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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
tlE)MAT~ECKE

misunderstanding ieien. IN
9eutihldno unsuiiebeln unb in has
bc,ltihe NSirtihuftsleben cinsualie=
bern. Oieriiir ltehen nod ieinen Mn-
aaben ilrr 3eit iiber ieohs Nillionen
Dart an &reoiteu Der ,Sliihtlinass
organization SSRO unn Der 8unoes=
reaierl,na SIR Gerfiia,lna. ,Serner
fGnne ein Sell Der iSprpltiituna fin
bieie .3,pede in slnipruh aenontmen
lpernen.
Shiiiie ani Hpttmalo= =8iIb
Graa. - 3lpoli Gerionen iino II,
6Iimifo in gObmen au @eidnanis-
itrafen ppn IS Mcuoten bis su 12
Sahren perurteilt iporhenc ipie Sic
3eitlma r3dr" berihtet. 9ic Ser
urtcilten hatten onti-fonlnlilniltiihe
Geriamnllu1acn abeebolten llnp
vbliunmiitia" altf Silncr BON
StaatsprGiioent alement @ottmoIo
oeIcbplicn. slnoere tihehiihe 2ei.
tllnsen berithteten 20 npicr peiteren
TroseIien, bel benen 12 Terionen
@eidnanisitrafcn pp nS Monaten
bis su is Sdhren erhielten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23

lsoris, Sauptitoot ;Sranfreihs.
Summelplat unSdbliaer Souriiten
aus aller 9Selt. Salpta,artier Der
SltlantifpaftltreitfrGfte Wittetpunft
bes fpelt1iben Guropos. Eoris bat
Berlin ben Slang abaeIaufen, mas
seritort mar. lit ipieoer auiachaut
,pproen. Sllles lit nod porhanben,
ser 2cllpre, hos Geriailler ShIo6,
Montmartre, Slrc De Sriompbe, Der
Gifclturm. Sit es Elm @unber, ooB
Earis allies periud5t, oen isremoens
perfebr ,u intenlipieren unh iih be-
n,iiht. feline geiuher ,u ben Ses
benSlpiiroisfeiten ielbit binaufilbs
ren.
9soriierinnen iinb fir ibrenGhorme
ireltbefannt, imo 10 lit es MIR nas
tiirlih. bob il,nae 9amen nieie sluf,
adbe iihernehmen. llnternebmunas.
lultiae sSransoiinnen ariinheten 20,
einiae1 @ohen oos ipsenonnte
Spnpicote sSnitiatipe be 9saris, uni
ale MGod,en imo ;srauen, bic bieie,
sleentur auaebOren, ,ncnnen iih fur:
Mabemoiiellc Sip. sn ben per
ihichenlten Se;irfen Der Gtabt ha
ben iie 8iiros erGffnet. Inn bon Oor
ans internationoIe Heiienbe unh nol
allen iolhe 9amen llnb 6errel
| su betreuen, sic es aus berllfliher
8riinoen iebr eilia baben uno lid
in Raris nidt ausfennen.
gluf 8ahnbofen. ll=gabn=Stotio
men, NlraplGsen, an Sari= mnh Sm
nibusbalteitellen iteben oie hiibihe,
Sip's. lpenben iih boflih an uni
der idauenbe slnfommlinae I'M
iprehen fie noh frrser ,SSiibluno
nabme in ihrer 2anbesiprabe al
lm enentuelle 9Siinlhe unD 2ieI
su eriabren. Sn Sen meiIten sail
beaIeiten Tie ben ,Sremben biz a,
ieinen geltimmlmasort. Stir eineI
Geulina. Der iih MIR in ihle6ter
| ShuIs sTransDiiih nerltanbiaen fan
,nb baourdb iehr Ieiht gum &eipo1
nirb, lit es oerobesu cine Grloiune
irenn linn ploelih fehlerfreie
Geut'6. gnaliih. Stalieniid ODE
Spaniich entaeaenflinat.
! Mahemoiielle Sip, bic trot lire
Nre,mhlidlfeit ihnn aus beruflide
@riin6en iehr ,llriifhaItenN iii, MI,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23

