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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-29
/ JOINT HOME CLUB
MEETING IN HYDE
HIGHLY ENJOYED

A highly enjoyable joint meet
ing Of two of Hyde County's most
active home clubs was held Tues
day night in the Agricultural
Building, Tiny Oak and Swan
Quarter Clubs participating, and
partaking of a supper furnished
the husbands of the members.
The Swan Quarter club, Mrs.
Roland. Early, president, and Tiny
Oak club, Mrs. Sybil Bouchard,
president, took part. Attendance
was 35 who braved bad weather to
witness program of slides shown
by County Agent Pruden and
Home Agent, illustrating Farm
and Home Life-better living in
side and outside the home.
Decorations were timely, jon
quils and fern. A spelling game
was enjoyed.
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the gift room. Goodbyes were said
by Mrs. Bill Primer and Mrs. John
] o Inns t on. Approximately 200
friends called to congratulate the
couple. @o
Out Of town guests who attend
ed were Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Vend4
rick of New Bern; Misses Eliza
beth Allen, Selma Pritchard, Major
and Mrs. D. r. Hunter, Mrs. Lula
Sullivan of Washington, D. c., Miss
Vera Swinson, Plymouth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Harris, Whining
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Harris,
Jr., of Rocky Mount; Mr.. and Mrs.
C. C. Ferebee, Mrs. Eva Allen and
Miss Elsie Allen of Portsmouth;
Mrs. Adelaide Gurkin, John Hen
singer, Mr.. and Mrs. Connor
Crumpler, of Norfolk; Mr.. and
Mrs. C. c. Duke, DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Duke and Floyd Cox of
Washington; Tilton Brooks and
Miss Lillian Brooks of Bath; Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Windley of Aurora;
Mrs. j. C. May of Ellington.
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SAWYERS RECEIVED MANY
FLOWERS AND FINE GIFTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Aries L. Sawyer
of 312 E. Pungo St., who celebrat-
ed their 50th anniversary on Sat-
urday, are natives of Pamlico
Beach and have been living in Bel
haven for seven years, coming
here to seek the conveniences of
town, and access to medical aid.
Mrs. Sawyer was the former Sid
ney Foster. She has been in poor
health for about year, and it was
a great comfort to her to have all
the children home, among them a
daughter, Miss Cora Sawyer, af-
ter a four-year absence working
with the government.
Others present were their son,
Frank, of Belhaven, and two
daughters, Mrs. Charlie Spruill Of
Washington and Mrs. J. D. Guthrie
of Belhaven. Their five gfandchil-
dren were present also, and Mrs.
Sawyer's brother, Sam Foster and
Mrs. Sawyer of Ransomville, RID.
Many flowers and gifts came from
their children and the community.
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There must be dozen or more
couples in Belhaven who have been
married for so years or more. One
of the biggest celebrations of the
kind was celebrated Sunday at the
Community Building by the family
and many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Johnston. They were mar
ried SO years ago on Feb. 23. The
23rd was also the Golden Ami
>versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Aries l..
Sawyer, who because of the ill
ness of Mrs. Sawyer, held quiet
observance with the family, at
their home, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 'Johnston's 'celeI
bration was from four to six on
Sunday. The spacious rustic COM
munity log house was decorated
with yellow roses, glads, daises,
pom-pems, daffodils, pines. south
ern smilax and magnolia leaves.
Mrs. w. L. Johnston greeted the
guests and Cleve Woodward intro
duced them to the receiving line
composed, Of the honored couple
and their ten children, Lester, Bill,
Otis, John, Russell, Gene, and
Mesdames Cora B1ndy, Herman
Shavender, Cleve Woodward and
Roy Goodrich. Mrs. Otis Johnston
and Herman Shavender invited the
guests to refreshments that were
served with a long table covered
with yellow satin cloth, with in
serts of yellow roses, burning ia
pers tied with tulle AMI three
TERED wedding cake topped with
miniature bride and groom, from
which Mesdames Floyd Cox of
Washington, Rhonda Kicks of Pam
tego, Jatha Marsh and ]. w. Allen
both of Portsmouth served punch,
cake, sailed nuts and minis.
Assisting Mesdames j. w. Allen
and Floyd Cox were Mrs. Bill Pin
ner, of New Bern, Miss Pat Bundy,
Greenville, Misses Julia and Mar
tina Shavender and Nancy Aycock
of Pantego, and Jena Johnston,
Belhaven.
Mesdames Gene and Russell
Johnston presided over the guest
book. Roy Goodrich and Mrs. Les
ter Johnston invited the guests to
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-29
NOTED BRITISH LECTURER
VISITS HYDE COUNTY

