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SPECIAL SERVICES AT LUTHERAN CHURCH

Rev. Clarence Solberg, Assis- tant Director of Home Missions of the Evangelical L u h n Church, offices in Minneapolis, Minn., will be in Seward Sun day of next week. Rev. Solberg will conduct dedication cere monies of the Seward Lutheran Church parsonage Sunday even ing, to which the public is in Vited.
 There will be an EVangelistic service Monday evening at the church, with public attendance urged.
 Tuesday evening the Ladies Aid of the church will honor Rev. Solberg at potluck dinner which will be followed by a congregational meeting.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-10
JUNIOR MISS" CHOSEN FOR CLASS PLAY

One of the merriest and fast est paced comedy hits to come from the pens of two noted writers of wit and satire, Je rome. Chodorov and Joseph Fields, is Junior Miss" which has been selected as the next attraction to be presented by the Junior Class.
 An outstanding theatrical sue cess when it was originally pro- duced by Max Gordon on Broad way in 1941, it was described as "a delightful and winning comedy of much charm and brightness, by the New York Herald Tribune, and ''an amaZ- ingly humorous investigation of adolescence the charm of which lies in making all recog- niZe their own experiences with youngsters of the same age by the Chicago Daily News
 It will be presented here at the High School Gym for two performances May 4 and 5.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-10
NAVY ACCEPTS BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK AT KODIAK NAVAL STATION

Captain William F. Wesonen, CEC, USN, Seventeenth Naval District Public Works Officer, announced last week that the Navy is advertising for bids on several million dollars worth of construction at the Naval Sta tion, Kodiak, Alaska.
 The work involves runway and taxiWay paving, family housing, waterfront construction and installation of gasoline tanks. Competitive bids for the entire work will be opened at pm. (PST), 9 May, 1851, in the San Francisco office of Rear Ad- miral L. N. Moeller, GEO, USN, Director of the Pacific and Alas kan Divisions of the Bureau of Yards and Docks.
 Plans and specifications for this construction may be obtain ed for a fifty dollar deposit. Continental bidders should ap- ply to Director, Pacific and Alaskan Divisions, Bureau of Yards and Docks, Naval Station, Treasure Island, Calif." Alaskan bidder may receive plans and specifications from the District Public Works Officer, 17th Naval District, Kodiak, Alaska. "
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-10
BUSINESS MEETING OF W.S.C.S. FRIDAY

The Woman's Society of Chris tian Service will meet for short business session in the Methodist Church parlor Friday evening, April 13, it was an nounced by Mrs. Troy Bogard, president of the group, today.
 At that time the date will be set for the Spring Fair, which will be held during the latter part of this month. Other mat ters of importance and interest to all members will be discussed.
 Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Guy Kearns and Mrs. Charles Cole.
 Mrs. Lawrence kirch, who is in charge of the Blue Cross h. surance payments, is in the States for short period, and the payments may be made to Mrs. Troy Bogard during her absence. Members of the Blue Cross are reminded that the deadline for this quarters pre- aniums is April 25 and that if the insurance is to be kept in effect it must be paid by that date. These payments may be made at the meeting Friday evening.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-10
SMALL BOY LOSES TOE

John Andrews, 5, son of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Andrews, sui fered the loss of the little toe on his right foot last week when. while playing with some other children, a large rock was rolled onto his foot. The bottom of the boys foot, below and back of the little toe, was also injured and required a small skin graft,
 John is home from the hos pital now and is coming along fine.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-10

12. The constitution adopted at convention and approved by the people of Alaska would be approved by Congress. Follow ing approval by Congress the election of all state and other officials would be held at which time two United States Senators and one Representative would be elected. Provision is made for a further constitutional convention and similar proceed ure if the Congress disapproVes the proposed state constitution
 13. The bill provides an auth orization of $200,000 to defray the costs of the convention and election with each delegate to receive 20 cents a mile and the sum of $1,000 each, payable in four equal installments. Authorization is given that the territorial legislature may ap- propriate additional funds ii desirable.
 II. The remaining sections of the bill provides changes, tech nical in nature, involved inso- far as the United States Court for the District of Alaska and the Federal Reserve System would be concerned. Alaska would constitute one federal judicial district in place of the present four judicial divisions.
 The bill was approved for re- port to the Senate by a 7 to 6 vote. The affirmative votes were cast by Senators O'Mahoney of Wyoming, Chairman; Murray of Montana; Mcfarland of Arizona, majority leader of the Senate; Anderson of Mexico; Ecton of Montana; Lehman of New York; and Gordon of Oregon. The six opposing Senators were Butler of Nebraska; Millikin of Colo rado; Malone of Nevada; Wat kins of Utah; Long of Louisiana; and Smathers of Florida.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-10
MALcOM-WEBB NUPTIALS

