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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
Deportation Of Middle
Glass Jews From
Rumonio Starts

TEL AVN, (JTA) = The de-
portation of middle class "un-
productive elements" including
a large percentage of Jews, from
the larger Rumanian cities to
forced labor on farms has already
started, it was reported here last
week. The report estimated that
as many as 100000 families, many
of them Jews are affected.
The report stated that the de-
portations are taking place from
Bucharest, Ploesti, Galatz, Tim
isoare, Jassy and Krayvo. Former
land owners, factory owners and
other middle class elements who
are unemployed at present are
permitted to choose the area to
which they are sent, the report
stated.
An appeal by the Jewish Agen-
cy executive to the Rumanian
Government to halt the arrest of
Zionist leaders in Rumania was
voiced here by DR.. Nahum Gold
mann, co-chairman of the Agency
executive.
Speaking for the current plen-
airy session Of the executive, DR..
Goldman said that the meeting
had "heard wi h anxiety about
the wave of arrests of Jews in
Rumania because of their Zion
ism. World Zionism, while appre-
ciating the Rumanian Govern
ment's positive attitude toward
Israel and the continuation OF
Jewish immigration from Ru-
mania, cannot comprehend the
punishment of those who are
faithful to the Zionist IDEAL" he
added. He called for the release
of Zionists now under arrest and
their migration to Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04
JACKSON, MISS.
Papa and Coda M yerson

a hotel with funds supplied by
the Israel bond drive. A very
beautiful hotel, I am told. But,
I believe, the hotel which Abra-
ham built had one advantage.
Abraham never presented a bill
to his guests. Full hotel service,
free of charge, was the rule at the
hotel which he ran.
In order that no Wayfarer
might miss his hotel, says the
Midrash, Abraham's inn had en-
frances on all four sides.
About a year ago, Mrs. Coda
Myerson, in charge of the build
ing of roads in Israel, was being
criticized by some member Of the
Knesset.. Another member arose
to defend her. cit was no use," he
said, ito throw stones at Mrs.
Myerson, for she will simply take
the stones and build another road
with them"
Now Mrs. Myerson shows that
the sands of the desert are being
used in the me constructive
manner. The desert is being made
to blossom as the rose, as Isaiah
predicted. After all, wasn't Isaiah
the real father of the Mr.. Tru-
mans Point Four Program?
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-04

NSOASSAAASVSA @&O4AS = 0SC WI
of wells. It was there too that the
incident Of Abraham-the one
rather dubious aspect of his life
occurred. Abraham'S wife,
Sarah, was very good looking and
Abraham was afraid on account
of that. When Abimelech asked
him who the lady with him was,
he said: "She amt no lady, she
is my sister"
Actually, Of course, Sarah was
his wife and, later, he admitted
it to Abimelech. Then Abimelech
and Abraham made a covenant of
peace.
Abraham not only dug wells in
Beersheba, but, according to the
MidraSh, he built an inn to ac-
commodate passing wayfarers.
understand that there has re-
Gently been erected in Beersheba
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-05-23

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All COLUMBUS ads are listed
numerically according to the
Classified Index.
All ROSS COUNTY ads are 10.
Gated in Ross County Classified
Buyers Guide and are preceded
by fhe initials RC.
All GAINESVILLE ads are To-
Gated in the GAINESVILLE CLASH
fled Buyers Guide and the
numerals are preceded by the
initial z.
AMMO NouNcEMENTS
Funeral Directors
Information
Ga. Where to Dine
EMPLOYMENT
la. Help Wanted-Mae
lob Help Wanted-Eemale
Is Employment Agencies
II Situation Nanted--Msle
is Situation Wanted-Femais
EDUCATIONAL
BUSINESS SERVICE
80 Business Announcements
Advertisements under this ciagsifics-
tion listed under sub-headings &C.
cording to services advertised.
40 Hauling and Expressing
a Hotels
44a Homes for Aged or Invalids
Is Room and Board
45a Rooms Unfurnished
45b Rooms Furnished
45c Rooms for Housekeeping
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
80 Wanted Real Estate
SO Real Estate for Sale
64 Exchange Real Estate
SIS Builder-Builder Supplies
Goa Appraising
65b Home Modernizstion
65c Automatic Heat
LIVESTOCK
Il Poultry and Supplies
fla Feeds
lib Dogs. Cats. Pets and Supplies
MERCHANDISE
73b Piano Tuning and Repair
73c Radios, Repairs. Rentals
I'D Power Lawnmowers
Use Television
77g Foundry Work
~ Flowers-Plants-Tre
81 Diamonds Watches
s0a Food Mart
S2 Wanted to Buy
81 Miscellaneous for Sale
AUToMoTivE
SIC Auto Service-Repalrs
S7h Automobile Parts-Aecessories
ssa Tractors for Sale
20 Used Cars for Sale
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information

