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Evening star., 1951-02-15

WAITRESS, neat, attractive, expert
enced, 21-30 yrs; SIS wk.; split
shift, fast. service, good tips, close
10 pm. Also part-time job. $3.50
pm. Closed Mons. Apply pers., ILL
Pm: LIvERA'S. 1914 L st. NV. 49,
1880 am. to, 8 pm, $50 mo,
meals. tips; no beer. Apply 500 East
Capitol St.. FIR. 906S.
WAITRESS. white, excel. oppor. in
new apt. bldg. restaurant. Apply In
wxTREss RsTTGn ssaas expersnced la IN hours nW
am. to 1880 pm; SIS per week; off
on Sun; ANACoSTIA LUNCH. LU.
wAITREss, local experience, white.
Apply after g pm. SAND BAR
wAITREssEs, nishtwork; experienced
person. cRossToWN SSHdS' REsTAuRANT. RE
3l02 Mt Pleasant st. NV. -16
MATTRESSES, experienced only; age
Pssssnt pRons s.ls EoSas aFHrN%Ra
RANT. $3.50 East Capitol st. is
MATTRESSES for dining rm.. expert
eerson seess fsst REsA11PRXN A1PS
wA1rknssfs vi HIsn s: 1sS: niS white, exper For
THE GONDOLIER RESTAURANT,
1900 Columbia pike. Arl., Va. 30
GIRL, white or coloreo. to assist. in
display dept; exper. not nee, but
adaptability and background for
window display is nee See Mr.
Klion. KOPY KAT. 713 H st. ne
GIRL, preferably experienced, for
stock room work. Clerical ability
nent position, Pleasant working
conditions. Apply Mr.. SCARBOROUGH,
4S0S r. I. ave. me-. Hyatts., Md,
after 10 am -15
but not nee: We we will iH train: ina aga 1 81
to 80. pleasant working conds. Re
ply to ALL AMERICAN AIRWAYS,
National Airport. Wash. D. C. --15
Evening star., 1951-02-15
HELP WOMEN
PART TIME

49, 35. Mon. Fri, $50 = 9 pm. and
sat, 81. to make appointments by
Evening star., 1951-02-15

mirror 3x4la it, IS years old; .
chests of drawers, l vanity dresser,
dble. beds, . sgle. beds. sofa,
rus lawn mower. hedge clippers,
pm, until sold. 1881 Park rd. NV,
Apt. 1. DE. 1884. -l5
FURN:--ship's highboy (from old
U.S.S. louisiana, superior conStEuc-
ton. 40 in. wide. #. tall, enoush
din. rm:, sos; Gov. Winthrop desk. k.
STORE ARoUNp THE cokNER.
2609 gath st. NV, near Shoreham
GAS AAs'ei RANCE NJ p oven Se SsgS Sith rssulator:
S25. Telephone Owens 3329. Id
stsllation PEaREEss ssSa SALES. flss': a2si 's
iar Ga g syes /. Soo De. sS7S 7S9rr,s
ss assG1s eaRS ssf is6s a9'1i HEsDs55. NJ os sss
used: gas. oil. coal: wood. eiec.
HAAGMMIENST AGGME STpyAE ol sh sbA; "a ssSs s{a
matte gas warm-air furnace, Chrys-
Ter made. used l season; no gas
shortage: $500 value. S1oo. CAN
HoUsEaoLD Mi aao ARTICLES - cabinet.
style air-cleanser humidiher, S25;
elec. oscillating fan, $25. OR. 6s07.
LADIES DRESSES-Fine quality, size
10; cloth and fur coats, size "a to
g. 36.,G very cheap; FEisay rid ,e1 g 70 9 pm.
LAUNDRY PRESSES, (2) American
Eagle steam and air presses; call
at laundry; WASHINGTON HOME
FOR INCURABLES, 37th and Upton
st. NV. --17
LIVING RM. SUITES pieces; new.
Suitable for modern or period furn.
Have to see to appreciate Will sac
rifice. After B pm, 1888 Primrose
I'd. NV, GE. 4159. 10
LUMBER-Oak; 8, 10 and IL IT.;
Sss per ,InGussI.d th9usand board +. FPS Pc
after 6 pm
Evening star., 1951-02-15