Sn Der leeien geriammluna oeS
geirats oes German Mmerican Sle=
iettlement Serpice ,uuroe belhlol=
ien, einc 0eratlmgsltelle fur 9teuz
Ginlpannerer eiusurid)ten. Gies
lheint cine Soche BON 0roBer Nihs
tiafeit fir bic .@inmanoerer al
iein.. Tcnn es puroe berihtet, bab
iie INNER ipieber ben @unih aus
aeiprohen bahen. hab tic BON Den
Acknowledgement Golfsaenciien Hat
einbplen mohten iiber perlcbieoene
israaen. Die fiir iie gum Froblem
lperhcn.
IS ,purne betcnt. baR cs iih bas
bel niht MIR lm gelddffllna bon
9lrbeitsltellen ,ino gSnhnuna bon=
ncIt, ipnnern um cine llnmenge bon
fleinen Sachen, bic inns olteingeie'=
ienen Icutidz zs(merifonern oft un=
lpichtia pner gar nihtia ericheinen
mGaeu, iucil lie uns 10 ielbitperitdno=
lid iino. Cine ilnae 'Srau :. 9. ers
3dblte inns, oaB tic eiaentlih su Ell
nem 3abnarst aeben milbte. bob iie
es ober INNER ipieber oufaeihpben
hahe. lpcil tic npcb feinen bertihen
3abnnrst oltsfinoia mahcn fonnte.
Slnoere ipieoer lpollten lpiiien, no lie
quite Srbube fiir bic ainoer unb niht
sn teuer (O follfcn fonnten. Gbenlo
bin ih bon periChieoenen Seiten
naf elmer &rmfenfaiie uno nah
Sebensperiiderlna aeIraat poroen.
Inn piele praftiihe Sahen han=
set es iich bier. 3. 9. hahe id, all1'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
v verschweigen bringt
BverqerrechfsverIvst

Ghicoan. - Ser aus Ielltihlan0
lton,menbe Charles glnthonn Sll'
teur ipnroe bier sum GerllUt ieiner
omerifaniihcn StoatsanNeboriafe,t
perurteilt. lpcil CT 1914 i'll ieinent
NoturolilierlInasantraN nidt ai1adb.
oaB Ell slbpnnent Iinfsaarihteter
3eitihriiten luur. VunoeSrid,ter sNi'
d,ael 9. Saee fillte oas llrtcit, ipo'
nah Suteur. Der Dor 81 Sohren III
aoln gebcren fpurbe unb 1910 in bic
Gereiniaten Staoten fam. ab 10.
Sftober bic NoturalilicrumN perltcrt.
Der Aid,ter erflGrte. er babe teinen
moraliid) allten Ghorafter ae;eiat.
inpem CT bic 3eitibriiten vEcople's
McrIo" imo v9telp Waiics" niht III
elmer 0iite ieiner Mta9a;inssslhho'
nements ulrifiihrte, Die CT ben Gin'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in @ancouper.
@oih., lmterbreitete. Sutelr FAINT
qeoen bas llrteil gerufuno ein!egcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23

Die reuen 9reiie iperhen ii,belien
crit III ben nGd)lten Snaen befannt
seaeben lperben; ner Greis oes einen
Spps iou iosar I'M flint Erosent
rebusiert iperoen. Grei Der anoeren
Mooeue lpcrnen ihren ASreis beibe=
balten; bic iibriaen spei Wtpoelle
iollen retnas teurer" iperoen.
Gum eriten Male ieit iiber iiehen
Sobren miro bomit elmer Der fiih-
renDen 9lutomobiI= =,Sabrifanten ei=
men pDllia moberniiierten &raftiuo=
aen oui ben Mortt brinsen uno iur
sleihen 3eit Die Ereiie ienfen.
Sn ber slutcmobil= Snouitrie iii
man bereits Der Slniift. hnh ben
ambcren aroBen ;sabrifanten falm
etipas onberes iibria bIeiben ipiro,
ais bieicm geiinicl All fplaen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
Deutsehe Beratungsstelle
fuer NeueinWanderer

