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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
Christmas Joy In
Denshok Home

Christmas will be especially
merry this year in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Demshok.
Their son, James Demshok, %, has
arrived home from Korea after
serving overseas for a year and
half. James flew to Michigan from
the West Coast on special mill
tary "Sleigh Ride" flight along
with many other servicemen. He
received his discharge in Michi-
gan and arrived home on Satur-
day.
James is the recipient of the
Presidential Unit Salutation and
8 Battle Stars. He was a cor
poral, seeing plenty of front line
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
Here's Your Chance
To Get A Trailer

In the market for a house trail
er?
Seven house trailers will be Of
fered at auction at the Ottawa
County home Saturday, Jan. 10, at
2 p. m. They had been used to
provide homes for veterans fol-
lowing World War III.
A Merry Christmas
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
: "A Merry Christmas
YACHT CLUB PARTY

A Tom and Jerry party is plan
ned at the Yacht Club Dec. rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slaughtez, are
chairmen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26
bulletin!

John LUngard died suddenly
in Winter Haven, Florida Tues
day morning, according to word
received here by his son, Marvin
Lvngard. The body is being
shipped from Florida to the Mel
decker Funeral Home here.
Funeral arrangements are pend
ind.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-12-26

Most OF the objections, it is an
ticipated, would stem from may
ors and justices of the peace who
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Oct. 1P-sunn,;os
%atchsd mat 3sa hog traders expectstiops 8odas
cents higher tone. sows were in the fighet hi
Cattle aHsr were ss,u uneyeny IS cents higher
roWlo Most h.fu,6sn butcher weisht hogs sold mar
STought Sss t.1nsd mostly 1880 TO- Clearance
public sale. ''ooo "oss oh
doEg E9wes s,dss srades d of Of bulls were on the
st Shs Glasses sa f sradss adsskis isanns ths
pns p ss steers s ssnd ssafiiass SrSSeht sySS SS
6Ss ss and cSSi Ssaiers fspHe? ss s4ool n5 1900
Aisn s5o6 good d to Prime matt NATIVE lambs sold
at to ESS' ana spG sl.asRssf ah4tes
fa5i1 sh1Sf etvs ,ss SLOW early later
ama most steady ebdc. to % eents higher on sows
ilsS;55S-1lSS,9e; 3 5 FEY. fey choice l10-l90 pound
400-50O pounds. 16.50-I7. so: few heavier
as essSS sT $780, ea.y ssDs s,Rss
300; steers and heifers grading high-good
and better moderately active, steady to 25
Strong to IS cents higher: COMMERCIAL y GGM snd
other Others slow. weak to s5 cents lover;
81 .O-33.5O; few sales choice to low-prime
yeariings and steers, under 1y,2OO pounds,
%. 5000 so: commercial to low-good
grades. 21.00-25.00: good and choice heif-
grassers carrying commercial end, $500:
utility and commercial cows, l35O-IS. 90;
Gamers and cutters 10.00-13.5O; cutter
and commercial bulls, 19.OO-22 90; COM
mercial to prime vealers, 26.OO-34. 90.
Salable sheep-2,000; all classes fully
25.OO-36.25: top. 26.35; utility to low
good kinds, 18O0-22 90; bulk good to
choice yearlings 22.00-23:O0; approxi-
,nately 1O7-pound offerings, $3.50:
slaughter ewes mostly 6.OO-7.5O
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Railroads ENCOURAGE
Stock Advance; Gains
Hold With Difficulty
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-Railroads
encouraged an advance today in
the stock market. but the gains
were held with difficulty.
The range of chance throughout
the list went from fractions lower
to between l and 2 points higher
with the plus signs more numerous.
Business was carried on at a
rate right around yesterdays 1.26
million shares.
The market got off to a good
start, with prices generally un-
changed to higher and trading
brisk.
In the second hour. however, a
slow backing down here and there
indicated the difficulty with which
the gains were maintained. Most
Iof the best part of the advance
was lost.
There was little in the over
night news to affect market per-
formance. In fact, there was q
better feeling present today at the
opening because of the manner in
which the market yesterday ad-
lvanced on expanded volume.
Reports from London that the
British government might be SELL
ing it's American oil holdings
brought no pressure to the Wall
Street market. Oils performed
Just like the rest of the market.
Higher stocks included Union
Pacific. Northern Pacific, Eastern
Air Lines, U. S. Gypsum, American
Smelling, Eastman Kodak, Re-
public Steel, Goodyear and Lock-
heed.
RKO pictures was quite active
at one time up an eighth with the
movement of several blocks as big
as 5000 shares.
United Air Lines made an early
gain of a major fraction and held
it well. The company reported
passenger traffic in September
was the second highest monthly
total in its history-30 per cent
higher than year ago and 3 per
cent under the all-time high of
the previous mouth.
Active stocks on the curb ex-
change were higher. Among them
were Calvan Consolidated Oil
Canada Southern Oils, Canadian
Atlantic Oil. International Pc
troleum, National Phoenix, Pacific
Petroleums. Ltd, Sentry Safety
Control and West Homestead Oils.
Corporate bonds were quiet and
steady. In the over the counter
market. United States Govern
lnents were firm.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Business Briefs
,s IFHSrlshsS Sc. By Y the A:;Sel.tsS Press;
Retail Sales in August clim

