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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
St. Poul NAACP
Women To Hold
Rummoge SuIes

Every Saturday until further
notice, the St Paul NAACP CO.
ordinating Committee will hold
Rummage sales at 227 Rondo
Ave.
Money raised will go 10 the
NAACP Freedom Fund whose
goal is the end Of all types Of ra-
cial discrimination by 1864, the
Tooth anniversary Of the Emanci-
patton Proclamation.
The Coordinating committee Is
composed OF about 30 st. Paul
women, President of the group Is
Mrs. Allie Hampton. vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Addie Few; secretary.
Mrs. Frank Smith, and treasurer,
Mrs. Marie Rawls.
Mrs. Bessie Turpin Of the Com
mittee is this years NAACP
Christmas Seals chairman for St
Paul. Mrs. Lula King is chairman
Of the weekly rummage sales. The
group solicits clothes for the sale.
Many OF the women win work two
hours a week mending and repair
ing the garments for the sale.
Citizens having Bundles for
Freedom" for the rummage sale
may call Mrs. King at Mulberry
1929 Of Mrs. Few at Dale 1891
and the bundles win be picked up.
Don't forget 10 attend the rum
mage sale. There will be many
useful items for sale. Sale every
Saturday at 227 Rondo.
All st. Paul women who are
members Of the NAAcP are elig-
ibIe for membership in the Co
ordinating committee.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

Rev Giiligan and s. Edward
Hall. member OF the Urban
League board since It's founding
we're both presented citations for
outstanding service rendered the
League and community
Gustav Larson. president OF the
Saint Paul Association made the
presentation to Rev Gilligan Mr..
Hall received his citation from
Rev. Gilligan.
The nominating committee
headed by John M. Patton SUBJ
mitted the following nominees for
board members. For three year
terms: Ruth l.. Bowman, DIR. ].
w. crump, william Godette. Rev
Floyd Massey Jr,, Carl T. Schune-
man, Mrs Carl T. sehuneman.
Clayton G. Rein and Joseph Ok
oneslti
For two year terms: Rev. Den
iii Carly. To fill the unexpired
terms OF George Mann and Rev.
James Dixon, Mrs. Leroy Lazen-
bury and Carl HennemAnn were
nominated
The recommendations of the
nominating committee whose
other members were Leoua Win
ner. Robert r. Mitchell and Floyd
Massey Jr, was approved by
voice vote.
Councilman Jones sparkling adj
dress was well received. Jones
said go II we want America at
all, we had better appreciate that
the name, America Is. has been,
and must continue to be the AM
erica that all Americans say II
must be. II must be an America
Of, by and for the people"
Citing the discomfort Of the
American Negro, Jones said that
the wants Of the Negro are very
simple The Negro wants the same
rights and privileges that all
others enjoy together of course.
with the responsibilities which re
has always assumed
Jones retailed what ten Of the
leading American Negro figures
said they felt the Negro wanted
from his native land
He said that an American better
employed, better housed and
betted educated can do better
Job fighting communism.
The speaker advocated public
interest in housing as a requisite
for good citizens. He set forth
some Of the Ills OF the nation and
pointed to some OF the progress in
human Citations andeconomic adj
vance.
About IT'S persons attended the
dinner meeting held at the Hotel
Lowry.
Thomas Taiiey liz executive sec
rotary Of the st. Paul Urban
League.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

Marian Nicholson. 81, OF $50
Aurora passing six packages OF
marjuana cigarettes TO Hubert
caves. ~. OF 1899 Klainert around
$50 p. m. Friday,
Each package contained eight
mariiuana cigarettes often refer
red TO as weeds" or Sticks" The
two men were placed In custody.
An immediate roundup of associ-
ates OF the group began and by
early Saturday morning five
other men had been arrested.
Held under bail are Walter u.
blackburn. 80, OF AIS Rondo, HUI
bert Eaves, Joseph X. Lewis, 80.
OF A32 Aurora. Marian A. Nichol-
son, John Green, %, of 30s Rondo,
and Troy l.. Johnson. "a, OF 800
ST. Anthony.
Federal agents would not state
whether the entire ring" had
been apprehcndcd or how much
dope had been confiscated Agents
did say the group arrested are re.
sponsible for most OF the narcotic
sales in the Twin Cities in recent
months
All but Green and Johnson are
charged with transfer OF narcot-
les" Green is held as a narcotics
law uolator' and johnson as a
material witness The men were
arraigned before William II Eek.
ley. u. s. commissioner. today and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
BRIEF
SCENE
High and Lowdown"
BY BAII.EE THOMAS

