davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-11-06

of park and playground property,
and $685. 900 for construction of
new administrative and court ia
Icilities.
Fairfax County Democratic can
ldidates also have an unprece-
Idented number of Republican and
Independent opponents on today's
ballots.
Uppermost in the minds of most
Fairfax voters is the contest be-
tween Edwin Lynch, Democratic
candidate for reelection to the
House of Delegates. and his Re-
publican opponent. Douglas A.
Clark.
Battle Around Airport Site.
Their battle has revolved around
MIR. Clark's charges that MIR
Lynch had advance information OF
the Burke Airport site and bought
up land to resell to the Govern
ment at profit.
| Mr.. Lynch, who has spoken out
against the Burke Airport location
since the day it was announced
has denied his opponents charges
and filed $150,000 slander suit
against Mr.. Clark. Mr.. Clark has
Evening star., 1951-11-06
|Lee-Scott Election
May Be Voided by
Candidates. S Death
BY the Associoted Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. GA
plan to write-in the names of the
defeated Democratic primary can
didates in Princess Anne County
and the possibility of no-contest
in the Lee-Scott senatorial race
cropped up as Virginia's general
election got underway today.
These were the developments as
Virginians prepared to vote for the
14O-member General Assembly.
hundreds of county officers and
decide a number of strictly local
bond issues:
/. A supporter of the Peoples
ticket in the Virginia Beach area
promised that rubber stamps
would be on hand at all of Princess
Annes IA polling places today to
facilitate the write-in of candi-
dates who bowed to the organiza-
ton forces in the Democratic
primary. This may amount to
only a final gesture of the Demo-
cratic faction which failed in the
primary and subsequent efforts to
have the courts throw out the
primary results.
May Void Election.
2. Attorney General j. Lindsay
Almond posed the possibility of
the election in the Lee-Scott SEN
ate district being declared void
should the surviving candidate
fail to obtain a plurality. The
Democratic nominee. Senator
Lloyd M. Robinette, shot himself
to death Friday.
The attorney general has in
formed the party leaders in Scott
and Lee that Virginia law is with
out precedent in considering the
possibility of what would happen
If Robinette received most of the
votes.
Have Influence on Vote.
He said, however, that study
of such cases that have cropped
up in Is other States indicates
the votes received by the dead
man would have a bearing if the
candidate-in this case
j. Marion Smith
failed to obtain a plurality.
While the votes would not be
counted for the dead man as a /
candidate they would be consid-
cred in the total cast. And if the
candidates total did
not exceed that of Robinette or
any other candidate who might
be written in, the outcome would
be voided. That, at least, was
the attorney generals unofficial
view. /
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Payne Will Face
Trial Nov. 70
In Arlington
Sentenced in Foirfox
To II Years for
Assault on Bride

William Robert Payne, whe
already has received a 17-yeal
penitentiary sentence for the rape
of an Arlington bride, faces tria
November 20 on three mor'
charges connected with tht
crime.
The penitentiary term was i'm.
posed on Payne yesterday by Fair.
fax Circuit Court Judge Arthur
w. Sinclair. Payne. 25. of Be-
thesda had pleaded guilty to tht
rape charge.
A 35-year term was imposed
on Payne's companion, Johr
Robert Polk, last Friday for the
same crime after Polk also plead
ed guilty.
Fairfax County Circuit Court
Judge Arthur Sinclair said HI
recognized quite a difference" be.
tween the two men.
II condemn you for what you
did as bitterly as I can condemn
any one" the judge told Payne
but I believe you have a good
opportunity to rehabilitate your.
self"
Came From Broken Home.
In a report read to Payne
from the bench. Probation Officer
Charles Booth said Payne had
come from a broken home and
sis gullible and has a false sense
of loyalty"
Mr.. Booth added, however, that
because Of Payne's tWo-year as
sociation with Polk, Payne's
sense of right and wrong was open
to question.
Payne has no previous criminal
record, Mr.. Booth reported.
Mr.. Booth read from a state.
ment made by the attractive 20.
year-old bride of a Navy officer
describing how she was ordered
from her husbands side at gun.
point in their Colonial Village
bedroom and taken to Great Falls
where she was assaulted five time:
by the two men last June Is.
Her statement said Polk was
the instigator and frequently over
ruled Payne, who submitted to his
orders.
In a statement by Payne which
also was lead by Judge Sinclair
the defendent said he tried sew
eral times without success to gel
away from Polk.
Both Face Arlington Trial.
Both men face trial November
20 in Arlington on charges of kid
naping, burglary and abduction
each carrying a maximum penalty
of death.
Commemorative Attorney Hugh
B. Marsh said he had no recon-
to make regarding
what sentence should be imposed
on Payne. He said he had dis
cussed with Defense Attorney
Harry A. Shockey "the PROPOSE
tion of Is years." but he added, 81
don't have any agreement with
Mr.. Shockey."
Mr.. Shockey cited Payne's gooo
record and asked the court to be
lenient.
Payne will be eligible for parole
after he has served one-fourth o1
his term.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Hearing for BeIvoir Sergeant
On Arson Charge to Be Nov. 79

