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Evening star., 1952-12-09
Miss loughIin
To Be Speaker

Miss Anne Laughlin. consultan
on Juvenile delinquency with th'
Department Of Justice. will be th'
guest speaker at a meeting of tn,
Progress Club of College Park *
be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at tn,
Parish House on Dartmouth ave.
nue..
Miss Laughlin's wide experience
in public service ranges from
Kansas State Field Administrator
of the former National Youth Ad
ministration to director of th'
UNRRA base at Haaren, Neither
lands.
She also served as chief O.
UNRRA to Belgium and later il
a similar capacity in Ethiopia.
Her last European assignment
was with the United Nations Al
chief of the UNICEF mission tt
Bulgaria, where she was respon'
sible for administering a program
for the daily feeding of approx.
mately $4,000 children. She re.
mained in that country for severa
months after the United State.
closed its Legation in Bulgaria.
/ In her talk tomorrow she will
tell what happens to a natior
which becomes enmeshed behind
the Iron Curtain. in light of hel
personal experiences.
Guests of honor at the meeting
will be presidents of nearby clubs
They include: Mrs. Clarence
Pearce. University Park Woman.
Club; Mrs. r. Wesley Shade
Woman's Club of Riverdale; Mrs
Donald F. Romer, Woman's Clut
of Greenbelt; Mrs. j. H. Hoyert
Woman's Community Club of Ber-
wyn and Mrs. w. F. Jeffers, Uni.
versity of Maryland Campus Club
Evening star., 1952-12-09
PeorNeptune
Salad

4 fresh Anjou pears.
l cup French dressing.
l pound fresh shrimp, cooked.
l cup diced celery.
"a cup mayonnaise.
VI teaspoon paprika.
Salt and pepper to taste.
IL green olives.
! lemon.
Cut pears in half and core
Marinate halves in French dress.
ing while preparing salad. Re.
serve some Of the shrimp for dec.
Grafton. Mix remaining shrimr
with mayonnaise, celery, paprika
salt and pepper. Drain pears and
arrange on lettuce. Fill center
with shrimp mixture and garnish
with olives, shrimp and lemon
wedge. Makes 8 servings.
FRUIT KABOBS.
2 Bose or Anjou pears.
/ can luncheon meat.
/ 2la can cubed pineapple.
2 bananas.
l small jar stuffed olives.
/ jar maraschino cherries.
Small SkewerS.
Wash and cut pears in eighths
and cube the meat. Beginning
with pear slice. skewer the meat
banana slice, pineapple cube, olive
or cherry on stick and arrange on
serving plate. Place a variety OF
salted crackers on accompanying
plate. Makes Is kabobs.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

TW--10-5-52
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Nov 20, Mrs. J l. James, 900
Carroll Ave. MrH Ralph Ward.
Sr. 07O W Central Ave. Johnny
O'Noal, 7a6 Carroll Ave, Mrs
Louise Stokes 7Ih Iglchart Ave
MarCIinc G Mosby. 322 No St
Adams st
Nov 30. Arthur V Hall. Harvey
Jones' 1922 Rondo Ave Robert \
Harris. li5 Kent 81 Mrs James
Watson, 776 ~ Anthony Ave
Natalie Galloway, 100 Rondo Ave,
Mr. George Tnman. 9s3 IRichart
Ave Hichry parrl Adams IA
st Anthony Ave Richcy Carroll
Adams. 7il St Anthony Ave,
Dec /. Mrs Mary RrRugncr,
71p Rondo Ave. Mrs Samuel RoAa
300 MnCkubln ~, Melvin Carter.
j. III Rondo Ave. Claude E
Brown, Jr.. AL ~ Anthony Ave
Flora galloway. 76b Rundo Ave
Charles Young. DIT 81 Anthony
Ave, Richard Parker. ar., G0s ~
Anthony Ave, Mrs John freeze.
527 Carroll Ave, John Allen, Bla
Aurora Ave, Autry Black, 1921
/ Timber Lake Road Apt u
Dec 2 w. Selma johnson, 400
No Dale 81 blanche Leroy. bbi
Carroll Ave Robert A Junra.
1922 R"ndo Ave I.cVunno Mont
gomcry. att W Central Ave, Mrs
R"od"r Turner 766 Rundo Ave
Mrs Stanley Harris, I0I6 Carroll
Ave-, Mrs Doris Shannon, OFT
Fuller Ave, TllHe Ann IIaHl,ina.
6s7 ~ Anthony Ave.
Dec 3. Marion Carol Jones. 1922
Ronho Ave JnnabolIc Taylor. 1884
Thomas Ave Mary Louise Am.
s"n 0SH iRlehAr' Ave Frederick
Weston $40 Tglchnrt Ave DunaId
AiIcn Jr. 6a3 " central Ave
he" I. Mnnlcy Rhodes 900 Car
roll Az" MGrrolIn Bmuh 800 ~
Anthony Ave- Mrs Charles Bcrng-
gins bO3 ~ Anthony Ave. Mrs
Ellis Manning $50 IRIchnr Ave
Doc 2 D"llY Nelson. 6G5 ~
Anthony Ave Erurai Greene. 702
Carr"n Av' Tronn Combs. TT
Igl'hart Ave
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
BIRTHDAYS