Miss Tanya Rose Malcom and Jack Martin Webb, both of Seward, were married in a lovely church wedding in Glen dale, California, on the evening of March 24.
 The bride wore a beautiful white taffeta gown trimmed with lace, and had a fingertip veil. Her bouquet was large featuring two white orchids.
 Four cousins of the bride were attendants. The maid of honor wore a pink taffeta gown and carried a bouquet of blue iris. The bridesmaid wore an aqua taffeta gown and carried a bou- Quet of daffodils.
 A reception was held after the wedding in the home of MT. and Mrs. Guy Finch, grand parents of the bride.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-10

William and Clarence Cald- we'll and Harold Wright flew down from Anchorage today to see about work in Seward. They a so inquired enthusiastically about housing, being under the impression that it couldn't pos sibly be harder to find than in Anchorage.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-10

The guy who talks his head off isn't losing much.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-10

J. Vic Brown, Jr., owner of the Alaska Shop, entered Sew ard General Hospital for an ap- pendectomy Monday. He is re ported to be doing fine,
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-10

Tip to motorists: Ease up when there's a freeZe-up.
Seward seaport record., 1951-04-10

Harry Wilson was sentenced to six months in jail on charges of assault and battery. The com plaint was signed by his wife, Doris Wilson, April 5. The case was heard and sentence. passed in Commissioners Court Apri16.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-22
Fver und wider
Oberommergov 1851

Yfiiuhen. - 31piihen Ser 8e.
Misunderstanding uno benz 8iir9er.
perein in Sberammergau ideint iid)
in Ser Srase ser Yaiiions. .8ieoer.
bolr,ngsipiele 1851 ein "Yiirser.
fries" 5ll entspifeln. Ger 9iirseruer.
elm, ser mebrere blnoert WitslleOer
5ablt, mill cine cageneine Mbitim.
mun9 iiber cine Wieoerbolung Ser
Yaiiionsipiele in Sieiem Sabr ourd.
iiibren. Biirsermeiiter Sang uno Sic
Mebr3abl Der 8emeinoerdte iteben
auf Dem Stanbpunft. oab elmer iol.
den Mbitimmun9 Die rgeieslihe
8runolage" ieble. Ias ofii5ieIe
Oberanlmergau mil iif itreug al
oas 8eliiboe balten. oas nllr cine
sluiiiibrllng alle 10 Sabre poriiebt
Der Biirseruerein itebt auf bem
Stanopunft, : bab oas 8eliib0e niht
gebrod)en miro, oa Die lebte Vorltel.
lung Our6 sen arieg i'm Sabre 1910
ausgefaqen lit. 9aourd fonnten lif)
in bieiem Sabre Tallienoe bon 8e.
iuhern bas Spiel anieben, 0ie I'M
porisen Sabr feine Gintrittsfarten
erbalten baben. Cine enogiiltiae gnt.
ihelouns hit nod nidt 9eiaaen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-22
Hovs- vnd Curten.Sehuv
beainnt am "a. Febrvar

