davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-07-08

Miss Joyce Hodgkins, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Lee Hodgkins
of Richmond. became the bride
June 27 of Mr.. John Graydon
Legg, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Kent Legg of Leesburg. The cere-
mony took place in Kings Chapel
in Boston, Mass. the Rev. Pal
frey Perkins officiating. The recep-
tion was held at Hampshire House
in Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Legg
will reside at Graydon, Leesburg
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-19
y MUSU kALBA 8 p,.s.: s:::sss'i ss::sz..
Ar vartotinas posalkis PROTINIAI SILPNAS?

terminu tariant, gryna abra-
kadabra. Del kalbiniu 10 pos
melojimu jau trumpai pasisa-
kyta Dirvoje, o del matema-
tiniq jo negalavimu trumpai
tose paciose Naujienose pasisa-
ko matematikos mokytojas A.
Zujus (Nr. GAY. Velesniame
(77) numeryje Vikt. Birziska
megina jam atsakyti. Atsako
jam kick isdidziai, bet ne taip
jau imantriai, kaip Vadovo au-
torius ivairiai pravardziuoda-
mas ir megindamas juos ko
daugiausia nuvertinti. Pirmiau-
sia jis 81 straipsnio autoriq lai-
ko savo mokiniu ir visur vadi-
ma ''gerb. A. Zujum". Prispir-
tas del formules, prof. Vikt.
Birziska jau remiasi prof. Pr.
Skardziumi, Vadovo kritikoje
j drauge su bendradarbiais is
sijuoses pravardziuoja nemok-
sa, ismincium ir KIT. Kitoje vie
toje jis prisipazista, kad zodis
"visatoje" saules ekliptikos api-
breztyje atsiradusi del neap-
siziurejimo, bet Vadovo auto
Rams aiskiq korekturos klaidu
jis nedovanoja ir su ju pagalba
stengiasi patti Vadova dar dau-
giau sujuodinti. Pagaliau atsa-
kymo gale jis pripazista, kad
salia formulas Vadovo esas duo
tas teisingas ir arenos apibudi-
nimas: tai jau yra pazanga. 10
kolega prof. S. Kolupaila, pasi-
skates Vadova, yra rades dar
daugiau naudingu dalyku. Xiii
noredami jane galetu dar dau-
| giau naudos rasti, jei "honoras"
leistu pasmerktajam Vadovui
bent is atsto kick maloniau j
axis pazvelgti; pvz. Naujienu
"Kalbos dalyku' skyriuje (Nr.
33) aiskinamoji isiene "nisa"
| drauge SUI prietilciu bridge
head" kick anksciau sau vieta
yra radusi ir Vadove.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-19

rimciau cia netenka mel svars-
tyti.
Apskritai INFANT, tenka pasa-
kyti, kad prieveiksmiai su
-iniai yra visai negajus mu-
su gyvojoje zmoniu kalboje;
sios rusies dariniu daugiausia
pasitaiko, prastesneje spaudos
kalboje, kur kaip' reikiant ne
skiriami budvardziai SUI i n S
nuo budvardziq su i ka s;
todel bendrineje ir visu pirma
spaudos kalboje patartina ju
visai nevartoti; jq vietoje ga
lima lengvai issiversti kitomis
aiskesnemis ir taisyklingesne-
mis- priemonemis, pvz: i | p :
no pr to, sill p n a p o :
t S (ne pr o t i n a i
p n s. vaikas; k o.
n o m i s k a i (ne e k o.
n o m n a i) ukis greitai
atsigavo; jis politis k a
(ne p @ t n a i) visai
neistikimas; jie i S pr n :
c ipo (ne pr n i p :
n i) pritare Siam projek-
tut; jis tt e S o g a i (ne
t e o g n j kreipesi
| j virsininka; prelegentas p a
g r i n d Z i a i (ne p a .
g r i n d i n i ar p a
g r n d n a i) isnagrinejc
visa tema; is isor es (ne
i s O r i n i a j Sis namas ne.
blogiausiai atrode (plg.
i sva IL d O S, ne vaiz.
d i n i, jis gerai atrodo)
ir tt. sitaip kalbedami ir ra.
sydami, mes zymiai daugiau pa.
rodome ir kalbos jausmo, il
lietuvisko naturalaus stiliaus
suvokimo, negu bendrinen kal.
bon brukdami dirbtinius, visa
gremezdiskus spaudos kalbos
posakius ir paskui SUI inirtimu
megindami JUGS dar nevykusiai
pateisinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-19
L. KALBOS VADOVO
prenuneratOrianns