Evangelist Armstrong, who for
the past five months has been lee
turing throughout America, recent
ly visited Hyde County, giving a
public lecture at Gulrock. He has
lately returned to Europe. He trav-
els and lectures under the auspices
Of the Laymens Home Missionary
Movement, whose purpose is the
furtherance Of Bible study a.
mongst Christians of all denomi-
nations. The Movement has over
three hundred branches in all parts
of the world. It is now headed by
R. G. jolly, formerly of Gulrock,
now residing in Philadelphia at the
national headquarters of the Move
ment.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-29
FAIRFIELD METHODIST
OBSERVE LAYMEN'S DAY

Laymen's Day was observed in
the Fairfield Methodist Church
Sunday morning at II a. M, and
at the Providence Methodist
Church in Swan Quarter Sunday
evening at 7:30 p. m.
The guest speaker at Fairfield
was ]. H. Overton, Jr., and at
Swan Quarter Ashley B. Futrell
of Washington, N. c.,
They had as their topic, "The
Mission of My Church-A Lay
mans View" Both speakers
brought inspiring messages and IL
Illustrations that placed much re-
sponsibility on the laymen in re-
gard to the future of the church.
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STRIKE ENDED AT
BIGGEST MILL IN
BELHAVEN WED.
Employees Want Check Off
System and 10S per Hour
Across the Board

Some 70 Negro employees of the
Belhaven Lumber Industries end
ed their strike of a week Wednes-
day morning, and work was re-
sumed, pending settlement of their
demands for ten cent per hour
wage increase, for all employees
and a check-off system of deduc-
ton of their CLIO union dues from
their pay checks each week.
The mill which is the largest
single industry in Belhaven has
a payroll of about $4,000 a week
and produces several types of fin
ished lumber. Dave fitzpatrick, is
manager of the mill, which is own
ed by Atlanta, Ca, interests.
Prior to the order for resump-
ton of operations, truck load OF
food had been sent in by the ClO
to take care of the striking work
ers. Some of them were being TAX
en- care of from Welfare funds.
Incidents of disorder were rare.
In one case, negro was on the
grounds with shotgun and police
went to the scene to prevent dis
turbance. Picketing was carried on
by the strikers, but did not pre-
vent operation Of the mill after
Thursday of last week,
When the usual six o'clock
whistle failed to go off the town
of Belhaven was greatly disturbed,
and much concern has been express
sed over fear that Belhaven might
lose helpful industry.
But Keith and Kenneth Dunbar
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-29
YEATEsvILLE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Wien of
Washington, D. c., were the
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Mann.
Sunshine Mann spent Saturday
night, in Washington, attending
dinner parry and reception Civ
en- in honor of Bride elect Miss
Loloa Mae Phillips, also we'd
ding of Miss Phillips and Mr..
Nets held at nine o'clock Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Belle Gibbs of Middle
town spent Friday with her sis
ter Mrs. Charles E. Mann and Mr..
Mann.
The Yeatesville Home Demon
stration Club met Friday after
noon at the Community House. The
meeting was well attended. Mrs.
C. A. Cutler gave us a wonderful
address about Patriotism because
it was Washington's birthday and
it was especially given to the Wo-
men who have been granted the
privilege of helping to rule our
homes.
Mrs. Ernest Slack gave a talk
on shrubbery emphasizing shrubs
that are useful as well as orna-
mental.
The arts and crafts leader had
a nice exhibit. Her lamp shades
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A GOLDEN WEDDING.