We doff our chapeau to seven
Minneapolis firms who are run
ming full page ads in Business
Week TO attract industry to the
Upper Midwest. This is good pub
lie service. The firms are First
National Bank, Investors DIVERSE
fled Services, Minneapolis Gas
Co, Northern States Power Co..
Northwestern National Bank.
wcCo-Tv and the Minneapolis Il
ST. Louis Railway.
The ads are designed to promote
the Upper Midwest as a location
for new plants and distributive
facilities by calling attention to
its booming economic develop
ments. With states like Mississip-
pi slipping into Minnesota and
offering no taxes and other prem
iums to WOO our plants away
from the area, il is refreshing to
see some of the leading firms get
ting together to sell the advant-
ages of this great area to business
and industry elsewhere.
South Carolina members of the
NAACP gave the NAACP a check
for thousand smackers (dollarsl
last week. The people down there
must believe freedom costs
money!
Frank Yerby's new novel, THE
DEVILS Laughter" dial Press. N.
Y, $500 is well rated by James
J. Force, Associated Negro Press
book reviewer.
In Baltimore the NAACP OPP
poses a major league team fran
chise because of segregation at
that city's baseball parks. The
NAACP through Walter White
urged American League owners to
turn down the Baltimore plea for
the st. Louis Browns club. II
didn't help much, Baltimore fin
ally got the Browns!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Rabbi To Talk
On HOUSING

Sunday. at 9:15 a. m. October I,
Rabbi w Gunther Piaut viii de-
vote his Sunday morning broad
cast over wMIN TO n discussion
Of the problem Of the Negro who
seeks decent housing in Mime
apolis.
He win make special reference
to the recent pamphlet, 'The Me-
gro As A Neighbor." published by
the Governors Interracial Com
mission.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

remanded to { he Ramsey county
Jail Bail was set at 5000 each
.or all except Johnson whose bail
was set at $500.
Two OF the men arrested are
local youths. one came here from
Dea Moines, one from Chicago
and another claims California as
his home.
lsec current number Saturday
Evening POST.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

The NAAcP charged military
officials with entering into con-
tracts TO keep schools on posts
segregated, even after the Presi-
dent had clearly stated that such
undemocratic policies should be
ended.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

In 81. Paul give generously TO
the Community Chest II supports
80 agencies including the 1t.
Paul Urban League, Halle q.
Brown Community House and
Crispus AftuclSs Home.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Ever Stop To Think
About What Makes
The Paper You Read ?

Ever stop to consider what to produce even the
smallest newspaper?
Let's consider the publisher for moment On smaller
weekly newspaper he likely only and publisher
OF the newspaper but the adman job printer Linotype OBJ
orator. feeder circulation bookkeeper and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
BACK COPIES AVAILABLE

BACK COPIES AVAILABLE
Back issues Of this paper are
available nj the Minneapolis Of
flee, sis Third Ave. :. Write TO-
day for issue desired. Send ten
ceats for each copy wanted, plus
&c postage for each copy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Annual St. Paul Urban
League Meeting Hears
New York Councilman

ringing address by City Councilman Leland N. Jones.
young Buffalo leader the feature Of the 0h annual
meeting of the st Paul Urban League Thursday Sept "a
At the meeting, Rev Francis Gligan, longm
board member and president Of the league announced
TINT he Mas serving his inal year board chairman
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Federal Narcotic Agents
Nab 7 Suspects In
Dope Ring Roundup
tsee Editorial Page ~

Friday night Sept % Federal narcotic agents assist
ed by St Paul police garnered suspects effort to
dry up the Twin City of marauana and heron Six Of
the arrested Negro and seventh white.
and members of the ST. Paul police morals
Souad naned near they observed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Robert r. Mitchell
PTA Music Chairman
Active In City

Robert X, Mitchell active in ST.
Paul civic and church circles has
be"n r~s,rt-',a cbaIrrran NJ the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

The exclusive services Of the
Associated Negro Press tell In
formed readers OF this paper each
week Of the progress and prob
lens Of Africa Our readers get
information not found In other
Minnesota papers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
N.A.A.C.P.'s Mitchell Raps
Slow End of jimCrO
Schools On Army Posts

Washington (ANP)-The National Association for the
Advancement of Coored People through its Washington Bur
director Clarence Mitchell last week protested the de
parmen of defense decision that would wait two be-
fore ending segregation in schools military posts
The defense made by the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

NAACP Rummage Sale, every
Saturday at 22T Rondo Ave. All
are welcome.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Humphrey Letter
To IKE" Books
NAACP Protest