Grite 8erihte Iaiien NIT einem
nelten Seiud)srefprp fiir Die idbrli,
die Glepclanber 6aus lunO @arten.
ihau in Der Gublic 6ull bonn "a
;sebruor bis einihlicblih 4. Mdrs
rebnen pie Der Sdarn.ana9el
GaIph 8. StooarD erfliirt.
SIM peraon0eren Sabr id)on font
te mon cine Gefprbsabl BON 21O,'
O22 8eiuhern pcr,eihnen, peld)e
Gintritt besablten. llnb heller ipllrz
ben 12 Grcsent mcbr &orperfaufss
farten oepr,tdt. Sie lpllroen al @or=
tenflubs, ,SlpriIten llnp anoere Sr,
aaniiatiunen I'M norpDltIilhen Ohio
perteilt SUM Gerfouf. Sie iinb nun
auf, bel gurroipS in Glepcluno er=
bGltlid.
Die biesiGbriae slllsltelluna miro
nern Sage Dalern, einihlieBlit,
Stpeier Samstdae unh Sonntaae.
Sies ipiro eS elmer 0rOHeren 2ahl
austpdrtiaer 8eilther ernloalihen,
tie su beiuhen. 0iele Gruppen ipers
DEN nit eiaenen Smnibulien ooer
Spnoersiiaen nodb Glepclano font
men, tpie /. 9. aus Vittsburab, Ta.,
Canton, Snoionapolis, Detroit,
PuffnIp 1ilm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-22
Habsburgs CLAM aus der
Wiener Burg gesehwunden
Elm komisehes SommeIsvrivm von allen MoegIichen
beherberqen die otersqrayen Mayern.

opptbefe lmo Das etotiItiide Zen.
tralamt. &eridiebene Sommlunaen,
borlmter bos &lnltbiitpriid)e Mtllie.
INN uno bos Mllieum fit GOlfer.
funbe perbidbten nod Die muieole
sltmoipbGre. Die bic 6pfbura trob
ibrer pierfGltiNcn proianen Gerlpens
buna niemals perlicren ipiro.
Cine Hcltollrant NIT alien mar.
men uno falten Spcsiolitlten ber
&iener &iid)e feblt nif)t in ben III.
itoriiden Gebduoefompler. Gs oibt
olth, ipie es iih fir cine rihti0e
gurQ acbDrt, cine 9Sad,e. Soh bie
Soften iinb nidt, tpie friiber 9drnt.
ner obcr Salsburaer 9auerni0bne,
tic fonmen aus Wtiboleeiier. &piofi.
iton, Sflobpmo pber Der yretaane.
Seoen Monat ipeddelt bie sSlaaNe
ouf Der &iener Spibur9. 3u &eih.
nahten ltyeiften 9totor,nilten NIT
Gelsnniitcn ollrh Die olten @dn9e
ser @ura Deren 9tamen bon Sen Sc
lpotnbeiten elmer pcriunfenen 3cit
fiinben: Yotid,ofterltieae. Spfrats,
oonN Ncititicoe, Saternen=, 'Srauls
leills=. Ndhcraana lnO 3uder-
hGfcrlticue.
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nie. Ser lSotbetiaue, sieben iid burd)
oieicn Slim, oeu niemanb peri iall=
men barf. Sasu fomn,t nod ein far
biaer aursiilm lmb Die neueite oeuts
id)e @od)enihau.
Die 2eituna bes Mempbis She
aters float in letter Belt icbr iiber
Den manaelbaften geirf) oes Sbea=
ters. Nau aibt iih ale Miibe, nur
bic allerbeiten oeutid)en Slime Al
sciaeu, iolhe bic briiben als erltflai,
iia onerfannt limb unb bic iih als
suafrdftia beim Sublifum eripieieu
haben. &cnn bieies beutihe Slim.
tbeater cine itebenbe Ginridtuna in
Glepelano hleiben ioll. bann mllf
audi bas bieiiae 9eutidtum oas iei.
ni0e baau beitraaen. irloem es 6ieie
Gorfiihrunaen reaelmdfia beiuft
lno Dor allcm aud, Vefannte UNI
,srelmoe, bic nod nid)ts bopon Ne.
bort boben iollten, aufforoert, bieies
Sbcater su beilld)en. slQe Slime iinb
nit enaliiden llntertiteln perieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-22
Ringkoempfs