Dalis Lietuviu Kalbos Vadovo
gerb. prenumeratoriu, pilnai SUI
mokejusiq prenumeratos mokes-
tt, dar negavo knygos. Pasku-
tiniu metu il nebuvo siuntine-
jana. siandien gavau Pasaulio
Lietuviu Bendruomenes Vokieti-
jos Krasto Valdybos SIN. sausio
27 d. rasyta tue reikalu paais-
kinima. Butent: ''Tuo tarpu del
ivykusiq susitrukdymu del lei
dyklos kaltes negalejome dides-
nio kiekio knygq gauti. siomis
dienomis tikimes galesia pakan-
kamai knygu issiqsti."
Kaip Tamstos zinote, LKV
siuntineja ne per name, bet be-
tarpiai prenumeratoriams. AS
tik priimu uzsakymus. Labai
prasyciau, dar truputi kantry-
bes, kurios Tamstos ir taip daug
parodete, o knyga visus aplan-
kys.
Su pagarba
Juozas Audenas
General. Igaliotinis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-19
KoIbine opzvoIgo
Nelygus mastas

Prof. Vikt. Birziska trankiai
ir isdidziai "Naujienose" me-
gino kritikuoti "Lietuviu kal-
bos vadovo' matematinius ter
minus. | ta kritika jis privele
tick daug pjublicistiniu pras-
matniu ''perlu', kad toji kri-
tika visai neteko rimto pobu-
dzio: is to pasidare kalbine
matematine misraine arba, jo
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-19

SlOS ruSleS pOSaklQ gyVoJOJe
zmoniu kalboje nesutinkame; ju
daugiausiai randame tik spau-
dos ar siaip raseivu rastu kali
boje. zmoniu kalboje terra SUI
tinkami tik keli prieveiksmiai SUI
-iniai, pvz., begaliniai, pavirsu-
tiniai, vidutiniai, bet jie yra vi
visai negajus: uzuot begaliniai
daugelyje tarmiu ir bendrineje
kalboje paprastai tesakoma be
gallo (:jis b e g a ! o geras
zmogus; jie b g a | o tur-
tingi ir IT, I; uzuot pavirsutiniai,
ir vidutiniai daug kur jau sako-
ma pavirsutiniskaf ir vidutinis-
kai: jis p v RS u i n i s :
k a galvoja; mokinys tebuvc
vi d u tinisk k a i gabus ir tt.
Taciau dabartineje spaudos
kalboje gall daznai sutikti sio-
kin posakiu: jie nesugeba 90
| i t i n i a i galvoti; m k :
| i n i a i jis visai neislavintas; !;
krastas e k o no m i n i a j
buvo visai sunaikintas; rasyto-
jas sugeba p i c h o g i :
n i al vaizduoti veikejus; vel
kalas buvo m n n i sure
zisuotas ir tt.
Nors paskutiniu laiku yra at
sirade sios rusies dariniu gyne-
ju (pvz., l.. Dambriunas Drau-
ge), bet jie, kad ir savo drasiais
bel smarkiais gynimais, visdelto
negali paneigti aiskiu dalyku:
kaitmuo -iniai buvo daugiausia
spaudos kalboje pradetas varto-
tt tQ, kurie kaip reikiant memo
kejo skirt budvardziu SUI -inis
nuo budvardziu su -iskas. Visa;
zmoniskai, REMNANTS zmoniu
kalbos pavyzdziais, galima anks-
ciau minetuosius sakinius taip
nusakyti: jie nesugeba pol =
t i S k a It. y. taip, kaip poll
tika reikalauja) galvoti; m o k s.
lis k a i jis visai neislavintas !.
kraStas e k O n m i k ]
buvo visai sugriautas; rasytojas
sugeba gerai p S i C h O | o :
gis k vaizduoti veikejus:
veikalas buvo m n i s k a j
(pagal memo reikalavimus) su-
rezisuotas ir tt.
Antrasteje minimas posakis
protiniai silpnas (pW.: fondas
-. .rupinas p r o i n a j
S | pm a i S vaikais, Draugas
Mr.. 78), remnants gyvaja EMO
niu kalba, gall butt visai aiskiai
ir taisyklingai nusakytas silpnc
proto, silpnaprotis; fondas -.
rupinas S i | p no pr o t :.
S i p n a pro i S vaikais :
pig. dar: i | pnos val o s
s i l p navalia zmones
piktos Strides (p i k
t a asirdis s } valdovas, ir KIT.
Jeigu kas pasakytu: va ! i :
n a i s i | p n zmones ar
s r d n a i p k val
dovas, tai manytume, kad tas
sakytojas visai nemoka lietu-
viskai. Bet atsiranda gudruoliu
kurie ne tik tos rusies posakius
isdrista pateisinti, bet jiems pa
remit net ryztasi sudaryti savo-
tiska taisykle ir tue budu juos
ipilietinti bendrineje kalboje
sake, pro t i n a S i ] p :
n S zmogus is tikruju esas ne
S ilpno pro 90, 81 lp n a :
pro t i S, bet p r o t o a t :
xvi g iu 81 ilpnas S ;po-
it n j a ne s t k m $
esas ne p ol lit i s k a i, bet
p oil t n III a i vii g III
neistikimas; u k i n a
krastas labai greitai atsigavc
Freiskia ne u k S k a i It. y
kaip pats ukis to yra reika-
lingas, kaip normalus ukis tc
reikalauja, kaip sveikam ukiui
tai yra budinga), bet u k i
a t vi g u; jie, pr n
c p i n i pritardami Siam
projektui, is tikrujQ pritare ne
is pri n c i p o, bet pr n
c ipo a tzvil g u ir tt
Kodiak mirror., 1951-07-14