Nov. 20, Edward /. Royd $3.50
Fourth Ave. SO, Mrs Cecilia Pat
tcrson, alO Bryant Ave No,
Nov 80, Elizabeth Drake. 1909
Elliot Ave So. Governor CuOk,
2726 30 Ave. SO,
Dec. l. Cllrtori Smith, 40?S
Fourth Ave So, James MopptnE
Gpi6 Fifth Ave. So. John Robert
Alien. 07S Bryant Ave- No
Dec ,, Kathryn Jnsry. SShS
Fourth Ave So, Mrs Albert True.
ShAS Smelling Ave.
Dec. 3, l.. Barrcld, 9iA u ~
Ronald ELLIS Williams. lGi0 40. :
st. Luther Payne, 6S7tg Olson
mvd., Kathryn Chtvcra. A0l7
Clinton Ave. So. Mrs Mtldrcn |.
Watson. ia South ~ st
Dec. I. Lorrlci Maycs, 7oA Hum
boidt Ave. No. Meredith Miller
/ 1901 Bryant Ave. No, Betty Ellis
sI2 Bryant Ave No EAIclynnc
Rodgers, Mpls,
Dec 3. Charles Johnson. 262h
Fourth Ave. So. Oneida Jones
1910 Fremont Ave No, Maxine
Jones. 1922 Thiri Ave. So. Elnurn
Byars, ?I0o n. Lake Of the Isles
Out of. Town birthday
Nov. 20. William Walker, Excel
sior. MINI.
Nov, 30, Gordon Parks. whit,
Plains, ~ Y. Cora Lcc Newman
Kansas city, Mo,
Dec. ?, Allen JamoS, ncs MoincE
Irwin l.. White. Dca MoincE
Doc, 8, s Quay. Hcrndon, G2H.
So. Parkway. Chicago
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ChirdrenS Adoption
Society Names
Sims 70 Sfuff

Johnny L. Sims, A03 Western
Ave. St. Paul. started working
this week for the Children's Home
Society OF Minnesota. the states
only private. non-sectarian, adop-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28

Stanscn Of leos Angeles to Ro-
chester MINI Mrs. Stanscn went
through tho Mayo clinic. Tier
Aunt, Mrs Mary Flowers ~ Chi
ragu arrived Monday. Nov. u 10
hc with her ntcrc She IL tho Sls
tor ~ Mcsdamcs Homer Anderson
and Grace Ross, Sd7 W. Central
Ave.
~. James Choir; The 80 James
AME church senior choir viii have
their usual fourth Sunday musical
an the NTH Sunday ut this month.
II WITH hc given Rt the church,
palc and W Central Nov 30 at
seven y m. Rev James 9. Dixon
IL tho pastor, Mrs Alma Freeman
IL dlrcutrcaa and Mrs Hertha
King church orguntst All are
invited 10 attend
rraRn'nteIH Group A group
FROM the rragmatciH SORORITY will
take Thanksgiving basket nIll
of miscellaneous articles 20 the
CrtsIus AttuCks Home. 400 cot
Tins st. Sunday, Nov ~
Mr. And Mrs, club The Mr.
and Mrs club Of ~ James AME
churh had social meeting
Thursday, Nov. 20 at tho home of
MI and Mrs Nclaon RalcnE"r.
ht2 Carroll Ave
Thanksgiving Spent with n
anCCri Miss Patricia Foster,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Herbert
I'oatrr sr, 964 IglrhHrt Ave, II
Spending Thanksgiving In Peoria
She viii be the house guest Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-11-28