Retail Sales in August climbed
to $13.5 billion. l per cent above
the preceding month and 2 per
cent above August, 1851.
Crude Petroleum Production in
creased 1850 barrels to 6.514,500
barrels in the week ended October
4, compared with 6,337,600 barrels
lin the like 1851 week.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. will
provide more than SIS million
worth of electrical equipment for
100 new commuter cars costing
over SIS million for the New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
The multiple unit cars will be
built by Pullman Standard. 9
$50 Million of Bonds Of the In
|ternational Bank for Reconstruc
tion and Development are re-
ported ready to be offered to pub
lie investors by a Nation wide
underwriting syndicate headed by
First Boston Corp. and Morgan
STANLEY & Co. They are priced at
$3.50 for 3.5 per cent.
Bethlehem Steel Corp. has ar
ranged through Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York to borrow $10O
million from a group of banks
payable at the option of the cor
poration on or before December
81. 1854.
Sylvania Electric Products Corn.
has reported its television set
manufacturing operations have
been stepped up from a flve-day
single shift basis to six-day
double shift in order to meet
increased demand.
Electric Bond e. Share has
elected George H. Howard of New
York as a director. Mr.. Howard,
an attorney. succeeds the late
Frank H. Thomas
Crown Drug Co. in the 12
months ended July 81 earned
$31,813 compared with a net loss
OF $63,623 in the previous 12
months.
Langend0rf United Bakeries. Inc.
IN the year ended June % earned
1897 ,632 or $2.73 a share VS.
81, l,l24,422 or 1882 in the pre-
ceding year
Mlller-Wohl Co. in the year
ended July 81 earned $282,874 or
35 cents a share VS.. $462.874 or
% cents in the preceding year.
Evening star., 1952-10-09


Proposal"
Mr.. Guinan is employed here in
the Copyright Office of the Library
of Congress-. He received his bach-
elor of arts degree from Yale Uni-
versity in 1949 and his bachelor of
laws from Harvard Law School last
June.
The competition is designed to
stimulate interest in copyright
law. 1t is sponsored by the Ameri-
can Society of Composers, Authors
and Publishers in memory of the
Society's first counsel, who died
in 1886. Prize winning essays from
participating law schools will be-
judged later for a national prize.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Chicuqo Groin

CHICAGO. Oct. . Ho.-Wheat held firm
while everything else slipped into lower
Soyheans recorded widest lcSees
Mills took some wheat leading to hopes
of a revival III the ioag-oofnant flour
trade; Other factors giving the bread
weather in the Southwest and heavy inn
pounds of cash wheat under the Govern.
ment plan.
Pressure in soybeans was attributed tc
heavy cash marketings and reports some
professors were reducing their bids while
others were withdrawing from the market
the impending new crop movement
Wheat at noon was H-3k higher; De-
cember. 2.33 v: corn. " to L cent lower;
esmbeT sss0 soySesns Ssss Gssi lower Ds;
November, 3.01: lard, 3 to Is cents Z
hundred pounds lower; October, s.77.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
New York Cotton