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Maximum $50 AID. 2095.
STOP! SHOP AT FAY'S AUTO SALES
For An Honest Deal
s42 W. Mound st. MA. sTsS
WANTED An unfurnished apartment
Preferably with Stove and Refrig. fur
nished. l child Up to $50. South
east or East. EV. 9021.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04
Beall Flags Loss
In Grain Thefts

Much has been said about scan
dial and corruption in the income
tax division of the Truman admin
stration, but little has been said
about how farm income has been
cut by thcfts Of grain stored in
federally controlled warehouses;,
Congressman j. Glenn Beall, Re
publican candidate for the United
States Senate, points out in
statement released to rural press
today.
Congressman Bcall said "Sccre-
tary Brannan attempted to excuse
the conversions of grain with the
statement that out of the $4,000,
GOO in grain which was stolen, the
government would only lose about
&t,000,000 But farmers are inter-
cstcd in knowing who is going to
stand the loss of the other 81
100000 When defaulting ware
house is thrown into bankruptcy
the Government is preferred
creditor, and it collects all of its
loss before other creditors get any
thing. If any assets remain, they
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04

Secretary Of Defense Lovctt has
issued a directive aiming at block
ing unnecessary expenditures for
supply and administration of three
ahmed SnrVicos.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-09-04

one Of his first purchases was an
electric milking machine.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03

BRANCH 4

Dear m nj b RS! Our next
meeting is Sunday April 9th at
500 p. m. After the meeting re-
freshments will be served and a
card party will take place. Please
try and come because we have
another dividend check. Our two
Elsies will tell you all about it.
some please come.
Our 5Oth anniversary. May 80
81 IS getting closer, and we wish
to get some new members. Our
sister, Mrs. katherine Thellman
who reached the age 80 years.
died March the 9TH in Alliance,
Ohio. Our President Mrs. Martini
and Vice President Susie Rehner
represented us at the 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 Gottschlne and
Jerry 1irlk will be married April
18th, We congratulate.
Betty Tischler, Seer.
y
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
Grossbunker
sind unmodern
geworden

