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The Miami times., 1952-10-04

respondence Other retail groups cooperating whole
heartedy Activities vary from town to town and store TO
store One store is running ctywde letter writing con-
test why intend to vote Another plans to devote Its
full bank of windows to showing the need for voting
chain is featuring getouthevote posters in all its out
lets and is distributing vote leaflets to employees and
customers
Retailing be tremendously effective in such
work-t is the enterprise with which the great ma
ory of the people in daily contact And retailing
whose existence as we know it depends the manten
of free enterprise and all the allied freedoms knows
how vitality important it is that every qualified voter cast
his ballot for the right to vote have failed to exercise it.
That means we have government by a minority
The secret ballot is the cornerstone of freedom and
representative government Use it.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04
CARVER VILLAGE
BOMB PROBE SET
Continued from page

COnLluuSu AIOAIA PoSC
Klavern, Southern knights of the
xxx, Hialeah, and the John B.
Gordon Klavern, Association of
Georgia Klans, Knights of the
xxx, and any and all papers
pertaining thereto"
David Hawthorne, rabble-rous-
ing president of the Dade coun-
ty Property Owners Association
who lives adjacent to the apart
ment buildings that were bombed,
is said to be in for special atten-
ton from the grand jury.
The Carver Village probe is
expected to last about three
weeks. Immediately after its
completion, the jurors will take
over the Minis, Fla. Christmas
night bomb murders.
Harry T. Moore, state co-ordi-
nator for the NAACP was killed
in his Minis cottage and his wife
was fatally injured.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04
TROOP " WINS
JAYCEE SWIM
MEET

Troop II of the Mt. Olivette
Baptist Church, for the second
consecutive year, swan to victory
in the annual Boy Scout swim
weet which took place Saturday,
September q in the beautiful
green waters of the Dixie Park
Pool. The meet was again spon-
sored by the Northwest Miami
Junior Chamber of Commerce
formerly the Miami Negro Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce).
Finishing second was troop Sc
Of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, with
third place honors going to troop
50 Of the Liberty Square Housing
Project.
Handsome trophies were pre-
Sented the top three scoring
troops, and were donated by DIR.
K. L. Pharr, DeSoto Dry Clean
ers, Ace Auto Supply, Liberty
Service Station, J. and ]. Drug
Department Store, Community
Drug Store and the Spic and
Span Poultry Market.
Medals will be presented the
Individual Scouts finishing first,
second and third in the individual
events. These awards will be
presented at the October Honor
Court of the Divisional Council.
Boy Scouts of America.
Parts of the meet was telecast
over station WTVJ.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04
OMEGAS PLAN
SMOKER

Sigma Alpha chapter of Omega
Psi Phi fraternity has scheduled
a smoker in the Flamingo Room
of the Mary Elizabeth hotel as an
initial get together for members,
old and new, in the Greater Mi
ami area. The event is set for Sat-
urday, Oct. IL and is expected to
draw more than 60 Omega men.
DR.. c. r. Hogan heads the local
chapter.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mrs. Lucille Riou, popular and
prominent in civic, community
social and church activities is en-
joying an extended vacation in
the north and midwest.
Mrs. Riou went first to New
York City for a physical checkup
in her favorite hospital, where
her condition was declared ex-
cellent. Following her stay at the
hospital she was the house guest
of Mrs. Frances Blackmen and
family.
In Chicago, Mrs. Riou is the
house guest of her foster son,
Thomas Bodie and family.
Mrs. Riou is the wife of Cliff
ford Riou, who is pioneer in
MiamfS business world. Friends
wish for Mrs. Riou a profitable
and enjoyable stay and safe and
speedy return home.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04
NAACP PUBLIC

Continued from page 4

Continued from page
Colored People, Sunday, Oct. at
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church. The
program will start promptly at
4 pm.
"Your Rights Under The Law"
should be a matter Of vital con-
Germ to every American citizen.
After his address Attorney Marsh
will answer questions from the
floor on the subject.
Rev. J. N. Byrd, pastor at NIT.
Tabor Baptist Church. located on
NV 18th ave. at 66th st, invites
the entire public to attend this
assembly chaired by Fr. Theodore
Gibson. Rev. E. T. Graham will
introduce the speaker.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mr.. Roy Hines, son of Mrs.
Edith Silver Hines, 1923 NV 9th
place, has answered Uncle Sans
call. He left on Tuesday for Ft.
Jackson, S. c. Mr.. Hines served
for a year on the Miami Police
force. He is graduate of the BTW
High School, class of 1941.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04
JUST BROWSTN'
By Paul r. Henry