cred momentum in cotton futures during
the forenoon, driving prices down into
new low ground for the day. Some de-
liyeries penetrated the. lows Of yesterday
higher Government cotton crop report.
Traders attributed most of the selling to-
day to general liquidation. Hedging was
The CCC reported 1859 crop cotton
loans for the week ended October 3 were
$500 bales, against 4.129 bales in the
previous week. The net stock Of 1852
crop cotton In Government hands on Oc-
tober was 1905 bales.
Noon prices were 90 cents to 100 q
bale lower than yesterdays close. October.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Oct. 9 R.-Butter. 3O9..
cartons: Creamery. % higher % than % % scors cor.
!AA). fresh. 1874 cents; ~ score (A)
fresh, ~; 80 score OBJ. fresh. go y 20
Cheese. 143,S12; steady. prices un.
Steadiness marked dealings in thu
wholesale egg market. Receipts, 1880;
steady. New York spot quotations. based
largely on exchange trading, follow:
Midwestern: Mixed colors: Fancy heavy.
weights. SO; extra l large. 57-5S: extrs
medium; 47h; pullets. SO; standards
large. 45-4S; current receipts, rehandled
44-45; dirties, 80; checks. 35; peewees
25-27. Whites: Fancy heavyweights. 66-
69: extra l large. 64-65: extra ] medium
AZ; pullets, SO: Browns: Fancy heavy
weights, 66h-67M: extra large. 62-63;
extra ! medium, 47h.
Nearby: Whites: Extra fancy heavy
weights. 73; fancy heavyweiEhts. -;
mediums, 4S-49; pullets, 81; peewees
27-2S. Browns: Extra fancy heavyweights
~; mediums. 471a-4S; pullets, 81; pee
wees, 27-2S.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Hourly Sales on the Exchange.

H0urly sales on the Exchange.
II 100 am. 10000 1900 noon 43o ooc
100 pm. e2o COO 900 pm. 900 ooc
tunit of trading 10 shares. 'In bank
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities as
sumed by such companies. Rates of divi-
dends in the foregoing tables are annual
disbursements, based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included. cid Called. Z Elk dividend.
xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras. An
nual rate. plus stock dividend. Declared
or paid in 1851, plus stock dividend.
able s in stock. estimated cash value on ex
or paid after stock dividend or spiitup.
\ Declared or paid this ,yea- an accumuia-
tive issue with dividends in arrears
PAYABLE in stock, exact cash value un-
determined on declaration date. Paid
action taken at last dividend meeting. rDe.
clared or paid In 1852, plus stock dividend.
Liouidating dividend. wi When issued,
Kids Ex distribution wd When distributed
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Foreign Exchunoe

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 P.-Foreien ex
Snanse Sns,n rates fellow lGreat Britain ii
Canadian dollar In New York ope,
10y 30" Rnsssd sssss cent cents, 'os%,:m IL y Of q
Europe sest Bfitsin tpound,. sa,as,s
on is Of. cent; Great Britain 3tI-da,
prtt IIt1rss' tdts' = S7sN .... cent; rea
cent; Great BSHi Bfitsn So-day "a n futsres e 3
2.77,s, OF u OF q cent; Belgium Graric9
is99a.. up .0oN Of cent; France lfranc)
;sS;;s. ;;2S?s OF "a cent; unchansed; Hollan,
Qira), .16h of a cent. unchanged; Portu
gal (escudo). $50. unchanged: Swedel
tkrona), 1895. unchanged; Switzerland
Latin America-Argentina free), 7.24
unchanged: Brazil Gree). $50, un
chan ged; Mexico, 11.62. unclaimed
Far East-Hong Kong dollar, 1880
Evening star., 1952-10-09
James F. Guinan, jr., of 1929

w o o d b / n e
street. took top
honorS in the
Nathan Burkan
M e m o r / a !
Competition for
1852. Dean Err
win N. Griswold
announced to-
day. Mr.. GUM
ans prize WIN
ming paper is
e n t i t ] e d
"Metropoli t a n
Opera ASSocia-
ton VS.. Wag-
ner N c h o ! S
Recorder Corp.
Evening star., 1952-10-09