A Fort Belvoir sergeant faces a
hearing November 19 on a charge
he set fire to a Fairfax County
home in which his estranged wife
was staying.
County police yesterday arrested
Sergt. William c. Chumley and
charged him with arson with in
tent to harm his wife, Mrs. Doro-
thy Chumley. Bond was set at
$1,500.
Police said Mrs. Chumley was
staying at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben s. Kerr on Fort Hunt
road.
Mr.. Kerr told police he heard a
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Board Of Trade 10 Honor
IreIan in Silver Spring

The Silver Spring Board of
Trade will honor Charles M.
Irelan, recently appointed District
Attorney at its November meeting
at $50 pm. tomorrow in the
Indian Spring Country Club.
Mr.. Irelan. now resident of
Layhill, has for years been active
in the business and civic affairs
of Silver Spring. Me is past
president of the Silver Spring
Lions Club.
Also, at Wednesdays meeting,
the trade body will consider
recommendations from the organi-
cations finance committee, which
would set up a program aimed at
putting the board on a sounder
financial base.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
School to Open New
Recreation Center

A new recreation center at the
Hoffman-Boston High School in
South Arlington will begin opera
tions tonight, the Arlington County
Recreation Department announced
today.
Activities at the colored center
will be directed by Ernest E. John
son, supervisor, and Miss Carrie
Bates, assistant supervisor. Addi-
tional information may be OBJ
tained by calling the recreation
center, jackson 1888.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Neorby Virginia Election Takes Emphasis Off Primuie.

Today's election is unusual for
nearby Virginia because there are
SO many Republican and Indepen-
dent candidates on the ballots.
With few exceptions, past elec-
Itions have been decided in the
Democratic primaries and the
Democratic nominees had little or
no opposition in the general elec-
ltion.
One notable exception to this
has been recent Arlington County
Board elections. Non-partisans
started moving in on the Demo-
Gratis in 1916, and now have a 80
majority on the County Board.
It is a majority that could dis
appear today, however.
Two seats on the County Board
will be filed by today's balloting.
Mrs. Florence Cannon, a non-par-
Itisan, is not candidate for re-
elction. F. Freeland Chew, board
member since 1886, is running for
reelection as a Democrat al
though he does not have official
party Endorsement.
Official Democratic backing is
behind Carroll Wright. real estate
operator, and Wade Pearson, the
ater chain operator.
The Republican County Board
candidates are Robert A. Peck,
auto dealer, and George M. Row.
zee. jr., assistant cashier of a
Washington bank.
Non partisan candidates are T.
Oscar Smith and Alan Dean.
Two other candidates are in
the County Board race without
party backing. They are Fred w.
Bach, a real estate man, and
Jacob C. Bechtel, retired builder.
Three Seek Treasurer's Office.
Three candidates aspire to the
office of county treasurer. John
Locke Green is seeking reelection
as an independent Republican.
He is opposed by the regular COP
indorsed Colin c. Macpherson,
now a School Board member, and
by Charles B. Quade, Democrat.
Campaigning for the Office Of
treasurer has been bitter in the
weeks preceding the election. Mr..
Green has been an outspoken foe
of the School Board of which Mr..
Macpherson is member, and Mr..
has accused the in
cumbent of attempting to boss
county government. departments
other than his own.
Arlington also has three-way
contests for the Office of Common
wealth's attorney and judge of the
county court.
There are no party labels on the
six candidates seeking three va
cancies on the Arlington School
Board. All six were chosen at a
School Board nominating conven-
ton. They are: Mrs. Elizabeth
Campbell, incumbent; Barnard
Joy, incumbent; Charles o. Carl
ston. Warren Cox. Ira Funston
and Kingsley Higgins.
All other contests in Arlington
are strictly Democrat-Republican
affairs. They include State Sena-
tor Charles r. Fenwick, Democrat,
who is opposed for reelection by
Oren r. Lewis. Republican, and
Delegates George Damn and May
nard Magruder. Democratic in
cumbents. who are opposed for re-
election by James H. Barkey and
Fred N. Windridge. Republicans.
Vote on Five Bond Issues.
Five bond issues are being voted
on in Arlington. They include
$740,000 for Clarendon parking
areas to be paid off by a special
tax on Clarendon property. and
four bond issues for general county
improvements - 1882. 900 for
storm sewer construction: $1,318,-
900 for street and sidewalk con-
1882 900 for acquisition
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Dr.. UIImun to Speak

