
in the western heavens. At that
time the reddish-yellow Mars will
be about 200 million miles from
here, and Venus still will be
about IS million miles away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-12
Garrett Park Youth Honored

Richard E. Stevens, Of II Park
place, Garrett Park. Md, was
among 80 students named to the
deans list for outstanding aca-
demic work at Washington Col
lege, Chestertown. Md. the college
has announced.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04

ems: oann miro CT ollh in ;}ufllnIt
al NiitQlicbern ipohicn lnlp bliihcn.
Gabt inns ale nit feitcn Nprlat
al Die slrbeit oeben, nus Sohr 1851
nit @ottes Silfe sll cincm erfolNrcls
hen su mohcn.
Sluh mDc)te ih olf bicicm eScNc
allen @roRbeamten DC s;3entral Scr
bonocs, ioipie alien 3lpeiopereine,
llnp oucb l1nieren gcontcn lno allen
Dtitolieoern bciOcr 3mci0pcrelnc,
3iueiN uno % unp 3lpcio 30 Gin
@nooenrcirbes uno GcicNnetcs Nell=
es sSSohr ipiinirbcn. Is lperncn inns
folNenDe Srblpeitcrn nit Nuffce lnp
&nhen erfriitbcn: Slnna GrQcr, So.
pbia Gbertb, Sppbio Gilcn burger,
Sopbia Sitpf, 9llbcrtba Gmrih, He,
gina Steps. MorNoreta Steps, sllno
NIepp. Sprptbca Nleps, Niurio ,Spi.
lei, Motbilpo Npiiel, slmnu Nilher
&oth. Nlciihcr, Mario Nlciid)cr.
&oth. EfinNsNroff, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
8camtenpcriam mluug
3,peiq 80

9(m 90. Sonuor 1851, Sienstou
obenn Inn s llbr, finbct int Sah=
ienheim bie reaelmGbiae geomten=
Deriommllln0 beS 3pei0es so itatt.
sllle Scomten iino hermit erillcht,
lid, su beteili0en. IS lit cine lpichti.
Qe SeriammlllnN. Dem om fol0en.
nen Spnntao. bcn Z. Sanlur lit Die
@enerolperIummlllnu Des Gereins,
3lpeiu so. IS iinD perithiebenc &C.
id)dfte llno S(noeleaenbciten sll be.
iprecben. bic ipihtia iino fir Den
Gerein ipie ouh fiir llnier &plfstllm.
Sitte perNeiien Sie nid)t, onipelero
su iein.
Notwithstanding bes 3,ueia 80
Sic Notwithstanding ocs
2ipeioes 80 finbet itatt am 7. San.
1851 am Sonntao nad)mitta0 Inn
8 llhr i'm Sohienheim. slae Ser
einsmitNlieber iinD Nebeten, iidl an
bieier Gcrianmlllno su beteiliaen.
GS lit bic ollerlpihtiaite Geriomms
luna hes ssSabres fir unieren Gerein.
Gs miro cine Ienberuna i'm slrtifel
Z. Iunft / in unierer Serfoiirna
aemac)t. Sarum ioll icOer gruber es
lid felt pornebmen in Der Geriamm=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
2lms eric, pa.
i3wcia 2

Shon lpiebcr lit Elm Sahr per0on=
Qen. SSir hnffen llnD ipilnihcn, buH
i'm neuen Sahr uniere Mitalieher
mebr teilnebmen an llnlcren Ser
iomn,lunQen. benn in oieien ihtperen
3eitcn lit es rntiam, hub ulle Wten=
ihen mchr miteinunoer perfebren
unb Meinunaen austaulden; piel-
Ieidt lit es mDalih, Die Menihheit
ipicber au pereinioen llnD ols griioer
uno Shpeltern, bic fl1rse 3eit, Die
mir bn limb, III perleben.
llniere ndd)ite Geriamnllllno fin
bet am 8. Sanllar itott. sSn bieier
Seriamnlluna lperben uuh Die nellen
geumten il1Italliert. Die nellen Be
amten iino fplaenoe:
lSrGi.: s. Melser; &i,eprGiioent: {:
:. 8ottid,linQ; iSin. Sefr.: s. 6.
Dtelser; 3cntrolperb. Scfr.: 5. s.
Battles CT; Shotmeilter: s..
Wtcncr; Gerlunlter: Wiaria Suhabp.
9u. &. gobenoprfer. Jt. Spath; Silr=
ipudle: Sc. Sfenfer.
SSir hoffen, in bieicr Gcrlomnlz
luna oIe llniere .Otitolieoer all be-
arilBen. Gin Glilflihes 9telleS Sabr
niinihen mir alien.
sf. Shmors, lSrpt. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
2l,.s Glepelanr, ORie
3weig 4
Glcpclan0 @eit