Congress has passed bill that makes it possible for all United States Series E Bonds to continue earning interest ten years longer than was originally planned.
 For example, Series E Bond which cost you $18.75 in 1941 will pay you $25 in 1851. But if you hold that bond ten extra years, until 1861, it will pay you $3oo 70 This l. n average interest of 2.9% per year.
 The new law applies to Series E Bonds of any denomination (purchase price of
Kodiak mirror., 1951-07-14

$18.75, $37.5O, $75 and up to $75000) bought in any year. The se~.c holds true for any bonds of this se.les which you may buy in the future.
 There is nothing for y2u, as a bond holder, to do. You need not exchange the bonds you have. You need not sign any paper, fill out any form. You simply keep your bonds as you have been keeping them.
 This law does not change your privilege of redeeming bonds in any way. You may still redeem your bonds at any time after
Kodiak mirror., 1951-07-14
May De concerted to Series G

The ne1u law also makes tt possible for "ou to exchange your Series E Bonds, in blocks of $500 or more, for Special Series q Bonds Which pay their interest in cash tlpice e year for F years. For further details on his Series, ask ct any Federal ReserUe Bank or Branch. a~@~g~@~s7.>.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-07-14

the first sixty days you have held them. The tables below show the cash value of all bonds from year to year.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-07-14
Buy Defense Bonds tou Now they earn interest 10 years bnger
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Jackson advocate., 1951-11-03
identified.

identified.
Representative John s. Wood, of
Georgia, chairman of the I'M
American Activities Committee,
stated in the letter that his COM
mittee did not intend, by its re-
port, to characterize DR.. Tobias
in any manner He said the re-
port merely contained factual data
from the files of the committee.
After completion of the hearings
on Ambassador at Large Philip
c. Jessup, who was nominated as
one of the delegates to the Paris
meeting, the subcommittee decid-
ed to hear Dr. Tobias.
At the beginning of hearing,
Senator Smith said he thought
DR.. Tobias would be delighted
to come and answer the charges
that are-floating around" !" He
added that the subcommittee was
not making any charges at all.
1--WE simply want to give him an
opportunity to clear the record"
Refraining from mentioning
Pe9ler by name, DR.. Tobias said
he did not wish to be drawn into
any controversy with the column
ist because, after the statements
he made concerning the President,
General Dwight d. Eisenhower,
Governor Dewey and Mrs. Roose-
welt, he did not believe anyone
would believe "any such scurrilous
attacks as those made upon me-"
DR.. Tobias reviewed his life's
history from the time of his birth
in Augusta, Ga, until the present
and named numerous organizations
with which he is now connected.
1t was "an honor and a privi-
lege" to serve on the Civil Rights
Committee" DR.. Tobias said, add
ing that Pegler's attack ''pains mo
greatly because of the compost
ton of that committee which in
Jackson advocate., 1951-11-03

