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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-28
Mems Dinner AT
Christian Church
Was Wen-Attended
Washington Birthday
Theme Carried Out
In COlOrful Affair

A Washington's Birthday
Mems Dinner was held at the
Rockville Christian Church
Thursday evening, February
Fl. Almost 60 men and boys
attended. The dinner took the
form of a covered dish supper
with baked ham, the men present
serving the meal.
The social hall of the church
was decorated in keeping with the
spirit of Washington's birthday.
A large colored portrait of George
Washington hung in the center of
the front wall. The picture of
the first president was thanked by
flags, and in front of it was a
bouquet of red, white and blue
flowers. Streamers of red, white
and blue hung over the tables.
Musical Program
Special music was sung by the
Beall Brothers Quartet, who op-
ened the dinner with a musical
blessing, which was followed by
the singing of America. Dur
ing the meal, at certain times.
various songs were sung by the
group as a whole. Following the
dinner the Beall Brothers Quar-
tet sang groups of songs.
The speech for the occasion was
given by Mr.. William Slower, of
the Leadership Training Course of
the Dale Carnegie School in
Washington, and was entitled
Find Your Place" Mr.. Slower de-
scribed ten basic character traits
which could be developed in peo-
pie to help them to find their
right places in life, stressing the
need today for loyalty to the pa
triotic and religious ideals. which
have made this country strong and
great. ..s
The Beall Brothers sang an
other group of songs following the
message. The dinner and program
were brought to a close by group
singing of selected patriotic songs
and old hymns.
Guest Speakers
Frank L. Beisser, chairman of
the committee which arranged the
dinner and program, acted as
postmaster. Mr.. Beisser. intro
duced several men, who are act
i've in the work of the local
church, and called on each for a
few remarks. All indicated a de-
sire to see the development of
this kind of mems fellowship in
the church a feeling to make
small individual contributions to
defray the cost of the meat; the
response was so liberal that a
substantial sum was left, which,
by the mems desire, was given to
Scout Troop 449, the troop spon-
sored by the Christian Church.
The money was given to Brooke
f. Edmonston, scoutmaster.
Included on the committee on
arrangements, which Mr.. Beisser
headed, were Joseph America,
Maynard Phillips, Lester Burn,
Guy L. Carter, George A. Wilson
II, Wendell R. Turner. f. R.
Luhn led the group singing.
The committee acknowledged
with gratitude the help given by
individual women in the church in
advance preparations for the din
ner and program. 1t is hoped by
the men that this will be the first
of many similar events and pro-
grams for and by the men of the
church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-28
Mrs. Barsley
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page u
Welsh, Mrs. Randolph Talbot and
Mrs. Martha Dodd; the Catholic
Mrs. Rose Dawson, Mrs. Lucy
Misto; the Methodist Church, by
RS. Rose Dawson, Mrs. Lucy Barns
Barnsley, Mrs. Helen Detwiler and
Mr.. Wesley Dodge; the Christian
Church, by Mrs. Guy Carter and
Mrs. Myriddon Jones.
The group expects to meet the
last Wednesday in each month and
the motoo will be Service to 9th
ers". Interested persons are cord
tally invited to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-02-28

The Upper Montgomery County
Planning Commission,
Courthouse
Rockville, Md.
Gentlemen:
In view Of time elapsed since the
Clarksburg Community Associq-
lion, of which ! am a member, ad-
dressed to you a public letter on
Ian. l4th, 1852, it appears that
you propose to ignore this com.
nunication of the only avowedly
civic organization in the upper
area of Montgomery County.
Since you have also chosen TO
ignore the action of this Associa-
tion, in response to your definite
request, when it submitted to you
my name for membership on a
Citizens Planning Committee"
for Clarksburg District, it seems
entirely proper to inquire what. if
any, civic organizations the six APP
pointees from this District may
represent.
II would also be interesting to
know how you, as branch of the
government of the county, justify
your failure TO reply TO a letter
from a regularly organized civic
body.
Very truly yours.
Edward II. Deets.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
Kenneth EIdred Hount. infant So