club Will meet Saturday. Dec. Is
in the apartments of Mesdames
Gladys Sessions and Matorie
Brown 3s35 Fifth Ave. So. and
Bake cookies for their cookie
exchange" The young matrons
will then exchange cookies.
Final Divorce Papers: Final d.
vorce papers were received last
month by Miss Carlotta Curry
severing her marriage with Daniel
WEIGH. Her maiden name was re
stored.
Spending Thanksgiving In X.
C.: Mrs. Gloria Wilkerson, 80
Fremont Ave. No. left Thanks
giving morning by plane. to spend
the Thanksgiving holiday week
end with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Wilkerson is bookkeeper in
the office OF the Minneapolis
Spokesman.
Marriage License Issued: A
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ton agency Mr. Sims is the first
Negro TO be employed by the
Society in the capacity of senior
Caseworker.
Sims was recently discharged
from the Army, having served as
"A psyChiatriC Caseworker at the
Madigan Army Hospital in Ia
coma. Washington. He is a grad
uate Of West Virginia State Col
lege and has completed all OF his
work toward the Masters Degree
except his thesis at the Univer-
sity OF Buffalo School Of Social
Work He expects 10 receive his
degree in February, 1853,
Mr.. Sims duties with the Chil-
dren's Home Society win include
interviewing applicants for adop-
ton, TO evaluate their qualifica-
lions to become adaptive parents.
Although most OF his work Will
be in the Twin Cities, he will also
have responsibility for covering
the northern region Of the state.
In announcing his employment.
Charles B. Odds, executive secre-
tary OF the Children'H Home So
Ciety, commented, We are vary
pleased 10 have Mr.. Sims on our
staff Among other things, we are
hoping that he will help 10 bring
our service closer Ia the Negro
community Of the state 30 that
more Negro people will become
Interested in adoption"
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Wedding Anniversaries
ST. PAUL
Nov 20. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Henderson. 572 Carroll Ave. five
years.
Nov 30, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shannon, s95 st. Anthony Ave.
five years
Dec. 3. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Tillman, 9s5 Iglehart Ave, five
years; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wed
dington, TIA w, Central Ave. 10
years.
Dec. 3. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Brown. 592 Rondo Ave, seven
years.
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has prpwlei cocktail lounges tnom Minneapolis u
Manhattan in the seldom sWcccssnl search for
the perfect martins. don't know whcrthcr or not
like Brother Boyle's not too subtle hints about
the institution Of martini quarunE which Mir Il
admits, Is on the upgrade
Mr., Il, quotes one bartender thuSly
"Eou know when you serve u man or a
woman an ordinary drink you have some idea
what Il win do 60 thrnl--and they have some
idea, too.
but when I mix u martini for u customer
for the fir.l time I AlAAnNa hnAn n .nn.n Of
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marriage license was issued TO
Selma r. Pullum, Sl3 IS Ave. So.
and Mrs. Bessie b. James, 4Ol2
Clinton Ave So. The marriage
will take place next week.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs Jesse Patterson
5lS Grard Ave No. the engagement their aug
err Donna Jean TO Herman G. Hubbard Mr. Hubbard the
of Mr. and Mrs Edward Hubbard 5ll5 Irving Ave No The
wedding will take place Jan. > 1858.
Winsome Eight Cookie Exchange: The winsome Eight
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I
side hts character h" switches martins
The only thing I'm Is that h" viii hh"N" differently
he Complain against he dear
old mother he always praised before bourbon ration
Fight the Of his fath" thr nearest within reach
Or will h" just start Tapping his and hS through
the bar mirror"
Brother Boyle describes the martini dncr "a lonely but
proud figure Well. now know about that
The trouble that ninety percent the
TINS haven't the vaEues idea how TO this cHt" They
30 into bar climb aboard stool and toll tn" bartender Gimme
martini The bartender immediately digs tn" customer
drinking than dcVoc
what gives with bop
barkcep operating OF assumption
quicker grabs the
bottle Of We Old Rahb brand gin which he Stops into the shaker
glass
customer believes martini II remotely
like martini Actually nothing than donup
furniture polish with vermouth tossed The who
ordered might off with nothing than highly indignant
stomach he limited his intake gulpmE tho time
how he tells bakcep whip another After
these hobuStcrs he swinging the chandelier walk
ing the bar.
n you order a martini In bar where You're not known ASK
by brand don't kno" What tn" b"st brands
you business drinking martins the
place Tell the barLcp whether YOU dry extra dry
n you know you
business drinking martins The glass should he chilled
And the drink when IT'S poured NOT supposed smell
like that floor have at home In the closet
bnthcrng yourself did
recall II Of those intimate ho places
This bird DOH They didn't look type
but she gRm"Eng the benefit tho boob she had
martins the order the This brother takes
sip up II "A speaker
Say bartender DO call this "A MARTINI why. cant
e GIN
probably drinking double gin
by the gastar nctghbr
hood
4 martini wi to high HEAVIER OF gin a
martini straight With tn" bottle passed
lightly the top Of tn" glass
We bar session mc Brother Gal
Boyle that IN" babe his who fell into the
the ""rtm" party In Africa WASH" tina" happy off maFtns A.
least not the heard IT, Sh" wasn't And heard from
somebody who was thar In person
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The WAY | SEE IT
4 BY NELL DODsON RUSSELL