Sanoor Ssobo, Der linaariIf,e
Shperaelpihtsmeiiter i'm Ginaen,
tritt in Der Slrena AM Oienstaa, Den
81. Sebrllar, aeaen TOn Gaale an,
ipie Mathmofer Sad Gnlion nit
teilt. Gr eriest ,@ilo giu" Gong
ion. Der ipeaen SnIluenia ieil,en
Rampf NIT Gaale obiaaen mllBte.
@ie 2onaion lit Ssobp eiu Seteran
auf nieiem 8cbiet. Gr par emit anz
erfannt uls &eltmeilter Der 9tas
tional Breitlina sliin. 9tah &uTIp=
iuna oes Serbaloes perlor er Den
Sitel. Gr aebDrt aber INNER nod
su ben beifen ieines Serllfes.
.Sn anoeren aonlpfen iino Die iol.
aenoen oepuart: Der ltallenlld)e
Shweraelpihtsmeiiter 4rimp Gar
nera lmo slroentina 9tpcco, @cnt
stanlee Ii. Sim 6enrp, @loria go
rattini unp Heu Stelpart, @laoel
&clpolifi lmp apla a,poriani lppi'
2oro Carlton tmp ,Sranf Salaber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-22
Der Soenger FIveh
in Innsbruck

Snnsbrlf. Sic ssnnsbruder
@erlhtsbehoroen iino NIT Dem Der.
tuldelten San Ser @ieocrberitclluna
bon 81 acfrdnften gbraeiiiblen ,padc.
rer Nitalieoer ser ssnnsbrllder Sic.
oertofel beld)iIt9t, sic iicb Surd, @e-
bal'ptllnaen oes GrdIibcnten bes 81.
roller Sanaerblnoes. GrnIt 8iirtele,
IN 1brer sdnaer. lmb Staotsbiirser.
efre anaetaitet iiibIen. ga ssultitia
uno Eolpbpmnla in Ser slngelescIen.
belt miteinanber ourd) cine Gerfet.
tung pon l(mitGnben in ssoealfonf.lr.
ren5 aetreten iino, mlb iest iosar Ser
Sberite @erihtsboi bemiibt mcrben.
Die Snns6rllfer 9ieoertaicI, cine
ahtbare Muroe, 5Gblt in ibren Hcibcn
81 Nitalieoer, BON benen Der 8rG.
Iioent aller iangesiroben uno Oh oie.
Ter Nelgilng 81 gleid)aeiinnten Ser.
bdnocn praanlierten SiroIer, Grnit
Wiirtele, ln'reunblihe 9ingc be.
hauptet bate. ST iou geiagt baben,
oab lid nlht MIR bel bieien 81 Ser.
ren. ionoern iiberbaupt BEL ser Mebr.
belt Der NtitglieOer ser 9iebertaIeI
| ihon anno 1884 - alio Dor IS Sab.
rem - nationalioSialiitiid)c Seuocn-
sen bemerf6ar semaht baben.
9araui CAB es lpoblge5Gblte 81
ebrenbeleioigunssflagen pobei Ser
geiduloigte iamtlihe Hihter Ses
aanoesserid)t Snnsbrud
als bcIan9en ablebnte. ST begriinbete
oleie Beiangenbeit nit ser 9atiad)e,
oab audi ser Sanoes9eridts Giioent,
Or. 8latfe, ein iansesireuoises Mit.
slieo Ser 9ieoertaiel lei. Ser Siroler
SangerbunOesprGiioent bate nlln.
nebr Die Turdiiihrung oes GeriaJ.
rens Dor einem 8icner 8e5irfsgeriht
beantrast. Wabrideinlid), neil sic
/ Wiener HiGter piel unbeiangenere
Seute iino lrno auberbem 8ien ia
befanntlid) Die Staot ser 2ieocr lit.
lleber Sen s(ntras miro iest Ser
Sberite 8eri6tsboi entibeioen.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
BY HILDA KAUTZ

The Bowling Tournament
schedule is completed and copies
have been mailed to all clubs
participating. We have tried to
scheduled the events as best as we
could, and ask that all bowlers
cooperate with us and report
promptly when scheduled to
bowl. TIE Columbus Club will be
looking forward to greeting all
you bowlcrs here on March 3rd.
We had another practice bowl
ing session last Sunday and our
president, Paul Roth, came
through with nice 587 series.
Here's hoping you can give a
repeat performance at tourna-
ment time, Paul, but no more
nickels.
We are all keeping our fingers
crossed for you Margaret Schmidt
and hope your accident on the
basketball court won't keep you
out of the Bowling Tournament.
We are counting on you to pull
through because we really need
your help.
We're also glad to report that
Mary Gotzmeister is out of the
hospital.
Don't forget that Senior Lodge
meeting has been postponed a
week to give US the use of the
Hall, and the Juniors want to
thank the Seniors again for their
kindness and cooperation in doing
this.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-22

