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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN 1851 Capri" hard-top
convertible; blue finish; r. and h.:
Hydra: Wv tires; elec. windows;
orig. cost over $4,000; cond. and
appearance same as new car:
S2.S95. Open Sun. VAN MOTORS,
220l L st. NV. ST. 77SS.
MERCURY 1941 conv.; new top,
seat covers and reater; in good
running cond.; S475. Call FIR 2907.
-1S
MERCURY 1949 convertible coupe;
orig 0rig' S,sdS yellow finish h.. oysrdSive.
VAN MOTORS. 2201 L st. NV. ST.
MERCURY 1947; r. and h., new
tires. accessories. excel. cond.; $3.50.
WA. 1886.
MERCURY 1947 club coupe: equip;
$50: down payment $40. SUN
MOTORS, INC, 2150 BladensburS
H,e,
, 1952-01-26
THE YEARS BEST

Recognition has been a long time in coming to Negro Compose
Howard Swanson, AZ. Swanson knew at the age of nine that he wanted
to be a musician, but he was p before he was able to begin we'll
rounded training. Working nights in a post office to Support his fam
lily, he managed to put himself through the Cleveland Institute OF
Music. He won a fellowship to study composition in Paris. When the
Germans took over, he fled to Spain, then returned to the y. S. and 6
routine Job viii the Bureau of Internal Revenue. He went on compos-
ing in his fourth-floor Harlem wak-up at night.
He wrote some songs, and one of them, sung by Marian Anderson,
finally got his name on a Carnegie Hall program. Among his other
compositions he wrote two symphonies, and last season one of them
brought him further recognition. Dmitri Mitropoulos, a conductor
always on the lookout for new works for the New York Philharmonic
Symphony, studied the score of Swansons Short Symphony (Ms Sec
ond), gave it a first performance in Carnegie Hail. and later included
it in his Edinburgh Festival program. 1t was rich in melody and Wig
orous in rhythm, pleasing if not unsteady adventurous.
Last week Howard Swanson got another boost. The New York
Music Critics Circle judged Short Symphony twelve minutes) the
best new orchestral work heard in Manhattan last season.
Other winers: Bohuslav Martinus Comedy on the Bridge (best
new opera), Benjamin Brttens Spring Symphony (best choral work.
William Schuman's Judith (best dance score), Gian-CaIlo Menottis
TV opera Amahl and the Night Visitors "a special citation to MenoHi
and NBC).
, 1952-01-26

NEW YORK, Jan. 26. QNS)-.
Westward flows the tide of en-
pire, in the words Of a well-known
poet perhaps named Bert Bell,
who had in mind the National
Football leagues recent move into
Dallas, Texas, and he might have
added, why not Houston, too?
That may not be very good
poetry but it could be good bust
ness when you consider the facts
of financial life bearing on Ma
tional league operations.
The transcontinental jump be-
tween these eastern parts and
California, and vice versa, will be
broken up now by that stop at
Dallas, successor in the league to
the New York Yankees, ~hencefor-
ward to be known as the Dallas
Rangers.
If they could cajole, coerce or
blast the Cardinals out of Chicago
and into Houston look what would
be accomplished. You would have
another stop on those ~transcon-
tinental hauls and you would also
have a flourishing rivalry between
the two Texas cities. Good box Of
flee.
And why shouldn't Houston
have a pro football team? Just be-
cause Dallas fancies itself the cap
ital of the southwest that amt
abso-danged-lutely necessary so.
Houston has more of some things
, 1952-01-26

than ever Dallas, including people.
The approximate count of the
latter is for Houston 100000 and
for DALLAS $4,000. Fort Worth
adds to the potentials of a Dallas
football crowd with 278,000, but
the fact remains that Houston
should be about as ripe as any
place for pro football.
Maybe Houston does not want
pro football and maybe the Car
dinals do not want to move away
from Chicago.
However, Houston no doubt
could be induced to entertain a
good proposition and what the Car
dinals hope to gain by playing a
poor second fiddle to George Halas
and his Chicago Bears remains an
abiding mystery.
Chicago now is the only city in
the circuit with two clubs after
having seemed to establish that
the place cannot support more
than one.
Moreover, two teams in a city
cuts off a valuable source of rev
enue, which is the televising by
a team for home consumption it's
away-from-home games.
When you have two teams in a
city as we had until now in New
York and as we still have in Chi
cagoI the team playing at home
won't permit the other on the
! road to pipe it's games to the
, 1952-01-26
Negroes Play In
Golf Tournament