Thursday morning a pregnant
(about months) colored girl
boarded a Miami Beach bus, sit
ing in the seat next to the rear.
On the way a plain clothes police
man entered the bus and sat in
front of her. Other Whites went
on the bus, and the police told
the girl to move to the rear. On
account of her condition she re-
fused to do so. He whipped out his
button. She stood the rest of the
way. Not a word of objection was
heard and no help was offered
her.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Little Gina Jollivette, daughter
of the c. M. Jollivettes, celebrated
her 9th birthday on Tuesday and
invited her cousins Rachel and
Garth Reeves, Robert and Henry
Young and James Lucas, Jr. to
share the ice cream and cake and
brother Russ, to act as host.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

The Brooklyn Dodgers defeat
ed the New York Yankees in the
opening game just as this writer
expected. What is more I had a
bet of Coco Cola up that Jack
ie Robinson would hit a home
run in the first game. He did. Or
chids to Mr.. Joe Black for his
performance on Wednesday.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04
A DUTY AND PRIVILEGE,

The retailers of America, with few exceptions al
ways have been active in sponsoring and helping with
community betterment campaigns, charity drives, and
other such worthwhile endeavors. And this year many
thousands of retailers putting their backs behind
of the most important campaigns of ALTO get out the
vote.
national Get Out-The-Vote Committee has been
appointed by large retail association and it reports
ceent results Almost half the states have been covered
by field work and the rest have been organized by
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

There is quite difference the railroad now days.
You get seat train at New York and you ride to
Miami. a~,,,r
Two weeks ago we left New York by the F. E. Coast
Champion rode in No. g. the last In going to the
dining had to pass through the other and
in every of them Negroes comfortably seated
Many of them had meals in the dining room The
ugly curtain of segregation visible and
body is given the courteous treatment which adds
much to the pleasure of travelling.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

There is a new feature on
WFEC - The Man in The Street.
Mr.. Charles North of the North
Travel Bureau is quiz director
You hear it Monday thru Friday
between 1915 to 1890 in front
of the Bonded Collection Agency
1901 NV 3rd ave.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mr.. Wade Perrin, a well known
Tampan and a retired mail car
rier, died in Tampa last week.
He was a native of Greenwood.
sc. but had lived in Tampa for
IS years. He is survived by a wife,
a sister, four nephews and other
relatives.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mrs. Victoria Higgs has re-
turned to the city after spending
four months visiting relatives
and friends in Richmond, Va,
Montreal, Canada, Buffalo, Utica
and Saratoga, N. Y.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Among those returning from
the National Baptist Convention in
Chicago were Mrs. Gertrude Per-
kins of Perkins Grocery and the
Rev. S. r. McKiver, pastor of St.
Mark Baptist Church.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mrs. u. J. Mortimer Of Nassau,
Bahamas, who spent several days
in Miami, returned home on Sun
day. While in Miami she was the
guest of Mrs. Beatrice Eve.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

The Rev. T. E. w. Donaldson.
after spending ---tI in the u.
S. attending the National Baptist
Convention and visiting relatives
and friends, returned to Nassau,
on Saturday.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

DR.. I. P. Davis has been, invited
to attend a meeting on October 4
in Washington with Congressman
William L. Dawson and other
leaders supporting the Stevenson
Sparkman ticket. Mr.. Dawson
will in all probability visit Miami
during this month.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

This low cost housing business
is still unsettled. The latest is an
offer to construct the project in
Richmond Heights. There is also
an ofer to put it in Opa Locka.
Neither of these places are suit
able; both are too far away. The
Housing Authority Act limits the
distance to 10 miles and that
should be the limit.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

DR.. Philippe Dartiguenave,
proprietor of Phillips Drug, cor
ner of 14th terr. and 4th ave., is
confined to the Christian hospital.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04
MENTION