Kenneth Eldred Houpt, infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs Elvin L. Houpt,
Mount Lena, died at his home on
May g.
Surviving besides his parents, are:
two brothers, James and David, at
home; his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Staley, Beaver Creek and
George Houpt, Mount Lena.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF IDA Cecelia DAVIS, De-
ceased
Notice Is Hereby Given, That the
subscribers have obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington
County, Letters of Administration
on the estate of
IDA CECILIA DAVIS
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the sub
scribers on or before the 18th day of
December next; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit
of said estate All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 18th
day of May, AID, 1852.
BERTHA M. RAY and
IDA MARGUERITE PITZER,
5-15-3t ADMINISTRATORS.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

even the reddish stubble of his
beard was intact Dirt could be dis
cerned under his fingernails. The
find was made near Silkeborg, where
plowshares of the Iron Age were
found earlier.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

Eugene G. Evans, a partner in
Musey and Evans, local mems fur
njshings store, died on May 8 at the
Washington County Hospital.
A resident of $40 Hamilton Bou-
levard, he had resided in this city
for 40 years, and was GA years old.
Born at Laurel, Mr.. Evans had be-
gun working for Hoffman, Stouffer
and Musey in 1912. In 1926, he went
into partnership with Reuben H. Mu-
sey under the firm name of Musey
and Evans.
He was a member of st. Paul's
Methodist Church. Friendship Lodge
No. "a, AF & AM, Forest No. 95, Tall
Cedars of Lebanon, First Hose Fire
Company, and Alsatia Club.
He was the son of Edwin Settle
Evans and Mary E. (Garrison) Ev-
ans.
Surviving are: his wife, Mary
(Lang) Evans; two daughters, Mrs.
Gerald F. HORNE, Alexander, Va;
and Mrs. Edwin H. Smead, Hagers-
town; brother, R. Leslie Evans, Ha-
gerstown; two sisters, Mrs. Edwin
Tolson, Jacksonville, Va; and Mrs.
Roger Lipps, Arlington, Va; and
three grandchildren.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

Christian G. Brewbaker died at
his home on Middleburg Pike on
May 6, aged 81 years.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs. An
ME NJ. Brewbaker; daughter, Miss
Laura c., at home; son, John E.,
and brother, c. E., both of Dual High
way; three grandchildren and one
great grandchild
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
Unearth Bodv 2.000 Years nId

Archaeologists have unearthed
from a Danish peat bog the almost
perfectly preserved body of red
haired youth believed to have been
hanged as a sacrifice to the goddess
of fertility 1000 years ago. Tannic
acid in the earth changed the youths
skin to perfectly preserved leather.
The muscles were not petrified and
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
"a brother, John E. Faulders, Mount
Lena, and 16 granddaughter.
Miss Eva virginia Huyett. daugh

Miss Eva Virginia Huyett, daugh-
ter of F. Frank and Clara (Startz-
mani Huyett, died at her home, $40
North Potomac Street, on May 8,
after an illness of one hour.
She was formerly a teacher in the
public schools of Washington Coun-
ty, and was principal of Howard
Street School at the time of her re-
tirement.
She was a member of st. Johns
Lutheran Church and the Women's
Missionary Society, of which she
was treasurer at the time Of her
death. She was also a former Sun
day school teacher.
Surviving is a sister, Miss Nora
S. Huyett, at home.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

w. and Annie (Cosey) Cunningham.
She had spent her entire life in this
community.
She was a member of Christ's Ev-
angelical and Reformed Church.
Surviving are: three daughters,
Mrs. Grace E. Clark, Mt. Aetna Road;
Mrs. Ruth Schwinger, Wilmington,
Del; and Mrs. Dorothy M. Shellman,
Hagerstown; a son William w.
Smith, Hagerstown; two sisters, Mrs.
Emma Kershner, Cearfoss; and Mrs.
Lucy Barnhart, Greencastle; and
five brothers, William Cunningham,
Bethlehem, Pa; Daniel, Cearfoss;
Preston, Chambersburg; Clyde, Gear
foss; and Fred, Greencastle.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
Mrs. Leila GRACE (TayIorl podd,