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. rs. GIN
S)-Julius Boros Of Mid Pines,
N. c., was out in front with a
2-stroke lead as the $4,000 Phoe-
nix Open Gold tournament went
into it's second round today.
Boros grabbed the lead by
burning up the Phoenix Country
club course with a 5-under-par IS
in yesterdays opening round. He
as out in 33 and back in the same
figure.
Two strokes back of him and
close enough to be a big threat
were Lloyd Mangrum and DR.. Cary
Middlecoff. In turning in his SO,
Mangrum appeared to be back on
his game, after similarly poor
.coptinued on page -
turned every native mountain in
Guiding Old Badly into a ski slope.
But in the old days, grandma
and the aunts packed up and we
! always left Ketchum the last week
in August. Otherwise, you might
get caught in the first snow storm
and locked in for the winter. And
any fool knew better than that.
, 1952-01-26
door knob

door knob
In the good old summer time, a
child was comparatively safe try
ing to climb Old Badly. He only
had to look sharp for rattle snakes
and keep clear Of ticks, the spot
ted fever kind.
But in my day, any Idaho mop
pet who had gotten past the first
grade knew what to do in either
emergency. Those were natural,
rational hazards as opposed to
snow.
I V did get to the top of
Old Badly, but my boy cousins,
Frank, who is just home from Ko-
rea, and Fred, who is in a veter-
ans hospital, did. The day they
made it in August they refused
to let me tag along because they
didn't want a girl who was scared
silly of snakes and screamed
bloody murder whenever she
thought she saw one.
So | had to stay home with the
ladies. We all sat out on the lawn
and watched vic telescope the boys
climb.
We had a feast to celebrate the
feat that night, a big platter of
Mountain trout and a fresh rasp-
berry shortcake. Aunt Kit con-
tributed the trout. She won the
unofficial fishing championship OF
the community every summer.
In those days there was nc
sportsman controversy W the
angle worm VS.. the fly in trout
| fishing. AS a matter of fact, II
wouldn't have bothered Anut Kit.
anyway, as she used grasshopperS
for bait. The fields vel full Of
them and she paid her nieces anc
nephews a penny a piece for al
we caught and delivered.
The mountain streams were full
Of fish in those days before east
ern dudes turned Ketchum int
Sun Valley and began to fish thu
streams themselves with fame,
equipment,
None of the ladies in the fam
lily drove a car, and we got to tn
Trout streams Q 1lSnlng anu I
Hot Springs for swimming in a
old surry powered by a slow dig
nified horse that my Aunt Ne
named Lazarus because she sale
he obviously had risen from tn
dead.
) I have been back to Sun Vale
: a number Of times Size the dude
moved in and winter sports too
over. The only trouble now is thu
, you can't tell Idahoans from tn
Dudes. The Idaho folks too, hay
, 1952-01-26

NEW YORK, Jan. 26. QNS)-
The newspapers within the past
week have recorded the sad fate
Of a ski instructor and two pupils
killed in a snow slide on Old
Badly out in Sun Valley, Idaho.
AS I read the dispatches, I
could only excla.m, with Cicero,
20 Tempora, Q Mores," because
when I was a child and used to
play ON the slopes of Old Badly
anyone, man or boy, who had
tackled Old Badly after the first
snow fall would have been judged
insane by any jury Of his Idaho
peers and sent to a restraining
institution.
But that was long before the
winter sports mania had gripped
he United States with the VIC
lence Of the dancing crusade in
medieval Europe. In my day, any
Idahoan who had put on snow
shoes or skis out Of anything but
sheer necessity would have been
regarded as very queer indeed and
probably suspect of performing
the black bass in his root cellar.
In those halcyon days a man
knew better than to go in the snow
for fun, Sun Valley, known as
Ketchum to Us natives, was a
place to visit IN the summer, moi
for heaven saks-in the winter
when the snow was hip high.
When I was small, grandma anc
the aunts used to rent a big, Ole
house in Ketchum, which had beer
founded during one Of IDAHO
many mining booms. All the VIC
men folk and the children in thu
family would go up from Boise 70.
the summer around July 1, afte.
all that nasty snow had melted.
Old Badly lowered up owe
Ketchum and was a constant chat
Ienge to adventurous small fry
1T was called Old Baldy-natur
aay-Because the fringe Of pine
disappeared just below the sum
NIT and left the top bald as
homefolks. That is good business
Of course. hn+ betfpT hl7si1aee !
, 1952-01-26
The OHIO DAILY EXPRESS