cluded in its membership such
men as Bishop Henry Knox Sheril
and Bishop Francis ]. Haas, and
"the very high type lady from
Atlanta" Mrs. NJ. E. Tilly.
Il have no apologies to make
being a member of that commit
tee" said DR.. Tobias, "because
believed from the bottom of my
heart it was not motivated by
any consideration of politics but
by humanitarian considerations" ."
As to his qualifications to rep
resent the United States abroad,
DR.. Tobias pointed out that he
was something of world trav-
eler." He said he had travelled
around the world in 1886 studying
conditions in India, China, Japan
and the Far East and had been to
West Africa.
He also said he had attended a
Jackson advocate., 1951-11-03

meeting of the World Committee
of the YMCA and served as chair
man of one Of its work groups,
the Committee on World Tension,
in 1850.
At the time, he said, it was
his responsibility as chairman of
the World Tension Committee to
see to it that whatever was put
into the resolutions the committee
adopted did not play into the
hands of the sponsors Of the
fake" Stockholm Peace Petition
so that "they could not claim they
had the backing of a Christian
organization for what they were
pretending"
AS to his political affiliations,
DR.. Tobias said he has never sup
ported other than the two major
political parties. 81 have always
been political independent" he
Jackson advocate., 1951-11-03

period of history in which it is
lived, and in its relation to endur-
ing values.
Other women over the State and
city, playing an active part in the
Federated Clubs Program are:
Mrs. l.. t. Miller of Yazoo CITY.
Chairman of Executive Board; Mrs.
}. f. Johnson, Prentiss, Chairman
of Advisory Board; Mrs. NJ. M. Hu-
bert, Jackson, Chairman of Board
of Directors; Mrs. L. J. Roman.
Alcorn, Chairman Past Presidents
Council; Mrs. Ruby S. Lyells, Jack
son, Chairman Monument to Pro-
gressive Womanhood; Mrs. L. C.
jefferson, Vicksburg, Treasurer;
Mrs. A. M. Redmond, Jackson, Re-
cording, Secretary; Miss F. o.
Alexander, Jackson, 1st Vice Pres.
Mrs. M. c. Collins, Jackson, Civics;
Mrs. L. w. Price, Jackson, Social
Service; Mrs. Doris Tharp Hall.
Jackson advocate., 1951-11-03
DR.. Tobias :.
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left-wing organizations and seek
ing to undermine the Constitution
by their recommendations for
strengthening civic rights in this
country.
Senator H. Alexander Smith,
Republican, of New Jersey, a
member of the Foreign Relations
Committee, received a memoran-
dunn purporting to give affiha
tions of DR.. Tobias in organiza-
tions listed as subversive by the
Attorney General or the House
Un-American Activities Commit
tee.
In subcommittee executive
session, Senator Smith called at
tention to the memorandum and
suggested that the committee look
into the charges. A committee
staff member telephones the I'M
American Activities Committee and
asked for the basis Of the
charges.
The Un-American Activities
Committee sent to Senator John
j. Sparkman of Alabama, the
subcommittee chairman, a letter
listing the left-winp organizations
with which DR.. Tobias had been
Jackson advocate., 1951-11-03
State Federation F..
Continued from Page One)

Continued from rage One)
liams Dynamic leadership, but also
because women are aware of the
fact that the present International
crisis which is essentially a strug-
gle to establish and preserve the
democratic way of life against the
growing menace of communism
threatens to explode any day into
World War III, with all the catas-
trophic consequences. Club women
are aware of the fact too, that in
this colossal struggle our country
is cast in the role of a powerful
champion Of the democratic way
of life. 1t is the duty Of every
citizen to assist in making this
nation what it processes to be in
the international arena.
The President, Mrs. G. w. Will
liams, of Oakley Training School
will preside at most of the meet
ings and those not attending will
miss treat of lifetime, for Mrs.
Williams presidential addresses
have always been planned pro-
gram of full integration in all
phases of Club work for the mem
bers of the organization.
Mrs. Williams has sent out hun
dreds of letters telling the Club
Women that many new clubs will
be enrolled and that elaborate pre-
parations are in the making for US
there. She's also asking that we
make our Educational Program
huge success, reminding us that
we sense the need of conscientious
Club Women all around US. Let
us work with order diligence and
persistence and strive to grow in
integrity and see each life as per-
sonally meaningful, writing the
Jackson advocate., 1951-11-03