SECRETARY-TYPIST, to business
| man. shorthand useful but not es-
sential; pleasant working conditions;
salary, S55-S60. Phone DI. 1915.
SEWING TEACHER, must be expert
enced; full or part time. Box 105-R,
SHIRT FINIsHER and backer. Q
girls. colored; experienced. FA. 6133
STEN0GRAPHER, for general stem
ographic work in office Of national
80: 5-day week. 8 weeks vacation;
sTEN6GRAPHER. law once; expert
ence desirable but not necessary;
able to take dictation so to 80 words
per min; 5-day, 35-hr. week, paid
vacation, pleasant working condi-
tions; salary. $50 week. SIT Munsey
Bldg, phone MA. 1905 for interview
STEN0GRAPHER. public: space avail
able. Auprox. 500 mo. guar. PER-
MANENT? Mr.. Mayf1ower, fine loca
ton. Immed. Give full details. Refs.
Boz f5-S, Star.
STENoGRAPHER. competent in law
ofice, part time; Apply 917 18th
st. NV. Room 70S. MA. 6207. lis
STENOGRAPHER, competent in law
office; good starting salary. Apply
9l5 10Th st. NV, Room 70s. Ma
sTENoGRAPHER. white, not over
30; stenographic and detail work;
5-oay. 35-hr wk: S5o per wk. to
start. Box 477-K. Star. 10
Evening star., 1951-02-15

Al eaRERNdl rerf .s.lmalsE aEp ia. iRa!NTlsdi Tasi MR.
BECKETT, MI. 0930. Do. 4053.
Evening star., 1951-02-15
Clerk-Stenogranher

Real estate firm desires the services
Si an experienced cea yoHns isoy, ina capa
Must be high school graduate and
have good recommendations Salary
commensurate with ability. Five
day week. For interview call Mr.
KIDWElL. MA 30Q0 If
Evening star., 1951-02-15
TELEPHONE WORK

ASA@A54 w 0AS@&
We need the services Of several cap
able women who can type about 40
words per minute to serve our tele-
phone customers.
5-day week. assured salary advance
ment,. vacations with pay. company
benefits.
1885 years Of age. pleasing telephone
voice capable Of dealing with the
public.
DAILY SHIFT
q am. to 6 pm.
SATURDAY. 8 am. to B pm.
EVENING SHIFT
l pm. to $50 pm.
SATURDAY. s AM. to 8 PM.
Apply Personnel. Room 500. for in
tervtew. Open weekdays. S:30-5
and Saturdays. 9-1. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-02-15
LUMBER-LUMBER
SAVE UP TO 500

SAVE UP IO 5UWo
On many, many items at ROBIN
SONS, 1889 Kenilworth ave. ne.
Phone AK 1900. Open 7 days
week. Free delivery. 10
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE, NO. 81,
perfect working order, S125 or best
offer Call DI. 1896. -15
OFFICE EQUIP.-pesks. chairs; niles,
safe. adding mach; reas. CIRCLE.
d. 1872, 1112 14th st. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Govt. surplus of desks. chairs. card
files. file cabs great assmt. AZ
great savings. DC. SURPLUS SALES,
51l New Jersey ave. NV. -15
PHONOGRAPR RECORDS - Victor.
Columbia. Decca, Capitol and 80.
nora records and albums; popular
and classical. Sheet music. Larss
stock. SPRING VALLEY ELECTRIC
SHOP 4So5 Mass. ave. NV. EN-
Icontinueo on Next Psgel
Evening star., 1951-02-15
Secretary-S y-Stenographer

5-day week; age 2o-35; shorthand
100-120. typirg 60-65; starting SAL
ary. S250-S265 RE 6512. -31
Evening star., 1951-02-15

VARI-TYPE OPERATOR
For permanent position with expand
ing organization All modern em-
ploye benefits: 5-day, 40-hour week
with opportunity for overtime: ex-
cellent salary for qualified person.
Evening star., 1951-02-15
HELP WokAEN
Comptometer Operators

Interesting jobs in modern once fol
experienced comptometer operators;
permanent employment with paid
vacations and many other employe
benefits. Write giving age, expert
ence and salary expected. Box 120-
p Gtar Oh
Evening star., 1951-02-15

