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Evening star., 1952-01-20
'0'Conor Says Reds
Still Get War Goods
through Free Ports
by the As,eeiated Press

! Senator O'Conor, Democrat, of
Maryland, said yesterday that
strategic products, urgently
needed by Communist forces, are
Istill flowing to the Iron Curtain
countries through Europe's free
ports"
An on-the-spot investigation by
an export controls subcommittee
he heads. Senator O'Conor said.
has revealed decided reluctance
on the part Of the country's allies
in Western Europe to stop this
very profitable trade"
Now Avoid Controls.
Free ports are areas in which
goods can be unloaded and trans
shipped without being subject to
taxes or import duties. Senator
IoConor said they long have aided
world commerce but lately have
been used to avoid export controls.
In explaining how this works,
he said:
Critical goods can be CONSIGNED
from one country through a free
port to a third country and, while
in the free port, be reconsigned to
la country behind the Iron Cur
tain, a transaction which is COM
oletely beyond the control of the
country of origin or original desti-
nation.
Unless the free port country
exercises some control, as do the
United States and Western Ger
many, unrestricted diversion of
critical goods can and does take
place"
Profit Is Consideration.
Senator O'Conor said the sub
committees investigation indi-
Gated that "such ports as Antwerp
and Rotterdam handle a large
share of this transit trade"
But he added that the countries
of Western Europe generally, with
the exception Of Western Ger
many, have shown little DISPOSE
ton to stop this use of their free
ports.
Although the dangers inherent
in the situation have many times
been brought to their attention, ~
the senator said. considerations
of profit have prevailed in all but
a few cases."
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Episcopal High School
Selects Senior Officers

Alexander Hamilton w of Pc
tersburg. Va, was chosen president
by the 1852 graduating class at
Episcopal High School. Alexan-
dria, Va, officials yesterday an
nounced.
William Pendleton Sabdridge
III of Winston Salem, N. c., was
selected vice president and Bur-
rell Otho MCGEE of Jackson, Miss,
secretary.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Rodeo Man Rides
To Second 'FuN in
IAnqer at Wife
BY the Assoeloted Press

DENVER, Jan. 19.-Joe Bonner
25, rodeo rider, suffered broken
right leg twice in less than a week
the second time in an argument
with his wife.
He was injured Sunday when
thrown in a rodeo performance.
After he got home from the hos
pital yesterday. he and his wife
had words.
He told police he became SO
riled up that he kicked the wall.
His mistake was using his injured
leg instead of the good one.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
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Evening star., 1952-11-17
swiss Everest Attempt
Believed 10 Be Completed
BY the Assoelatsd Pros,

KATMANDU, Nepal, Nov. IT.
Swiss sand Nepalese mountain
climbers trying to scale the world S
highest peak were believed today
either to have conquered Mount
Everest or to have failed in their
attempt.
A nine-day-old report, brought
here yesterday by native run
Iner, said the Swiss-led expedition
then had established its eighth
camp only $50 feet from the top
of the more than 29,000-foot-high
Everest. That, itself, is higher
than man has ever climbed and
lived to tell il.
Because communication is only
by runner, it was not known
whether the hardy Swiss and
Nepalese had pushed ahead with
their climb or like all who have
preceded them in the years of
trying for the summit. had been
forced to turn back. Experts said,
however, that they were certain
by now "the attempt is over and
the Swiss are on the way down,
whether they have won or lost"
Evening star., 1952-11-17
Murray Plea Revealed
TO End Price Controls
lin Face Of DefIation
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