Jackson, Press and Publicity; Mrs.
/. {. Jones, Jackson, Arts Crafts;
Mrs. j. L. Reddix, Jackson, Inter
national Relations.
The sessions will be held in the
New Zion Baptist Church, 729
Carrollton Ave, Greenwood, M SIS.
Jackson advocate., 1951-11-03

said. Even his "close friend" the
late Mayor Fierello LaGuardia,
Dr.. Tobias declared, had never at
tempted to influence him to sup
port the American Labor party,
"even in that day when it was in
the hands Of decent people," He
added that he did not support it
because 81 am a firm believer in
the two-party system in govern
ment."
"As far as Communism is con-
cerned, in its ideology and it's sys-
tenn of government, it has always
been repugnant to me because it
is goddess and | am a Christian"
Dr.. Tobias declared. 'It is at
variance with the Christian re-
ligion in which | so firmly be-
lieve and to which l have devoted
my life"
Jackson advocate., 1951-11-03
erriitoriiaI

Continued from Page One)
lent work it is doing for our social
agencies in Jackson. Should the
drive fail, there is a possibility that
none Of the agencies will be able
to operate at the proposed budget
set for 1852. This would naturally
mean cut-back on the proposed
programs of the agencies working
among our people. This in itself
would be a calamity. More than
ever, social agencies are needed by
all the people in our community.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-20
Zum Verfall verurteilt

ELBING ,Ostprl Die ST.
tuation des Elbinger HafenS sci
sehr problematisch, heisst es in
einem polnischen Untersuchungs-
bericht. Die Ziehung der So
wietisch polnischen Demarka-
tionslinie habe Elbing Won sei-
mem Hinterland abgetrennt: der
Hafen sci lediglich fur die Aus
fuhr polnischer Kohle aus dem
geraubten Oberschlesien mach den
baltischen Landern vorgesehen.
falls sich Danzig ausserstande
sieht, ais verkehrsmassig gunsti-
ger gelegener Hafen den Export
umschlag ALIEN zu bewaltigen.
In westlicher Richtung habe der
Elbinger Hafen nur noch Bedeu-
tung i'm Lokalverkehr NIT Dan
zig. In dem Bericht heisst es
ferner, dass das Schicksal des
Elbinger Hafens Won der Bauta-
tigkeit und MISUNDERSTANDING
Ostpreussens abhangig sci. Diese
Erwagung falle aber fort, da man
polnischerseits Ostpreussen NIGHT
zu industrialisieren beabsichtige.
Fine Belebung des Hafenverkehrs
ware i'm Laufe der Jahre nur
durch einen etwaigen Getreide-
export mach Holland und NorWe-
gen zu erWarten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-20
KOmmunistische Propaganda =
letter packte aus

SCHOENINGEN. - Aus allen
Wolken fiel Elm kommunistischer
Propagandaleiter aus Herford in
Westfalen, ais er erfuhr, daSS er
in der Meinung. SOwjetzonen-
Volkspolizisten vor SIGH zu haben,
Beamten deS weStdeutSchen Zoll-
grenZschutzes cine enge interner
Dinge uber seine illegale Arbeit i'm
Bundesgebiet erzahlt hate. Der
Propagandaleiter war nit sieben
anderen Personen in zwei Kraft
wagon an die Zonengrenze ge-
fahren und Sollte dOrt durch
einen Lotsen in die SoWjetzone
geschmuggelt Werden. Beim
nachtlichen Fussmarsch kan er
vom Wege alb. Grenzganger zeig-
ten linn den Veg. Dabei lief er
elmer Streife des ZollgrenzschutzeS
in die Arme, die er ais Nermeint-
liche Volkspolizlsten freudig be-
grusste. Mach auf der Poll
zeiWache in Schonlngen fuhlte er
SIGH in der Obhut der Volkspoh-
zei und sprach SIGH gegenuber
dem "Genossen Kommissar" aus
giebig uber die VerhaltnisSe
"druben i'm Weston" aus, wobei
er seine Tatigkeit bel der verbo-
tenen kommunistlschen Volksbe-
fragung nit genauen zahlenan-
gaben unterstrich. Der zuStan-
dige xPD-Krelsleiter wird aller-
dings wenig erfreut sein, da der
Propagandaleiter auch deSSen
strafbare Hamburger genugend
prizes. Den Hinweis, dasS er SIGH
noch in der westdeutschen Bun
desrepublik befinde. nahm der
Propagandaleiter zunachst ais
schlechten Scherz auf. Erst auf
dem Transport in Richtung Hei-
mat musste er erkennen, dasS er
an die falschen geraten war.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-20