DRESSMAKER. white, plain biouses
and skirts, hens adjusted speCral-
ty. 2127 Calf. st. NV. Apt. Ola
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
Film On Modern
Sweden Slated
For December 9

The color film, Sweden, land of
Sunlit Nights" will be shown by
DR.. Gustav Grain in Seattle's Met
ropolitan Theater Sunday, Decem-
Der 9th, at 2:3O and 7:30 p. m.
DR.. Grain will provide a COM
mentary to the movie, showing
picturesque scenes from modern
Sweden. The showing is sponsored
by the Swedish Club and Svea
Male Chorus of Seattle.
DIR. Grain is a noted lecturer
and maker and writer, hav-
ing recently written a book on his
tour of the Orient. He has studied
at the University of Minnesota,
Gustavus Adolphus College and
Augustana College, as well as
Uppsala University in Sweden,
Helsinki University in Finland. A
movie on his expedition to Africa
was widely distributed by Svensk
Filmindustri. See ad on page 5.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
A. B. Moe, First To Cross Snoqua|mie
Pass In Covered Wagon, Dies Here
Pioneer Morse Family Founded Pousbo

from Ellensburg to the coast took
four months.
Upon arriving here, Mr.. Noes
father, the late liver Brynilsen
Moe, put their covered wagon
aboard a raft and crossed Puget
Sound and cleared the family set
tlement at what now is Poulsbo.
The elder Moe obtained the first
contract to carry the mail from
Port Madison to Poulsbo and
named his postoffice Paulsbo
(Pauls Place, after a village he
had lived near in Norway. The
postal authorities misspelled the
name and it became Poulsbo.
The Moe brothers We're the
first loggers in the Poulsbo re-
gion, beginning in the fall of 1884.
They later introduced horses to
logging work, built a 30-mile
standard-gauge railroad and had
the first railroad locomotive to
haul logs in Kitssp County
Mr.. Moe was one of the incor-
porators of the town of Poulsbo
in 1907. He later worked with his
brother, Capt. j. c. Moe, in steam
boat operations on Puget Sound.
Mr.. Moe lived with Captain
Moe, ALI Paramount Place, Sc
attla
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03

One of the oldest and most sig
nificant pioneers in Washington
died recently after a short illness.
Andrew b. Moe, 85, was the first
mayor of POulsbo and a member
of pioneer Norwegian family
that settled and named the Kit
sap County town in 1883.
Mr.. Moe came to the United
States from Norway, his birth
place, in 1880. His family moved
to Minneapolis, where he, his
father and brothers did construc-
ton work on the Northern Pa
cific Railway until they came
west.
The journey with teams and
covered wagon from Minneapolis
to Seattle took four months. The
Noes were in the first party to
cross Snoqualmie Pass with horses
and wagons. They arrived in Sc
attic in 1888.
The trip was so difficult that
they had to hew their way by AK
through considerable distances in
the dense forests and at various
points they had to build RATS to
cross rivers. For instance, at Lake
keechelus, near Snoqualmie sum-
NIT, they spent three weeks build
ing a raft for the party. The tril
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
ME a4iXW or DEG 1M
SUEOEXHe14znS

Miss Dolores DanielsOn, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Daniel
son, 81 Hoyt Ave., Everett, and
a major in. Swedish, will be the
1851 Lucia at the University of
Washington Department of Scan
dinavian Languages and Litera-
ture. She will be attended by Ar
lene Henson, Elsa Brauns, Mildred
Brown. Carolyn. Deahl, Adele
Peaso, Elna Person, Lorraine Peter
son, and Mary Peterson, all of
them students in Swedish.
- The annual Lucia pageant will
be presented twice, first on Sat-
urday, December 8, at the annual
student Scandinavian Club Christ
mas party at Eagleson Hall and
second on Friday, December IA at
the annual Christmas party of
the Swedish Cultural Society at
the Swedish Club in Seattle.
Dolores Danielson has been
very active girl during the past
several years. In 1947 she visited
Sweden for the first time, having,
as she says, the most wonderful
and unforgettable months of my
whole life" After taking her bache-
lor of arts degree in Swedish in
August, 1852, she plans to go to
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
Abraham Lincoln Wouldn't Fare So
Well Now, Says BiograPher Sandburg
Laughs, Tears As
He Sings, Talks
To Tacoma Crowd
Exclusive