Nlcll. - SarDl GccO DQtte 1td)
feinc before &uliiie, Sic Eos gSien
Der Nahtrieasseit iDnboliliert, alls=
illcEcn fDnncn ols bie SSiener Sof=
buru Dor Der in ieinem Slim Ser
brittle Wtann" Die alliierten geiat=
slnNslolDatcn ouffabren. slues, ipas
Die Sonorltopt an seit= lmb oe=
itbidtsheoin0telt Decentralization
au bicten bate, lrnD nod) au bieten
bat. finoet iidb in ben olterSorouen
Malern oes &aiierpalaltes ipieoer.
Sic &iener Gpfbl,ro lit felt flint
eobrcn cine GtaDt in Ser Staot, elm
.Winiatllr=&ien, belGd)elt llnb be-
ltollnt ipeaen oes einiiaartiaen Soms
mellurillms bon t. II. t. Sraoition,
republifoniish oen,dBiatem Sort
ihritt lnO lnpnatli:h irchielnDen
Seiotllnospnmp inter cincm Sat.
SSD emit Moria Sberciio reiioier=
te, itreft helltc Selterreid)s TrGii=
bent Die geine ilnter bem St,rci6=
tiicb bes 'Siiriten Metternid). 8lcih
nebenan iino bic Gnli;iitcu ieiner
~Sciblpade" llnternchrncbt. aller=
binos pbne Sic clcNantc, nit iSana=
ici,niiren persierfe llnifprn, bic oes
ieEiacn ErGliDellten GorainNer Dtifs
los lmb ShlihniNa nod. aus Der
&oiicrscit hcriiberNercttct batten.
eNn Der r9tellen Sura" babcn iih
1915 Die rlliiiiher, Grpberer 9Siens
nieoerQclailcr. llnter Der SurNfos
pclle ,lpp Sonntuos Die SSiener
SGrNerfnobcn fruserticrcn, ridteten
lie cine 0roBfiid)e ein, aus Der Die
SfFisiere pcrpfleot lperDen. Sm Sln=
lhluRbot nit rieiiaem Sppietitern
llno Stalinzgilp fonben bos &olino
oas GcrpflealInasamt, bic HeprG=
lentatipns- ,no 9lusltelllln0srGlme
Der Guiien Elat. Gin iSreilihtfinp,
&arllliels. Sd)ieBbuoen, Stt,uufeln
II. &affeeitGnbe iollen Den 9tlilen in
gurNaarteu Die Sanaclpeile pertrei=
ben.
Sln &nntraiten ut fein Man9el in
ben 1900 9fGllnlen lrnb unter oel,
5000 gelpcbnern Der Burg. @leih
nchen Den StoatsrGilmen oes Gm=
besprGiioenten bollien orei Sanaer
Der @icner Sper: bic gaiiiitcn Ser
ner unb Sd)Dffner lnb Die Soprani=
itin Ecllctsorllhpr. Seren Nad,bur,,
Iinp nas ,Sinansamt, Die altc fuiier=
lifc Silberfunlnler llnD - Der piels
lciht ciniio rleaitime" Mieter -
Tr. &ctterl, Der Spbn bcs lesten
&ommerDieuers &oiier 'Srani So
icpb.
Sn mormorNeit)nliitften Babe
SIMMER Der &oiierin Gliiobctb bat
lid nit NiirDtiihcn lnb Slften=
ihrGnfeu cine Srbreibitllbe alf9e=
tun. sludb Die &itpe peS einitiaer
faiierlid)cn ScibiGacrs lit nod ais
SooierNult bonn alten Sofltaut iihrio
ocblicbem. gtcbenan in Der nellcr
guru hat Gin prtbopGDiihes Iran=
fenhuus init 26O Settcn Suartier
ocflmbcn.
Inter Den prpminentcn Micterll
ser Sooibura flllt Der gtane nes
Sbcrltcn BON Gpobaiifi auf. 9ie
lpeiEcn Sip!a,oner ieiner ipaniide,
9teitihule limb in Der Stallbrra ais
ciniiNe niht vslpcfcntiremoct" INT
teroebradt. SIRE 9tuhbarn iinb bic
Diierrcihiihe SunDestbcatcrs Ser
moltluo NIT ibren Moiien, bic Sof,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-22
"MitteIpvnkt"
Evropas zerstoert