Washington, d. C,~-Scnator
Hubert II. Humphrey %. Mimi
today released the text OF a letter
he had sent to President Eisen-
hover. urging an investigation of
patterns OF segregation" In
schools on military posts He
specifically mentioned instances
at Fort Belvoir Virginia and Fort
Hood. Texas.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Keep Feet On Ground

Every celebrity. no matter how high he
might climb. would do well always to re-
member to keep his feet on the ground.
There Is nothing so ephcmerai as fame
especially in the entertainment world
and the hero OF today Il often the bum Of
tomorrow. No one likes a conceited,
thoughtless person no matter how talent
cd he may be and the man rising rapidly
In the public eye could heed well the phil
osophy expressed in an old Uncle Remus
proverb: Watch out when you are getting
all you want Fattening hogs amt in luck
Ebony Magazine
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

Roy sr gets in the picture Mrs Cam paneas head
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-06

iammliIne eine 0o,pling 2oee gegriins
Set tperben un0 alle Die 2ult baben al
fegeln, mogen fommen liuo lid anInel'
oen. Sung unb glt bon 60 big so
Sabren nerben baju angenommen.
Die niht in Die Veriammll,na font
men fonnen. iolleu oufruien go. T.
1865. 9tid,t ipdter lpie am 1. Septems
ber miiiien miiiien bie Mnnelbunaen
eriolet fem, oamit eeniigeno Seit lit,
alIes gu arrangieren.
glud) tpiro ser 8erein beifIieben.
Oh mir uns in Corpora in 9orain anl
5Oidbrigen ssubilGum beteilieeu iol=
len. llniere Witglieoer merSen eebes
ten. iih am Daloieit ser SItieite 2ie=
oertaiel sablreid, 3u beteiliaen. Gs
piro iider een1iitlid, uuo Iuitig bel
Sen Sdnsern iein. 8ir ,piiien quite
llnterhaltuna lit MIR bort, mo @eiane
lit. slIlo bite alle slnreelineen 81,
beatlten. uno oas Wchl uno bas Ssn,
tereiie bes Yereins uno oes aeiamten
Yolfes baburd ,u forOern, bab lie lid,
in Der 0eriammll,ne beteiliaen ,,nO
ibre Meinuna bort ausiprefen.
Mit Bruoersrub 5eihnet,
Sobn ared, sdriitiiibrer.
6, 13.
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Was waere das Leben,
Wenn es keine Rosen gaebe!

lebenoen gebiirtieen SdngerbaHierin,
;yrau Mueuite @oeel madte 1914 bic
gererober,me Der Nnlage aui 12 ia
moalidD.
gtua 100000 Yilonsen bon runo
1000 Sortcn uno Arten nmfabt oiele
ein,igartiee Sammlung, bic Sanger'
bauien ben id)onen gsamer Stolen.
jtabt" geseben bat. Gas &oiarium lit
nidt MIR cine 2tdbte ser Jrueoe uno
Grbolung, es oient aud tpiiienidaits
Ii.ben 3peden. Ibm lit Elm @oienIor'
ibungsinititut angeglieoert, in Dsl'
dem olle inz uno auslGnoilhen Rolen
tpiiienidaitIid) bearbeitet peroen.
Gas 50iGbrise 1ubildum bradte
piele tauieno @6ite nod Sangerboll.
fen nnb ben S0bepunften Der Geltlid.
feiten biloete bic gin,peibune elmer irn
Moiarium neuseitaiienen 5retlihtl
biibne NIT ser Muifiibrung Der Spz
vMartba" bon Gieor. b. Jlotom.
Carl Sbner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-06