Carl Sandburg, poet and Lin
coin biographer, visited recently
for a week in the home of the
Kenneth M. Dodson family, Route
3, Everett, formerly of Seattlel
after completing lecture tour of
the West Coast Mr.. Sandburg
lectured, read poems and sang bal
lards at Los Angeles, Hollywood
and Santa Barbara, California.
His final appearance, sponsored
by the Woman's College League
of the College of Puget Sound,
was made before a packed audi
ence in the First Methodist
Church, Tacoma.
There he spoke about the need
for honest and responsible report
ing and news comment. In this
connection, after expressing ad-
miration for thoughtful, informed
commentators like Edward r.
Murrow, Sandburg said that if
Abraham Lincoln was president
today he would probably make
recommendations which would be
thrown out by the Congress and
reviled by segments of the press
and radio.
He said that we must not pre-
tend that radio movies and tele-
vision are not cultural devices.
For good or bad they are powerful
mediums of expression. Sandburg
warned teenagers in his audience
to learn to select the good from
the rubbish. He told them not to
be afraid to sit alone in a room
Continued on Page 81
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
Mill Appear for General Public Dec. IA

Sweden again. Dolores is also an
accomplished musician and an ex-
perienced model.
ViOlinist and Model
She was a member of the school
orchestra, band and chorus in the
Everett grades, high school and
junior college, spent two summers
playing at the Washington State
Continued on Page 81
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1951-12-03
No scandinavian
Passport Control
Is Being Proposed

n Tourist travel in Scandinavia
will be greatly facilitated if a
scheme now proposed by an in.
ter Scandinavian parliamentary
committee is accepted 1t recon-
mends the abolition of passport
control for Scandinavian citizens,
While foreigners will have their
Passports controlled only once, i.e.,
when first entering Scandinavian
territory. The proposal has to be
Approved by the parliaments of
The four Nordic countries.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-14
Neuer versuch der F|ugwaffe
nit arktischen Els FeIdern

Sluhorage, sllaSfa. - 9ie Slug.
paiie miro einen neuen @eriub INT.
teruebmen. aui elmer ser idppimmen.
oen Gisielber i'm arftiiben @eer
cine 8eo6ahtungsitatiou su errib.
ten.
Die auieabe ser Station tpiiroe
|es ieln, g8etter6eo bnhtlmsen su ma.
den Elm Weloerpeien ouiredt az er.
balten una rpiiienid)aitlid)e 9eubad).
t,ngen in oen arftiihen 3eaionen
ans uitellen, berihtete 8eneralmaior
Wiaiam 8. SIS, Ser fcmn,anoieren.
oe General oer Slnslpaiie in Mlasfa.
Sic 5lusnaiie periud,t bon neuem,
lid bie unsebeuren gisIeIoer in oen
Yolorregionen nutbar su MAIDEN.
Dor einiaer Seit nribten 6 Witslie.
Der Der Tlugpaiie BON elmer iolhen
.Sniel" idneIlitens in Sihcrbeit &c.
brad)t WerSen, olS biele ,pibrenS
zines iurd)tbaren Sturmes su ser.
Iallen besanu.
Gie IGglidfeit ser GrrIhtl,na
lolber Stationen aui Sen ihnimnen.
Scn GisiclScrn lit bonn MilitGr be.
rcIts lett Snbrcn itubiert ,porocn.
9tnhrllnas,nittcl fDnuten ourf
llnteriecboote ODER 1lusjeilsc berbei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-14
Russland nimmi Rumaenien
unier SEMEN Daumen