Mrs. Leila Grace (TaylOr) DOdd,
So West Frederick Street, Williams
port, died on May 10 in an automo-
bile accident in Keedysville She
was 43 years of age.
The daughter of the late John and
Bessie (Reader) Hixson, Jr., she is
survived by: her husband, Jesse; a
daughter, Patricia; a son, Charles;
two brothers, John, Hagerstown; and
Buddy, Williamsport; and half
sister, Mrs. Lula Young.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
DEATHS

Amos nj. Horst died at his home
in Maugansville, on May IL, aged
SO years.
A member of the Reiff Mennon-
tie Church, he was farmer and a
butcher, and was a familiar figure
at City Market here in Hagerstown.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs. Sal
lie E. Horst; two daughters, Mrs.
Lawrence Martin, Hagerstown Rt. 6,
and Miss Isabel Horst, at home; two
brothers, Aaron M. Horst, Hagers-
town, and the Rev Moses K. Horst,
Maugansville; one sister, Mrs. Reu-
ben r. Ely, Hagerstown Rt. a, and
four grandchildren.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15

Mrs. Estella SChaffer, 101 South
Potomac Street, died at Washington
County Hospital on May 10, aged rs.
She was born at Bedford, Pa, and
was a resident here for the past IS
years.
She is survived by a daughter,
Evelyn, Owings Mills, Md.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-15
BENJAMIN E. Faulders of Mount

Benjamin E. Faulders of Mount
Lena died at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ezra Sharer, on May g.,
aged 70 years.
The son of the late John and
Rachael Faulders, he was born at
Mount Lena and was employed by
the Potomac Edison Company for
more than 30 years.
He is survived by: four daughters,
Mrs. Merrill Swope, Mrs. Athley
Smith and Mrs. Abrey Belts, all of
Mount Lena and Mrs. Ezra Sharer,
near Williamsport; three sons, Clar-
ence E., Mount Lena, and Hubert l..
and Robert E., both of Hagerstown;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02
Crosstodt der
Heimufvertriebenen

Miinden. - Sober ahte Gins
tpn6ner Mtiinhens lit ei,l Seimatz
pertriebener, ipurbe anloBlih Der
Gr0ffnina Der ncuen 9tdrme bes
Miinbener iSliihtlinasamtes nit
aeteilt. Hnsaeiamt iinb am /. Wai
1O2 900 Gertriehene in Miinhen
ae,blt poroen, hapon leben nod
1857 Gertriebene in 16 9agern in=
nerbaIb bes Stapteebietes. ssSerner
aibt es in ber baDeriiden 6auptltaot
1,77l gctriebe. bic pon 0crtriebes
men alisebal,t rmo aeleitet neroen.
Ser arGbte Sell Der getriebe be-
ihGftiat big su bier slrbeitsfrdfte.
249 gctriebe haben bis su neln,. 9
getriebe iiber hunhert lmh ber arDR=
te 8etricb hut 800 Mrheiter rno
slnaeitelItc. Ntit ben iSliihtlinass
Eroouftipfrebiten ipurben quite Grs
fobrunoen eemudlt. MIR hrei Eros
,ent Ser ollsaelhiitteten 3reoite oin-
oen perloren.. Ser @eilmbbeitssu=
ltanb Der Seimatbertrichenen in bs,
9aaern tpl,roe bel ben @rlpad,ienen
oIs 5ufrichenitellemb beseihnet. ies
bod fino bel 80 nher 90 Ero,ent
Der ainoer SpdtihGoen feltaelteut
tporben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02
Einwondervnss-verhoere
am &. Ok. in Cleveland