gs biene ouen Mitaliebern sur
&enntnis, baR uniere ndlhite Ger=
iammluna nebit Snitallieruna Der
nel,en geanlten uno SotenNeoenf=
feier fir unlere beritorbenen Mit-
olieoer bonn Sabre 1850 am Scnns
taa, ben 7. Sonllar 1851 Inn 3 llbr
raf,nlittaas itattfinbet Ser Somens
dior Saronia unter Der 9eituna bon
Grof. GuooIf SduIter miro uns NIT
mehreren 2iebern beebren.
Ntitalieoer mDaen lid, aefdai9It
outiteheno haIten nit oen geitrGaen.
slud bitten mir I'M neue Mitalieoer.
sluf ber &ronfenlilte iinb Slnna @e=
ber. Cara 9leuR, Martba @ott=
id)Iina. &otb. slnbree uno &otb.
Sontih.
gSir ipiinihen allen baloiae geiie=
rllna. sllio fommt aur Seriamms
luna am 7. Sanupar. Hahber gr>
friihllnaen uno &artenpartie.
Glis. Siidler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
2lus Ganteft, Otie
e. 9. &arpatben @eiana Gerein

slm 16. Tesember bielt Ser Sc.
ianaperein feline leste Sabresper=
iumnIrna ab. Eeben Dem @eibaft=
lihen ipurbe auh bic geamtentpahl
nit burdlQefiihrt. Nad) geenoiaunQ
Der &eriamnluna ipurben in Der &C.
burtstaasfeier nebeu unierem belieb=
ten Siriaenten Sacob iSauit nph s
anbere Sanaer uno Sdnaerinnen aez
ehrt.
Tas 2immer unb bie Safel ipurs
ben i'm Sinne @eihnahtsfeites ae=
ihrniift. Die Grfriihunaen unb Der
porsiiQlide 2undb brahte pon allen
aroRe Slnerfennlmq. SeOermann
hattie cine quite 2eit. Sie bier alf=
oefiibrten neu erpdblten geamten
nerDen om %. Sanuar. anldBlih
Der eriten Sahresperiammluna rno
ganfett fiir ale aftipen rno paiiipen
Mitalieber, einaefiibrt werben.
Grdlioent: Sobn Sopfer; Si3cpras
iipent: s(nbp Shneioer; lSrot.
Sefr.: 9silIiam iSriside; Shat.
meiiter: faSreo Hampelt; Nlnansicfr.
Geaina &eIp; slrcbipar: Glisabeth
iSritid)e; Sundl aon,itee: Sena Sph=
lparth; 1. Ternalter: Mortin &elp,
.. Geripulter: Otto &leem; 3. Ser
lpalter: Simon 9ulbierer.
Sie 8eianaproben merDen ipieebr
am Gienstaa. ben 9. Sanllar auiae=
npmmen llnp ipir hoffen, hoR alld)
i'm neuen Sabre Die SGnaer llnb
SdnaerinnenfrOblif) sum Sinaen
uno ben Geranitaltlln9en fOmmen.
s(Qcn ein iSrohlideS lnD Gclru=
bes Neues Sabr.
gSillium SSribid)c, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04

luna ompcicno sll lein. Gs mcrocn
aud, onpcrc lpihtioe liuntte filr &cz
iprcrl,llno lnn Gntlhcibln0 pprfoH,s
men.
@citcrbin miro unicr Serein &C.
cbrt nit Der 9lmpelenbeit nes GrnHs
prGlipc,tcn pes 3elltrolpcrbonoes.
S,crrn Sphomn Sultcs. Gr miro I'M
iercr Gcrionlmllno bcilpohncn ,lno
lpirn lpobrictcinli1) pcrihicOcnc We
ncrfllnocn morhcn inbc'uu ollf Die
3cntrolucrhonosfpnpentipn Die illt
Sabre 1851 in sOpllnNstnlpn obNc=
bultcn iplrb.
S(lio rcrocit niht, licbc TerclnSs
briincr, an, SpmntoO. Ocn Z. Nunllor
in, Soditnbeim lit nc Gcnerolpcr~
ianmllnu bcs 2lpeiQes 80.
SScitcr miro hcfunnt ocnuht, Dor
ipIucnoc N}t0nncr olS Scontc ocs
3lpciucs 80 fiir bus Sohr 1901 CT
!pGhlt murNcn:
IrGlinent: lrortin &crr: Gr'tcr
&i;epraiipent: Nrun' Shnciner;
3lpeitcr NiseprGlDcnt: Gepro Hol.
BEL; SSrptofpllz llzSeftr.: SSilllon :Vt.
Sortmon; 1Sinons Scfret1r: Sohn
Gins IT,; Scbatmcilter: Carl Sol1=
man: 3entr. Serb. Sefretar: Snhlr
s. Srhen; &inperlooe Scfr.: W{ls
d,ocI &efeid) IT,; S(rhinar: Sinlnn
Schullcr; Siiripuhe: Mifoel Schlls
tier; Scpllties: sDtidocl Gcfeld) IT,.
Mortin Tinosardf IT,; Gerlpaltcr:
Scnrn Gurb, SSolter Ginber, SenrD
Sinoer, Mortin EfinNSQrdf IT,.
Martin Gberth il.
Sic pbenocnonntcn Seonten pcr,
Sen in ihre ncllen slcn,tcr cin0crllhrt
i1 Scr GercinspcrionlmllnN bic oW
Z. Sonuor ltotUinbet.
Slls ShIu6lpnrt miinihcn mir olz
fem @eon,tcn lnb &ereinsnit0lle'
bern, iplpie ollh ollen Suhlenbrils
bern lmb Sotienitllpcitern lnb SSo'
milien ein iSrphes umD GeleNnctes
9teres SSobr 1851.
Ssilliom 90. 6ortnon, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
Tas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mir