@Icn. - Treiicberid)tcu suiclsc
bat &ublano icst sic aoutroae iiber
Nlmdnicns Souptipirtifoft ii6er.
nonlnlcn, iuoem iotpiet.runl1uiit)e
sltt'enacieuihoiten gegriinOet ullr.
oen. Sic tpuroer nod Semielbeu
Mllitcr tuie III llnsaru einaerid,tet.
grtifel. Sic fiirjlid, in SEN 3ei.
tinaen gutarelts erid)ienen, fiibrten
lnlnoeltens adt oieier oereiniater
aftiengeicaidaiten an, sic alaemeir
llnter ocm Namen ,Scprom" Re.
tannt geporoen fins.
SatptldtliG banocIt es iid So
Inn gergpcrfe, Sic Giicn. uuo Stahl
lnouItrie, Sel, Sraftcrcn, G6enifo,
lien, 9tutboIS GerfeGrspeicn urS
gnnlutcrnebnlcn.
Nomcn Ser Sireftoren bieicr sc,
lellid)aitcrl Nic 9luiien iino, ,puroer
leooh in ser Ereiie nidt erlpGbut.
Die crite oieicr Observation-Disclosures
tpnroc in'oIec elmer ruliiid-rl,ntiri.
ldcn Sereinbarllna. Mui 1915, ae.
bll0et Inn Sen 9etricb ser Selieloer
5u ii6ernebmen.
Vile pelterel uurocu ic naf if.
rem slrbcitSgcbiet ipdtcr cinscrihtet.
Sic 3c!tunscn beIhrei6en hieie
"SopronS" OILS cinrn mGhtiucr Taf-
for III Dem aanpi iiir Sen SoSialis,
mus.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-14

bin, oab ser ieblbcoori ser ltgtO.
0Gnoer i'm oritteu Guartal aui 10
NiiGionen Sonnen eege,liiber Z biz
IS i'm porbergebenoen Guartal &c.
ih1st miro.
Sir bcntidje !6obcitsredjte.
aoln. - Der GrGlioent bes 9un.
besperbonbes ser oeutihen Snouitric,
Trit Berg fat 9unoesfanSler Ir.
slSenauer in einem Telearamm &c.
beten. unperSiielid, Shritte su er.
greiien. nm Sic Seltid,en Spbeits-
rehte in ser aobIeperteiluna ,pieoer
ber5uItellen uno Sen 9cblenerport
aui sic Snterelien ser Oeutihen
WirtId)oit abjuitimmen. Sn Dem e.
lesron,nr heibt es:
rs(nseiihts ser NteIoluaen iiher
cine leid)te Gntipannung oer Soblen.
lase in ueribieoenen melteuropGild,en
2SnScrn ninmt Sic seiantc Snou.
ltrie Sic Gntibeiolna ser Nubrbe.
horoe iiber SEN 9oblenerport i'm
oritten Suartal nit srobem &c.
fren,oen enteegen. Sic proteitiert ert.
ihieoen eegen oieien 9eidlub, ser
nit Dem 8eiit bes Shumanplanes
unuereinbar lit. @Gbreno sic beltit)e
Snouitrie aui Ser einen Seite ome.
rifaniide aoble 81 bcppltem GreiS
beiiebt. UNI lire Trobuftion auIreht
erbolteu 81, fDnnen. miro oie oeutid)e
aoble 81 Breiien. oie inter Sen
@eItnrarftprciieu liegen, ausgeiiibrt.
GieIcS Scriabren lit nid,t nur IN,
,uiriidyaitlid,. ionoern aud politiid,
lntragbar. "a es praftiidl &epara.
tionen aus ser lauienoen Yrcouftion
luo cine Subuentionieruna ser
@irtif)ait ser eilropliidcn Climber
ourd Sen Oeutiden &oblcnbergbal,
beocutct"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-14