NEW CTrY-Mr Boyle, a gentleman d,di,
printed things New York Journal
up a drinking q one VIII
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27

BRANCH 4

Dear m m b ers! Our next
meeting is Sunday April 9th at
800 D. m. After the meeting re-
freshments will be served and a
card party will take place. Please
trv and come because we have
another dividend check. Our two
Elsies will tell YOU all about it,
some please come.
Our S0th anniversary, May &C.
81 is getting closer, and we wlsl,
to get some new members. Our
sister, Mrs. Katherine Thellman
who reached the age 50 years,
died March the 9TH in Alliance,
Ohio. Our President Mrs. Martini
and Vice President Susie Rchner
represented lis at tie Funeral
there and we wish to thank them
for their kindnes and extend to all
our deepest sympathy.
On the sick list are Mrs. Susan
ma Schoger, Mrs. Regina Lukas
Mrs. Agnes Schuller, and Mrs
Susanna Sanders. We wish them
all a speedy recovery.
Sister Martha, Gottschling and
Jerry Jirik will be married Apri
18th. We congratulate.
Betty Tischler, Seer
; l. II Z
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Longfe|low und ceisenheims ee|aeute

hlunoerts Die Der ici,ipdrmeriirhen no
nlautif suaetune Secle Des oroEcu
omerifaniihcn Sid,ters cine slpeitc
\0einlot. oicr Jihciniteiu. BORT
Ghremels lnb bic lid, lpeitcnhe
Gbcnc pcs irlhtbaren Hhcingalles.
&elt,c Ginpriidc fir pos beanapete
Scmiit bes Iirbters!
Spnaiellmp iah oen Ghciu sllm
erIten Otale in Den Sabren 1885
lnp 1886, @oll Sro,ler iibcr ieine
in 9iotterpam pcr'tnrbeue 8ottiu
,par er ben Strom hinullflefohren
purh bic biiltercn Gesembertaae. Sic
,slhcnpihatten" ihiencn i'm su ,rnz
Nchcu lno ntrauriQe Stimmcn ppn
meither" pcrfolNlen ihn ocipenluld).
Grit Der glnblif nes it1)Dnen Hhcin.
aaus Nah linn Scbensmltt mn Sas
icinsireupe ipiencr. Seinc Grinnes
rlmacn al bieie Sohrt bcihricb Der
Sid,tcr I'M GinleitllnNsfopitcl I'll lei
nem hyperion" einem III Selltltls
lam ipiclcnocn Homon, Der 1899
critbitn.
MicDerlm beillchte CT 1912 Ocn
9tbcin lnp perhrathtc ben Snumcr
IN Muricnbcru iibcr NopporD am
Nbein. Sodufie traf cr lid, hier nit
ieiuem Nrelnbe NerDinonn Nrcili0.
rutb, pper in ct. 0por, no ,SreiliN.
rath nrbntc. 3lian,mcn fubren lie
Den Gbcin hinouf. llllo lpichcr ipurnc
iciu pon Der Sicbe sur .totur be-
itimmtes Scmiit bon ocn Ginbrildcn
Der HbeingcNeno I'M ocn .ticbcrlpaIn
crariffcu. iSaIt nelul Sabre ipdter.
ols SpnaTellpp icine vWolOcne Yes
acnbc" ihrieb, lieR er Die Groff-
nungs= ,lnb Sdulisenen in oicicr
yonolhait, Der iein 6ers 10 suaetan
mar, ipielcn.
Gm muleriiher umh brumotiid,cr
Still scid)nct oieicl, arnHcn 3id,tcr
! aus, Der su cinenl behclltcnocn &lll.
turmittler slpiihen Der slltcn lno
Der 9ieuen &clt oslporocn iii.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
;Sriiblinasbotihait