masGbliae Eelepbon=s =slnrllte aebdbt
lpeaen Ser Shulen fiir @ripahlene.
@s iieht 10 aus: bic 9teueinlpaltnes
rer luolleu ale en9liib lernen, oenn
iie lpollcn pornarts fommen. Easu
brallthen iie oft mehr einen freullos
licl,eu Mot als tatiihliche oilfe.
TesbaIb boben mir nun belhlpl.
len, einen Geriuh AT MAIDEN no
bic niclieiti9en ,Sraaen Der yteus
Ginluanperer purh cine geratunsss
itelle beontlporten su lailen. Ser
Srt: Sus bureau Der 6pne Sodn
ono securities Corporation, >271O
9praiu spenlle. Sic 3eit: Mitt,poh
uno ,Sreitaa BON / bis 2:3O llbr
nuhnittaas.
GrircuIihcrlreiie hahen iidb lhnn
mchrere MGnner unD 'Srallen illr
0erfiialna aeitellt, nelde bic oosll
uotpenoiae .Grfobrllna hoben. Yiele
MGnner uno ,Srauen aeben ihre Helt
ireilpiuia umb foltenlos. slber aerds
Sc besbaIb mub in oieiem 2ulam=
menhona betont lperben, bub slnfras
aen bel Der geratlrnasitelle lmbe=
ninat aui bie pben aenannte 2eit am
Mitttpoh II. ,sreitae beidranft lper:
ben. Mun fann eiltlpeoer perlonlih
poriprehen ober teIephnniih anrl1s
fen: WGIroie 1=2337. pber if,reiben
Iie an: German slmericm Geiettle>
ment Serpicc, 271O 2orain SlDenue,
GlepcIono 13. Ohio.
81. M. S(. Shneiber, Sefr.
om 9lllftraac,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
huebsche maedchen
nit Sprachk hkenntnissen
Paris hat seine eigenen Empfong.dumen.

minoeltens brei Sprohen flicbeno
beberrihen. Mit ieipeils sipei &plle-
ainnen oerricbtet lie iEren 9ienIt,
unb nnch bepor ein 8eiuder bic Da-
me erblidt bat. boben lie iih ihon
iiber feline mDslihe 6erfunft per-
itdnbiot. Gertraulihe 9(nnGberun=
gen BON abenteueriud)ennen llnbez
fonnten ipeiien bic Sip's oisfrct,
aber betnnt suriif.
Snsipiihen baben iiti o,lh aus.
lonbiiche J}eiiebiirps einaebeno nit
benz sluiaabenbereid unb Dem ST.
foIa Der Gmpfonesoamen bon Garis
befaBt. ssn Der Shipei,, in 6ouann.
VelQien unb 7Gnemorf ipllen dbnlis
DIE Naentllren perbreitet meroen. bo=
nit Geiienbe dl,9 in onDercu 9dns
bern oieielben geauemlihfeiten
poriinben. Nie man ieboh feltltells
te, lit es aar niht 10 einfod), Bic
notipenbiae 3obl aut oltsiebenber.
iprahenge,nanhter lnb nit einem
Observation-Disclosures @iiien behaite,
ter 9amen au finoen. Mud III Baris
hrouhte man mebrere Monate, biz
runb breihunoert Sip aur Gerfii'
alna itanoen.
9lmiteroam, 8riiiieI, Gopenhaaer
uno 3iirid, bohen bereits nit be,
9lusbilbuna ibrer @mpfanasbamer
su nanbeInhen 3onperiationsIcrift
beapnnen. 9(nbere Metropplen iucr
DC foIeen. 8alb ipir6 es in ben Ell,
ropGiiden @roSltGoten teine hilfe
fuhcrber Scl,rilten mebr Qeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
Yafetienounsen ua4 Der Somietsone