The CIO has issued a strong
call for the end of all wage con-
trolls. said the price control pro-
gram has been virtually aban.
doned and cautioned that "there
is the danger OF a defiationary
tendency" within the economy.
In an exhaustive report on all
CIO activities the past year
Philip Murray. the CIO president
who died a week ago. said:
"The facts-a weak law, soft
markets in some parts of the
ECONOMY, and collapsing price and
production controls-are clear
The basis for maintaining wage
controls under these conditions at
present no longer exists"
/ Wants Controls Available.
But Mr.. Murray asked the ew
Congress which takes over Janu-
ary 3 to arm the Government
with authority to impose controls
whenever necessary without the
Legislative and administrative de
lays that occurred in 1950.' He
said these should be imposed i'm
mediately if living costs move Up
steadily.
Authority for wage-price con-
trolls will expire next April 80
unless Congress extends it.
The .anual report issued over Mr.
Murray's name yesterday rebuked
the Wage Sterilization Board for
failing to handle wage petitions
speedily. 1t said that many OF
$4,000 cases before the WSB the
end of September had been pend
ing for three months or more
The CIO has been one of the
staunchest supporters Of strong
price controls. The annual report
said. however, 1--WE are compelled
to face the fact that there nc
longer is a comprehensive price
control program. AS of October
/. it said. less than half of the
cost of living was under effective
control"
Not all organized labor agrees
with the C1O that this condition
calls for an end Of the wage-price
controls program.
AFL Economist Disagrees.
Boris Shiskin, chief economist
of the American Federation oi
Labor told a reporter he thinks
it is too early to scuttle the pro.
gram. He said Government de.
fense spending for the next siz
months will remain at high level.
and that strong inf1ationary pres
sures are visible throughout the
economy.
But the CIO said:
There is neither a widespread
backlog of consumer demand MOI
any substantial consumer say.
ings among low and middle in.
come families. :" 1t added:
internal weaknesses in the
economy at present-inadequat<
consumer buying power as com.
pared with our ability to produce
an increasing output Of consumer
goods-indicate the possibility o1
an economic downturn after the
leveling off of defense expendi.
tures."
Evening star., 1952-11-17

1852. ne was a member of the
United States delegation to the
United Nations General Assembly
in Paris.
For his support Of the admin
istration's foreign policies, he WAS
attacked by Senator Ecton. He
responded by calling Senator Ec-
ton an isolationist.
Among other legislative deci-
sions in 1852. Mr.. Mansfield voted
for the Mutual Security Program
opposed move to require the
Secretary of State to report to
the House on any agreements
reached at the Truman Churchill
talks and voted for passage of the
McCarran immigration Bill over
President Truman's veto.
Mr.. Mansfield was a solid sup
porter of the foreign aid program
and resisted moves to cut $3.50
million from the outlays.
Reclamation Bill Issue.
In the domestic field, he has
been concerned particularly with
reclamation and power bills. of
vital interest to water-short Mon
tana.
This became one of the key is
sues in the senatorial campaign.
Mr.. Mansfield accused Senator
Evening star., 1952-11-17
New Faces in Congress
New Foees in Congress
Mike Mansfield Has Been Busy
Since He Left Home at Ia

Michael j. (Mike) Mansfield i.
one of a half-dozen present mem.
bers of the House who have made
the big leap to the more exclu-
sive Senate.
This iberal-minded Montana
Democrat will replace pleasant
conservative Republican. Zales N
Ecton, who probably has made
fewer speeches there than any
other six-year member.
In ten years of House service
Mr.. Mansfield won wide recogni-
tion and rose to be the second
ranking Democrat on the House
Foreign Affairs Committee. He
now also serves on it's select
committee on Small Business.
In his earlier House career he
was a member of food control
Indian affairs. public lands. ter
ritories, irrigation and reclama-
ton committees.
JOANCU AFmy ~ II.
Mike Mansfield, 40, married and
the father of one daughter, Anne
13. left home at IA to join the
Navy in World War I, in February
1918. He served 10 months over
seas then enlisted in the Army
for a year, then two in the Ma
rines, on duty in China.
Back to this country, he worked
in Montana copper mines from
1922 20 1880. He had done a lot
of service and work but little as
to his own schooling, so he took
that on, too,
Having never attended high
school. he had to take entrance
examinations in high school SUBJ
jects to enter college. He spent
one yeal at the Montana School
of Mines 1927-1928) then had
four years at Montana State Uni
versity Qs30-1934), coming out
with bachelors degree and then
won ais masters degree.
From 1882 until elected to Con-
gresS IN l943 for the first of his
five terms there. he was professor
of Latin American and Far East
ern history at his alma mater
Montana U.
In 1914 he spent about two
months in China as a special OBJ
server for President Roosevelt In
Evening star., 1952-11-17