S,el,t bort id) cine Melpoie.
Self aus ben 9iiiten ihiuebte lie.
Go iaud,seno reid an ,Sriihli'lasllllt
Gntitr0mte lie oes Sanaers Srlrt.
Nottebld)en lpar's. Ger iiiRe Slang
,srpb iubelnb III has &eite hrorN.
Bon, ,,cucn gSerben iana es bell.
Son ,SriiblinNs reilhem 3ulberNlell.
SITS mDalih oenn, o,t fleiner Galt.
9oI ou ben Gen; oeiehen bait?
linn ct pir ioate - vGil ppran
l,no mcine slntlrnft fiinbe an" -
9iun merf ih crit nie Ian Der &inb.
9Sie hlau Die eriten Ncilhen iins,
gsie 8eioenfdbheu iilhern aliihn,
&ie pranat Der oain iul sartell
Wriin.
Ianf Dir, bu Sonser, NIT Bebocbt
Nait bu mid, aufmerfiam aen,atbt,
2aB ih erneut mag nieoerieh'n,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
CONVENTION PLANS IN
CLEVELAND

Now is the time for all good
Saxons to elect convention dele
gates! Come on Clubs, all except
New Castle (who already have
chosen their delegates) pick en-
and let us know how many to
count on. What do you think OF a
Sunday dinner? Write Clara Letz-
ner and give her your ideas.
We Juniors! Do you know
that our last formal meeting was
January 2Sth. What's the matter !:
No club spirit anymore? Let us
show up at meeting from here on.
Dorothy and Jack Cook and (:)
have refreshments next meeting
April Ia.
It's strike! Linz-Superior is
the scene of the next bowling
match. come Sunday, March 5Oth.
We're all going to Cooks after
for a Big Meeting. Everyone and
/ mean everyone be there. Let's
get this club rolling again.
See you Sunday.
Pat Roby.
p. s. Belated thanks to Conton
for a wonderful bowling tourna-
ment and banquet.
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Siebenbiireiid, s2lmerifaniihes Do1fsblatt
2neia 3S

llnierc re9elmGRise Monatspers
iammluna finbet am SonntaQ. oen
6. Ipril I'M 2 llhr nohmittags itatt.
8ir boffen. nah iid) oie Mitaliebcr
beteiliaen. renn uniere 8onItitutipn
ipirb noth eimnal noracleien uno es
lit bic Efliht lnp slufaabe ieoes
Mitaliebes bes 3pciaes is lid, an
Sen Geriommlllnaen hires &ereines
sl beteiliaen.
Sin Muttcrs lmb Sodtcr -Vanfett
ipurbe belhloiien fiir ben "a. Mai.
Sir bic nGhlten hrei Mpnatc iinD
I'M Sosial &omitee 9lmelia arallk
Sdrd &omertb uno SoeDn Trotleff.
Die 9cleaaten fit Sic oiesidhrioc
&onuention ,puroe oelpdblt lmo tic
iinb bic fclaenpcn Shipeitern: Nma
Shliter, iSuiannd !6ern,on, Hple
Miller, Gli,abctb 0irud)t, Mdrp
Sourp, slnna ll,ld), Griae. llnierer
fronten Sdllpeiter, 8otharina Ear.
line, lpiinifcn mir bolbiQe geiieruna.
Sllianna Scrmon. Sctr.
81. 3
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MIAMI, FLORIDA