aaliel. - Gas 6ilfs,pcrf Der
enpanaeliiden Stride mics oarauf
bin, baB in bic Solpietsoue ,ur Ser
meibrma bon 3ullbeunltanounaen
MN @eihenfpofete init aemii6tem
aSnhaIt perionht perben iollen. Ger
gnteil an Meoifameutcn biirfte has
bel hohItens so 8roient betraaen.
Ser iibriae Snbalt ioue 4. 9. aus
aebrallhter aIeihlna ooer perihiez
oenen 2ebensmittcln beiteben 10 baB
Ser 2iebes9abenf,arafter Der Sens
buu,a bel 2ontrplleu einmanbfrei ers
fennbar lei. Mebrfa6 iinb @eihenf=
pafete angebalten norben, ipeil ibr
Snbolt pon einseluen Sollbeamten
aIs 6onbelslpare aneelehen lpurbe.
Snsbeionoere mar bies bel aSafeten
Die mebrere Mebifamente bes oei9er
isabrifats enthielten, Der Sail.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
BettIer NIT eigenem
Wogen vnd HavshaeIterin

Wtiinhen. - sluf Der Cfto6erfeits
tpieie in Wiinhen nabm bic Golisei
einen bettelnben Doppel- -8einamp,,=
tierten felt. Der nit einem eiaenen
Merceoes-Nasen bon Stuttaart mad,
Wiincben aefommen lpar. Inn auf
Der .&iei'n" iein ofieniid,tlid cin-
trGslihes .Gelperbe" su betreiben.
Die Goliaei beridtete. baR Der gettz
ler einen eiaenen Chauffeur unb cine
% Sabre oIte Gclin als 6oushdlte-
rim beihdftiate. Ser ghouffeur ct.
belt neben freier aoit unb Moh.
nuna 35 Mdrf Nohenlobn. gei Der
6dusanaeitellten tp,1r6en 139 Morf
in fleinen Miinsen aefunben. Ser
VettIer, offenli6tlih ~ein MeKter
ieines ,saf,s, bate bas G'elb III me
niaen siunben allf Der Niei'n rper.
6ient."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23

Ser befannte Gianiit ,mo isilm=
ltern Sole Sturbi tritt am, Sonntaa,
Den 26. Sftoher I'M Maionic .9luois
torillm nm 3 200 bier auf. Gas Eros
gramm irirb interndtionalen Cha
rofter haben, benn er febrte er't bon
elmer erfolareihen lateinamerifani=
ihe Spur 3uriif. Ser erite Sell be-
ltebt aus 9ah. Veetbppen uno
Chopin. unb Der sipeite aus ipani=
ihen gl,mmern. aarten fir $500.
$2.4O. $3.50 mn $1.2O iinb nun
in gurrolps Sifet Office, 419
Guclio SlDenue, at haben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
Rhodes kundidut s
fver Stuuis.Auditor

Somes sl. Gbooes lit ambinat
iiir bas Slmt nes Staatsollbitors.
8 Sabre lang mar er 9iiraermeilter
unierer Staatsbauptitabt Columbus
unn ais iold)er mar er itets ben,iiht,
iie al elmer beiieren &obnltGtte fir
ale acknowledgements slt ma
hen unp bel acknowledgements
Sbips lit er tpobl befannt. Muf
Grlmb ieiner aeiltlnaen belpirbt er
lid) Inn ods Mmt bes Stoatss9luoi=
tors, l,nr es ipieber su benz au mo-
hen, mas es emit mar uno er per=
fpriht. alle ieiue Siihtiafeit uno
@hrlihfeit barallf sll permenoeu. @r
lit bon piclen biirgerliden Sraanila'
tionen inooiiiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
Ray 7. Miller ir.
fuer LeaisIotvr