Beach, the Rev. A. E. Hutcheson
returned to the Bahamas on Tues
day by PAA. While here he
preached at many of the churches
and made many friends.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mrs. M. G. M. Mcdonald, who
spent a pleasant vacation in Mas
Sau, Bahamas, returned to Miami
by Pan American Airway last
week,
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mrs. Olive Ward, recently re-
turned to Miami after short, but
enjoyable vacation at Nassau,
Bahamas.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mrs. Oliver Mason Of Nassau,
is spending her vacation in the
Magic City. She is guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hudson, 1921 NV 1St Ct.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

The United Negro College
Fund will hold its 9th annual
Presidents Conference and Board
Meeting in Philadelphia on Oct.
1914.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mrs. Henrietta Sweeting, 211
NV 18th ST., is suffering from a
fractured hand and leg injuries
sustained while attempting to
board bus No. 20 at 10th st. and
Srd ave on Tuesday afternoon. !,
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Public Health Workers from
every county will attend the an
nual meeting of the Florida Pub
lie Health Association in Jack
Sonville on Oct. ell.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mrs. Villa Mae benson return
ed Wednesday from New York
after several months in the met
ropolitan city.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

At the close of last school term
the faculty of Liberty City Ele-
mentary School presented their
principal, Mrs. Alese Gill, with
a paid up life membership in the
National Educational Association.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mrs. Francis Briggs Of Key
West spent part of her vacation
as house guest Of Mrs. Pauline H.
Smith.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Bishop c. A. Knowles Of Nash
vile, Tenn, is spending two
weeks vacation in Miami, visit
ing his family and friends. He is
the founder of the Church of God
Of Prophecy in Key West, and is
now State Field Secretary of the
said church in Tennessee.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Mr.. Victor Verona Of 368 NV
10th st. is sick at the Mt. Sinai
hospital, Miami Beach. Friends
wish for him a speedy recovery.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Having spent three months va
cation in Miami and West Palm
The Miami times., 1952-10-04
THE RIGHT TO VOTE

"The right to
Race coor Creed-without
kind The equality,
dt will be for the a whoe"-FranIn
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

Today is the last chance for registering You get
the books late o'clock tonight you
interested in the welfare of your city, county, state
and nation you should be registered voter
49, The Northwest Miami Junior Chamber of Com
has done good job in their voter registration drive
and we want to commend them.
However. this matter of registration like many other
matters has not been the work of organization
Several clubs and other organizations have done their
part.
Then, too, many Of ministers have been pointing
out te advantages Of the ballot and encouraging
bers of their congregations to register.
The newspapers have kept reminding people that
they should register. has been matter of pulling to-
geher registration purposes Let feel happy that
have made the effort and hope have succeeded in
adding many names to the list of voters.
The next job will be to try and get those registered
to to the polls November and exercise their right
of franchise
If Governor Stevenson is your choice vote for him.
If General Eisenhower is your choice, vote for him
but please vote!
The Miami times., 1952-10-04
MOVE BACK!


ber 27:
MOVE BACK!
Supreme Court rulings take time to become the law
of the land when they have to do with human rights down
South Six years ago the court ruled out segregation in
interstate bus travel but Jim Grow rides When Ne
gro buys reserved seat Greyhound bus from New
York to Miami, he may be able to hang onto it until he
arrives in Jacksonville Florida Atlantic Greyhound then
gives way to Florida Greyhound and the driver asks
Negroes who hold reserved seats not in the of the bus
to back sn accordance with Florida law. If pas
refuses the driver calls police officer he
sists in cngng to his seat he arrested on charge of
"disorderly conduct or disturbing the peace
It has long been the custom of Southern bus drivers
to deliver who refuse to be segregated to the
tender merces of the first police officer they encounter
But recently this techque refined too O. S. Caesar of
Chicago president of Greyhound has ruled that hence
forth company employee is to the arrest of any
passenger the policy prompted by the fact that
Greyhound had lost large number of suits brought for
false arrest It should not be imagined however that
Greyhound drivers have been stripped of their powers to
enforce segregation The order provides that in
monng police officer they shall merely 'reate" the
facts and leave the question of disposition of the
senger to the discretion of the officer.
The Miami times., 1952-10-04

following is taken from the "Nation" of Sc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
Atomsieheres
Cassehvtzgeraet