Geer, Slbetenlano. - Gin BE-.
liebtes slusilugs3iel iitr sic Sur
9aite aus 5ran5ensbao, Marienbab
lno &arlsbao mar emit ser vgtit.
tclpunft Guropas" aui bem $50 Me.
ter boben Tillenbera I'M noroDi itlid.
item 8Obmerlpalb, sort, mo er in
gapern SberpfGl;er @alo genannt
miro, geleaen. Mitten iibcr SEN Sil.
lenberg 5iebt lih Sic baperiib.tide.
fild)e @renie, bo6 10, Sab ser 8ip.
rel aeraoe IN bas emit iuoetenbeutihe
@ebiet reiht. Gin oiterrcidiid)er ga,
turfreltnO ,'no @eograpb bate bier
oie Mitte Gl,ropas berehnet lmo ent.
oedt. st 9ine Sappn aus, ooB oas
Sillenbergs s8ebiet Sic @aiieriheioe
Spiiben stpei eroBen mitteleurcpG-
llben Stromen bil0et. 0ie @alonoab
flleBt bon bier CUR 0onai,, sic @on.
oreb ourd oie ggcr our gIbe. Sci.
men sSuno beitGtigte Elm mcrfrpiiroi.
ges Experiment: Cine iorsiam aus.
gelbnittene nno auf felter llnterIage
aufge5ogene Guropafarte balon3ierte
er auf elmer NoSeI, sic sort Sic
aarte trug, mo iiber ibr ser Sillcn-
berg -8ipiel einge5eidnet mar.
Tas bot @runo genus baiiir, oab
Die oamalige Diterreidiife Neaieruna
nlltten inter Ser trigonometriiden
Sol5ppramioe cine aupierplatte at.
brinsen lieb, bie Sen ~seosrapbiiden
gtittelpunft europas" perfiinbete.
er befinOet iiG nabe oem SO. grci-
tensrao, alio etpa in Ntain-Sobe
uno etpa 5tuiihen oem II. uno 12.
Son9cnaraO. Sm 2ailie Ser Sabre
lpuroe bieics auricium bon Sol.ien.
ben itno slbertauienScn beital,ut.
Gin Seim bes acknowledgements
Wlniieoel, 100 Meter ticier seleaen,
bot Serpflegllng uno Guartiere iiir
Die Wanoercr. Iui Sem iueiten @ie.
enbange por Sem Seim traIen iid,
Die gelpobner bon biiben uno oriibeu
ill traoitioneaen @olfsieiten. Sic
Slheben haben oie 9upierplatte unb
al'b oas Serelnsbaus beieitiat. Sur
e'ne ernellerte 8pramioe ragt beutc
auf Dem einiam aelporocncn @ipieI.
81 Tube liesen sic poIlit1noia bon
oen Sid)efen Scritorten iuoetenoeut.
lden Iorier lllrid,sgriin unb Neu-
nllsl. Wadiame tidefiihe 8rcnser
balten heiltc itrenae 8aclc, oaf ME.
1nano Sieies emit beliebte slusiluas.
5iel betritt.
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:, Es war cine rausehende
Ba||nacht" i'm Memphis Theatel