DR.. Charles Ullman of the Prince
Georges County Mental Health
Clinic will speak on the county's
mental health plan before the
Beltsville Elementary School Par
ent-Teacher Association at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the school.
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Church Dinner Tomorrow

The w. S. c. S. of Wilson Me-
mortal Methodist Church, 756
Eleventh street Sc, will sponsor
o turkey dinner and bazaar to-
MORROW from 5 to z pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Book Fair to Aid School

A book fair sponsored by the
Oakton School and Civic League
will feature the groups meeting at
8 pm. tomorrow in the school.
One-third of the sales proceeds is
to be turned over to the school.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Turkey Dinner in BeItsviI|e

The Women's guild of st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Beltsvile, Md,
will sponsor turkey dinner from
S to 7:30 pm. Thursday in the
parish hall.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
Fuirmont PTA Session

The Fairmount Heights (Md.)
Elementary PTA will meet In the
school at 8 pm. THURSDAY.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08

oa Gerbanolungen nit Sen Spiten
Ser groben slrbeiterorganiiat
ifmeben, um cine einbeitli1e Siege.
lung 5u ibailen.
slm Nadnlittog iprad Johann
Somn1iiiar &oienfieIb inn Ietail iiber
Die n0tigeu rsliiurances". Muf bier
folgte cine allgemeine Sisfuliion,
sic pielc niislihe Inreglneen brahte.
SIM gan5en mar ieit3uitellen, oaB
Ser THs&onmiilion bas GrobIem
ser Ginipanoerumg bertriebener
Solfsoertider ,pirflid ernit lit, umo
in 0ieiem 3uiammenbange erpGbnte
8ibion alld,, bab er bel elmer Inter.
reouns nit bem GrGiioenten feitse.
ltellt babe, GrGiioent Srunan lei lid
Ser 9tot uno oem Gleno ser Berthe.
benen, oie eepiiiermaben 9iirser s..
alaiie ieien, bollauf beipubt, nno
babe ibm beriproben, Ser aommil.
lion 81 belfcn mo- ilnlner bies mog.
lid lei.
NaItor Toiicl bon Glepelano fabtc
III elmer lalinieen Inlprahe sic Gin.
Sriide bieicr allberoroentIid) ,pidti.
gen Sititng suIan1men ,nS lteate oen
slntrog, ErGiiSent 8ibion ,uS lei.
ner &ommiiiion sen 9anf Ser Ser.
ianntllne, iopie sic 3uiiherung bcs
polllten Gertrouens l1no Ser erniten
Mitar6eit alls5nlpreben. Tieier Mn.
trag ipurSe einltinnig onaenonlrten,
inoem sic blmoert Selegaten iid) su
elmer Suation bon ibren Siten er.
boben.
slls Gertrcter aIler SeutidItimni.
gen 8ruppen oes 2aroes rnS als
6iiripreder unO Serbinounssmann
in Ser Gin,panSerunssfommiiiion
purSe gum Sdluiie slnnaIt Gbas.
6. 8erbaro bon YbilaoeIpbia er.
mdhlt. Eaitor Toiiel hatte ibn bpr.
aeitlagen, neil er il, SEN Iesten
Sabrcn iid itnermiiolih iiir before
GimuanSerl1ngs sbebingllngen ser oel,t-
iheu Gertriebereu eingelett hat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08