Bonn. - Ser Srtsperbano Vonn
int Sehniihen 0ilfsperf iiihrte
ieet ol,f ocm 8elanDe nes @asiperfs
ein atpmiiheres 8asid)usQerGt ppr.
Die i'm hellen Irillid, arbeitenoen
Dtarner bes Sehniifen 0ilislperfs
0rdnacn III cinen BON Gallhpatro=
men pernehelien Harm sur Gettuua
GINGER bon Der SluBenpelt obQez
'hlpiieuer !0eiier elm. gei Der lie
hlu1a lpurbe Das neue @erdt init
ein9eiest. Gs ,purbe ruh Otittei.
lung oes Sprehers oes S6& be-
reits 1913 entlpifelt lmo crit in,
Goriabr experimental .loipeit per=
pollitanoiat. baH es ieinen Srdaer
blrh cine alltomatiide 9niierunass
einric)tllng init ben nutlpenoiaer,
Sarcritoff periprat. Die SrGaer
fonnen Iel6it bel hisbcr mbefonnten
@iftgaieu NIT Dem nellen @erGt ors
heitcn. Gs gilt als bas einiiae iichere
@erdt. ullf Das allh atDmuler Stulb
feinen itirenoen Ginflub hat. IS
fann ielbit I'M Giniab bel Sdurefo=
taltropben pernenDet peroen. Seine
ieitlihe aapaiitGt betrdat cine bis
cineinbolb Stl,nbe. IS arbeitct poll
fommen lnabhGu9ia bon Der slll.
Renluft lmo miro oesholb audi ols
&reislauftrager heieitnet. Ser Sra
ger lpirb etpa ,ehn Minuteu pnrher
BON Der Grihopfllna nes Soueritcfi=
nnrrates blrrd cinen Sisnulton I'M
terridGtet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

feline &anoioaten oufltcucn hurfs
ten. 9ies iporen ppr ollem Seutlhe
So,ioloenofratiife Eartci lrno Die
9briitlidb 9emofratiihe llnipn. Sb.
re 9(ntroae lpurhen einfah nid)t be-
rIfiihtiot. Oils @runb luurDe anHez
aeben. pob lie iih sepeIaert haben.
nas fiir,lid) perubid)ieocte Eartelres
aiitrierlmasoeies m;uerfennen, mas
Die GjutheiBuna Der 0iehtsnldBiafeit
Der Saor-9 Notwithstanding be-
oiuat bGtte. 9ieie Gerfailuna pro-
floniert bie llnabbGnaiafelt oes
Sooraehiets bon 9eutld,lanp.
slui oem Stimmsettel bcfinoen
iih pier lSarteien:
1. Gbriitlitbe &olfspartei, Die I'M
0eNentpGrtiaen Sartalnent eille ob=
lolute Mebrbeit hat unb sluar %
bon 80 Sibcn. sln ibrer Spite lteht
WinilterprdiiDent eSobanncs 6of1=
mann, elmer Der eifriaIten 9eiiirlpnr=
ter elmer Srennlna oes Saaraebies
tes bon Seutihlano. 8ei Der 1947
abqebaltenen 9Sabl erbielt bic Gb.
Golfspartei 5O.4 Grosent aller abz
aeoebenen Stimmen.
3. Tie Sosialnmofratiihe Sars
tel oes Soarlonbes, Die ae0enlpartia
iiher II Slb9epronete perfilat. Sie
erbielt 1947 33.4 Eroicnt oes Sc
iamtpotums. sln ibrer Spise itcbt
Giharo 8irn.
8. 9ic &ommllniitiihe &artei,
bic nlr einen Sib int aeaenlpdrtiaer
Sorloment einnimmt uno 1947
s.4 |rosent oer insaeiamt abaeaes
bcnen Stimmen erhiclt.
4. 7ie Semofratiihe Solfspor=
tel, bic neu .it. Sie itebt in Sppoiis
tion su ben aeaenlpdrtiaen Garteien,
triti fir bie Grbaituns Der oeutihen
aultur bes Saarlanoes ein, ihlieBt
aber bic rNotmen0ieteit" elmer
fran,oiiih iaarlGnbiihen SSirt.
ihaftsunion niht ans.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
'vorbereitungen fuer die Saar-WahI
sind nun in voIIem Gang