Published every Evening except Sunday by Paige Fl. Strickland
at 1907 Germantown street, Dayton, z, Ohio. Phone Michigan 1884.
PAIGE H. STRICKLAND Observation-Disclosures Editor and Publisher
NATIONAL ADVERTISING, Interstate United Newspapers, Inc,
545 Fifth Avenue, New York II, New York
MEMBER OF NEGRO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-17

llniere reaelmaRiae GeriammIuna
ipirb am Sonutag, ben 20. 9lpril
Inn 2::3O llbr nadmittaas abgebal,
ten llno ale 2'riiner iino eriud)t, bic.
ler Verialnmllna bei,ilipobnen, oenn
cs limb luidtiae Neih6ite All Derball.
oeln. sllld) miro ser erlte 0iertel.
iabreS. ,Sinonaberiht berIeien ,per.
ben. St ,nohte audi ale Brii6er
eriuden, bic abaeaablte Neriideruna
baben in bic 8eriammluna su foms
men, oamit unier 2entralperbanbs=
iefretar Guh bic 9ipi6enid)eds aus.
iablen fann, oenn er m0hte bieie
sade erlebiaen. ;serner motbte i&
nod berid,ten. bah unier critics Sid.
mid 6ieieS Sabres am 8. 9uni ob.
aebalten ipirb. N1beres ipirb ipdter
berihtet iperben. xennpn
Die Geleaaten fit bic &onbention
limb ipie foIat: 6erman 6ortman,
8eorae Gtoff. Sobn Toepfer. GrIat:
@eoree Ghoritea, Midael 6epner.
Nlio bofie aue Briioer in Der
Verianlmlllna beariiRen All f0nnel
lmo id, ipiinide allen Vriioern ,mo
Shreltern ssroblihc Sitern!
Wihael Geppner, Sefr.
10. II.
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Sipeia II

llniere reaelnaBiae GeriamnrIl,na
miro am Sonntag. Den 20. 9lpril INN
$50 llhr nad,mittaas abqehaIten.
Vile Sd)neitern iino freunolihlt
eriudt, oer 8eriammluna bei;uipob=
l,en.
Sn ber lebten @eriammIllna ipur.
be beihloiien Elm Mutterz llro Sod
ter 8anfett obsubalten unb sipor in,
Wfonat Wtai nah llnierer Veriammz
lung.
8ir erilldhen beionoers bic iunaen
Shpeltern in bic Geriamm(l,ng ,u
fomnen, ipamit mir elm id)ones 9sro.
Qramm allsarbeiten f0nnen. 9(ls &c.
leaatinnen fir bic aonpentiun ipl,r.
ben folaenoe Shtpeitern aelpGblt:
Watbiloa Soepfer. Marie Nefert.
Waraaret Smilep uno GIiiabetb On
oorfo. 9luf boben mir brei franfc
sdpeitern: Naria 8leid,, aatbori.
no &loR unh emma Snarlep. gSir
lplln'hen ibnen balniae 0eiierlmo.
Nah ber 0eriammluna lperoen
aoftee uno Sudden ierpiert BON ben
1nlaenoen Sf)neitern: aatbarino
Sbeib. Natiloa Soepfer. Gina !Sod,s
lpor. ssobanna Stus lmb gliiabetb
9lnDorfa.
Suianna Notb. Sefr.
10. II.
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John Balthes, Grand President,
George Martini, Grand Secretary.
10, II, "a.
Zentra|verbands nge|egenheiten