On Sunday March 10. 1882 the
Saxon Visitors and residents in
Miami had on outing and picnic
at Greyhounds Park and at this
gathering we celebrated the birth
day of Mrs. Jennie Aber of Cleve-
land who served ice cream and
cake. The following couples
participated in tie celebration
The Sam Aber, Mike Salmen.
Mike Polerio. Andy Scheel, Mar
tin Schuster, Hans Trausch. Steve
Ham. Herman Schneider, William
Rositas, John Bayer OF Flint.
Mich. Miss Catherine Dengel,
Mrs. Mike Schermer. Mrs. Sarah
Dorner, Mrs. Bachman. Mrs.
Marie Wolf and daughter Elsie.
For Supper the group grilled
steaks and chops in the pleasant
Florida weather and we all had an
enjoyable outing.
Martin Schuster.
1913 w. Broward Blvd,
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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| lebenskosten i'm
Februar etWas
zurueekg

SNaIbinaton. - Ser SnSer ser
Heaieruns iiir oie 2ebensfoitcn pies
int ;sebruar eincn Hiidgnrl bon 0.6
Yrp5ent oui, Ser critic Miifgana lett
Dem lesten Suni unS ser 9rpbtc
iiir elnen Morat ieit 2ejcmber
1949.
Cine ,Spfsc iit,- oab 100000
Giienbabner, oeren aontraft an ocn
Ssnbcr aeblmSen lit, eiue Sobnreonf'
tion bon einem Gent pro ShWbc
erhalten merOen, mas aud) auf 49,
600 Mrheiter in oer Tll,gjcuglnou.
ltric Sutriiit.
Sas 9iiro iiir Nrbeiteritatiltlf er.
fl1rtc, hab Der Niidaana an eriier
Stcae oui Sen 9iiidaans Ser Nab.
runasmittelprelie 5l,riid5uiiibren lit.
slber in,merbln mar Scr Snocr
l0.4 Yro5ent bober ols beim Nus.
bruh bcs foreaniid)en &rieses I'M
Suni 1850. unA 90 Hro;ent b0bcr
als Dor einem Sabre. slm Is. Sc.
brlar itonb er aui 1879. lpobei Scr
Gurhidnitt Der Sabre 1885 bis 80
nit 100 angeiest miro.
,sad,ielte Scr Hcsier,lng propbc.
ieien eincu peiteren Hiifsans I'M
MGrS.
Scnator Moobp. g., Wtih, be.
ariiBte Sic MitteiIung. iparnte aber
bapor, lie oils argument iiir Die sb.
id)aI'itng ser EreiSfontroae ;u ses
braufeM iloem er iagte:,
.Gine perfriibtc abihaiIuna ser
auntrollc ip1re 9enau 10 toridt oils,
wenn man hie ieuermcbr beim.
lbiden lpollte, ,peil sic ,Slammen
ei,uas nieoriser gelporben iino lub
ndt mebr iiber Dem Sad) aeiebcn
merocn fonnell. Gs lpGre geiGbrlib
fiir ,tnier trees Spltem."
"Sie pom &unsreb im !Sinblid
anf Die Mobiliiierunsspcriooe elm.
gcfiiNrte aontrolle bat gut aearbei.
tet, ubpchl pos 8eiee 'cinige 9eItim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
NATO-Herbstmonoever
schon NIT Deufsehen?

Tranfillrt. General Giien.
boipcr. ser fiir3li6 nit oem seMIC.
Stabshei, General sllireo ".
8rilntber nad @ob Naubein, fam,
I'M nit Stilsieren bon iets euro.
pa''den NaSS.0 0titalleoitaafn iiber
Die I'M 5erblt itattiinocnocn semeil,.
lon,en Manopcr su fonicricrcn. er.
tlnrte bier: r@lle mitteleuropGiiteu
SdnSer ,ucrScn al Den Man0ueru
tei!nebmen. Soils nit oen 9eutic1en
bis. Sabin ales IN Srenung lit, ,per-
ocn lic plelleidt nit pon oer 8artie
'eln. Sd boiie, bab mir iopeit Dor.
anfonnen."
VunoesfalSler slbenal,er bate
Dor eIn paar Saeen erflGrt, bob erlt
lRittc 1858 10000 bis 10000 oe,,t.
'be Scloaten ,'nter @aiien iteben
mer1cn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
@un Observation-Disclosures Hro
iciipr 9r. ymomia Grbarb