iden Gertriebenen ielbit entlnl,tiet
ieien, uno Dor aaen ieien slenoeruns
gen inn McGarran.8eies unbeOingt
uottpenoig.
g. bate sen NnIdein, Sob oIle
6rei 9ommiiiare sic gered,tisung
oieier slusiiibruns erfonnten. ,nS
Elm fleiner Sroit lit orin 81, finocn,
haB Dor allcm 9omn1iiiionspcriiten
Ser 8ibion feline Miiiicn iehr ernIt
niinntt, 1,rb sic beiSen anoeren Som.
niliare S'Gonnor ,mb HpleniielS
ebeniaus NIT bem Ser5en Bel Ser
Sahe iino.
Sn Siciem Suiammcnbana neupies
acnniiiar Hoienfielo ols 9febtsors
,palt baraui, es iei trcs aIlem not.
tpenSig, yaliurances" beisubringen,
benn MIR 10 tonne Sic 9ommiiiion
arbeiten. lrnS MIR 10 fGnne bas Sc.
,peislnaterial beigebradt tperoen, bos
Sen aongreb bon ser Sdrte ser ei,,.
selnen 9eltilnmlngen bes McGarron
8eietes uilu. iiberseugen ,no slb.
inberl,ngen berbeiiiibren Tonne.
Nif Heih. smerican slib Socie.
ties, Chicago, lmo SteiaerpaIS BON
Sen @olsooel,tlben mahten int Gait
fe Ser 9isfl,iiion beridieSene @or.
id,lGge, Sic Don Ser Gomniiiion Dor.
acncrft lnb rad) &riiften sur Ius.
iiibrltng eebradt tueroen.
IS ,puroe Sanu audi ii6cr Sic Ser,
tpenSuns bon neu eingespanNerten
Sertriebeuen in 9fiiitlnssbetriebenen
geiprohen. Elm Yroblem. bas bonn
amerifaniihen Stanoprnft bon @iGs
tiafeit lit. Sie Gomlniiiior benliibt
iicf gesen,pdrtia, ouf 8rl,no ser be.
reits Oriiben porgenonuncnen Sic.
buna itno Griifllna bonn Sultisoepart-
ment Observation-Disclosures iiir Ser.
tricbene olltonlatiih sn erlangen.
sludl geperfIhaitiihc Sragen tpur.
SEN angeinnitteu, lno bie @eriamm.
lung erbielt ben @eideio, bob aud
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08

sllle &eae fiibrcn ipieberum nod,
Ser GleuelanSer Yublic Saa, oenn
am 5. aSebruar bat ser Wrptto Sirius
bort cin slpeip0hiacs engagement
erDffnet. Mit 9(usnobme pon Won=
tags unb Sienstaas iino aud, tGali=
die MatineeS Doraeiebcn. @eoroe
6offman, Der 2irfusporiibenbe Scr
Nl Sirat Grottp peripriht beuer
lpieoer Elm Gd)auipicl bon iSarhe lmb
&oltiimen. Gomp luo Yanprana,
Srape,fiinltlern, Gloipns. MGohen.
Glefanten uno 9lfrobaten su eripar=
ten. IS iuerben brei Stlmben ipol,.
member llnterholtlmo aeboten.
Srainicrte 8Gren BON gilbert 9iir,
Cults Gorilla=9Sarooie, Charles
Woroifi llnb 9Sferbe aus YeIaien,
linus. Der Mann, Der ouf einem
Singer itebt, bic iattelloie 8eiteria.
mile @eorae 6onneforb. Der melt:
Nranflin uno 9lltrio 6anbbalance.
Mft, Die Ginalina Glefenatenberoe,
Die sIlieaenoen Comedies unb 9lrto=
ms bie @roBen Mallenbas NIT Cell.
tdnaeratten. Holano Siebors Sob.
ben, 6enrn 6aaa's trainierte Sum.
be uno Sonies. bic Ghprettos. llnb
bic Srapestiinitlerin Gin 9lrbeltp
linb MIR ciniae Scr sahllpiem 9lfte.
llno 0asu fonnlt notiirlid) einc
MenQe GlonnS, bic bie 2ad)musfeIn
J in Wepeouno bolten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08