gnnn. -- Sic slllslpertluns bes
bel ben ,llitGnoiaen beutid,en unb al.
liierten Stellen in Bonn pnrlieNens
ben Moterials hat iest eraebenL bal;
@robblnfer tiir neu ntpoernen Gllfts
idus lnitpcdmdRia iino.
Oils cinen Der Naupt1rilnOe baflir
Neben Die ,Sahreierelten Die in,n1er
arober fperDenOe 4cld)lpinOigfeit Der
,Sluoieu0e an, bic bic &orniriitcn
lno bon,it hie aefabrloie slnmarld)s
seit slln gunfer mcEr 1inb rnehc
nerfiirst h0ttem. Wiau mill hcsbalb
ncucn Slrten bon Sleins lnD &leinit'
bunfern ocn &orsllQ ocben. ipenn
Der 'ipile 9epplferl,ngsihlle" ipie
Die 9uftihusmabnahmen iebt be-
,eihnet neroer, &irflihfeit iperbert
lplltc.
GorlGufig lit man bel oeu 1T
,Sraae fpnn,enoen 2ienltitellen Der
Sumnesrepublit nod nid,t iiber Hes
ferentenentlpiirfe lrlo Die llcbcrpril.
iunQ iltercr WoBnohmcn tinallsae=
fomn,en. @inc praftiid,e Snanariffs
nobme ppr ollem 9rpBeren stiles
luor id1pu Desbolb ni6t moalid). neil
Der Stat bes Vlmoes= =annern1inilte'
rilln,s porerit MIR einen @etrao pon
ct,pas ilber cine bulbe Wtillion s.
Worf fiir oieie 3lpcfe poriieht.
Snnit fan Die IurdiiihrllnQ hes
,ipilcn &uitid)uscs nur itllfenlpeile
nah MaBoabe bet perfiiabren fl
naniiellen Mittel aeiheben. Sic erlte
Stufe lpilrDe, lpie man III amtlid,en
;Sahfreiicn erflGrt, iu Der @ieoer.
berlteluna 1iub Gerpollltdnhialng
Ser nod porbanoenen Shubeinridls
tunaen aller 9lrt beitehen, iolpie int
Mufbau einer nlDalid)It freilpilliNelt
Srganii iatiou, ipobei ,nan Iif aeies=
lihe &orihriiteu nun als einen aukez
rem Habmen oenft. 3uiammeu init
Den tehniirben llnn oraaniiotnriihen
Stcllen orbeitet cine lriiienihaftIife
!Silissruppc, Die alle bisher aenad),
ten Grfabrlmaen allf bent 4ebiete
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it,ls
oiert lnn ullsspertet. Shr Qehpren
bic befannteite,l helltihen &iiien=
ihaftlcr al.
&pn alliierter Seite beiteben feline
erunpiGslihen Ginipeilolmacn oegen
Dieic Gorbereitunaen eines sipilen
9uitiduses. Ntan rednet oan1it,
baR in @iir,e cit Mcrfbud) fiir hen
y,ipileu gcpOltcrlrnasid,us" hcrallss
aeaebeu lperDen fanr, oos Die ge<
polferuts in oroBen 3iiNen NIT Der
mcbcrneu slblpebr pertraut maden
ipn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Well. turnabout is fair play. Am
happy to report that | have be-
come an aunt. Congratulations
and the very best of wishes to the
proud parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gle
ment Morris who were blessed
with a little baby girl, their
second, whom they have named
Patricia Ann. This event took
place March 2Sth. We all wish
them happiness and the best of
everything. All yes, our future
membership certainly is thriving
In the agenda for this moment
is the dinner being given by the
Juniors for the committee who
did such a splendid job with the
meals during tht bowling tourna-
nent here and all Juniors are also
invited. Please keep this date of
Sunday, April ooth free. Time will
be reported at a later date.
Betty Lntch. Substituting
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
iAmeia 3S

llnierc reQelmGRise Monatsper=
iamr,llms finoet am Sonntaa, ber
6. Npril Inn 2 llbr nohmittoss itatt.
@ir hoifen, boR iicf bic Mitslieber
beteil;aen, cenu lmiere aonititutipn
miro nod einntal pnraeleien unD es
lit Die 3Sfliht uno 9lufoabe iebes
Mitaliebes bes :3,peiaes Is lid at,
Den &eriommlllnNen hires Gereines
su beteilioen.
Sin Wutter= lmo hter=ganfett
ipuroe beihloiien fir ben "a. Mai.
iSiir Die nahiten brei Monate iino
i'm {So,ial &onitee Sln,elia ArauR.
Cara 8onnerth uno !6eDu 9rotleff.
Sic Teieaaten fir bic oiesiGbriQe
aonpention ipuroe aelpGblt umo iie
iinb Die folaenoen Shipelteru: 9lmo
Sd)ulter, Suimna Soerman, ,toie
Willer, elisabeth @iruht, Warr
9ourp. slnna llnd1, Griat. ltnierer
franfen Shtpelter. 8otbarina Gau,
line, luilnid)en mir bolbioe Vciierllna
Sllianna 6erman, Sctr.
p, 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
Yittsburab Spnpoe
SaaitnQsiolqe