@nnn 20. 1.) - aauml bott,
lid 1860 bic oeutitc gSirtictoits
laoc lpiener ct,pas fmlirlibiert, ais
nit bcm Ecrlonocn mad, clropGiii'cs
&ertcioiolna nelc Gprocn at inns
hcrontrotcm. Is lit intcrciiant. luil
urn 9onb su Yonn lmh Weuih Al
Mcnid oeoeniGtlihc sluffaiilnacr
i,ber bic not,penoioelt Sdritte oeGll-
bert lperpen. Die cinen iooer. ms
blcihe nittts onhcres iihrio. als Gnt.
bebrlnsen i'm Sinnc ciner 9ll1iteri.
tnsEnIitit ouf uns at nchmen, I'M
nel,c Spfer fir bic ellrnpGiihc Scr,
tcioialno bri,,aen su f6lmen. Gicie
Hcattion lalte id, fiir chcnic iolif,
lpic acfGGrlif,. &ir n,iiiien oeraoc
Ocn ,m1etcbrten @ca aehen. 9lur
nit Grpaniimt iid,ern mir cine 60
iuno bes Grublems.
81, ieGc nid,t cin. boi' cine slls
iltlidc 9ciit,ns nur burh auiGbli'
ttc Spier lnn &ersid,tc oetraocn
ODER eriiillt ,perbcu fann. Cine ioldlc
Golitit lehnc ih iiir Teutidlonb nit
allcr Gntihieoenheit alb. @ir hoben
tercits hcutlid, bemonitriert. boi es
ol,h einen onherer Geo oiht. Mir
ippllc,l nurd, sui1tlihc 2ciitlmo bos
u,lf bic Ncire itellcn. mas suidtIid;
perlonot ul,b olS notlpenDia eradltet
luirn.
s(lih einen bel,tirhcn lSerteihi.
ollnosbeitrao hetrad,te itt ront bolts.
lpirtit,aftliteu Stanbprnft. co
funune idl al elmer realiItiit,cn &cr.
tuna. s>ebc 9plfsipirtid,oft hat ner.
id'iebenc 2lpedc slt erfiillen: eirmol
Die decentralization bes Gnlfcs
III iid'crn, s. +. Giiier fit hen Ser.
bralti> AT bereiten. ,mb 70 sic Qe.
parisoetllna lit freicr &pnilln,tpohI
'itter su ilclleu. 2mm onoereu hot
cic oleihe GoIfsnirtithoit bic TiIidlt
uno bic Sluf0abc. boiiir Soroc All
irooen. boH Der l>robuftionsoprarot
in Srhn,lnu aehoItcn lperbcu fam.
st lcll 'nNar einc Slnrciderlma .urln
slusreitl1na erfobrcn. slrd, bos ers
ioroert bie @ercitltelluno ofrnpmi-
lter MittcI. Ncueroino fcmmt fir
uns nod, einc brittle glufoohc hin,u q:
oic lpirtithoitIihe Gertciniall,,u. Sci
le bcr Observation-Disclosures
slrbeit. Ecile lmicrer inbritrieelln
3opasitdt lmo pptensiellen luirt:
idloftlid,cn Strait iollen ebcn nid,t
mir bent Nerbrauh lmh Der Grhols
tllna be,m. Nusluciilrna bcs Ercbufs
tinnsapporaies. ipnoern hieier brit
ten 3lpefietlma sllaeipenbe lrerhen.
Slnberc mOoen bas 2iel Der mos
tcrielIen 9 ser t c ibiaungsIirilerlmo
nllrd, &nniumpcrfiirsuru nhcr hurdl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-27
ALLIANCE NEWS
BRANCH ;

On our meeting of March 9th we
had very good turnout and glad
to see you members out for the
meeting. Still shows there is a
little life left for the lodge.
Now each and every one Of us
completely forgot that our next
meeting date would fall exactly
on Easter Sunday. So now this is
the main issue for each of you to
notice. The next meeting date
will be postponed one week later
and that will be Sunday April
Goth at 2:3O.
Lets all turn out for this one
the same as the last. The lodge
and | each wish YOU a very happy
Easter and see YOU at the meet
ing.
Fred w. Schneider, Sec.