9Suibinaton. - @ie BON perlhic.
oeneu iiibrenocn Gerionlidfelten im
aongreB ge1uBert pcroen lit, bolt
nan, OaB Ser aorgreb nunmebr sic
arbeit al mannigiaehen Sorlugen
ernitid) nuInebnlen miro.
GOr oem Hlliiea-aomitec miro
Sltrjcit @eneralleutnunt sllbert 8.
&cOemeper pernommeu. Cs lit be.
untragt noroeu, uuh Sen I'M Hubc'
itano lebenoen IbmirnI 8illiam S.
Saliep su bOren. Cine Gntiheioung
oariiber lit inNelien nod nid)t geIal.
let. NGhitenS lpollen beioe SGuier
oaron seben, lit) ernitbuit nit Oem
Serlunscn ser Stcsierrna 6u bcid]ii.
tiaeu ous aontroaaeies iiir Die slui.
riiituns 5u crleSigen. Sa3 @eics
miiroe nit Dem 80. >. ~. erIDihcu.
Die Regieruns hat uerlonat. oab es
ouI WenI9Itens , Sabre perl0ngert
luernen ion.
G5 IaGt Iih gegcnpGrtig niht
iibcrebcn. Oh id, Die Stmlnung be.
5iiglld) Olcl,r Torocrllna neientlid,
geInoert bat. Sopeit biShcr ooriiber
|aeiprohen porocn lit. Hiirite man
aeneigt ieilr 5ltnichlt einmaI cine
Serlan9erl,ng non 90 Sagen su be.
/ |l',lleben, Inn mebr Seit su ee,pin.
nen, sic einjelnen 9eItin,muneen
iiberpriiicn su fonnen. uahoem iid)
aegen manhe Oieier 9eItilnmlnaen
ld)aricr @ioerItanO erhpbcn bat N(ll.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-14
|Iauskomitee fuer
Erhoehung Won Steuern
zigarelten und Spirituosen werden vor allen
hetroffen.
Neve stever soil avf professioneIIe GIveeksspie|e
erhoben werden

ssoihinaton. - GaS MitteI= uno
9Seac=&nlnitee Des Souuies biQi0te
hDhere Steuern ouf 3iNarettcn uno
Spiritltoien, iolpic cine neue To-
prniellti9e Stcler ullf profeiIipnelle
Gliifsipiele. TobnDle. liuoer uno
SoilettelMiier iino BON Der Steller
ali Soilettelporcn beireit. Sic nellen
)ioten miiiien crit md, bon Senot
unp Souus rotiii;icrt merocn.
Sic Stcler ouf 2iNoretten ioll
pnn Iieben ouf oht Gent naS Eofct
crhDht lperpen. &hisfn, Sin. Sruns
IN, ;Rlun unp onoere 9itDre erfclrcn
StencrerhDbunacn ppu SO ollI
5000 bic Gollcne. Sos Glos
miro olio lm einile Gent teurer
iperben. Die Sicriteler ipu pun IS
auf 50 bas ;Suf erhObt lperhcn.
l(nb bic &einiteuer ipilroe I'M
purdItnittlih 12.5 Erosent ueitei=
Ncrt lpcrnen.
Sic oepluntc neuc @lilflpiel=
Stclcr lpiiroe fiir profeIlinnelle
@lildsIpiele Qclten, luic SuclDnuhcr,
Hpttcriepperuteure. IpolS fiir
SrprtperunltultllnNen llilp. Sie
lpilrbc ullcrnin9s fcinc slnpennlnN
ouf Stortcnipicle, Jiuulette, Sfiicc
EpnIs ,rnD Observation-Disclosures
firosn. Iub Sscttclt oui lsreDeren.
nen lpiiroen niht betrpffen merbnc.
Sic iGhrlid,c Steler uli &coel=
buhncn llno Sillarotiid,c iou ppl1
$40 uui 500 erbDbt ,perocn. 9lud
mlt &liidsipielmoidinen ioll bic
Stcucr ppu $3.50 oui 5000 i'm
Sahr aeiteiaert perpen. golliGlt
lperoen non Der &aburettiteuer be.
ireit lreroen. Cine 2Oprosentiot
Steuer piiroe BON iSabritonten oui
Niillieoerhalter ,lnb &ugelihreibe,
uno mehoniihe 9lciitifte crhpbel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-14
Der kongress soil nun die
Arbeit ernstIich aufnehmen
Nvr ei wehtse VorIoeen bisher erIedist Dos vnse.
foehre Progromm.