Tas guderpriiiunssfomitee miro
aebeten, Inn Z llbr obenos am 8.
Sanuar amueieno su iein. Sm So.
mitee iino: sllice @ramp, Sobanna
aoltner uno Maria ltnth.
9itte, brineen Sic olle Gales
Sar Stamp our 2ieoertafel NIT.
@erbaro @ramp, YrGIioent.
gmma Sauierman, Sefretarin
Sir CUTE llnterbaltuns nad) ser
Sanuar.9eriammlung iorgen bie.
pelde i'm Sanuar Geburtstas baben
Sopbie Tcliino uno Waria @ilIins
ger, oa lestere i'm Te5ember aubers
balb Ger Staot mar.
slue Mitslieoer uno Eaiiipe ,per-
Sen aebeten, onlpeieno su iein.
emma Sauierman, Sefreturin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
2lns GQweer City, pa.
3tucis 80.

l(niere Geriammlllng ,puroe onl
%. Scj. ab9ebnlten. gs ipurSen sic
foIacnOen geontinnen eepGbIt:
TrGiioent Gatb. MeIser.
&i5eprGiioent &ath. Saul.
GrotofouietretGr Morp SbaIsott.
iSinonjiefretGr Hoie genOcr.
SdlnBmciIter Cara Glamer.
6. 9. Sefrc. slnno 9Ioos.
SrlIitees Nole Eoal. lfntbiloo
Sd)ltiter.
Moridnu Slnna aloos, ST., lnb
Sohnnna 9erenot.
ltnlcrc nGhlte %erionnlll,ng miro
am %. San. obgebaltcn. Gin &omi-
fee pon &irfen Truucnocrein miro
9liten Sund) iercieren.
ltorp Sbalgott, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04

j3tpeia Is

llniere reaelmaRiae Monatsperz
iammluno finbet Sonntaa. Den Z.
Ssanuor Inn brei llbr nad)mitta0s
i'm ct .9ouis Souie itutt. eSn oieler
0eriammlnna miro Ser Sabresbez
rid,t BON ben 0eripoltern perlelen
lnb bic neuaelpGblten 8eamten iperz
Den einaeiiihrt. ga audi anbere iebr
,pihtiae @eid)dfte auf Der Soaesoro=
nuna iino. iollte fein Wiitalieo febs
len.
s(ui 8eidluR ser Wit0lie6er IN
oer letter. 0eriammluna ioll ettpas
mehr Gririihuna unb 9unh luie Qez
tp0hnlid) porbonben iein. llniere
2lrnh h=0ertpalterin aatb. 0oelloeni
periprod gratlpurlt umb Siebenbilrs
aiihes @ebGf su ierpieren.
Georae Yoelloeni, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04

3,ueis 18.