Wedding bells were gaily ringing
Fifty years ago today,
For Rosa and Arthur they were say
ing 8
MAY joy and happiness bless your
way"
So-they began their life together
Travelling through the many years
Mid joys and sorrows whatere the
weather.
United they stood against all fears.
Many children came to bless them,
What they meant, their friends have
seen.
Few can call themselves so blessed
AS these parents of thirteen.
They've loved their friends forever
sharing
Some may say, "They shared too
much"
But, it all came from caring
Never losing the common touch
Yet, it isn't the years that matter,
tits how they lived Them" their
friends say
So-that is why we salute them
Upon their Golden Wedding day.
EDITH UPCHURCH MAY.
Ellington.
- In The News and Observer. :
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-29
H. D. CLUB MEETS
AT LAKE LANDING

The. Lake Landing Home Dem
'onstrationg Club observed their
Family Night on Friday, Feb
ruary 8, at their Club House,
with their families and invited
guests present. Slides were
shown on "a Home Designed for
Living" which made a very in
teresting and enjoyable evening
for everyone present.
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of Scranton took their loggers out
of the woods and brought them to
Belhaven to keep the mill going,
and it has been going all the week.
Negotiations will begin for the
settlement of the dispute right
away. Amy concessions gained by
the men will be retroactive. Gains
made will not likely offset the los
ses sustained by the strikers while
out Of work. ssa,sA is
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-29
Two More Golden Weddings Chalked Up
On Belhaven's Marital ScOrebOard

Arthur Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Aries Sawyer
Important Event of Half Century Ago. Saturday
February 20.
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were beautiful.

were beautiful.
Miss Macarthur illustrated her
demonstration with slides and the
refreshment committee served
block ice cream white with a little
pink Ratchet in it. The women in
stead of 'burying the Ratchet" ate
it.
Mrs. H. L. Spruill returned to
her home in Virginia Sunday morn
ing.
Rev. A. J. MacKie filled his APP
pointment at st. Matthew's church
Sunday morning. His next appoint
ment is the LIST Sunday night.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06

peridleoenbeiten beiteben, mie 6as
Siet 81. erreiden lit, uno ,uenn es
Der San lit, miro ieoe @artei ibren
eigenen @eg eeben..
Notdina. - Nebru bat eine in.
iormele ginlaouns aneenommen,
Notdina 5u beiuden, rpas id, germ
tun peroe, a6er nid)t in Ser nddlten
3ufunit." Gr beitGtiet Die Berid)te,
SaB Sn0ien feinen 3eis bon Gbino
tauIen fonnte, uno iaste: v8ir ia.
ben 8eridte erbaIten. oab iie sen
Heis ielbit ben0tieen."
NuBlano. - r8enn mir &apitaI.
glitter brau1en, sic MuBlano lieiern
fann. tperoen mir iic bon i'm be.
3ieben aber &uBlano bat feine ii.
nan5ielle Silfe anseboten. Die iidj
NIT 6em amerifaniiden &ilfspro.
gralnm pergleiden IGbt." r..
Sapan. - Nuf sic ;sraae, Oh Ssn.
oien feline iapaniide Yolitit Gnoeru
lperoc, tpeil SSapan wieoer beluailnet
lperSen ioa, iaete er: rGas @or1
Irieolie6eno bat ieinen Siun uer'
loren. Sd tueib ni6t. per irieolie.
bend lit, uno luer nidt. Selbit triegs.
liiIterne Herionen fiibren bas 0or,
Jrieoen i'm Munoe." Snoien Der.
banoelt sur5eit nit Sapon iiber elmer
Grieoensbertrag.
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vom FeIde der grossen PoIitik

@aibineton. - Senator 8auI $.
Douglas. Der iid emit mGdtig oaiiir
ins 3eug leste, Sab man General
giienbouer gum YrlIiOentldaits.
tanoioaten nominiere, iaate, ct be-
iiirdte, 0er General oiirite sic 9to.
mination bon beioen Narteien ber.
Iieren.
CT erld,,terte, baB giienboiper oie
oemofratiide Domination, Die ct ct.
balten fonnte. niht boben min uno
oob ct Die republitoniihe, bic ct
germ bnben mohte, MIR nit groben
sdmierigfeiten erlaneen fonn.
Ct 6iirfte 5tpii9en 3,pei stiibIen
6urhfaaen. uno oies tpdre Elm gro.
Ser Eerluit fir bic Nation.
Douglas trat im porisen Sabre
0afiir Elm, oaB beiOe Yarteieu iid
in Der Nabl auf giienbomer einigen
Seine ssoee iano aber feiue 3uitinl'
mung bel Sen 9ruman.2e 2enofraten
Sett bat Douglas 6ie &oifnuns auf'
seaeben oaB iein @oridlas ii6er'
baupt ansenourmen tpiro. @arun
io4e er feline energie an ettpas oer'
ibuenoen, mas feinen Mnflang &C.
funben bat. fragte er.
| @robe ygrmutieun9 lit ben sn
baneern 2oitS our6 cine 9tote 5utei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
A||gemeine Dienstpf|icht
er|eidet Niederlage
Hovs stimmt fver Rveckverweisvng der
vorIoge an dos Komitea.
Domit sind Avssiehten gesehwvnden, doss die Mess
nohme diese. Johr noch ongenommen werden konn.