r@os benn?" veie hGtten nur ie'
ben iollen: Elm slmi=Saraent brabte
einen ebenaliaen SS=Wam III iei'
neln Seep her ins 2aaer llnD als lie
ausitieaen, ainacn lie INNER rper
Mrn" (Mrm in Mrn) ipie VrGllti'
aom 1nb 9rallt." I'd, iaate nllr:
vSc1ou, aber feline &unit, ictt nad)
bent &riea. Sd, hatte lie liebcr int
&riea 10 Neiebeu."
9am ersGhlte CT mir pbi9c &C.
ihid,te. Gs; lit alip cine ipabre 8e'
Qebenheit. Sd mub NM ,toh betps
nelt, baB ih Die 9tan1en perQeiicn
babe 1lno Qans lpillfiirlih nln Oen
oft porfomnenbeu 9ton1en Sd)nei.
Der uno ols Srt Strfeoen beniibte.
"a eS iicl oher I'M Siebenbilraer
Sahien banbclt, lit cs Icift n,O0lid,,
oai, lie bieie Geidirbte allh lcien
.llnD ih ipiiroe MIDI frelleit. lpenn lie
mir hurdl Die 3eitlna mittcilen lpilr'
ben. oh id, Die SeIhihte ridtia cr'
aGblt babe.
Giftor Yptihner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08

Because of the tremendous VOL
ume of your letters I am asking
you to let me use this medium of
my Weekly News Letter to an
swer you.
No longer can we refuse to face
the cold facts that because of our
unreadiness the situation we face
is grave, nor is it one that will be
brought speedily to a conclusion.
We must therefore, use both
judgment and wisdom as we gird
up our loins and set ourselves for
the long pull. Were it an enler-
gency that could be overcome by
pouring in tremendous strength
in a short moment, then there
would perhaps be every reason to
dip way down into our young man
power with little counting of cost.
But this is not our case. We must
meet an emergency, yes, but we
must settle in for period the
length of which cannot be fore
told. These youngsters are our
future strength-dare we turn it
into a military channel at this
point? To me this would be great
unwisdom, it would be action with
out foresight, which would lead
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08

Sm san5en Sabre 1850 iei fein
einjger .Honan BON biirgerlider
Seitc per0fientliht tporSen unS audi
fein Grama uno feir Slim, Sie elm
ebrlider aritifer pirflid) berporra.
gcnS ncnnen fonne. Die aultur tperbc
ir ben llS. uollitanhig in Sen Gienit
elmer geiteigerten &riegspropaganoa
mo sur 9lnItadeluug reattiondrer,
iaiditiiGer Stin1n1llugen eeiteat.
@icIe omerifauiihe aunItiperfe,
Sic pom Sen llS-aritiferu I'M Sabre
1850 seprieien nurben, Sienten le'
Sislid Der 9eidreibuns bon slifo'
bolifern. Morberu umO begenerler'
ten Yerionen. Sie rErawoa" fdbrt
tort: rSn oen meiiten Tilmen lOien
sic Seloen ibre Erobleme nit oen'
ielben @tittIn .pie lie Srnman seScn
Sen Muiiffritifer antpanOte, Ser iei'
ner Sodter IRarsaret Salent ab'
iprah."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
SIM Bismord Sotel