Aonpention Der @roRprdliDent mir
Den pollen Sern,il Don brei Sahren
aeipahlt lperoen. Der @roRihntmcis
tier auf slpei Sabre uno Der @roBies
fretdr allf eiu Sabr. 9eeterer lpirn
Damn in Der nGd,iten aonpention aui
nrei Sabre lmo in Der oarauffolaen=
ben aonpention Der @rnkid,asmeis
tier fiir ben pollen Sermin eripGhlt.
60 ipirp bam iGhrlih ilnmer nur
einer ber orei 6auptbean1ten neu
QeipGhlt.l
3. Iie @ehGlter bieier brei Saupt=
beamten iollen idhrlih 81. 800 iein,
sablbar III nlonatlihen Haten.
4. SlQe anoeren @rohbeamten ers
haltcn 81 pro eSubr lmo bel Iers
iau,mlunaen $25 pro Saa, iolpie bic
aftuellen Srausportfolten.
5. 2ie brei .pollsanoeiteQten"
@robbeamten erlalten idbrlih slpei
&ohen ,Serien Unit 8esa6lllna.)
q. Wenn elmer oieier orei Soupt=
beamren in 3entralpcrbanos. .Nnsele,
genbeiten bon Der 6auptfansIei, fie
aeaenlpartia in Glepelono. Cbic. lit.
fortreiien muB, iperoen linn auHer
ben 3eiieipeiem nod, $40 pro Saa
fir 'onitiqe @usIaeen belpilliqt.
(NeiIt er init Der Giienbabn pber
benz slutobus. 10 miro bic ,Sahrfarte
hesdblt, fohrt er nit oem 9(utolno.
bill. 10 iperOen linn Z Gent pro Meile
pergiitist.)
Sir bic ,Sabrt pon ieiner Nobs
nllng bis sur aanalei erbGIt feiner
Der 6auptbeamten cine Geroiitis
QlInQ.
Z. Sm ,salIe bes Nusifeinens ei.
nes 6allptheantten iou oerieIbe nit
pollen @cbalt bis sllm I. 9luauil
ipeiteroienen, llm ieinen 9tahiolael
berateno in feline 9lufaaben einsuiiib.
rem.
s. Sails elmer ser 6auptbe,
amten 0llrd) I1naere &ranfbeit per.
binOert lit .ooer burf, llnfdhiateii
ooer llnlpilliafeit ieinem Dienll
nidt nahfommt, iou ber @robper.
ipaltunasrat altoriiiert iein, entipre.
henoe Mittel an;uipenoen unO no.
,tise @ntiheiouneen AT treffen, ID
0aR Die Veripdltuna imo 9lrbeit bes
3entrdlperbanoes feinen Shaoen
IeiOe.
8. 9ie 6auptfanalei oes Nerban.
bes ioQ tdalid). Montaa bis sSreitaa,
bon 8 llbr moraens biz 8 uhr naf,,
mittaeS aeiddftlih often iein Unit
Musnabme eeieblider sseiertoee.)
10. Tas &on1itee lit aeaen iebe
Beniton ober 2uidse su ben aeiebIi.
hen Social Gecuritn 2obIunaen fiji
ousfheibenbe @roBbeamten. 0arum
beonfraqt es entipred,enbe @ebaIter
fir bieielben ipGbrenb ibrer 5ienit.
aeit.
IL. Ser ge4tsbeiitanb iiber.
nimmt. sliiamme1 nit benz GroRiez
fretdr unb bem @roRihabmeiiter, bic
t,otnenbiae 9lusarbeituna unb ae=
iesliae sSormuliernna bieier obiaer,
VorihlGae: - bas &omitee er,uar.
tet BON biefen brei Beamten, baR iie
bic entipredenoell llno n0tiaen Men4
oerllngen in ber 3onititution ,mo
ben Nebenaeiesen Der oiesidhriaen
2mpention borleaerl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-17
Observation-Disclosures

Sic Icete Sobresfonpention oes
Scntralperbanoes ernannte elm Spe-
aialfpmitee, beitebeno aus ben @rpR.
perlpaltern unh Den brei Giseprali=
bcnten: bic slufaabe bieies &on,itces
mar. benz @erbano beitimmte Gor.
fdldse besiialih Der pollbe;ablten
Sauptbeamten Al, MAIDEN. Sieie Re
Gmpiebllnaen iollten i'm slmtsblutt
berDffentlid,t ,mo oann Der biesi0hs
riaen 8pnpention sllr slbitimmlmQ
poraelegt lperoen. 1ieies aomitee
rerianmelte iit alpeimal su einoes
hcnDen 8eratunaen; am 26. Snnuor
lnb am "a. ssebruar. gllie 8rDbbe=
amten nit slusnuhme bes @rpBprd=
iioenien, oes oR=SetretGrs unD
hes @roR= =Sd,asmeiiters ipare, bel
ben Sieunaen antpeienb; @i,cpraii.
bent Sans 'soiieI fiihrte ben 0criis
uno YertpaIter 7aniel @eber flm=
aierie als Shriftfiihrer. 9ie 8e=
fhliiiie iperben hermit omtlih pcrs
Sifentlid,t. oamit alle Sereine 8eles
eenbeit haben, oieieIben ariinolid, II,
beiprethen, 10 bah bic Geleaaten bel
her 9onpention nit boiler 0orberei=
tune bic eddie entiheioen fonnen.
Is tperoen bic folsenben 0orihldse
unterbreitet:
1. Sc iollen hrei 8eamte alli
-ooGe Belt" anaeiteut neroen: Der
8roBprdiinent, Der @rokiefretGr unb
Der @rokihasmeiiter.
2. Gie Bean,ten iollen auf einen
Termin BON brei Sabren aeipdblt
iperoen. Ser 7ienltantritt lit am
/. Suli. Gum bieies neue Spitem
einsufiibren, iolI in oer oiesiGbriaen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-17
Vereiniate Sahien nom Glspelanb,
Chin