NA0oVSbosO4 = AODDs
Y SELECTED ISSUES
| Firestone IS 81 1ooll
Gen Eds 33ts76 1o4N
H&M inc 5s 81 80
I c 4Ns 60 ---- 1o3iA
I c As 55 1o3k
InldStlcv3As72 lo6
Int Ct No O. 81 53
lntGN 1st6s52 103
Jam Fac As SO o6ih
Kan C so As 76 1o3N
LehC&N 3i2s7O. 81
MSPSSM4 la7l. 1914
| MKT IS 90 A 1oo31
MKT ad 5s67. eolA
Mo-Pac SIS 65A 1o5N
lMo-Pac IS ~ r 1o5N
Mo-Pac IS 78 1o5N
Mo-Pac IS SOH 1851
Mo-Pac So 81 : lo5H
| Nat Stl 3Hss 'S2 looN
" Y C SIS 2Ol3 IS
lNYC4as2O13A 66S<
IN Y c As 80 62Z
lNYNHH4s20O7 66iH
NoPac4Ms2O47 1874
No Pac 4las rs 1o4iz
Nor Pac 4s Of 1924
lOhio Ed IS - 100
Pac G&E IS II 1914
Pac T&T3ss87 90
PennRR 4 4ltas6O 1857
1 PennRR4 NsS1 96
PeoG oGL&C3ssS1 1o3N
PB&W4Kas77 c 104N
PittPlateG 1857 1904 I
'lPubSE&G3M72 1927
PSEG IS 63 1904
Scott p cv IS n 1864
ServPL 3.2OsS2 1Oosl
So Pac 41as 81 1o1
So Pac 4Aas 90 1o4
lSoPac4 IasOr77 1oASf
So Ry IS Sc 1o2
lStOIn3 KssS2wi 1864
OilNJ2sss71 9oiE
! Third Ave $500 16
Third Ave As so -
UnO OCalcv3M72 los
Nv Sh As 1851 50
wis Cen As 40 ~
Evening star., 1952-10-09

1 eN@A
WORLD BANK
IntBR&D3s72 % 20
NEW YORK CITY
IS 80 1o1
| FOREIGN 1:15
Australia 6s 66 1o1ss
lral CT con3s77 Al
lItsl Pub Ut3s77 4oss
Ital IS n AHA
Japan 5ias 65 lo33A
Serbs ctsS8so2 liza
TokyoElLHs S. 117h
| DOMESTIC 1:l6
| AluCoAm 3M6A 1o1N
im&FP5s203O 1854
AMP 4.S0s 81 62ss
AmT&T 3las o. 1l6ia
| AmT&T 2As57 l12N
AmT&T 2As61 1885
AmT&T 2As71 94ih
Am Tob 3s 81 100
Ann Arb As 95 63
Atl CT 4as "a lo7
3 & o 5s rs B 1914
B&O IS 2OOOK 70
B&O eva h2010 SO
B & o Is 75 A 94ih
Bos Me 5s 81 -. 75N
Bost Me As so 71ss
Can Sou IS 62 1864
ICan Pac As perp 1o5h
lCRRNJ Bias 81 S6ss
CMSPcv4 1904 64Ns
CMSP As "a o0iA
| C&NW 4IaS 90 S6N
lChi&W1nd49sS S2lo5ss
ICIT Fin 2Has59 81
ICit Serv IS II 94lz
CT 8 l. 4las 81 1ooiA
CoiF&Icv43466 ooN
tCol Gas3aas ~ 97Z
lCol @ 3s 75 B -
ColSOE 3Ks70 100
ComlthEd 3s77 o9ih
icons Ed 3ass SO 1885
ICGEBcv2 as62 113H
ConsuP 2B 7B 81
|DowCh cv 3sS2 1o3Z
Erie 4Aas 2O16 ~
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Oct. o 4N.-The New York
| Stock Exchange reported today these odd
lot transactions by principal dealers on
the exchange for October s: Purchases Of
| 12l ,749 shares on 1921 orders including
734 shares sold short on 10 orders.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Oct. o R.-Spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 24h
cents pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead.
15 cents pound, New York. Zinc, 13h
cents pound. East st. Louis. Tin. l.21 "a
pound. New York.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Alexandra Man Honored
AT Harvard Law School

An Alexandria man has won
first prize of $3.50 in an annual
competition at the Harvard Law
School.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Washington Exchange

SALES
ROY IN Elec loo pWr at ffe9mn-49 f9n. At IL" 10 a
Garhnckel ga pfd-1OO at 19, so at 10
Garfinckel com-25 at 1S.
washington Gas 4.25 pfd-20 at 90.
Anne Sec & Trust-5O at 33Ia.
woodward y Lothrop pfd-2O ct 1861
Hecht CO cOm-On af 0O3L
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Oct. o R.-Dividends
announced:
Stock.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
N. Y. Bond Market

Furnished By the Associated Press.
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Hotel Business Lays Here.