Zeit taglich rund 300 seit dem
rapidem Abnehmen der BevoIke-
rung (EnwohnerzahD jetzt
rund 200 Opfer. Diese zahl sank
i'm Oktober auf vorubergehend ct
va SO taglich, was wohl auf die
ctwas bessere Ernahrung tKar-
toffeln in diesem Monat zuruck
zufuhren war.
Seit dem Sommer vergangenen
Jahres herrscht in Konigsberg un-
ter der zuruckgebliebenen deut-
schen Bevolkerung schWerSte Hun
gersnot, zu deren Linderung Won
russischer Seite NIGHTS getan wird
Es gibt seit dieser Zeit taglich
200 gr Brot und keine anderen
Nahrungsmittel auf Karten. Viele
konnen sich das Brot niCht kau-
fen, da schon die Brotmarken
selbst nit 10 Rubel bel Erwerbs-
tatigen NIT 20 Rubel bezahlt wer-
den mussen. Die Reichsmark ist
ausser Kurs. Reichsmarkscheine
llegen auf der Strasse herum.
200 gr Brot kosten ! Rubel, was
zu bezahlen NIGHT einmal dem
Arbeiter mOglich ist. Es werden
ihm zWar 4 Rubel versprochen
aber meistens bekommt er NIGHTS.
Nur wir Burgermeister bekamen
$50 Rubel monatlich.
Es gibt in konigsberg keine
Weiteren Lebensmittel zu kaufen,
auch keine Geschafte und Hand.
Werker. Die Bevolkerung holt sich
Pferdefleisch aus dem Pferdelaza-
:ett. Dies ist aber Vegen der
Wllkur und Grausamkeit der
Russen nit groSsen Gefahren ver-
bunden. Won den Frauen, die
dort Fleisch holen, kommt nur
Gle Halfte zurick. Wahrend die
anderen vergewaltigt und ermor-
Diet werden. Ich selbSt habe es
pers0nlich NIT angeSehen. Da die
Bevolkerung nicht Won 200 gr Brot
leben kann, vertauscht sic ihre
letzte Habe an die Russen, um
Lebensmittel und andereS zu be-
kommen. Wer NIGHTS hat. geht
Stehlen. Die Pfarrer Beckmann
Und Miller, beide Wegen antina-
zistischer Betatigung fruher be-
strait, haben sich Won der Kom-
mandantur die Genehmigung er-
beten, Kartoffelschalen Won den
russischen Kasernen einzusam
meln. Diese Schalen werden
damn in kleinen Mengen rationiert
an die Bevolkerung ausgegeben.
Kinder unter 4 Jahren und alte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-09-20
Die auferstandenen ,,Toten''

MUENCHEN. - Spat in der
Nacht bel Sturm und Regen fuhr
dieser Tage Elm Metzger aus dem
kreise Risenburg auf einem
Motorrad mach Hause. Ais er
durch einen Wald kan. straub-
ten SIGH linn vor EntSetzen die
Haare. Fine Hand winkte aus
einem Sarge, der am Wege stand.
Der Metzger warf sein Motorrad
hin und rannte in panikartiger
Flucht aus dem Wald. Die win
kende Hand gehorte, vie SIGH
herausStellte, einem Totengraber,
der fur einen Einodhof einen
Sarg besorgt hattie. Unterwegs
rastete er und legte SIGH. we'll es
stark regnete in den Sarg. Die
winkende Hand sollte prufen, oh
es INNER noch regnete.
Elm nlcht geringerer Schrecken
packte den Besucher des Fried
hofS in einer OrtSchaft in der
Maize der -osterreichischen
Creme. Deutsch-Landsberg, ais
SIGH der De.kel zines freistehen-
den Sarges hob und der Kopf
des "Toten" erschien. Der often
sichtlich reSolutere BeSucher ver-
Standigte kurzerhand die Polizei,
die in dem Sarg einen l7jahrigen
Schiller entdeckte, der diesen
"Spass" inszeniert hattie, UNI Sci
nen Water zu erSchrecken, der inn
mach seiner Meinung jahrelang
schlecht behandelt hattie. Zuvor
hattie Ger Schiller, der in einem
Salzburger krankenhaus eelegen
hate, am Tage seiner Entlassung
cine gefalschte Mitteilung uber
semen eigenen Tod geschickt.
Damn fuhr er mach Hause und
beobachtete seine Eltern, ais sic
Sterbegebete fur inn sprachen.
Dem Vernehmen mach soil die
"Auferstehung' fur das Bursch-
lein ser lebhafte Folgen gehabt
haben.