slui 0ereinsbeihluk lperoen ale
Gelegaten benadrid,tiat, oaf bic
nablte Geriammlrlna am isreitoa
abenh. ben %. Npril I'M 8 llhr I'M
8citieite Sahienbeim, 1901 9cni=
ion slepnue, itattiinoet. 9sihtioc Sc
id,Gfte iino slr erleoigen .gitte be-
Itimmt su erideinen.
Iie Ser. Sad,ien bon GIcpe.
Lamb. beitebeno aus ner Sit ct.
>Sobns Stride. Yaitor 6ons ,soiiel,
Seutih Memorial Stride, Goltor
@uitap glooli &oeQm, Glepclanb
Welt, 3peia IA, 33--34, Slts
ieite 9ieOertafel. Gintradt Serma=
nio, 9omend)or Saronia. Eroieiior
&ubolf Shulter. 2iriaent uno Sran-
iplpania Ibeater Ierein lmo g. G.
Srahtenaruppe Sit lmo 9Seit, ipiin=
ihen oQ unieren lieben 0olfsaenoiien
bon Nuh llno ,Sern red,t ,Sr0blide
Otter =iSeiertase, beariiBen uniere
neueinaelpanoerten 3anosleute reht
berslid,. tpo INNER lie audi tpeilen
lnb bitteu -reht bcr,lih iid) lnieren
8irdeu= ,lno @ranfenpereimen, Ne=
iang= ooer Sbeaterpereinen ani,ls
ihlieBen. in irsenb elmer Gtabt im
Gano, 0enn mir eriparten Sud, alle.
Gbip. GhneiOer, NrGi.,
sSruu Sphn Siid,Ier. Epfr
10, II.
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llnD Golfs0cnplien cill al elmer
,SriI6iobrstansll nsllntcrbaltllno meldle
am Sanlsta0 obenb, bcll 26. 9lpril
INN s llbr in Der Gereinsballe ltatt'
finoet .Sieies Wtol mirD Gmil Holl.
ners Surmonie Srio bic Dtlliif lie.
fern. IS lit Gin icbr beriibmtes 81.
heiter, NIT ibrcn ihDncn &alicrn
uno lolfas luo auerlci Wtuiif. "a
Jest Die ,Sultenseit puriibcr lit lnlp
lpir bic frDblihen Sltcrn gcfciert
bahcn, ipGre es om llabc inns lpie'
Der lultis 5ll llnterbaltcn.
&erte Otitalieoer. "a mir icet
Nriihiohr babcn, ho ollcs III blil.
ben anfGnat lno Die louben &inDe
peben llnb allies lpicber erlpad)t.
marc cs olldl gut, oaH nanc)e Dnl
llnieren Wtitgliebern crluacben lmo
teilnehmcn un Dem Gereinslebcl
uno on Den llitieen llnterbaltlnNen.
.tur Ourh aablreirben Sclllh fOn<
men lpir bcm Gerein auh nlitbelfcn.
niht MIR in finonsieller, ipnoeru
allh in mpruliidber &eiie piel nchr.
9tpfmals loDcn mir Gllh ulle hers.
lih ein, bcipnDers Die gtelIeinac.
lpanOcrten su Dicicr oemiitlihen In.
tcrbaltlrn0. Gus &omitcc miro iein
SelteS tlln, INN allc Scilldcr slls
fricOcn sl ltellen.
4 NnHmeiitcr. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-17
0amendor Earonia, GIepelanb Weit