Eaton of being unfric.-.dly to pub
lie power and of lacking a suffi-
cient concern over State matters.
During the past Congress, Rep
resentative Mansfield sponsored
bills dealing with Indian affairs,
the freight car shortage, veterans
problems, for 100 per cent parity
farm price supports. flood control
work. price rollbacks, a 100 per
cent excess profits tax and Federal
aid for production of strategic
minerals.
A native of Missoula, Mont, Mr..
Mansfield married Maureen
Hayes. of Butte. Mont.
Evening star., 1952-11-17
Twister Hits Stores
In Missouri Town
BY the Assoeioisd Pres!

| HOPKINS, Mo-. Nov. TIA
twister struck the business section
of this northwestern Missouri town
yesterday causing considerable
property damage. At least two
persons were injured. q
| One of the Is stores in the buSi-
ness section was demolished and
all the others badly damaged.
Earlier, violent winds damaged
fences at Burlington Junction.
southwest of here.
Evening star., 1952-11-17

After 5-l0-or II puffs Of each cigarette.
your own eyes can measure PAIL MALLS extra
length for extra mildness. PolI MaII's greater
length Of fine foboeeos truveIs the smoke
furthexon the way TO your throut-fiIters
the smoke and paIkes II mild. PAIL MALL
gives you smoothness. miIdness and sotisfoe.
tion no other Cigarette offers you.
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NluaSeit. 9lusoehnrna bes ;Sabrz
plons, neuere @inrihtlmaen. bic ,,lz
nebmeoe 8elpobnbeit oes NIieqels
llberballpt lmo sans beicnoers su
@elhaftsiipefeu.
Hcbinion meinte, inioIae Der
lleberfiilllma Der isabritrasen merz
De loaar Der pripate 9lutpperfebr
ourh Die NIilIe heeintrGhtiat.
gie Suftfraht ipiro nabricheiuIid,
III olelem Sobre Inn s Erosent itei,
gen erflarte her slS9(, ober TIuaer.
preB miro non etipa 40 Millionen
Sonnen=Meilen i'm poriaen ,Sobr allf
llnaefabr 3S.7OO,OOO i'm Sabre
1912 sllriifaehen.
Narlrm bic ;SIugpreBbeforberl,na
illrlldaeaanaen lit. lit ben ,5luooc,
Observation-Disclosures ieIbit niht
flar.
Robinion meinte, pielleiht lei Der
Srllno oarin sll iuhen, oaB bic @rs
preRbetoroeruna su 9onbe beih(eu.
niat lporoen if. pielleidt olld5. bof
bic aunoen Die einiahe ouftirod,t
poriicben. ba lie iaIt ebenio ihnelI
TT ipie iSluaerpreH.
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Damit duerfts wohI
nieht sehr vieI
erreiehi Werden

Berlin. - 1000 6ditlinae bes
Solpietaonen 3udthauies 8ausen
baben bic Il. sc. lnb an bas Sn=
ternationale Hote &reua in @enf
orineen6 Inn @ilie oppelliert. Der
Silferuf miro in einem ghreiben
ausaeiprocben. bas iehs su lana.
iahriaen ssreiheitsltrafen berurteilte
politiihe 6dftlinge fiir ibre 2eioens>
gefdbrten 1Interseihnet baben.
ssSn benz S6reiben. has in Meit<
Berlin peroffentlidt ipurbe, fper6en
oas SR& llnb bic Il. g. barouf
binaeipicien, bab 6unberttauienbe
an ben ,Solaen Der unmeni6lm)en
Saft in ben So,piet;onen=&onsen
trationsloaern r,nb @efGnaniiien ge=
ltorben iino. 9(ls geiipieI miro has
3nMbaus 8ausen nit 1000 politi=
iden 6Gftlinsen onaefiibrt. LOO
6dftlinec iinh bort an Suberfuloie
erfranft. i;Silr lie oibt es iiinf slerste,
aber feline Mebitamentc. feline @e.
rate un,o sllmeiit fein @oiier. Gie
3abt Der an Su6erfuloie @rfronf=
ten ltciac itdnbia. "Seit 1850 ltor=
ben bier 10000 Menic6en."
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German Resett|ement Inc.