Gaarbriifen. - SIM Saaraebiet
nurben bic 8orbereitl.n9en sur y(bs
haltuns Der 2anOtoaslpobl am 30.
9tcpen,ber bei6lellniat, lpGbreno iib
ber Gbor Der belltid)en Eroteite int
mer mebr peritGrft, ipcil ale Deutlf,=
freunDIihen |arteien oil Der 9&ahl
nidt teilnehmen niirfen. Semndhlt
tpiro ber Bonner 9unDestoa cine
Gaar=G Gebatte dbhalten. bel Der
idarfe slnariiie oli 'srhnfrcih luo
bic Derseitiae SaarzHeaierlln9 er=
tpartet lperben.
Ger Gisput fat bic oelltlh=franz
a0iiihen Yeiiehun9eu un9elpObnlih
perid,lehtert uno Tie slt einem 9tad,-
fricgs=Siefitano aefiibrt. IS luiro
niht fir lrnlpahrideinlib aebalten,
bah bic Gaor-Srage ben 9eitritt
0eutihlanbs CUR Glropa-slrmee BIZ
naus,0eern tpiro. ober troeoem oells
tet nihts barauf bin, bab bier dn Ell
ne Menoeruns oer SSabl aeoa9t
mirb.
Oie 2anbtagsipabl iuirb natiirli6
niht bic benz 0ispllt sugrunoelie=
qenoe sSrase reaeln. oh Oas emit
oeutidbe Gaar9ebiet mieoer a1
OeutihIanb suruffommen miro. Gs
hanoclt iiG lebigli6 um bic &abl
bon SO acknowledgements. bic
ober tpabri9einli6 fir cine 9eaie=
rung ltinlnen tperoer. bic bic Srens
nunq bon Deutihlano als einen
ihrer 6aupterunoiase itellen miro.
Sos alles mn9en lid bic Teutihen.
sSron;oien unb Saarldnber flor uno
aus bieiem @runbe erre9t bic aanse
Inscleeenheit iopiel glufieben.
Befanntli1 ip,lroe oas Saar9e=
biet na6 Gnbe bes ?. 8eltfrieaes
poIitil1 autnnom ertlart, iolltc abcr
in elmer ipirtibaftlihen llnion init
sSrontrei9 fteben. Sic @eitmad)te
erfl1rten iih nit hieier Neaeluna
ols te,nporGr einperltanben: lie ipll,
te big gum Nbi4luB zines iSriebens.
rertrdees NIT 9eutihlono aelten
Sic Deutihen bebaupten. bic ,Srdn.
aoien unb bic Gaar>Negieruna ,piir.
ben nun Derilld)en, einen Oauerslr.
ftanb AT i6affen, obne auf ben sSries
0ensbertrag Al tparten.
2um &opfott auigtiurbert
0ie Bonner Neaierung ,lno 81,
he,ltiden Sarteien baben oie Gaar.
Idnber aufaeforbert. bic 9onbtaas.
ipdhl Al bonfottieren. inbem tie ert.
ipeber bem Wd6lgana fernbleiber
pber Ieere GtimmsetteI abaeben
Bonn felt ftn duf ben Stanbpunft
bak bic Wdhl Illegal lei, 6a ale Nor
feien. bic Miidfehr bes Gaaraebie
ties du Geutidlanb befiiriuorten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
Truman und Eisenhower
arrangieren Stabi|itaet
HaItsn sieh an die verfassungsbes beslimmuEgen ksi
UeberIeitung der Rsgisrungsgssehasfte.