Sas @ebrfon1itee fann sipar bic
Mabnahme erneut inn Slenum fir
eine fpeitere s(bitimmuna brinaen.
Non,iniitrationsfiibrer aber aeben
su, oab baourh oer WaBnabme fit
beuer l,no pielleiht nod auf Sabre
binaus pDlli9 ber 8oraus aemodt
miro. Gllrlb bic SlbItinmunq int
6aus biirfte aud, bic GripGeumg els
ner Ghnlihen &orlage i'm Senat auf
elm Seitenaeleiie aeid)oben iperben.
155 Gepublifaner unb 81 Semos
fraten int 6aus ipraden iid oaliir
aus, bic 8orlaee ans &omitee All.
rid Al peripeiie,1. Geaeu ben slntraq
lparen 131 Sempfraten. 80 Nepu>
bIifaner ul,o Elm llnabbdnaiser. Inn
bic Wabnahme burh;ubrinaen. hat.
te iih bie MDniniitration einperitan.
ben erflGrt, bic &eierpebienltpfIiht
auf iehs Sabre su beid)rdnfen uno
BEN geainn zines iolhen .Gro,
aramms su perbieten. iclanae iunae
9eute burd ben Selectipe Serpice
ausaeboben lperben. @eaner briidten
cine Griaenlabnahme ourd,, tpelhe
Wilitdrausbilbn1a nun in 6ioh
Scbpols sur Gfliht MAIDEN ipIrbe.
Sf)lieBlih ipllrbe al1h bieie abae,
Iebnt.
Sbios Gertreter itimmten 1873
fir Hiidpertpeiilina ber SprIaae ans
Apmitee
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06

te oies natiirli1 niht Gnoern uno
tpenn giienbotper teine aipingenoen
8riinbe eaiiir bate, f1nnte er cine
iolde Giniabl,ng niht al,sihlagen.
Die Nbitride.
Senator Sin erflGrte in einem
Snterpieip, ieiner Mniift nad) iollte
eiienboper Dor ei,,er Ibitimmung
Ses 8e1piaisln,gsausihuiles iiber Die
AusImbsbiIfe peri0nIid] niht nur
iiber sic bisberisen NASO>grrln,.
senihaften beridten ionoern aud
fiinftiee guhpidlungen altf3eise,,.
Gin 8eriht oieier art piiroe Der.
mutlib Dor oem sanSen 4onsreb ab.
gegeben tueroen, ,pie es Gbnlid. .aud
uorises Sahr seidab.
Senator Yoing iagte. elm @eriht
Giienbotpers tpGre fir ben &onereb
iebr tpertboG, aber oie gntiheioung
bieriiber follte oen1 8eneral iiberlai.
fen bleiben. Solte giienbo,per aus
ireenbeinem 8runoe niht auriidfeb.
rem fonnen, 10 meinte Senator Ser.
euion, bann iolIte Dem 8etpiaigunes.
aus ibuB cine ing ginselne eebenbe
grtldrung 5es General iiber aue
Waien ser 9tMSO.Mrbeit porselest
iperoen.
Toriiber binous iaate Sereuion,
bab er einen Mbitrid] tint IusIonos.
biIfe.Yoiten beiiinporte, oa er ein
rpahlenbes gunoesbefisit aIs cine
erobe 8efabr fit bic @irtifaft an.
iebe. r@enn mir uns burh bic Be.
ipiQisung BON sl,biel @elo idupdd,en,
,peroen mir feline 0erteioieung ha.
ben" 10 iaste er. McGarran ieste
iid fiir Sic slbihafillns Ser seiamten
@irtibaitsbilie at Die el,ropdiihen
SanOer ein tudbreno Doung einen
glatten slbitrid) bon 5tpei Miliaroen
uerlanst, nit ser 8eariinouus: ~8ir
baben einiah nift iopiel 8elo, tpie
Der Nralioent al,sgeben m0hte." -
Douglas forOert cine 8erringerung
| Ser Auslanosbilfe Inn 11a Wiuiar0e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
SaS SauS BE-