Washington hotel business
Jagged behind 1851 in the first
half Of this year. Horwath &
Horwath reported today. Total
sales were down Z per cent.
Room sales were off per cent
and total restaurant sales were 8
per cent lower. Included was a
6 per cent drop in food sales and
IA per cent slump in beverage
safes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02
Bvrsehensehoftertos
in Binsen

glnaen. - Sauieno Mftipe uno
9lIte 6erren iparen I'M pergan9enen
CONNER. alnn gunbess unb gilt.
berrentaa 1862 Der Sel,tiben Bur.
ihenihaft Suiammengefommen. Der
@ottinser StaatsrehtIer lSrofeiior
ST. .@eber erfldrte, es lei notlpenbia.
ale &rafte allf aelamtoeutid)e @abs
len - ben eriten unb ipi6tiaiten
Shritt sur beutiden Ginbeit - su
fpu;entrieren. NiemaIs Diirften ies
BOD goliheipismus ober 9teutraIis.
mus Der Ireis fir bic beutid1e Gin.
belt iein. 9ie sSoroerllna auf @ie-
berberitelluna ber belltiben @rensen
BON 1887 nit Berlin als 6aupts
itabt lei bic natiirIidite unb ieIbit<
rerltdnpIidhite Sa4e Der @elt. Ser
gurihenid,aftertaa forberte bic lib.
riaen ofooemiiden Gerbdnbe llnb
anpere Sraaniiationen dllf. einen
GoIfshunb sur 8etreuun9 oes
Gren, ,Ianbbeutihtums in iprdhIid,
uno fuIturea aefdbroeten Grensse.
bieten III hilben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02

Sn Columbia, g. g., tpuroe Gen.
Gtienbolper elm iparmer gSiQfomm
bereitet. Sn ieiner 9feoe Dor $4,000
Meni6en fritiiierte er bic ifanbal=
seplaste sruman=slbminiItration
Gr ipurbe bon benz ben,ofratiiben
@ounerneur 8brlleS bprseiteut, ber
erit bor einigen Sa9en befannt oab.
er tpiirbe fit GiIenbotper itimmen.
Sfe mar Der erite republitoniihe
Brdiioentida daftsfanoioat. ber ben
Staat ie beiuhte.
Sauienoe bon 9lmerifanern be-
seidnen 8oup. Stepenions Iebte
8ebe als cine inipirierenoe Yot<
maft. Selegramrhe aus 4S Staaten
laufen Elm lett ieiner &aminreoe, in
ipelder er bic uebeI 6es &ommunis=
mus ihiIberte un6 beriprad). ben
aampf basegen fortsufiibren.
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elmer &asnetour sueuniten
@oup. Steoenions befinbet. aog in
Montond in rebreren furaen Me.
ben gegen General Giienboiper log.
gr bebuuptete, bieier fei eGnsIih s,l
ben republifaniiden MeoftionGren
iiberae9ansen. Gr perltebe nihts
BON &eaierllng. aussenommen mas
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02

Gbeju SSIonb, &prea. sll.
Iierte 8efanQenenaufleber unb ber=
ipuuoeten 12O anoere, als oieie
sllsihreitun9en allf bieier Geian=
eeneniniel peranitalteten. 3ipei
amerifoniibe Soloaten tpurben
ipdbren Ser Sample Ieidt perlpun=
BET. Die aropalle iollten offenbor
cine aunbgebung anldBlih bes britt
fen Sahrestages Der Sdaffun9 Der
rothineiiicben 0teoierlna iein.
Sic Geianeenen besonren bic
aunoaebuna in SeritoB aeaen einen
gefebl Des 2agerfpmmanDeurs, oIs
slufieber erihienen, um 9(rbeits=
aruppen fir bic 6erridtuns bes 2as
gers fit ben 8inter allfsultellen.
Tie Gefangenen soeen umber. ian=
gen unO trugen fomml,niltiihe
,Slaagen. Ger 2a9erfomn,anDeur
iplrpe Oaraufhir gerufen.
Ser gefeblsbaber ertcilte iibel
Soutlpred)er ber gefebl, oab bic
&lnbgeblngen iofDrt aufiuborer
bdtten. nibrigenfaas Gelpalt ange.
luenbet iperben lpiiroe. Sic 8efan,
aenen ipeigerten iih, ;Sol9e su lei:
item. 3luei Snfanterieiiiae idtparm
ten tns Sager, tpurDeu aber nit ei'
mem Sagel bon Steinen aus Dem
Sinterhalt empionaen. 9luBeroen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02
MurschoIl Tito wird
England besvehen