3ur ,SriibiahrspcriammIlrnQ ser
oclItii)cu &pnferen, Der EittsburNb
SpnChe Der Il. &. &. in ber ct.
Tulllus eiemcinoc su Sarentlm,
Ecnno., Ghrlp. 9lnorcas 9taQelboh,
Eoltpr Spci um 16. uno II. 9lpril
1862.
sMittrpod,, ben 16. slpril:
200 llhr nad)m. : Groiinlng nad)
aacnpoiid)er Srbnl,na - Namens-
lite -- Gintraacu oct @emeinocpers
tretcr-- Erptofpllpcrlelllno - Ge.
mntenberihte - 9telnpohl Der De
umtcl, - Grnennun0 Der Slrheits=
olaid)iilic.
800 ll6r nohmittoas: Sortroa.
Ter Glalthe bes Slppltcls Eaulus II.
hcr Wlaube oes Slppltcls Safoblls
-- Ealtpr IS. q. Gpellm.
@eirbtNpttesnienlt nit Ncid,trcbc
BON Eoitpr Nid)arb &Drher (Eallnr
slunrcos y. 9tehbp1en.)
80 llhr nacbn.: &pnfcreniNotz
tesoicnlt.
Erepiat: Naitpr eSpbonnes Seutih
(Euhunncs ,Soiiel.)
Gas heillNc 9lbcnpmobl, oerpoltct
puu ben &enmten Der &pnfercns -
Setunntnahunaen etc.
SDnnerstaN, ben II. 9lpril:
900 llhr BORN. Morgcnanbuht.
1clcitct Don Gaitur SSln. &eltber.
&urtraa: SufterinN ano Geatb
Nrpm She Ghrlltim Melpppint -
Eoitpr Nnoreus y. Hchbuacn.
(icitboitsiBlnN:,' gericbtc Der
Nlsid)ilIlc - Domination fiir bic
SmnnOuhuublen. = 9lllsipGrtiue Ser=
trctcr - Cinluou1nen sur n1d)iten
&unIcreni. - 9lntrG0c.
1900 llhr mitto0s: &crtoglno
init @ehet rpu 'Ealtpr SaIncn,ar
Suh.
80 llhr nuhm.: Grofinlna nit
ebct pnn Eo'tnr Sons :. =. Si,np>
lett. ,Sprtiep,ma Der CSeihaita,
nrOnllnQ - Eonfcabeicbliliie -
&crIeillnN beS (rotpfnlls- &ertaa=
Qlma llah ugcnoariiher SrDnun1.
&ieber Nocrr 9lN,tabr,loer:
,3lr ircllnOlihcn Wfiturbcit lrnn
illr Nlrhfilhrulu Dcs pbigcn Cages.
ornnlnlN lnlcrer Delltiten iSrilhs
lohrs ~&onfcrcn' crNcft bicrn,it Die
Glnloblms al Sic. Sic iirD ocbeten,
ipenn mn irucnO moglih, eincn Sc
melnOcucrtreter mitillbrin0en.
sllldl lnlO Sic 0ebeten. Sshr lmn
Shrcs observation-disclosures Hptnmen
Dent Srtspa'tor recltseitig ansllmels
ben, balnit fin trcie 6erbcrae uno
EerplleQlma &or'pr0e aetroffcn ncr=
ben fDnne.
Sic ct. GallIus Stride Iieot in
Ga't Sarel.tltm, oil Stb 9luenue uno
Sod Street. :3u erreihen iii Die Sir
die bon Sltcn her: nah lleheruue4
rllnu Der nellen 9telp &eniinaton>
Sarentlm Bride, blrh Stpplishts
al Der 7tb slpenlle, einen Slof berg
uuf, Damn rehts einbieaen au Stl
Slpcnlte.
Son Hittsburqh her, an Hpute 2S
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
NILES, OHIO
notice.!

There will be meeting on
April 6. 1852 at , :OO p. III. OF
Branch 20, at 7l7 Belmont Ave-,
Niles. Ohio. Members are asked
TO attend this meeting. Officers
are asked to come at | o'clock SO
that the books can be checked.
There will be a dance held in
the German Hall. at ~ Belmont
Avenue, Niles. Ohio OH Saturday,
April 10Th, 1852 at 800 p. III.
Terry Zalac and His Social Aires
will furnish the music. The Social
.\ireSj are heard every Saturday
at 10 :O p. III. over Radiostation
NkST. Come One'!! Come All!
Join In TIE Fun!
Sincerely yours
Frederick Fritz" Schell,
Recording Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
SALEM NEWS
BRANCH 10

At the April 4th meeting there
will be special event. Life Mem
bership will be presented to five
members who lave been members
for 50 years. Stefan Fernengel,
Johann Mild. Audrey Meter,
Martin Drotleff and Andrew
Drotleff are the members to be
honored.
This is the first Of an annual
event. so we would like to have
everyone come out to help honor
these faithful brothers.
Delegates to the Grand Lodge
Convention have been elected
They are: Rudolph Bodendorfer
Fred Thesis Jr., John Ulrich. vii.
liam Holzinger, Dan Weber Jr.
and John Spack Ir. Alternates
elected are Andrew Kekel Sr., and
Herman Linder.
The meeting will start at S:O(
p. III. and the Door Prize is worth
$500 this time.
Ralph Gang, Seer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
Klein Korfreitagsbesueh
bel Therese Nevmunn