@aihinaton. - Ias 6aus be-
id,loB NIT 236 Qesen 1862 Stim=
men. bic bon Der 9lominiltraticn un=
teritiibte alloemeine MilitdrbienIt=
pfliht=&orlaae ans &onitee suriid
I'll beripeiien. Samit ipar 10 un0e=
fdbr ieoe Musiid)t oeihtpunoen. baR
oieie itrittiae MaBnabme nod oieies
Sabr berahihieoet iperoen fam.
Soriitenber @inipn bes @ehrfcmi=
tees iaate geridbterltattern nad)her.
er iperbe bieies Sabr feline llniper=
ial Wfilitarp SraininQ &orIaQe mebr
aufr,lfen.
litter ber MaBnabme lpGren ale
tauglihen iunsen Mdnner iehsmos
natiaer MilitdrausbiIbune mnter=
lporfen setpeien mad, Grreiduna &c
1S. 9ebenbiahres. sic mGren oann
in bie Geierpe iiberipieien lporoen
fin @ieoereinberufllna auf bic sSriit
bon ~ sSahren nah Ibid)luH Der
Iusbilouna.
GrGiioent Sruman mb bie mei=
item Wi!itdrfiibrer, barunter al,dl
General Giienboiper, iesten iidl fir
bic 8orlaae eiu. Cine Geihe bon &ir=
hen=, sSarms. Griehunass mb anbe=
ren Srganiiatipnen traten baqesen
auf. Sie GnoabitimmunQ fam nud
elmer ief,sitiinoiaen itiirmiihen Se=
bate un6 fDmplisierten parIamen=
turiidleu 0tuu0pern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
Neues Tief in
Bsziehungn ~
Russen in Wien

@ieu. - 8alter u. Io,pliue, ser
GiSe-l1S. Sodfommiiiar fit Oeiter.
reid, iaete, SAP Sic 8ejiebunsen
;lpiiden oen GiermdGtcn rein Eiei"
erreiGt babeu.
Ct mahte oieie Grtl1rung fm al.
Iiierten GiermGbte-a aontrolrat, ser
reselmdbis 5uiammentritt, Inn sic
Sanolunsstueiie ber 0iterreidiiden
8unoesresierung su iiberpahen.
sd tonume nur unsern at Ser
aniid)t," iaste 9oiplins, voaB es
unn0glih fir Sieie a0rperihait lit,
Segellu95el,ee ODER cine neue Tele.
pbonleitltng 5n bistutteren, obne oab
iofort eine Siraoe eingebiloeter 8e.
f6ulbigungen eegen einen ober ole
Der 8eitmiate bonn Stapel eelaiien
,piro."
Doubling rihtete oieie Yemertun'
gen an Den ruiiiiden o,ntierenoer
Sodfommiiiar General g. arasfe.
pitidJ.
&rasfeiuitidJ bate apei Griuden
Ser 0iterrei6ii1eu Gegierung be.
tiert. Sn einem ,purben Die Gier.
mddte Inn sic grlaubnis gebeten,
bier leibte 5Ius3euse fauien uno
benltten 3u biirien, Die gum ShIep.
pen bon Seselflus5eusen benutt
tperoen iollten. 9eidrGnftes segel.
fliegen lit in allen 8eiasunssjonen
geitattet.
Sas 5lpeite griu6en bate 5u tun
NIT Der ginridtuns elmer Telepbon.
perbinoung suilden 8ien un6 Niin.
den. @egen friiberer ruiiiifer Gin.
Udnoe eriitieren ,ur brei SeIepbon.
leitungen 51piiden Seiterrei9 uno
IeutidlanS.
Sn ieoem Sale beiduloigte aras.
fepitlf Die @eituddte, oaB tie ibre
3onen wieoer militariiierten uno
oerluhten, bas fleine 2ano DETER.
reid All ipdlter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
Un|iebsame hemmungen fuer die
Untersuehung des katyn-Mordes
Einge der in Avsseht genommenen Zev9en woIIen
NIGHT oeffentieh uUssuqen.