Naf benz ipllnoerihonen Slim
.Sriioerlein fcin", lpclder am pers
aanaenen SSod)cnoe 10 all9emeines
6efallen erre1t bate, fommt i'm
Wempbis Sbeater an ndh1ten $50
hcnenDe. pom 9omerstaa, ben %.
Scbrliar al, ein ipeiterer cbenio id,D=
ner. luenn niht nod beiierer Slim
inter benz Sitel vGs mar cine rau=
id)enne 8allnud)t."
Sm Ntittelpunft bieies iSilms ite=
ben &eben uno Siebe bes ruiiiiden
&omponiiten Eeter Sidaifolpifi.
limo natiirlih biloet bic berrlihe
Muiif bieies Meiiters BEN Stabmen.
Vefanntlih lit Sihaifoipifi seit>
lebens icbr, neil Broousenten rno
ritifer ieinem Wenie aeaeniiber blind
tparen. 9as Srbeiter ber Verliner
Staatsoper ipirft nit in bieiem
Slim. sSm aan;en iino es iiber t.
600 Muiifer, Die Sid,aifolpifis
bimmliiHe Melooien ipielen. Mits
ipirfenbe limb 3orab 2eanoer, hilbert
Mdiher, 6ons Stllelpe, 2eo Slesaf.
Marifa 9loff, ,Sris Nasp, Saul
Ialfe uno Grnlt 9lnnfe.
6ans Stuelpe in Der Sitelrolle
beat cine lnaliiflihe 2iebe fir bic
brunette Sh0nbeit 3arab Seanoer
aus benz cinfad)en @runo, ipeil oieie
bereits nit 9llibert 8dider perbeis
ratet lit. Gr beiratet Marifa 9foff.
cine hIonbe Ballerina. I'M ben &uf
Der Derbeirateten iSrou su lpabren.
Melobien aus ber iehiten sDmpbo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-22
SAXON VETS


The Vets have decided that the
next meeting will be the first
Monday of next month. So keep
this day in mind. Also keep in
mind the mems Branch l ban
quet Sunday. February 18th. You
must send in your card of ac-
ceptance or YOU won't get that
chicken dinner.
The Vets have planned their an
nual picnic for July 4 at the usual
place. This is for Vets only. and
their families. We hear former
Clevelander Ed Petri 'has.f built
himself a nice home in Alabama
which is about ready to move
into.
Plans are in the making for a
social night for vets only.
Veterans Al Szabo and Carl
Aber are turning out to be quite
good bowlers. They are with the
Butchers league.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-22
Rveekgang der Arbeits.
losiqkeii in der
BvndesrepUbIik

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loien i'm 9unoesgebiet aing int Mo.
nat .Sauuar Inn runo 10000 sllriif.
Gritnalis nah bem @niteisen Der
slrbeitslolen5ableu in ben 8iuter.
monaten muroe aus allen Sdnoern
pieOer cine Mbnabme ioluobl bci SEN
MGnnern als auf bel oen SralleH
senelbet. Ias Snouitrielano NprO.
rbein.@eitialen ,par nit cinem Hiif.
gang bon 39,194 am ltGrfiten betei.
liat. Sie @eiamt5abl Ser slrbeits-
loien in ber 8unoesrepublif betrug
guoe Sanuar nod rllnb 1921 Mil.
licnen, Sappn t35 Ntiaicnen Mdn.
ner ,nO rilno 100000 Srauen &c.
aeniiber runb 1863 Wiaionen gnbe
IeSelnber 1850.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-22

clubs in Youngstown Sunday was
very interesting and informative.
However some clubs were con-
spicious by their absence. There
will be another meeting of this
type later in April. Watch the
paper for time and place.
Bill Baker was received as a
new member last Wednesday. We
hope you stay with us long
time, Bill. Gordy Mellow was
elected as trustee.
The Juniors are planning
another Fish Fry for March 10th.
We hope that we can count on the
support of everyone again. We
think everyone will agree that an
activity like this not only helps
us financially but also gets the
club to work together, which is
what is needed.
NEWS OF OUR G.. I. S. -
Eddie Stefane is down south in
Florida, enjoying the beautiful
weather. Swimming and fishing
in the ocean are his pastimes
when he isn't studying electron-
ics.
If any fellows stationed at
Camp Breckenridge taste food
that even family resembles Saxon
! cooking it's just Dick Zeck
practicing. Dicks address is
Pvt. Richard Zeck USS 2O595Sl
c. O. 212S A. S. Z. FD SER. SUB.
SCH. Camp Breckenridge, Ky.