Sic TrGiioents=9ommiiiion fir
Giulpanoerllna uno Naturaliiierlma
peranitaItct am 6. Oftober SerbDre
iibcr bic vllnsuldn9lihfeiten bes
nellen Ginipanperllngs9eieses." 81
Dem 3erbor murben 2e,tte aus Ohio
unD benz neltlihen Senniplpantd
cinaeIoocn. Sc finoet am 6. Sftober
I'M @rcBaeihi ihiporenenrallm oes
gunbes Berihtsgebdltoes itatt.
Sic &ommiiiion hat sluftrag BON,
ErGiinenten. beionOere slufmerflan'
felt ben folgenoen aSragen AT idens
fen:
/. Grforherniiie lnp 9(ominiitra<
tipn lmicrer @inlpanoerllnasaeleee
besiiglih 3uIaiilna. NoturaliIierllna
lmo GntnaturaIiiieruna bon slus=
IGnbern, uno N1sldluB uno Depot
tierlua berielben.
3. 3ulaiillna BON Gintpanberern
i'm 9ithte lnierer aeaenlpGrti9en u1to
pnruusiihtlibcn ipirtidaftlid)en uno
lo,iaIcn Nerbdltniiie, unp
3. &irfllng iiber @inmanberllnas=
aeieee nnp ibrer Communication.
einihIieBli6 hes 9tationalen llr=
Observation-Disclosures auf sic isiib=
rlma Ser sluBenpolitif Der Gereinia=
ten Stoaten ,lnb bic 9totluenoiateit
bon &ollmahten fiir 9totsui&noe,
luie /. 9. geaenlpartige lleberbep0lfe=
rllna bon Seilen &eiteuropas rno
ernlter neutrality-suspicious. in iul=
t)eu @chieten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02
(Gortfekune BON Seik y
Vie wird sich die Einwan.
derung der kusniiigen
Jahrzehnie eniwickeln?

,slifiDupits Of Support' iperoen bel
gebrdd,t. boh lperoei1 nieie pom ben
&nniulaten inn aQaemeiuen MN
hann ais DEMONSTRATING angeiehen,
tuenn lie BON lSerionen abgeaehen
iinb, bic iraenDmelhe iuriitiihen
noer moraliihen Gerpflihtunaen ae=
aeaeniiber Dem ginnanhersr baben,
has beiBt, slimeiit pon naheu Ser
tpanoten ooerSrelmoeu oes Ginipan=
herers. Dies bringt ipieoerum bic
Ssabriheirlihfeit nit iid,. baR Der
Neueinluanberer iid inn 6auie oes
giiraen ober in beiien 9tGbe nieber=
ldbt. BON benz er --- in Der Heael
eeipiile !ioilfe babel ertpartet,
fih eine Griitens i'm neuen 2onb
aufi,bauen.
Sd,liebIi9 iagte 9luerbah, tpiro
bic Senoens Der 3uiammenballun9
Der Ginipanoerer nod nurh Die Be-
itimn,ung untaritiist. ,pelhe bic Sln.
fperblng BON S(rbeitsfrdften aus
benz 9luslanb perbietet. 9aber fon.
ncn Observation-Disclosures, bic itch
niht in ben aeipobnten Sienlunas<
9ebieten Der @inipanberer befinben,
1bnen crit angeboten merDen. ipenn
lle lih 'hon no anoeres nieoer0es
lailen baben.
sluf sipei susnabmen Der aez
ihilberten Gntrpiflung. bic in ben
ytahfriegsiabren eintraten. perlpies
ylnerbah in ieinen lpeiteren Nus-
fiihrunsen:
Gin Sonoeraeies erleiaterte bic
Giniuanoeruna BON 9lusIGnbern, bic
Gbegatten BON 9lngeb0risen Der
amerifaniihen Gtreitfr6fte luur6en,
alio bauptiddlih israuen aus Gus
ropa |oie iosenam,ten .@ars
grioes"). 9ieie Wruppe bon Sim
ipanherern perteilte lid, praftiiA allf
oas aanse 8ebiet Der Union, oa Die
SolDaten ndf ibrer GntIaji,lna aus
benz Nilitdroienit III ibre !6einlot=
orte im aanaen Ia,loe auriidfebrteu.
Sine polliae 9lbfebr bon oer BIS
heriaen Yerteilllng Der Nel,einlpan=
oerer bradte bas DispIuceo 9ser-
tons.8eieb. Muerboh erIGuterte,
bag oieie 3afegorie bon giniponoe.
rerll lih lpeiter iiber bas 9an6 per.
feilte als ale Sn,migrdnten, bic
aen1oB ben reaulGren ginpan6e,
runaS9eieeen ins 2anb fanlen. CT
iogte:
rSm ssoQe bieier 6eimotIoien
fEBs) fpurben bic orei 8eitimz
mllnaen rnferes @efebes, Die mel
ler Weinuna ria9 minoeifens 3um
Yell 8ermIoiiilpg ,ur grltarrunq
per Ginnnnberer Nnfiebluna ae,
ben. ourdnea nidt onaetpon6t. Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02
AElMAT~ECKE