Waibinston. - 8ommuniitiider
1error bat es burdseiest, oaB, mie
Ser Wbseorouete &ap 9taooen, g.,
Sno., iagte, mebrere 3eusen, sic
Mnga6en iiber sic Mbidladtuns bon
10000 polniihen Sffi3ieren mo-.
6en ionten, itd iest tpeigern. Dies
offentlid 81 tun.
Sic meiiten oieier 3eusen bobeu
Verpanote binter bem Gilerneu Gor-
bang, bie ser 8ade ser aommuni-
item gum Spier falen piiroeu.
Oieier Maiienmoro mar suerit Sen
Deutihen, sic bas 8ebiet Ser &atyn.
Maloer, Bel Smolensf, beiest batten,
3ugeidoben poroen. 9tah porliegen-
Den 8erueiien mar aber Die 9at Dor
6er llebernabne Der Oeutihen in
CONNER 194t, 5rpiiden 1889 unS
1910 poIIbraf)t tporoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
sowietisehe BovpIoene =
in Suchsen

Dresden. - Grperten Ser ruiii.
fden aontroafonuniiiirn baben NId.
ne gum ausbou bes iddiiiden etra.
benneses nod itrateeiid)en @eii1ts.
punften fertig seiteQt. Sen UsitteI.
puntt oes programmes biIoen IL
;entrale Obiefte nit 10000 Qua.
oratmetern Iutobabn. nn6 ernuer.
tebrsitrobcn. 8in5u fonmen 66O nj
an neucn Stahlbetonbriidcn. 2ie
autobabnitraBe 9resoen-gauten. bic
IN WeiBenberg en0et, ioa bis @0rlis
perlangert tueroen. >poourb elm Mn.
ibluB OIL 0ie Nutobabn nah 8res.
lau in Sdleiien 9eif)afien mir. 8ei
StoQberg i'm Gr5sebirge ioa oie
Mni9lubitelle Der aus Glue fosnmen.
ben Gernberfebrsitrabe 169 an bic
Mutobabn in Gbelnnit 10 ausgebaui
.uer0en, baB iie ocn grforberniiien
BEG 3ubringertrnnsportes fir oel
llran.er5berebau entipridt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
Delmok kratische zustaende
! an Saar geforder!
Wsssdsvtsehland verIongt Won der Evropaeisehen
sommIvns Mensehenreehte fuer die vorws
dsvtsehe BevoeIkervng der Soor, die Won
Fronzossn fast entreehtet wvrde.

miiter erneut fiirslih, aIs Sie Jran.
aoien befannt saben, oaB iie Sen
Iitel ibres &ohtommiiiars Gilbert
@ranopal abGnoern uno i'm 5u ei-
nem 8otihafter MAIDEN ,pollen. Die
99ltiben legten oies ols einen iran-
o0iiihen Sbritt aus, oie Saar ei.
men Gra0 ipeiter bon Deutl9lanb
los3ulGien.
Die .peitoeuti6e 9lesieruns Be.
bauptet, Die Saar lit legal elm TeiI
oer 8unSesrepublif. Sic bat tpieoer.
bolt Sic 9eiduloieuns erboben, oaB
Die Saar'8egierung SEN Seutiden
GinfluB in Dem @ebiet unteroriide.
sls elmer ser Saupteriinoe oaiiir
- 6en Sic oeutibe io5iaIoemofrati.
ide Cppoiition unteritiitt - miro
angefiibrt, bab bas Saar.Megime
feline prooeutide politiihe Sppoli.
tionspartei I'M @ebiet erlaubt.
Sie fran5oiiide Yolitif felt sem
9. 8eltfrieee bat ni6t in elmer Mnet.
tierung Der Saar beitanoen. giel.
n1eDr lit 8aris bemiibt qeipeien,
bas :pi9tige' 9oblen. uno Stablge.
biet bon ser oeutiden 8irtldait au
loien uno es Ger eigenen an3ugIie.
bern. Sbne 3rreifel ,per6en sic syrau.
3oien NIT auen bipIomotiiden Mit.
teln cine slenoeruns bieies status
6efdn1pien. -
WeitoeutidanS bat an6ererieits
geOrobt, sic YIGne fir cine aeeinte
@uropa-Armee nit oeutiden 1rup.
pen binalls5uiogern. iuIange nidt
Die saarirase 5u ibrer Suirieoen.
belt gellit tporben lit. rtno ,uas Die
slrmee ielbit anbetriiit, iaeten tpeit.
lide geamte, oie 0eltoeutideu miii.
len crit eiumal ibre Steueru >erbSbeu,
ebe iie nit Jinansbilfe I'M groBen
3ur @ieoer6epaffnung Der 8un6es.
republit rednen fonnen. Deutid,e
Veomte baben nGmfi9 angeoeutet,
bob iie iiir bieien 9med o,neritont.
HOES 8eIO babe,t tpoIlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06