WeiOen. - Sbcrele 9teunann,
Die Stiamatilierte bon &onnersreutf,
miro i'll bieienr Sabre am aorfreito0,
DEN II. Mpril feline a,,spGrtisen Be-
illher empfangen. sic ioote einem
gerihterltatter. haf iih ihmn pirIe
Selud)er ongemeloet uno Heiiclns
ternehmen aus aal1s IeltihlanD er=
tunoiqt bGtten. Sic nriiiie iehoh ie=
be Seniatinnsmaferei ablebneu ,uO
fOnne lllr Die gep6lferlmu BON &on-
nersrelIth empidnaen, lpie bies in
trilheren siabren abnlith aelpeien lei.
Ger Verihteritatter crflhr, oaR iidl
bel ibr fura mad, benz aarfreitae
1851 Die uctpohnten Geihcns,eiden
init glutllnaen al 6Gnoen lmo ;Sii=
Ren. am &opf ulo al Der Seite ipie=
Der einitellten unD Die Stiamatiiierte
allh Die HaiIion Ghriiti piiio,,dr e.
lebte. 9lm> aarfreitaa ielblt iparen
Die Grid)einlnacn alisaeblie6eu.
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IS, 900 vertriebene
Buvern hoben wieder
einen Hof

Bonn. NunS $4,000 BERTHE.
bene 9auern fonnten bisber oils 81.
gentiiner ODER Yafter IN bie melt.
Sei,tid)e 2anotuirtihait einseslieoert
speroen, gab 6as Bunoesuertriebenen.
ninilterilm befannt. Snsaciamt
murben ari @r,mo bes ssliihtlings.
geieses pom 1. Suli 1949 big 5lnt
81. De5en,ber 1851 an Tertriebeae
23,214 lanomirtihaitlide 8etriebe
nit elmer @eiaantildhe bon Ia't
10000 &eftar perseben. Iie su Der
JIiihtlinasiieolung eriproerlifen
Mittel belieien iid nuf 346,1 Nil.
lionen Warf. Tie nleiiten 0ertriebe.
nenbofe bat Nie0eriahien nit iiber
80 Hro5ent Der Beiu,nt3abL eeiolgt
BON @apern uno SAlesui9-&olitein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH s

The regular monthly meeting
WAS held Saturday, March 9Th.
and was we'll attended.
In this meeting it was decided
that the delegates to the conven-
tion will be elected on April 18th
Anyone wishing to take part i'll
this election should try to make
it his business to attend this meet
ing.
Those who were unable to at,
tend the last meeting will prab-
ably be. interested to know that
painting of the interior of the
club rooms was started March
18th.
1t was also decided that the
steward for the coming year will
again be Albert Rohrman making
this his third year.
Thomas l. Guist, Seer
d, 3
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH l6

In Our last meeting the dele
gates to this years convention
were elected and are as follows
Anna Toperzer, Sara Vogt and as
substitute Helen Rohrman. Our
next meeting will be held Sunday
April 18th, 1852 at ? 80 p. m. We
are having another Bingo and
Gard party which will be held on
Sunday April q. 1852 at $50 ..
m. All members should bring their
prizes to this meeting and give
them to the chair lady Sue kell-
ner. Coffee and cake will be
served after the meeting.
Helen Rohrman. Seer.
p. 3.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03