gleo. Sllaoilamien. - Gremier
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tbonb Goen bel elmer fursen Nreiie=
fonferens entbiilt, NIT tpelder Der
fiinftGgige 8eiuh Gbens in Sugo=
ilaipien sllm 9lbidluB fam. Chen
gab feinen 3eitpunft an, aber oer
fir ben 10. Sftober angeiette &on=
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Sugoila,piens ipuroe pIobIid auf
ben 9. 0topcmber peri4oben unb
man alaubt, baB Sito porber nod
bic Geiie lmternebmen perbe. Ser
Earteifonareb lit oiesmal beionhers
lpi6tig. ipeil cine neue 8onItitl,tion
angenomnen iperben iou. ,uelhe
Sito gum YrGlipenten bon SSllsoila.
nien MAIDEN iou. 9Senn einmal 81.
to Brdiibent lit, f0nnte bic Child
hung an Sito MIR bon Der &oniain
@lisabetb eraeben. llnb bas crit
nad ibrer &ronuna i'm nGaiten
Sabr. Solanae ct nur Bremier it,
fam er bon Gburdia einoelaben
tperben.
/. 8epor Chen obreiite. fdate Ct:
,vTie beiben S9eaierinaen ieben
NIT Wertrauen elmer 9(era nod enae.
rer &ooperation entaegen, bic ni9t
nur bon Nuben fit bic beiben 9Gn=
Der iein lpirb, ionbern aud fir bic
SaAe 6es sSrieoens.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02

Strobblrg. -- Gine @ruppe ell=
rcpaiider @eieb9eber besann bier
NIT bet s(ufaabe, cine GerfaiIun9
fir cine fiinfti9e Sentimental =iSooes
ration al enttperfen. Ser Musiaub
lit BON Der bon ieds 9tationen ee=
ihdtfenen rdo hoe" =0eriammlllna
ernannt norpen. bic beibloB, einen
0erfaiiunasentnurf biz sum 10.
Wdri 1858 dllssuarbeiten, Der oen
Heaierllnqen iSranfreihs. 8eits
heutihlanos. Staliens lno Der Be-
nelur:Sdnoer unterbreitet iperDen
icu.
gu Ben 26 DtiisIiebern hes &c.
mitees aeieQen ii4 13 8eobadter.
ipelhe Sic anoeren 9tationen reprGs
iei,tieren, bic alpar benz @uroparat,
nid)t ober Der Mcntonunion noer
Der eurupaiihen Gerteibial,nasae=
meinihaft (G0G) anseboren. Sieie
genbahter iperoen lich al bem Gut.
irurf beteiligen, haben aber fciN
Stiinmreht.
Sie Groiinungsiieuns iah bic
@abl BET 8omiteebeamten llno Die
9(ufltelluns Hires glrbeitsplanes
bor. Gen s(usaansspunft Der Be-
ratllngen tpiro elm Ianaerer geriht
biloen. ben cine internotionale
Suriitengruppe iiber is0berationss
prnbleme, ben 9lrtifel SO bes euro
pdiihen @erteibigunaS 9(btom>
mems (oer cine epentuele &ontinen=
taI=,sOoeration foroert), icipie iiber
ben 8eidlub Iiefert. lpelde Die s(us
Benminiiter oer iehs rSuman=
GIan" =91noer am 10. September
in 9uren1bura faBten.
sllle hieie Goflm1ente sielen duf
bic S6utiuna einer Geiessebuna
Ourn imei &ammern ob. Sas
vSberhaus" tpeId)es Die gin;eIheis
ten pertritt, ipiirDe nod, bieiem GIan
bon ben perihieoenen nationaIen
Heaierlnaen cncr Gorlamenten er=
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siere floaen bonn sSeItlano bierber,
Inn bic Sage su priifen. lleber g.
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muniIten iino ais @eianaene auf Der
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Der SnieI Stole hierber iiberfiibrt
lporben, nahbem es oud, bort su
&ranollen aefommen mar.
S(merifoniihe ihlpere Bomber
bon sapan uno Sfinotpa bombar-
oierten lnterbeiIen Elm rotforeoni.
ihes den1iides 8ert an Der manb-
ihuriiden Grense stpeieinhalb
Stunoen lang unb Iieben es in &u=
inen suriif.
Gin boher Sfii;icr Der slhten
slrmee erfIdrte einen aprreippnberl-
ten, in alliierten areiien ola,lbe
man, pob iih 5000 bis 5000 rui=
iilhe Splbaten in Norofnred am
ariea aegen bic Gereinten 9fationen
beteiliaen. sic ieien slpor ni1t in
Der 9tdbe Der ,sront, ionoern unter=
ltiieten ben @eener aIs Sednifer.
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