Gbicaso. - Sm 8ismard Sotel
tdno atf Ginlaoung ser l1S Commit.
fion for displaced Yerions cine 81.
fentlide Iusiprahe iiber oas 8ro.
blem itatt, auf ,pelhe Weiie Die Gin.
tpanoer,tng bon runb $4,000 @olfss
beutiden 1,no @ertriebenen in sic
8ereinieten Staaten innerboI6 ser
pom TR.8eies firierten Seit (bis
l. Suli 1852 burhgefiibrt speroen
Tonne. Oie orei aommilldre Ser 9om.
miiiion - Sobn W. @iblon, @or.
iitenoer, ,tnb gotparO %. O'Gonnor,
fotpie ,Sarrp g. HoieniieIo - tparen
antpeieno unb beleuhteten bos 4ro.
blem bon oen berihiebenen 8eiitts.
punften aus. Gie iebr einSrineIiden
Mnsfiibruneen bes &ommiilionspor.
iisenoer 8ibion befabten iib ur-
fpriinalih nit bem &roblem in gro.
BEN Siigen, NIT ser Nottpenoisfeit
Der aoorbinieri,ns Ser Irbeit, tpelde
Die aommiiiion an iih rno Sic Der.
ihieoenen Ianbsmannihaftlihen rnS
religioien aiirperid)aiten auf oieiem
8ebiete Ieiiten.
@oriitenoer @ibion tpies auf Sic
SdJtpierisfeiten bin, Sic in 8cit-
oeutihlanS begin. SeIterreih entltan,
Den, bab gerinse WitteI sic 2eiitl,n-
gen. 3u oenen iih bie tpeitoeutihe
1,no Sic oiterreid)iide Regierung per.
pilibtet hatten - transport uno I'm.
terbrinsi,ng Der s,,fiinitigen Nus.
tpanoerer ir ortlih giinItig geIege.
mem Sagern - oie notigen Inter.
fudungen erbeblid, uersGgerten. Ia.
gu fam nod, baB Sic 3cntroperie
iiber Die rotigen 9e,piuigungen int
8orgreB bie Grbeit Ser ao,nnliiIicn,
bic nlht mebr nit ser International
3eiusee Srganiiation (aufseIoI) su.
fanrmenarbeiten fann, ebeniaus nm
S12 Monate binausseihoben.
es tuuroe feitseitelt, bab Die eIe.
mentare 9totipenoisfeit 5unGdit sic
lit. rl,no 10000 iogenannte vslliu.
rancs" (Gerpilid)tl,neen) bei3ubrin.
gen, bamit bie srbeit ser aommii.
tton bon anrollen tam. Inter bieIer
-Iilarances" iino bic ihriitIihen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Kritik der "Pruwdo"
an KvItur in u. s. A.

0tosfau. - 8ie sic .Tramba"
ertlarte, bat Sas Subr 1850 ben
~ltntersang mo SturS" Ser onne.
rifaniIhen ault,,r lpeiter seiorSert.
Gas Organ Ser ruiiiid)en aY bringt
cine ausiiibrlide llnteriuhung ocr
Gntpidlllng aui oeridieoeneu @e-
bicten ser aultllrarbeit in Sen llS.
uno gelanste 5u Sem SGlub. es jeig.
ten iid iiberoa beutlif ~slnSeiden
Ser GerperIion".
Sic SoaWpooS. Slime icien Sem
ault ser Gersetpaltisung uno Ser
SerSorbenbeit gepiSmet uno nid)ts
lpeiter als ,piIoe Srgien iaoiitiihcr
9eitiulitdteu uno bes 8lutrallibes.
Sm san5en amerifaniiden &ultrr.
lebcn made iib oie idsuere SanO Oes
Wilitarisn,us bemerfbar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Stebenbiirotlds s2lmertfanilhes Dolfsblatt