@orige &ohe fano bic monot=
lihe &eriommlung ltatt. IS i6liez
Ben lih INNER mebr Gereine benz
auten 3luede an uno oies, mar bic
bis jest am belten belllcbte Sislnlg.
Zen Gertretern oes Sellti6 ling.
8r. lint. &ereins NIT oerrn Eeter
Srep al Der Spise mllrbe al,sfilhrs
lihe slusflnft 9caeben ilber Die Or
belt nnb 3iele nes @HSS lmo es lit
milnihensmert, oab allh oieier Ser
elm iid onihlieBt.
EIarrer sSoiiel mar tiirslih in
Nelp sorf auf einem Gplfsfeit --
sum &obIe Der pertriehenen Gplfsz
beutihen rno eritattete gericbt. Sort
bat man bic Sahe aroB,iiaia onge=
iaBt, beinahe sebntallienh Wenihen
lparen anipcienb. Slr fDnnt ieben,
liebe 9eier. in fait alien ar0Heren
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phen unO Soeloentum: ppriiberqe>
benoe beutihe Grfolae eritifen unrer
Der Nn9rifispuht pon Siten, Sils
ben lnb &eiien, Der 9uftfriea ser.
milrbt bic bein,atfrpnt uno labmt
ieocn &ioerltano.
Wtun weib niht, mas man mehr
beipl,noern icll: Den Mut oes Ser
luaes. iiberbaupt ihon berte bic
fam pernorbte 8llnoe Der Grit
neruua aufsureiben oher bic 8iibn-
belt, nit Der bier @ilner ausae=
ipoblt uno aeseniiberaeitelt ,puroen.
ga iiebt. man beiipielsmeiie vtampt=
erprrbte" OitIeriuaeno, Den aldubi-
gen 8lid poll &ertrauep aui ben
yNiibrer" oerihtet, ner linen has
6. 8. onheftet mo ibnen bic @ons
gen itreihelt ilno oancben ben
16iobrige ,Slafbelfer, benz has
@ral,en mn Der ieeliihe 3uiam=
menbr.th ins pertpeinte &iroeraes
iidt aeicbrieben iteht. ga perfiinoct
@oebbcls i'm Spcrtpalait oen ITO
taleu" ariea, ,mtoit pom fonuti>
ihcn geifall ieiner Earteiaenpiien
- 11no aegenilber iiebt man Die auf:
acbabrten Spier nes eriten aroBcn
Suitanariffs ouf Berlin, bic nit
Soften iiberiGbte,l GtraSen. - @rs
ihiitternn bic inumer ipieDer ein9c=
ltreuten @roHdltfnahmen Der Soloo=
teneeiihter. Die Mieuen Der Geians
aenen, aeSeihnet pom Mlt Der &er=
;ipeifllne pber bon Der Slpathie:
&ir hahen eealauht unn 9efGmpft
- es lit porbei. Iinnlns iparen Die
9eiehlr. iinnlos lmiere Cpier. 9tad)=
nriifliher oIs inIhe 8iloer fam
nid,ts Die Grinnerllna on iene per=
,ipeiflunsspollen Sage heraufhe=
lhiporen, an bic pohl ihreflihlte
Seibensicit, Die lc Elm Golf purh;uz
ltchen bate.
sluh ipie Der ariee bon Ser on
oeren Seite ollsioh, bic Soten, 9ei=
Inln1cn mn 9eioen Der sllliierten.
ihrer StreitfrGite unn ibrer 3ipili=
ltcn, finhcn Galm. Sic fnappen,
lmputhetilhen Serte llnb gilberm=
tcridriften, oft nur 3itate aus ben
nffi;iellen Gerlautbarlln0en non
hilben llno briIben. belreiien bic OBJ
ieftipitGt hcs Serdllsaebers unn
iaiIcn Die Ebotos rmio einDrinaIi=
der reoen.
Gon bunberttolienoen Don bclltz
'hen ,mn mlsldnoiid,en slufnahmen
ip,l,oen bic 1880 belten llno iiberz
seltaeno'ren in Ser ,lreite 9selt=
friea I'M Bib" pereiniot. Ebptps,
lpie man lie bisber faum iah, seiaen
ben @ohnlim bes arieaes iiber,
hulipt lnlb MAIDEN bicies 9pfl,mens
tarlperf AZ elmer eridiitternoen slnz
flaae.
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1000 Jahre alter
Weizen waeehst