raaaupa. in nem es beibt, oab hoi-
feutlich iclpobl Nom ais ol,h nas
Garluntent in sliuncim Dem Sro=
Jeff ibre 2uitinmllna periagen -
unb ,lpar int Sntereiie Der Sonalis
i6lpaben iclbit.
Der paraaiapiiheu Hcgieruna
fonne mon feinen Gorlpurf naraus
MAIDEN, ooS lie bic Ginlpanoerun9
BON 10000 fleiBiaen 9onoleute be-
treble. lei lie bod audi bereit 0roBe
finansielle 3uicbiiiie su aemGbrcn.
slber man iolle bes Sthifiols Der
bereits in Gbafc unb III 9torooltpu.
rd9uap uniailigeu Deutihen Mennp-
iten=Sieoler aeoenfen,> bic trpt 0ll-
beriten 'Sleibes unb bGrteiter Slrbeit
iih immer nod in elmer ouberpr=
oentiih bcprdnaten 9aae bcfinben.
IaB Dem 10 lit. lit feinesneas nic
Shulo Der poraauapiihen Heoic=
rllna. bic allies nur in ihren &r1ften
Stehenoe fir. Die gteuiieoIer tut.
ionpern ollrch bic 9oae Der Hepublif
als @iunenitaut pbne lcihten niref=
ten 3ugans ill Den sSeltndrften
beoinot. Gs beitebe olip insbelpnbe=
re fir lanonirtihoftlihe Gr,el9s
niiie nur iebr ein9cihrGnfte slbios=
moalihteiten. Cine bctrGd)tlihe s(n=
;ubl Der MennOniten=Sieoler lit d.
her bereits in Die StGntc ooer in an
oere SanOer Siipumerifas abaelpan=
Oerf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02

Sort iSrances, Ont. - 8as,
,nehr ooer ,peniaer aeneiate 9eieri,,,
ipiirnen Sic tur, ipemn Sie iif
nGhitens ,lnperhofft in Shrem ei=
genen Seim einem bctrllnfenen Sd-
rem (pierbeinia) eeaenilberidben
,Srau Safe Sfibinifn n,uhte has
Eroblem ont benafbarten Hainr
9afe burh. Slls ihr Mam ablpeienb
mar, ihlich Elm 200 Iflmh ihlperer
gdr Inn ihr 6aus herlm. slls er bic
Siren heihuupperte. il,hte lie oas
Sier NIT elmer Miihuna pon Solsz
olfnhol lInn 6onia sll pergiften.
Meilter Set ihliirfte ben God
til". grlulste frohlih llnh torfelte
bur6 bas ;Seniter in bic @p6nun9.
no er Die .Suelle bieier 2abial"
permlltetc.
'Srau Sfibinifn fnallte ihr @e,
nebr allf i'm ab. Der 8Gr idiittelte
Iih lnb illhte 3ufluht i'm Gislager.
Damn fam er ipiener. Sic isrml
hatte lire iSIinte itrslpiideu friid
aelaben rnb feuerte ohermals aui
i'm. Gr mahte i'm 8arten NIT bem
Goroerpranfen ~biihih" ,lno leatt
Iih oann tot alf bie Seite
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Gtmas iiber ben ,,Tittd,en" b,
Sftz nnb WeitzYrenben