Ser 3peig 1S belt oie General
ueriamluns am %. Ie5em6er ab uno
es tpuroen oie folgenoen geamtin=
men fir bas Sabr 1851 9emGbIt:
Yrdiioentin Marie 8oeelbuber.
0iseprGi. Mnna llntf.
Grot.= =Sefr. Suianna Serman.
Sin..Sefr. 8iIbeImine 8ottidling.
Shatm. slnna Sdmibt.
6. 9. Sefr. gloreo @eber.
sloreiien Setr. SilSa golins.
Gerlpalterinnen Sermine 8cben.
Sorier, 0iarp aefel, Suianna 5ros
Mus, Selen 8iribt, aatbarina Rotb.
Naritau Marp 9irf.
Siir,pahe aatbarinc Mintb.
8lumenfomitee Cara aonnerth.
Gr1iioentin Marie @oselbuber
Sanfte allen geamten. Die ibr 10
gut in, oersangenen Sabr sur Seite
seitanOen iino unb iebe cin5elne ge.
amtin periprah auh i'm nel,en Sabr
1851 Dos bette 81, tim. Tle neuen
8eamtinnen ,purben initaaiert bon
Gr.Yraiioentin glijabetb @iridt
unb. iiberreid)te Sen Sammer Der
YrGiioentin Gogelbuber, Sic gum
8. Male Sen Yerein fiibrt.
Die regelmdBige Serialnmll,ng
uiro am Sonntag, Sen IA. San.,
nm 2 ubr nad)m., abgebalten sper.
sen uno aae Wit9lieOer iino 9e6eten,
autpeieno 5u iein.
SIM So5ialfomitee iiir hle ndd)lten
Srci Monate iino aatbarine Nsintb,
slnna llntd l,nb aatbarina &otD.
Suianna 9ernan, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
SSratcnuercin Der Gu. Sntb.
Opntcrus=(Scmcinoe

Gs biene alien Mitolicpern sur
Qcidllioen Nohriht, oob pie n1onot.
lihe Serianlnllna ocs ,Srallcnpcr,
Gins q mSonntoa, ben I. Sonllor
$50 llbr ltottfinoct. s(ue Srhlpe:
ltern iino acbetcn, lid) sablreicb 81
beteiliNen.
Tos 9ciultot scr geomtinnen:
ipohl fiir 1851 lit. bab ale Seoni:
tinnen einitimmio ipicber oelpGbl,
ipurpen .s(ue periprohen ollh lpei:
tcrbin ihr geites ,u tim, Inn Den
Srauenpcrein at forberu.
Slnna SOcrbert, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
2lms 6arY, yn>.
3lueig 40

Gs biene alien Mitaliebern oeS
iSrauenpereins, 3peia 40, sur Nahs
rirht. oah Die reaelmdBiae Monots=
periommllna am Dtinpoh. ben 10.
Sonllar, I'M 7:3O lllr in bcr Sahs
ienbuQe itattiinbet.
"a noh iebr ipihti9c GeldGite
gu erleoiaen iino, bite ih hermit
alle Sh!peitern, bie nod ein Suite
reiie unb Siebe sum Serein baben,
in bic Geriammluna AT fpmmen,
hamit bie unerlebiaten 8eicbafte er-
Iebiat iperben f0nnen.
Die Mitalieoer. bic lire Suit,
tun0sbiihlein nod niht ab9eaeben
haben, iino erilht, lie bel Maria
llridel absuaeben, 10 OaR bas &o=
mitee lie olle priifen fann.
SSn oas Gepipierunasfomitee ipur=
ben Maria ginoer lrno Cara 8enes
rih ernannt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
2lms alliance, Otie
i3mcia 8

IS picne alien MtitNlicDern pes
2ipeiQcs 8 Sur 9tuhrid)t, huH mlIere
Seriamn,Illno om Z. Sonuor unl
$3.50 llhr nohn1ittoGs in1 Sod)ien-
helm ituttfinoet. Gs iit erlpilnlft,
oas iopicle Schipcitern lpie moQlid)
iih an bieler GeriamnlIunN bctcills
oen. Gnmit Die @eihGttc Dcs Sercins
erlebiat perDen fonnen.
9(uh Die llnterboltllnQ nofher bel
&uhen lnp &affee lit onoenehner,
lpem Sablreiher 9eillht pu lit.
Heoina Gpcrth, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-04
&ird)cn.Trnnenuerein Der Sonterns'
Wcmeinoe.

Gs oiene olen Mitelieoern sl,r
Nodriht. oab unierc ndhite Otonats'
pcrian,mIung nm Sonntaa, Sen Z.
San., um 3 llbr nahm. itattfinoet.
Sie Mitslieoer iino ireunoli6 er'
ird,t, in ser &erIummll,ng anipeleno
,n iein. Sn oaS aomitee iiir aafiee'
unS autDen.Serpieren iino Die fpls
aenoen Shpeltern ernannt: aatb.
8rob, aath. 8uiit, slnna gotlh,
Marie q .ginoer, lestere audi Tor'
iteberin bes &omltees.
Shpeiter Gesina Sartman lit nod
aui ser aranfenliite. Sm Namen oes
airden 6rauenpereins tpiinlde it
ibr balbige 8eneiung Namit lie tple'
ser in nnierer Mitte ieln fann.
Mtorie q. 8inoer, S6rlftf.