Gnlheoc. - Sm belltih-bollGn=
oilhen @rensaebiet in Der 9tGbe Der
Staot @oor itebt seaenlp6rtig &ei-
zen nit iiber oreieinbalb 3entimeter
oifen 9lebren. Gr itammt iuie bic
Observation-Disclosures Der gtpente
mitteilete,. BON einem @etreibe. bas
Dor iiebentauienb Sabren BON Ggpp>
tii6en gauern ausaeiGt ipurbe. seit
iener 3eit lag es in einem Gappti,
ihen 9pnaitengrab perboraen, Bis
es nah benz alpeiten NeItfriea ent.
oeft H., periuhsneiie ausaeiGt fpur.
be. Tabei itetlte iih beraus, baB piele
aorner nod aeimfraft beiaBen.
@adneritdnbioe ber 2anbtpirt-
idaft finb Der Meinune. bab bieies
@etreioe iebr tpi6erita,,bsfdbia lit.
Oas foaenonnte rSliris=@etrei6e"
tonne iebod III bieier ssorm in Der
Sanbmirti4oft niht einaefiibrt mer-
ben aus benen fr6ftigere @etreibe.
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F|ugyerkehr vie noeh ME

9Saihinatcn. - Sic SuftIinien
herlhteten ilber nnltei9enoe Gracb'
mile im eriten .Salbiahr unn pro
rhcieiten iilr 1852 neue 6ohltlei,
'tlnlaen in Der geinroerlna pon
Fai'aaleren, Eolt lnh ,Srabt.
Sie Qlaubten jeDoh, bic Gutter,
hreBbeiorberllng ipilrne geaeu' Dos
reraunaene Sahr I'M iiber uht Srp=
aent sllrilfbIeiben.
Gie 9lir Sransport 9(iicciution
NS9O berichtete namens Der iahr=
rlonmabia betricbeuen iSlualinieu.
hoB Die einheimiihen ,1Iuaaeiea.
'duften in1 SNrni sln eriten Mol
llher slpei Miillionen Eoliaaiere be.
foroert unb in einem Mnnot mehr
oIs cine Miuiuroe Gaiiaaiermeiien
iurilfaclegt hitten.
Sie 9lSSl itellte Die ShGsunq mlf
hob Die ,Slualinien in oieiem, Sab,
$4,000, 900 sablenbe Eoiia9iere be,
foroern lullrDen, oas ipiirbe nas po,
rice Jietorbjabr Inn 50 Ero,enl
iiberIteigen.
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rl,ns i'm laufenpen Sabre purof
nit 7O.742,O0O Sonnen=Weilen
reranlhIaat aegen g. 2,297.OOO i'm
nerNangenen Sabre. mas cine gu.
nahne upn S.5 Ero;ent bebeutet
M. 8. Nobinion, Der fSorichunas:
nireftor Der slSI, erlGa,terte einen
gerihteritatter aeeeniiber. oas per.
'hieoene llmltdnoe su ben eriparte.
ten 3lnubmen beisetraaen bGtten
er erlpdbnte oarunter Die perbillia:
ten Ereiie einihlieBIih Der Souri,.
item. lmn ssanilienpreiie. ihnelle,
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Der zWeite We|tkrieg i'm Bid