GS lit cine bereits allaemein be,
fonnte Satiocbe, baR oenGB oem slbs
fonunen stpiid)en Selltidlanb uno
Nun,Gnie1 alle lpebrpflid)tigen
&plfsbeutidcn alip Die Sieben=
biiroer Sabien lmb Die 8anoter
Sd,ipaben, (oenn bic Nufolpiner,
NeEarabier ,lnD Spbruoiha= Geut=
ihen iparcn bereitS ein Sabr Dorber
vlllnaeiieoelt" lporoeu) - ,pdbreno
Dcs. &rieQeS aus Der rllllldnilhen
Mrmee berausaeipaen unb Der Selt'
ichen @ebrnlaht einperleibt ,plroen.
Gbcnio befannt lit es, baR bic Bolts
beutihen IN bet Mebrsahl frdftiae,
itottlithe MGnner iinb. co fam es,
Dai, piele bon linen bel Der Multe=
rllno oer @offen=SS, Die cine reallz
IGre &ftruppe, Ghnlih Der II.
g. Marinetrrppe, ipar, auaeteilt
puroen. 9tah Der &opitulation
SeuticblanDs iprroen alle SScbr=
mad)tsanaeb0riNen in Sic perihie=
Denen &rieasaefanaencnlo9er &C.
braht lrno nah fllrser 3eit nit ame.
rifaniiheu Gntlaiillnaspapieren per
ieben, nac) Sauie aeihift. 9elrnncz
res sluacrmerf lpltroe ben slnacbo=
riaen Der ebcn,aliaen SSaffen=SS
Qeipihmet, flld)te man lunter ibnen
bod Dor allem nad ben @ahmann=
if)aften Des OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
luo beionbers nad) iolden, Die Ser=
brerben aeaeu Die Menihlihfeit be-
Qanacn hattert.
Gin iplhes Eager mar ollh lit
Sallein bel Solsbllra. Sas ebemas
liae &rieasaefanaenellaac lpllroe
erlpeitert, Die StohelorabtsGlme
lpuroer perltdrft luo erbObt, Maid)i=
nenaelpebrc auf bic @ahttiirnte pn=
itert unb bic intcrnierten &C.
MGnner BON oer slubenipelt boil
fomlnen abaeiperrt. Sober einselne
Soil ipurbe iprafalti9 ,lnterillht lulo
bic ihuloloien Manner iuurben III
SurnuIien. etlpa alle IA Sage, ent=
laiie1. Selbitperltdnblih bauerte Die
Eroseblir bel Der ,lnaebeuer arnBen
WaIie fir manhe sien,licb lanae.
llnter Sen interi,ierten SS=MGn=
nern ipar allh Der Siebenbilraer
Sahie Mortin Sd)neiDer aus Pr
feOen, Der burh feline &OrpcrarDBc
auffiel uno II. a. allh Die slufmerf.
ianfeit ncs umerifaniihen Sors
gents ouf iiob sog. Sieier II. g.
SarQent -ipar iibri9ens alth Elm
ltattlicter sptom llno iprah basu
nod ein iehr altes Selltitb. Go oft
lid, bic beioen Mdnner bcaaeneten.
maBen iie iih ae9enieitia bonn &opf
bis su Dem 3eben - lmD ieoer Oad)=
te iih ieinen Sell iiber Den anoeren.
Merfipiirbia iuar es, boB beibe itets
ein ei1entiimliheS @efiibl beripiir-
ten, ols oh lie Gin Qemein'ames &C.
heinnis biitctcn llno iid) ihelltcn. es
Qcaenieiti1 preissuaebcn. Sieles @e=
fiibl beberricbte ben icrIiblcren 9lme=
rifoner mebr ais ben phlegmatiihen
Sahlen. ga, es n,ahte Den slmeri=
faner nernDs unb Gr0erlih ,mO Gll=
Rerte iih iblieblih in ausgeiprphe=
ner slbneiQuna Neacn Den Sad)ien.
Die ,Splaen fann ieDer iib leiht aus
benfen. @as inlmcr Der Sahic tat,
iuie out INNER CT audi ieoe slnoro=
nllnN befol0te, cs mar Dennoh ME
out unO ridtia. Sus fiel ihlieBlih
aud) ben iibriacn Snternierten uuf
umb ShneiDer purbe uelparnt, no es