bcroen lit bon perid)ieoenen Seitsn
Die geiiir6tung ausgeiproGen ,por.
Sen, Oab man pobl ser Hesierung
5u oiel Gollmnften geben piiroe.
menn man ein5eIne ser Horasrapben
Der 9lften oeridlar'en tpiiroe, pie
bon Der COMMUNICATION beiilrpcrtet
Woroen lit.
Sellen llgea6tet min man nid)t
oapon ablallen, einige llnterluhult.
gen ipelter Su iiibren, lpie !. 9. Die
ltnterIuhuns, oe gum Siele bot,
fdbereS iiber sic S1tisfeit su eriab.
rcn, oie Ser Sonietaeent Rid)aro
Sorse im Sntereiie Gbinos ousae.
iibt bat, ,pcitcr, oh es tatiGd)Iid, cine
uScbbp" aI6t. oie onseitrcnst i'm
Slnne Sibiang aaiIdefs anseblid)
arbeitet.
0as @ebrmoftsSepartnent bat
lif bon eInem llnterausihub bes
Senot5tomltees sur ltcberpahuna
Der s(nfriiItung ioaen laiien miiiien,
ooB eS aerntcn ielu hiirite, piclet
Momll0aiten in Sen eiuielnen ga.
gern igre n2ebniiublarbelten" su
ncblncn lmo lie 81 rein milit1riihem
SienIt beran5uSieber. Sie Stenun.
gen. oie Die Seute iett einnebmen,
tonnten iebr gut ourh niht bon
GienItiabse ooer 3iuililten beiest
meroen. Sann rpiirbe man iebr id)nca
3 bis 3 nele. Siuiiionen Sulalnmeu.
litcllcn f0nnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-14
Die vo|kspo|izei in der 0stzone
wird sehIagkraeftiger gestaItet

Sic grsiebuns oes SiiijicrStorps Oh.
liegt. Yon Ntitte t94S bis aniang
1919 ipuroe Dor allem al sen orga.
niiatoriidcn unO tulrti baitlifen
Sorausiesungcu . bieriiir eearbeitet.
BIS gnoe gpril 1850 lief bann Sic
iogenannte erite slusbilounssperiooe,
oie oas 3iel bate, SEN Ioli5eiretru.
TEN 8aiientenntnis, Sii3iplin uno
inteniiue politiide Sduluue su Der.
mitteln. Ser abifluB bteier slftion
iicl nit Sem Yiinsittreiien ser fom.
muniitiiden Greien Seutihen Suscno
in Berlin i'iarumen, al bem be.
fanntlld aud) Itarfe Eolijeitoutln.
gentc tcilnagmcn uno suar oicicni.
gen, Die ibr SOL" om beiten eriiillt
batten. Die jpeite s(l,sbilolngspcrlo.
De bon Ntai bis gtouember 1850 bate
ros 3iel, ieocm s(naebOriscn elmer
Shule sic Siii5ier3beiG Gbigung uuo
ieoem slngeboriaen elmer 9ercitihait
Die Iefablgung sum unterIiibrcr 5ll
pcrmittelu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-14
KopitoIsonIosen i'm
Avslund erforscht

Wnlbinston. - Tas Sanoelsbe.
partnent iieate cine llmirose an.
burd) Die ernlittelt ,peroen io1, in
Incident ltmions amerifnniId,es aa.
ritol i'm Muslono angelegt lit. Tie
llmirase beSiebt iid) auf Sic iogen.
~olreft Snueitments" .. 3. llnterneb.
nlen i'm Muslano, sic im meientli.
hen BON 8iireern Ser II. 9. Ton.
trolliert meroen. Nad) amtlihen Ve.
rcd,nllngcn ninlmt man on, baB lih
aaplial5anlaaen oieicr Nrt in Sen
ueraanseuen Sssubren nabe3u UerSop.
pelt baben. 1ie in GerbinSuna nit
Ser lllnirage aus5uiiiIlenoen ssor.
nllIure iinb ourd, Die Oiiice OF 8u.
lincB Economics iln SanoelsScpart.
nlcnt ohcr burd, bie int 2anoe per.
tciltcn 5mciaitclen Su baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-14
SchneestUrm in einem Tell
Won Alberto, Konodo

Galsarn siberia. - Tadoem Sas
Iilollde sllberta BON einem sSriib-
llngslturm bon 16 3oQ Shnee bein.
geIuht purbe, lit man iett oanit
beid)ditigt. Sen unterbrchenen clef-
trllhen Strom' lno Selepbonoieuit
pieber Ieriurihten.
1900 Gimpubncr bon Calgary
por obne 2iht. Die SeIepbonliniel
ipIlden Galaarp. 2etbbriose, Meoi.
cine sat uno ganii ,paren Seritort.
TerfebrSmittel paren auiaebolten.
Sn oen 8drten battcn iid) bereitS
Sic crIten Gilanien uno anoipcn oe.
ieigt, uIs Ser Sturm hereinbrod,