S1ngerbauIen. cine 4reisitaot bon
$4,000 Ginmobnern in sadien,an.
bolt ieierte om 8. Suli B. s. oas sol
idbrige 4ejteben ieines &oiariums.
Dort tpuroe Der a0niein Ser Blumen
cine &eimitatt seidaiien, ,pie lie eins
maIis in ser DeIt lit uno niemanb,
Der iih Elm empfdnelides Ser5 fir Die
Notur erbaIten bat. fann iid oem
acknowledgement Ginorud entsieben.
ben Die ein3isarttee Gar6enipmpbonie
oieier Wiaionen berrliditer 8liiten
ausloit. Saneerbauien beiist in ieis
mem Noiarium Elm 4leinob, melbes
ieinen 8uf oIs oe,tife &oienita6t
iiber alle Grensen eetraeen bat. Sein
Roiarium iiberraat an @roBe bic BE-
oeutenben 8oienedrten bon GSap oes
Wans.r@ @opereur BEL paris, bon Con.
son uno Sen Il. g. u.
Muf ser &auptperiammlune in,
Sabre 1898 oes .8ereins oeutiher
&oienfreumoe in Srantfurt a. M.
,puroe Die MnIaee zines Yereinsroia.
RUINS aneereet. Neben anoeren iid)
beiperbenoen St6oten fiel Sic @abl
auf Saueerbauien. bas feline neu=
seibaifene Sta6tporfonlaeen bieriiir
our Berfiieuns iteute. Der rRoienbas
ter" @pmnaiialprofeiior gmalo @nal,
unA6er Mmateur=@ =@oien5iidter Mlbert
Soffmonn ,poren sic treibenoen &rdi,
te uno 10 fonnte anldBlih oes 9ons
erciies oeutiber goienfreunoe an,
80. Suli 1908 bas 6 ia grobe Roia=
rilm eroifnet 1perben.
Ta mani id,on iebr balS nidt 1nebr
alIein bic altbefannten Mpieniorten
bier iammeln, ionbern uud Reubeiten
,iihten tpoIlte unb au ben goelroien
nod cine Spenbe oes Botanifers Dr.
Died bon &unoerten BON Wiloroien
aus aller @elt fam, mar cine ertpeis
terun9 6eS @elGnoes notipenbig. Die
bohher3iae Spenoe elmer in Milfauee
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-06
Devtscher Beitrog
~, zvr Erforsehvng
@ Nordbrusiliens

9tio De Saneiro. Sm brdlilionts
Ifeu NatiouaImuieum in &io be So
neiro niro ber5eit cine @us iteuuns
iiber golf, 2anoidait uno uno Tiere
bes @ebietes ONT 9arailub I'M Staa'
te Varu ge3eist. Sic sebt uns beion'
oers on, neil es eeraoe Deutihe mo-
reu, sic bort tpertpolle Gorlherarbelf
uno 8ionieroienite geleiitet baben Mno
SEN Sarailub 5u einen meiteren Bei'
ipief beutider aulturs uno Jor'
ihuuasorbeit in Norobraiilien meroen
IieBeu:
gsad,6em Der oeutihe Seiuitenpater
Qonrao Bieil aus 2onitan5 bic erlte1'
aeoarapbii9en Sfi33en bonn Haros
fluB qelieiert bate, rloerte 9. Mnton
gfel 1925 oA, Yaru binauf, nm Sno'=
amer fit feline Mlbeia bon Stacuruca
am iiuau ansubeuern: 1856 botte y.
2auren3 aaulen aus &oln Die Nlane
fir ben neuen aiihenbau Der Mlbeia
Yarn fertig, uno 1891 bereilte Der
portuaieiild)e Yiarrer bon Haru Den
Oberen Yaru our grrihtuns elmer
SlubItation. Nab einer franjoltl4e'l
grpeoition I'M Sabre 1887 nerinhte
1923 cine norbamerifanii@e auf benz
tpaiieriaGrei9en Haraflnb porauorir'
aen. JeIir speiier, Elm Deutiher. ner'
iuhte basielbe llnternebmen uno ner'
lor einen @eidbrten als Opfer oes
llripalos. 8efannt lit Elm auil1lubrei'
reihes Bud iiber Die expedition .Sn
Glitter oes bralilianiihgn ltrwalos'
(stutteart 1926; aud Sdnls'
Gampibenfel. ebenialls elm Deutlder
idrieb elm fcines Blth, bas alleroings
MIR in gngliid borliest, rMioole o
&ea's Sunsle" (2on6on 194O. Sn
neuer 8eit tpie6erbolt bereiit uno e.
ifIoiien boben Sen Naraflub Der oe,,t
fhe Miiiionsbiiaof alemenS @etge,
aus 2euterihnd I'M aQe1n un6 BEL
Osiiiionor g. slbolf @otbmu1er aus
Neaensbura.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-06
Siebenbiireifh. .2lmerifaniides Dolfsblatt

fammlung bei5umobnen un6 ii@ gut.
itebeno az MAIDEN. falIs lie NIT ben
8eitrdeen i'm @iiditonb fn6. &c tp,r.
be nniere 8unfo. uno aartenpartie
obgebdlten am 10. Suli ouf oem9amn
BEL Shipeiter ezra aonnertb an Der
9eep @aroen Ane. Gs ,puroe Elm fet.
ner 2unh ierbiert pom ben Weburts.
togsfinoern i'm Suit. Beiten Dant.
Hreiie eineen an Sdpeiter aropot,
Shmeiter Shnefer uno Nuobanoer.
Die nddite Hartp i'm Muguit tDir6
aboebnlten am Donnerstaa. oen 20.
Muguit i'm @arten BEL Sbmeiter 2a.
tbesrine aroub an Der Me,p Goroen
slpe. @s tperoen Die @eburtstaesfin.
Der im 3uauit Sen 2unh uno Nreiie
,beioreen. 8itte fommt alle, Iobt uns
ben garten bon sHneeitr arauB
fiillen.
llnieren franten Stmeitern Mar:e
Shmibt, &. Drotleff, Wnrp Sadion
,piiniden mir baIoiee 1eKerune.
Mui Bieberiehen!
aatb. @uneid, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-06
Aus WotertoWn
3meia SO