,Han Z. Miuer ir. lpeubet iih an
ale. ieine ,sreunhe. iih binter ibn
gu itellen IN ieiner aanpaane fiir
&abl in Die Sfaotseaislatm. ST
fam feline reaulGre 2ampogne fiibs
rem. ipeiI er Solhat in Der 9!rmee
lit uno aesenipdrtia befinbet Il iid
in einem Camp inn 9seiten. 9es=
balb fam er iih ben 8Gblern audi
niht perionlih poritellen. 9lle iei=
he ilmse ,Srelmoe iaumeln iid aber
hinter ibnL Inn ibm in bieier
3manaslaae Ill belfen, llno Tic iinb
alih iiberaeugt. oaB er eelpdblt lpirb.
Miller lpurbe in Glepelano acbc=
rem ,mo crioaen nls Sohn pes frii=
heren 9sroiecutors unb Viir9ermei=
tiers bon Glepelano. Der iest Sc,
mofrotiiher Goriisenner lit. @r be-
'thte ct. Senatius Sigh Sd,ool II.
Hotre Tame llniDeriitGt uno heaann
nos Hehtsituoium an ber &citern
Reierpe. ipeld,es jcooh ppn Der slr=
mee rntcrbrohen lpuroe. ST lit pers
beiratet unb bat Elm Sinh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
Cenosse Major

VcrIin. - Gei Der foiertierfeh
Tolfspoli,ei puroel, aIeid,seitia
nit ser Ginfleiplno in plipenoriine
Uniform nah iptpietiihem Mu'ter
militGriihe Nanaobseihnllnaen ein'
aefiibrt. 3ies teilte Sic aa,npfarllp'
pc acaen llnmenihlidfeit NIT. sln'
itelle Ser bisheriaen 8eseihnunacn
,pie sllm Seiipicl Solfspoliseirot.
aommanoeur pbcr G5eneraIinipef'
teur treten iest Die Sitel 6dupt'
mann. Maior unb @cneraucutnont.
Sic fiinftiae s(nrebe lautet v@enoIie
Mainr."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-23
~Mov MuU"
verbreitet Schreeken

Mairobi. - 9Seite Gebiefe bon
aenpa peroen CUR 3eit BON elmer
Melle bon 0crbrehen heimaeiuht.
6inter ben 0erbrehen ioG bic airis
faniihe @ebeimgeieuld,oit ,Wou
Mau" lteben, Die iid bas 3iel aes
iebt bat. bic Guropder burd) Serror
aug bent 9anbe su pertreiben. sn
einem Veridt bes sSiibrers Der Ell.
ropGiiben iSrattion in Der @eieBae=
benoen Beriammll.na BON AenDa
fonlmt gum Nnsnrltf, baR bic Gl,ro=
pGer bel Der Meaierrma bercits ernlte
Voritellunaen s,f bieien Gorfomn=
niiien erh' sert baben. Ter fotholi.
ibe giid)Oi pnn gdniibor. Schn
Mcgdrtbn. beiien 9ioseie elmer
@roSteil bon &enpa umiaBt. IieB in
alien airhen einen 6irtenbrief per-
leien, in. benz bic vMnu Mau" unb
anoere @eheimoeiellihnften i9arf
perurteilt trerben. Gry fiinbi9t an,
oaB ale adtbolifen, Die her .Nau
Mali" ben @eborionlseib Ieilten,
erfommuniaiert nerben.
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@eni9 Auswanberungsausitd,ten

8rcmen. - 9ie slusiponoes
runast,oneen fir Die i'm gunoesaes
biet Iebenocn rlmb 100000 hei=
mutIpien Nusldnoer beseihnete Der
ll9iS ,Sliihtlinasfommiiiar fir
hos gmpes9ebiti, slruclp Ncerhnl1
t7Guemarf), aIs iebr eerin9. @ei
icinem eriten Seilih inl Sluspanoe.
rers9aacr 9remen =9eillm ia9te
Mperhplt. es iei erforbcrlih, piele
Der hcinratlcien 9llsIGnoer, oie slpal
allstpanbcrllnaslrillia. nbcr niht
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9{pnncn in 9ertiIfabrifen

8rallnau, Sunetenlann. - 500
crbensihmelfern III graunau nun.
ben iest ols 9lrheiterinnen in einis
aen graunauer Sertilfubrifen einae.
iebt. Gieier @inioe ipltrne nit 9lbs
iiht beslpesen bllrhgefiihrt, neil Die
Moral Der oortiaeu iSubrifarbeiter,
inneu beriihtigt lit ,lnh man auf Die,
ie &eiie Die &lp'terfraren an better
bon ibrem Srbensioeal abaubrinaen
hnfft
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-10
CARD OF THANKS