Bonn. - Die Spannung 3tpiiden
Beitoeutidlano ,,no Sranfreid bat
fi@ perfddrft. Ser guropdifden
0eriamml,ntg 9tng BON Weitoeutid.
lon6 cine Note 5u, bic ginfiibrung
-6e,nofratiider 3uitdnoe" in Ser
Sodr for6ert. Das fobIenreid)e Sc.
bet ,pir6 felt oern erlten Belttriea
bon Gran5oien uno Oeutiden beftis
unnftrttten.
Bon 6eutider @eite aus tpir6 in
6er Note bebauptet, oab sic bon SEN
Grat5oien beeinfIubte @egierung in
benz oeutid.ipradieen Gaarge6iet
bauerno Die erunoleeenSen Ween.
f@enredte berlese, .peld gu reipefti.
ren ale Mitglieoer Der Beratenoen
Seriammlung eelobt batten.
Die Saar 1T ein beiiisenoes Mit.
9lteo Der aus 13 Nationen beIteben.
ben Strabburger Geriammlung, bic
naeoerum ein inoffi5ieues @arla.
ment 8eiteuropas bartlett, obne
alleroings tatiddlide Madtbefug.
niife du baben.
Bon inforn,ierter seite miro NIT.
geteilt, bic Note berlangt bon ser
geriammtune uno Dem guropdiideu
Miniiterrat Die Saar-@eeieruna iou
betpegt meroen, ser porberrideno
beuti4en 8ebolferung bic Meni ideu.
rehte 5u gapdbren. gs bei6t peiter,
Dab Bun6estanaIer Ronra6 Moenau.
ct etne &upie ser 9eote ouf ser
Situng 6es Miniiterrates, unter6rei.
ten tuer6e, bic am 10. Widr, in
1aris itattiin6et.
Sie Bonner @eeieruua ioa iid,
Der Softnune bingeben, SAP es aui
Der Barrier aonteren3 a,1 elmer neue,,
NuSipro4e 5uiiden benz frau3Sii.
f9en &ubenminiiter Nobert gdu.
man uno benz Bun6esfanaler aonrab
Moenauer fommen tuiro. Beibe Der.
honoelten 6esbaIb bereits por amei
Wo&en in 2on6on, unb Sd,umau
erttarte fp6ter in 2ii5obon, 6oB er
nelteren Distuiiionen auseitim,nt
bat.
Ser fran50fide s(ubenniniiter
Ioa fur5li4 geiaet baben, ct lei
6ereit. "eine europdiide 20iuna" Der
Saarfrage fir Die 3utunit su afsep.
tieren. es itebt nidt felt, mas Ser
Stotus Der Saar ais europGiid,es
@ebiet iein tpiiroe. Gin BersIeid iIt
NIT benz 9iitrict Of Columbia in Sen
gereinigten Staaten berangesoaen
tporoen. Ser 9iitritt 1T 8unSesae.
bet ,tno gebort au feinem Der 4S
Staaten.
Dds SaarprobIem erbitte oie Sc.