rMir febIen Die n0tiaen 7itt,
den. ipirn heute rnebr ols eirmaI
ber nertriebene Sit= uuo MeitpreuBe
idaen, oab er nit Der 8eieihnuua
9ittheu fiir 8eIo allaenein uno
fiir oas brape 3ehupfenuiaitiid in,
heipnDeren in Meitoeutihlanp niht
INNER perltanoen pernen ,piro.
9enn y9ittrben" lit cine aus
oeiproben oitoeutihe @ortbilbuna.
bic n,du einmal pom &urlano bis
nah Siebenbiirsen perltanp. 9Sie
iie eutitano? Sariiber aibt es piele
Sclltllngen. pom holldlloilhen
Miln;nan,en rSelt" bis ,ur Nen.
Qenbe;eihnlln0 9ubenn.
Nie mabriheinlihe 9oillna iprid,t
hofiir, ooS aus Der polniihen Spott=
hcieicbnuna ynuoef" Mebr;abl
hupfi. fir Die ihIehten 0reiorp=
ihen'tiife pes GplenfGnias Sisisz
numb Des Grlten. Die oamit ben pol.
niithen sloIer auf Den lpertloIen
Miiusen meiute, iib in NItpreuben
Die oclt'he &ortiorm 9itthen ent'
ipifcIte.
Wehr nod als in Sitpreuben redls
nete man bis sulest in @eitprellBen
nod, Titthen. mo man beiipielslpei=
ie niht cine Wtarf unb fiinfsia Efens
niQe. ionoern fiinfiehn Sittrhen be-
;ohIte. Sie pielen Hebcnsarten i'm
Gnlfsmunoe. Die bier Inn ben 0itt=
f,en entitmben ,nb inn Giehrdllf,
froren. ,pie he hl,ft pppem 9itthc"
pher' he ns llih Titthe inert"
iinn ouh ein pertroutes Stiif hei<
motIiher slrt. oas nid)t peraeiiell
tperoen iou.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02

Ncieuorp Gloonep, oeren Stim=
me III allen Sisc Sofep Grosram-
men 5l boren lit. miro perionlid)
auf Der GIcpelanher ,Supo anb Some
Sbom in Der Eublic Nau alftreten,
lnp bic slusitcllllng lit Die grOBte
hisher Doaclpeienc. Sin 9anier Nlur
boiler ipllnbcrbdrer, perlnfcnoer Se=
bens,nittel lit ho unD im ,mteren
Stpflpcrf finbet man Die mpoern.
ltcn Sallsbaltsappurdte.
llnb Da,u fpmmt nph ali bic I'm
terhultlng. Sin erltcr Stele ltcbt
Hoicn,arp, bie iih ibren 9iut
nit Dem 9iecorn Come on mn
6ollie" ihuf. SG9Iih alpeilnul tritt
lie allf Der GiIbne Der 9llsltcllwug
auf.
llno ols etlpas beipnncrs iiir bie
ainher hat man Captain Nibep, pcn
SG=oeIpen fiir SumstoQ uno
Sonntaq. ben II. unb ~. Sftohcr
bier. gill Hanblc ipirD Huiemarn
S!nonep pprltellen.
2ie ,Sooo Sbom heoirmt am 9.
Sftober in Der Bubble. Soau ,no
hullert Bis cillihlieBIich IS. Sftober.
Bum eriten Mal lit lie aud, Sontaa
or1en. taalid) BON / llbr nabm. bis
II llbr ahenbs.
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Gtnitimmise Annahnte Der r,lmdni'
id,cn &pnititnttpn

Guforeit. - Mit 324 sll 0 Stin=
men plmpe Die ne,e rllmoniihe
8onitirutipn mlsenpmmen, Die bon
eiuer lpdbreno Der lebten Sisuno
hes EarIoments inter Dem Gprlis
rou lSremiermiuiiter @beorobe
@heorahiu 2ei aelpdbIten Sonoer.
fomniilipn entipnrfen morhen mar.
9tad, Dem geriht Der nifi,iellen
3eititrift nSranteia" surmtiert
Die ncue Gerfaiiuna allen giiruern
Celpiiiensfreibeit, He 5 E IRE ibeit,
Ereiiefreibeit, Reliaionsfreiheit, II.
I. fp.. uuter oer &orausieslma. buB
bieie Rehte in llebereinitimnlrua
nit ben Sutereiien ber Mrbeiter ite=
ben uno sur StGrfl,na oes 8egimes
ber &olfsoemofratie bienen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02