It is impossible to name and thank individually the many wonderful people who showed their kindness and understand ing in so many ways during our recent bereavement Our heart felt thanks go out to the whole community who helped so much to tighten our burden.
 THE MAHURIN FAMILY
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-10

You who live outside of cor porate cities are living in a men, ace Of inadequate law enforce ment. Vote for Bert Rutherford and you vote for a Territorial law enforcement agency that will project your home and your family. Vote Tuesday the l4th for Rutherford, a man who will iegislate for the protection of your home. farm or business.
 pol. adv.
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-10
IS EE A GOOD AND FAITHFUL
 PUBLIC SERVANT? The record

Ase~ SGF%v+sHH: The with him the Territorial Federal Officials the Alaska Fisher
  men the HighW atrol- - Just ask
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-10

MT. and Mrs. Carl Garrison were Anchorage visitors this week. Carl is on furlough from A.C,S.
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-10

A son was born to MT and Mrs. James Samuclson October 8 in Seward General Hospital. The little boy weighed 8 pounds 14l2 ounces. He was named James Carl.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Allen are parents of a little girl born Oct Obcr I in Seward General Hosp ital. The little girl was named Linda Rae. She weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces.
 Word was received here that MT. and Mrs. Al Moves, former SeWardites. are parents of an other boy, Jay Allen, who ar rived Sept. 29 He weighed ' pounds , ounces. The Moves live in Benton, Wash.
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-10

Two Phones To Serve You al NORTHERN CAB
 Main 54 or Main 55
Seward seaport record., 1952-10-10
IS E1E PROGRESSIVE?
lSHE FAIR AND IMPARTIAL?
DOES HE PRACTICE ECONOMY?

 a to
Evening star., 1952-10-24

WASHINGTON
Daily. $50 to s
Thurs, 1880 to >
ARLINGTON
Daily, 10 10 s
Mon., Fri, 1890
10 $50
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-25

INDIANS! The Oglewanagi
Dancers, who were a feature at
traction of last years Roundup
will highlight the Camp Fire Pro-
gram Saturday night, September
9th, 500 p. m. at Doan Field, for
the 1852 roundup.
This annual affair is presented
by the Boy Scouts, Campfire Girls
and Girl Scouts Of the community
to demonstrate the activities of
their individual groups. All events
are free.
The Galewanagi Dancers are a
group of men and boys from the
east side of Cleveland specializing
in dances and ceremonies of the
North h American Indians. All
dances and costumes are authentic
and the results of considerable re-
search. The half-hour program pre-
sents variety of dances and cere-
monies filled with color and action.
Members of the group are:
Dan Crockett, 296 East 149th st.,
director; Frank Sicurezza, sr., 841
East 150th ST., director of music;
Robert Shaheen, 403 East 146th ST.,
dance director; Joseph Luongo,
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-25
Camp Fire
Doings

The Camp Fire Girls are happy
to announce the newly organized
committee of awards for the east
district. The members of this COM
mittee are Mrs. Alfred Vajda, 14323
Scioto ave., Mrs. Ralph Thompson,
14319 Potomac ave-, and Mrs. AL
bert Kovach, 14152 Potomac ave.
The East District Camp Fire
Girls will participate in the XII
wants peanut sale on Saturday,
September 27. All girls and lead
ers interested, please contact Dis
trict Chairman Mrs. Kenneth Wat
kins, phone PO .1-7091.
The annual Camp Fire member
shhip drive started September Is.
Enrolment of leaders is being
stressed. Anyone interested in
Camp Fire work is urged to call
the Camp Fire Office ,CH. 1862
or PO. 1-7091.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-25
81 Home And
Food Show Is
Biggest Ever -"