unb bon ieinem 9tuhioIacr tann
niht erlportet perber. bob er bic
Gerantpprtlidfeit iibernimmt oner
teilt, big er ieinen Slmtseib abaelSat
bat.
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foiilua. bub inter bem eeaenpGrti,
ael, slrranNement bem 2onbe Sta,
bilit1t aetudhrleiitet miro, ip1hreno
aiinItise Nortif,ritte lit trsruGrtioen
gesiehunaelt aemac)t ,perpen TINS in
aelpiiiem Sinn bic 9ontiuuitGt in
Ser &eaicrlma aeiihert tpirn.
9iah einem fllr;en Tripotaeiprad
uno hunn elmer Idngeren Sieuna
nit iEren gerateru aohen iie ihre
Grfldrlnta heralts. Sic iaaten. lie
hatten einiQs her ipidltiaIten lsrohle.
me bes Sonpes duf Dem 8ebiet her
internationalen @esiehunaen be.
iprphen. Snfornotinnen lit ge;ua
burauf ieien bem General Giicn.
homer ;ur Gerfiteuna aeitellt tpnr.
hen. Inter lniercr @erfoIiltna mil.
ie Der Iroiioent feline iSllnftionen
ausiiben, bis ct aus ieinem 9(mt
austritt lno npn ieinem 9tahipIaer
fonne man niht ertparten. baS ct
Die Serontipnrtlihfeit oes 9sr1ii.
hentenamtes iibernimmt, big er icin
Sln,t antritt. Mdn lei iiberseuat. baf
Die Slrranaenents fit Gerbinounas.
itellcn lmb 3uiammenarbeit slpi,
ihen Der altcn ,mo Ser fommenoen
Communication ipeiterer getpeis
iinn, bob bas GpIf bieles 9anbes
ieiue s(naeleaenheiten nit einem
Sinn filr 8pntinuitGt lrnp nit Ser.
authenticated iiibren fann.
Gin sluaen;euse iaate. bic Sc.
arilBune ilpiidben oen beiber ;siih.
rern lei ouBeroroentlih her,lim qe.
ipeien. Sic Iachten beioe uno briif,
ten iiti, bic SoGnbe. Sci Serldiicn Der
Sihlrng aber hattie Giienholper einen
erniten @eiihtsausbruf unb tpics
,Sralcn nnn gerihterItuttern fharf
sllriif. s(ls non i'm fraate. nb CT
etpos ,ll idaen hattie, erlpiberte er.
bab CT es niht ,lpeimal ioaen iper.
De. Mal, hattie linn mitaeteilt. oaB er
ctnns in Elm Wifropbon ipred,en
miiiic. llnh bort iperbe er es iaaer.
9lu6erhulb ncs &eiIen Sduics
iaate CT bann. pieie Suiammenfunft
hGtte einem bpppeIten 3tped aes
oient: eritens hattie er einen mar
men Gmpfuna ieitens Der @iirger
&uibinatpns oeflnnen, lpofiir ct
ihnen oufrihtia hnnfe. Ser anbere
Seil lei Der aeipeien. ipnriiber bic
3eitrnaen herifteten. ilher aeipiiie
ARRANGEMENTS unb Die lleberleituna
Der ,sunftionen ber 9ieaieruna BON
Der alien auf bic neue Iominiitra-
tlnn.
9ln Ser aeihditlihen &onieren;
iparen Stoatsiefretar slf,einn.
gSehriefretGr Sopett, Shasamtsie.
fretGr Snnher. Ntitual Securltn
Iireftnr 6arrinon uno bic beihen
Giienholper =Gertreter Senatpr 9ohse
lmb ret Ietrpiter Sanfier 9chae
J betejIiat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

lebboites Sntereiie. beicnbers ais
cin tarbiaer Surge ,mo ein BLONDES
Diaphen bic eriten @eihenfe ielMt
ausmdhlen hlrften. Ger anabe
lubte einen euerIoihlpaaen aus,
bic flcine cine nieolihe Iuppe.
Sm sluihluB AT Die 3erempnie,
Die Durh Die aapclle Der Griten
Slrmee Die mriifaliihe 9Seibe er=
hielt. ipilrben ben 4Giten. baruntcr
pielen 9iplomaten. MilitGrs unb
Sertretern biiraerlitber llno firhli.
der Sraaniiationen, Grfriibungen
aerciht. Dtan iah Ii. a. ais Gertreter
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Snfcl sams iu Stubiensipefen
bier mei(t, II. II. a.
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