0B-Ginipdnberer tparen nitbt MIR
pom Serbot Der 2lntperhllno vGon=
tract Sahnr" allsaenommen, ionz
bern mllBten pieln1ehr Die 3uiihe=
rllna BON slrbeit unb @obnuna lmD
l1nterhalt Don pornberein baben.
Siele 3lIlid)erlIngen traten iiir tic an
Die Stelle Der gilraihaft (S(fiiOa=
nit Of Suppprt), 10 poB bic ghroen
pieier SEs in ben meiiten iSG0en
ihre sufiinitioen 9lrbeitGeber ,ln1
niht unbeoinat Gernonbte poer ma.
be iSrelmoe lpuren. slu6 ipielte bel
Der 3llaiillna Oieier GEs bet Quo
ten-Statls hin'ibtIih nes Ser
lpanotihuftsQraoes feline GolIe."
,Siir cine neue Ginwanoererpulitif
~Nas fonneu mir aus bieien Gr=
fabrungen iiir Die 3uflnlit ler=
nen?". fraate Der Gcpner, ou
lnter benz seltenpen @cies bic Sin.
nanoeruRa biniihtlicb Der ocogra=
pbiihen Gerteiluna Der Nc,lbiiroer
iih lpie bisher cntlpidcln iperDe.
,Salls dber cine Heform bes Gins
Danoerllnasrehts (pie lie ctluu in
,Sorm elmer omnibus =ViQ" bonn
&ongreB anaenommen purhc) -
burhaciiihrt merhc, fonnte iid, cine
beoeutenoe slcnoeruna biniihtlih
Der Serteiluna Der Ginponoerer ers
acben.
MQe neutrality-suspicious., bic
III Der lauienoen 8onareBperiooe
einaebraht muroen Darallf per-
pies Nuerbah - iaben Dor, bar bic
6alfte aller ginipanherlnaspiiell
als "TorSuasauote" fir beruiIih
beionoers uualifiSierte ginlpanbe=
rer bereitseltellt peroen ipll. Ser
artige Ginnanoerer piirnen oonn
nidt mebr ourh nerlpanotihaftlihe
Binounaen, ionoern our9 berriIi=
DIE Woglihfeiten in ben Gereinia=
ten Staaten fommen, peranlaHt
lperoen, uno ibre berufIihen IA
bigfeiten ipiiroen in beIiebiaen Seilen
oes NanOes, llnaead)tet bon beilen
auslanoiiden 8ep0lferllnasanteil,
benotiat
nNas' in ben Cmniblis6ils bon,
aontraftarheiter -@eieb ii6ria aebIic-
ben iit". iaate 9eurba6. ,lno oas
Ut iuenia iinoet iiir iolhe 9llts=
lanoer nit belonberen Yerlliseiq-
nllnaen teine Nnpenouna." Gie ge.
ooraualIna bon ,SahfrGftem lnter
ben Ginlpanberern ipiirbe bic Ser
einigten Staaten ioIhen Gintpan2
oerern ofinen. bic bier md, feline
fdmi!idren 8inounaen hdben. unb
duf oieie Beiie fonnten piel mehr
berartiae aeoeraphiih unqebunbene
Eerlonen eiillponbern als lmter
benz geltenben Gintpanoerlnasaeies.
Iuerbah 6riifte idIieBiih Die
Grlportlna aus, oaB ioIde geltim.
uunaen fir Nusleie unter ben Sin.
ipanoerlmasbeiperbern aemdB ibrer
,s0bigfeiten friiber ooer ipdter ,,,m
GeieR erfldrt ipiirben. Gin ioIdes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02
Citoeutidlano sebdroet iid als
,Sctnocslano

Berlin. - Der &eltberliner
~Selearai" meloet, hab pos Ser
mDaetl BON Eerionen, Die oos 'plpie=
tiih beieste @cbiet nuh Dem S. Mai
1915 uhne ppliaeilid,e slbmelnuno
perlolien haben. ieit Wfitte Scptem=
ber reltIus bc'hlaNnabmt ,pirn
9le geihluanahme, init oere,
9lusfilhrllna Die nel1gebilDeten
3reiss llnp gesirfsrdtc bctrout ieien.
erfploe oub bann. nern iih oos
Tern,caen in Der Sbbut Der nGchItcn
Samilielron0eboriaen befinpe. Ser
Gbcaatte nilrfe hos nDtisite Mcbi=
liur beholten. &cr Der iSlllht ae=
tdtiate @ertouie tpiiroen alS uneiil=
tig bctru6tet.