amount recommended in the Pres
ident's budget message it is three
times the amount which was ap-
propriated last year. This shows
conclusively that the important
place Of Cleveland Harbor in the
whole defense program is finally
being recognized. Cleveland indus
trial leaders testifying for this
measure had requested $l3,537 900.
They stated that this was necessary
for the completion Of the harbor
needs. The measure may be amend
ed either on the floor of the house
or in the Senate.
nURING last weekend there was
IL provided an inspection day at
the White House for Members of
Congress and their wives. Naturally
there was a great divergence Of
opinion, but as whole, comment
was favorable. Certain it is that the
addition OF closets, the moderniz-
ing of bathrooms, and the air-cool-
ed "solarium" on the top floor with
its truly lovely view will make life
easier and pleasanter for our Pres
idents and their families. We, the
people. have paid some 5ls million
dollars to fire-proof and make Sc
cure our White House, to insure its
comfort as well as suitability for its
many uses.
Remember it is no longer just
"the Presidents house" as it was at
first. Little by little it has become
almost an adjunct to the executive
ofices, which under President Cool
idge held 80 people. but Which now,
! am told, must accommodate some
300!
The two noticeable changes are
the entrance hall into which the
stairway now gives thru a wide
doorway decorated with the seals
of the thirteen original states, and
the painting of the woodwork in
the State dining room. You will re-
member that Theodore Roosevelt
panelled it in oak. a pleasant con-
trast perhaps, to the varying colors
of the other rooms.s But the new
soft green is very lovely, and is the
perfect background for the 18th
century "over-mantel" brought over
last year as q gift from King
George by his daughter, HR.H
Princess Elizabeth, now Queen ot
England.
Soon the old routines will be es.
tablished, and visiting days will
give you q chance to see the State
apartments when you come tc
Washington. I think you viii find
them to your liking-worthy Of the
great country that u ours.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03

fir oieie 2eiituns iino 3.55 Mlnu.
ten; aber man ml,b ibcn rett geilbt
icin. Inn bas ouh 3ll ifa'Ien.
8is ser 0eielle bann Mellter
miro unb eineu ei9enen gejlrf er'
bdlt, hat er nod gcniieeno 3elt.
oae Griabrun6en uno arbeiten oes
Sfrparjen 8eruis ourh5umdhen.
CUR Meiiterpriiiung gebort nod el'
ne ausbiloung bei ser Ieucrpebr,
unS piele Shcrniteinieeer iino 5u'
gleih grandmother.
Sic ollie. bonn 2ehrling big sum-
Sbern1eiiter, iino itol; aui ibren
Ihparjcu 3erui, benn lie eeboren
nod gum alten SanOiuerf, bas ol,f
bette, in elmer 3eit Der moberniten
Sehnif, nod nicbt entbebrt ipcrocn
fonn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH 33

The regular monthly meeting
will be held on Monday April l4th
at 800 p. N. instead OF Aprii 10Th
as planned.
The members on the sick list
this month are Sam Rienerth.
VIM. Lutsch. Michael e.. Schmidt.
John Schieh. George Gierling. The
members wish them all a speedy
recovery.
The members wisl, to send their
sympathy to the Arthur Fernhorn
family who passed away March
18th, 1952.
John K. Schneider. Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
Goncurbia G6pr

Iies lit ein g(uiruf an ale sah,
len bon y)ollnastoiun unD llmae=
blma, iih on benz fommenben isriibs
IMPRISONMENT, ipelhes ber Gontoroia=
Ghor am Gonntag. ben 27. MpriI
abhdlt, su betciliaen uno su erideis
men. Sllle >,Sreuuoe unb Nefannte
limb bcr,lid)lt einaelaben. sSreunbe.
Die iih ant @eIana erirenen lno Dem
Goncoroia<Ghor aerue beitreten mir.
ben, iinD a,lfs herslid)ite einselaben.
IS lpirb ieoen 9ienstaa INN s llbr
abenos aeiunse,.
&ir bitten aue ianaesfreubiael1
Witalieber ,,b Wefannte piinftlid)
All eriheinen.
Mit berslihem @ruR,
,Slora Hamer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-04-03
2(tt< st. Genis, u1e.
Brand Is

llniere reeelmGRiae Monatsper=
iamrallnQ lpiro Samstoa. Den 6.
slpril Inn 3 llhr nahmittaos int
Ct. Sollis Some abaebolten. 9ie
sMita!ieoer ,peroen eriltht. in bieier
Seriammllrua ale sll eriheinen, oa=
nit Der Sefretir alien Die 9ipiben-
Den ausadhlcn fam.
Sn lmierer Mdriperiamml,mo
mllrOe beldlloiien, mad, Der Ser
lamluna oas SlterfeIt su ieiern. I'm
iere Nundperlpalterin Sd)ipeiter
0ioie 8irf luurbe beollftraat. oas
Giien ,u beioraen 1mn Shpeitcr
Aatbarine 8oelloeni uno Schlpeitcr
slnra 2icR peripraheu ibr babel NIT
suhcIicn.
Geo Voellpeni, Sefr.
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