9serte Golfsaenoiien bon Nab llno
,Sern! Giutraht 6ermonia uno Go.
menhor Sarouia, peranltalten am
20. Mpril I'm $3.50 llhr nahmittaas
ihr ,Sriibiahrs=8onsert. nebit einem
Gon,iifen 2llltlpiel. Oerrlihe 2ieber
lperoen aeaeben iperOen BON lnieren
GbOren :. G. 9iepertaiel, @intraht
Sermaniu lmo Saronia, Solos pon
Hutbp &ehner, 9uetts pcn ssrene
uno 1obunie 6allner. Sin neueS
Iumenauurtett lpiro uns ilpei herrIi=
d)e lahiiihe yieber pprtraaen bon LII.
ierem peritorbenen aSrri. u. 9tifc,
laus llno Grof. Nu0oIf Shuitcr. nit
ben innialteu MeloDien.
1ann babell Die Sinaer Ser Gin
tracbt Aoermania cine lleberraihuuo
unb Der Malielthnr Der orei Shore.
cine berrlihe aon,politipn bon 81.
Shulter, ipelfe inns aeipiR ale er.
freren lpirD. Sin foitlithes 9lhenb.
eiien lluo berrlihes Sand,sSrheitcr
miro inns aelpiH ale in bcitere Srim=
muna brinacn. sllio Gintraht Ser
mania lmo Saronia bittet INN aiiti=
gen ;'lipruh.
glis. Siidler. Sefr.
10, II.
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Gintraht 6ermania

gSir nabmen 9lbitano Ieste $50
de befonnt at aeben, baR bic Sdn=
ger on, 20. 9lpril nahmittaas elm
icbones 8onsert aeben lperben I'M
Weltieite Sohienbeim. Toh baben
mir tiihtia aeprobt in unieren Sinas
itllnoen lmh audi am luitiaen Gin
after. 9arlm bitten mir Guh liebe
9eier unp iSreunbe, fommt uno
lauid)t benz beutid,en 2ieo. llnier
Grcieiior ShnIter hat etipas @utes
,uiammen aeitcllt.
llniere Sineproben iparen in ben
lebten @ohcn etlpas better befllht.
3uriifsefommen lit Elm alter, iunaer
SGnaer lmb mir freuten ms iebr.
Slrtbur Hebner nod einmaI in u1=
ierer Mitte AZ iehen. 9lrtbur fdbrt
35 Weilen einen 8ea sur Ginas
probe. @r iaat, sur Grobe ,u font
men lit niht oas Shiperlte, bod,
has 9iadhauiefabren 10 ipGt
nahts. 9ie 9luaen fallen linn aud,
nlandrmal ;u.
9toh einmol mohten mir befonnt
aeben. oaR mir SGnaer am 26.
Mpril einen aemiitliden 9lbeno per=
anitalten fiir uniere paiiipen ,lno
aftipen SGnaer. 60 fommt. Gs aibt
feline ipesieae Ginloouna. 0ieie
paar 3eilen iollen bas beioraen.
Ias aon,itee bat allerbonb Ill eiien
unb aud, etipaS gum Moid)en ber
aeblen Gs fam idon lultia iperoen
bel inns.
6nns Steiner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-17

le,,te tperben ouh einaelaben.
3ommt uno unterbaltet Guh nit
uns, bamit ipir audi beiier befannt
ipercen fonnen
9lue Ghpeitern, ipelhe I'M So
nllor, ssebruar, Mdr, unb gpril
@eburtstoa aefeiert haben, iperoen
benodrihtiat iperben ourd cine
Boltfarte llno tie iino aebeten etlpas
@ebGf ooer einen Hreis nitallbrinz
Qen.
aon,mt aue. lieber Ghipeltern
uno iSreunoe uno laBt unS einen
peraniiaten 9lbeno suiammen per.
brinaen unb su aleiher 2eit aud,
bic Nereinsfaiie elm tperia itdrfen,
benn Shr ipiRt ale, bah mir INNER
pieIe franfe Shtpeitern haben, mel.
die BET llnteritiielma bebiirfen.
Sopbia Sod. Sefr.
II, "a, l..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-17
2l,.s Gkieaee, III.
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brinaen fonnten. Tas sSuhelpaar
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baben. Sic tpuroen ais grout lmb
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liebten aSreuno uuo Goter ,Sphan1
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heu sll @rabe aetraaen baben.
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beiian,men. Muf oieiem @eQe rltfen
lie benz ssubelpaar nodmals au:
v@liif auf fir bic 3ufllnit"!
Goniel Sung.
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