Rosemary Clooney who's cur
rently singing "Half as Much" on
all the disc jockey shows will have
to change her tune. For when
Rosemary arrives at the Cleveland
Food and Home Show she'll find
everything "Twice AS Big.
This year the Food and Home
Show at Cleveland Public Hall is
going to be the biggest ever. There
will be a whole floor filled with
marvellous, tempting foods and a
lower level covered with the latest
in home appliances.
And the entertainment! First,
there's rollicking Rosemary who
spun her way to fame with re-
cording of "Come-on-a-my-h house.
Twice a day Rosemary will do a
show right from the stage of the
Food Show.
In addition, as a special treat for
the kiddies, Harold S. Glenzer,
executive secretary of The Cleve-
land Retail Grocers' Association,
has arranged to have Captain
Video, TV screen hero for a spe-
cial appearance, on Saturday, Oc-
tober 18th, and Sunday, October
18th.
So make your plans now to at
tend the biggest, the best Foo6
Show ever. 1t begins in Clevelan[
at the Public Hall on October 9th
1t runs through October 10th, and
this year for the first time the
show will be open on Sunday. Hours
are 1 p. m. to II p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-25
New READING
Material At
Your Library

Books added to the library the
week of September 22nd are:
NOn-FictiOn
Crawford, J. E., Teens-How to
Meet Your Problems; Lum, Peter,
Fabulous Beasts; Goldin, Hyman,
Treasury of Jewish Holidays;
Cooke, H. ", Challenge in the
Middle East; Trecker, H. B., How
to Work with Groups; Politiken,
Copenhagen, Tourist in Denmark;
Dewey, T. E., Journey to the Far
Pacific; Dunlop, R. o., How to
Paint for Pleasure; Ewbank, H. L.,
Broadcasting; Radio and Televi-
sion; Seager, D. w., Marionettes;
Canham, Don, Field Techniques H.
lustrated; Canham, Don, Track
Techniques Illustrated; Kimbrough,
Emily, Innocents from Indiana.
Fiction
Allingham, Margery, Tiger in the
Smoke; Clarke, I. C. G., Men Who
Wouldn't Stay Dead; Cumberland,
Marten, Fade Out the Stars; Feni-
song, Ruth, Deadlock; Frye, Pearl,
Sleeping Sword; Teilhet, D. L.,
Steamboat on the River.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-25
Teach Safety
To Children

Watch for them, think for them,
protect them!
with the reopening of schools
in September, thousands of chill
dren are using the streets and
highways, which means more
chances they may be killed or in
jured by motor vehicles" Chief of
Police H. S. Weaver said Tuesday.
In an appeal to motorists to help
reduce the toll of child accidents in
traffic, he pointed out the 167 chill
dren under the age of Is years
were killed by automobiles in Ohio
during 1851.
1t is the responsibility of motor
lists to be on the lookout for chill
dren at all times and to slow down
when driving in residential dis
tricts or near schools, Fairgrounds,
or vacant lots. Weaver especially
cautioned drivers to keep a sharp
eye out for children running, on
roller skates, tricycles or scooters-
children playing on curbs, in alleys
and between parked cars.
Accidental death and injury, al
ways tragic, seem more pointless
and wasteful when children are the
victims.
Naturally" Chief Weaver said,
"a child's best safeguard in traffic
is his own recognition of danger
and his thorough knowledge of the
safety rules. But no matter how
well a child has been trained we
cannot expect him to be constantly
on the alert for traffic. The motor
ist must be prepared for forgetful-
ness or carelessness due to the i'm
maturity of the child.
AT such times" he added, "nly
quick thinking by the driver can
avert tragedy. Constant alertness
is must on the part of the
driver"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-09-25

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rector.
Jerry Belle, 412 East 147th st.;
Leonard Mccormack, 70 East 207th
ST.; James Ulizzi, 853 Whitcomb
rd.; Louis Sicurezza, 841 East
150th ST.; Frank Sicurezza, jr., 841
East 150th ST.; Kenneth Ulizzi, 953
Whitcomb rd.; Gerald Piccirello,
1886 Arrowhead ave-; Glenn Can
ner, 21370 South Lake Shore blvd;
Richard Behnke, 21730 Roberts
ave.; C. F. Echert, 21630 Friday
ave-; Ed. Echert, 1880 Friday ave. !;
David Harnish, 931 East 143rd ST.;
Russell Banner, 10000 Nelson ave-;
Tom Prelock, 7615 Lockyear ave.