gdnb 1 - Gpn Miirnbera bic Stas
Iinsrab. 8dnb 2 - BON Stalin9rao
bis 9tiirnbers
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Diit bieiem 0anD. lit ein arrBes
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grab" eritien au geai,m Der Sab
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buna aeioat lperoen, nab nie'e' Eus
blifaticn iilr Ianae Seit on Die Seits
sc Der eeiamtcn arieasliterotur ltes
hcn lpirb, dls benfbor anihuulid)lte.
ais ielbltdnoi9e lnlb umfoIIenoe
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1899 bis 1915. Som eiufoien
Gambler bis sum- Siitorifer uno &l'=
icnihoftIer: lpen Dos Grlebnis Die
les arieaes iraero,pie beihdftiat
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immer ,picper at oieien gGnpcn arei=
fen nuliien, lnlh fiir ncn Sellts
omerifoner lit hieies &crf ein ST.
lebnis ipic fcin ,lpcitcs.
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SScrf Die Grcianiiie auf alien
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sSuiIer 1nn in Der 9llft, ob. 8onnte
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Huflonp, 10 hat iih Nun oas Nlatt
ocnenoet. Sie aatoItrpphe bon Stas
linurop erpciit lid inmer mehr ais
Die lseripetie nes oroben Sramos.
en- iibertrichcncr giinpnistreue su
1sopon bat Sitter ben &ereiniatcn
Stoaten ben &rieg erfldrt, bic per=
h1nonispo1lte Sat nah ieinem slnz
orifi ouf SmpietrlBlann. llncrbitt=
lid crfillleu iih Die niilteren Sorz
ousioocn aus Den eiaenen Sager
lnb bic INNER ais ,Seinpropaaanoa
ecbrunomarfteu Eroanoieu ieiner
@c0ner.
60 filhrt ser gono yGon SiuIin-
ornn bis 9tilrnbera" pon Der Ner=
DC oes &rieaes biz sum Gnbe Der
Hci,hsfan;lei uno por ben alli;srten
@erihtshof. iiihrt ourh nas Snfcr=
no bon t943 bis 1916 in Geutih=
Iano nno alien ,sronten. 9iur ipenis
lit III icncn Sohren iihria9ehlieben
non Observation-Disclosures Srillm-
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Affen bringen Devisen

niger 3eit suriif. ober lie mohen
cine bisber nod unbebelliate Nad.
bari4aft uniiher, bic bann su Der
qleihen MaBnabme 3ufIuht
nimn,t. Niraenbtpo ipaat man. bic
Mffen in aroBerer Mniabl abauidie.
ZEN ober ionitipie su perni9ten.
Sic bette 2oillna fir bic slfien>
plaae lit baber bic 9lusfubr, obtpobl
bieie int Gerbaltnis sur 9lfienbe,
Dolferlng nllr BON aeringem I'M.
fang iein fam. Srosbem hoben iih
reIieioie 3ereiniaun9en aeaer bic
Slusi,lbr gelpanbt uno Dor aQem
oa9eaen proteitiert. 6aB bic Siere III
Vioiiettion pertpenoet iperben. mas
in ben meiiten 'SGllen bur6aus niht
sltrifft. @iner Der eroBten slbne6,
mer BON inoii4en 9lffen iinb bic
8ereiniaten Gtaaten. Geit Gnbe bes
lebten arieaes bat bic slusfubr pon
9lfien ndh 9lmerifa itGnbiq auge,
nommen.
Gs tperbcn I'M Tur6id6nitt etipa
$50 Dollar fir ein Tier aesabIt.
Gttpa sebn iSirmen in &aIfuta unb
gomban betreiben oies SpesiaIee.
ihdft. Sebenfalls bilft bic Ausfubr
bon slffen niht nur, bic NIaqe,
,penn alld III beideiocnem llmfana,
su befampfen, lie bilit ol4, benz
Staat Die beaebrten 9ouar ein,u.
brinaen. 9amit biiriten iid bic
Na6tonlmeu 6anllmans tpieber ein-
nal fir ibr &aterIano niibIid) ge,
mabt Daben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-09-11
Food Show
9..16. Okiober

Hpiemorn Gloonen. sic fiibrenbe
@eianasitiliitin bes 9onbes. miro lit
Der GIepcIanoer ;Soob Sbon (2e=
bensmittel=9 =9(r,sitelluna) pom g..
bis 16. Sftober auffreten; tpie !6as
rolh Glen;er, GrefufipiefretGr Der
GIepeIanb SfetaiI Grocers 9(iin. nit
teilte. 3lpeimaI am Sag, ipirh cine
halbitiinoise Shau aui Der giibne
itattfinben NIT DISC Sodep 8ia
Hanoall. sic mad,te cine ieniatio=
nclle aorriere in ben Iesten sabren
lrno lit nun aud, ;Silmitern rnb
pirb als arOBte Seniatipn ieit So
ris 9ap beseidnet. Sn gdlbe ,pirb
lie an Der slufnabme oes ,silms
y v@hite Ghriitmos" teilnebmen.
Gum erlten Mol ipirb heuer bic
,Sooo Sbou ou4 am Sonntaa often
iein.