ltnIere reselm1Biae geriamml,lng
ipuroe ont Ia. SuIi Inn 7:30 l1br
abenos abaebaIten. Sn bieier Ser.
!ommlung batten mir bic gbre, nnie.
rem @roBprGiioenten Greb s. EbeiB,
iamt somiIie fennen au lernen. gead,=
Dem unier BrGiioent George Wolf tins
ieren @robprdiioenten uno 5amilie
beqriibt unb ben Mitglieoern borge.
iteQt bate, batten mir etne iebr furse
Neriammll.ns. iobaB mir uns audi Elm
tpenig semiitlid unterbalten baben.
Shabe, bob niht mebr Mitglieoer
Der 8eriammlune beigetpobnt baben,
oenn unier grobprGiioent bat uns nit
einem tpunoerbaren 8ortrae ermabnt,
Die BriioerIidfeit in 8utunit su tpab=
rem uno gu foroern. gs mar nidt nur
eine gbre, fonoern olh cine Sreuoe,
8ruSer 1beiB FAINT Gamilie bier IN
Batertotpn au baben. l1niere nahlte
8eriamml,,ne iinoet itatt BEN II. Mu.
quit Inn 1880 l1br abenos. Soften
mehr Mitalieber in Sen Gerlamnt=
lungen a., ieben.
Moie @cber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-06
g. e. 9amen&sr Saronia
@nnbeSieftipn 5

Crib Got. tperte 9 BoIfsgenciien.
Saronid erloubt iih befannt 81
MAIDEN, ooB mir am Sonntae, Sen
1S. Sftcber ,,m 3 ltbr nad,mittass
infer 3Oidbrises StiitunesfeIt feiern
peroen unb mir oarum bitten. tpenn
m0alid, oieIes 7atum fir Saronia,
GlepeIano @eii, 5u reieroieren, allo
ben 19. Ottcber Tim 3 ltbr nahn.
slIes Nabere miro ipdter in btelen
Spalten befannt seoeben tueroen.
8orIdufis Iino piele Sdngerinnen
oui sSerien, ipe;ieI bas beriibmte
,Clo Bretp" Ndb=ardn5heu mar in
Germillion, ouh uniere Iiebe &orriet
ssroblits sStneioer ,par babe:. llniere
Gi,eprGIi6entin cara @eber l,no @ats
te George tparen ai,i @eiien in Teras
in eittem autounfan perungliidt nno
cara Ieioet an einem eebrohenen
Mrm. Mnna Mfardihfp iast, bic Reiie
nit Wutti uno Batter mar idon beim
gruSer George unb @attin unb imei
her;igen Maoels in MriSona llnb I'M
geacmitcne Hationa[ Barf. Hapa
N,araiffp iaat, oaB Der liebe @ott
einen 10 mdftigen @raben bort beim
yeGoitone National parf errid,tet
bat, uno 0tutthen Naraid,fp tpare
10 eerne nod tpeiter uno ldnaer Der.
reiit, ieooh Yati hattie oieaetbt
rSein,tpeb"!
sophie uno Mnop 7beaman iin6 in
California - uno mir 9riiben aae
Iieben yolfsgenoiien bon Nab uno
ssern reht berSlih. 8ir frei,en uns
aufs Sdnserfeit un6 iineen bic lido.
mem 9ieSer iebr eerne.
9iebe gereinsmitelie6er! lln'ere
n61Ite 0erimmlune lit am 9onners.
tas, BEN 13. Musuit nod Der Brobe.
@s lit pieIes au erlebieen, barum fino
ole eriuht. gu erideinen. HrdI. Siup
Stenrto bittet barltm.
Den Shtp. Cara Weber. Soban.
no Stern uno autborina Braun min.
fden mir balSige 8eiierung. 1iIp
&e6ridb 1T per 2uft nod europa 'ees
reiit, ebenfc 1T grprdi. Roia Betri III
ct. 2ouis. gud, alien ,piiniden mir
eine eliidli4e &eimreiie.
@. 9iIfler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-06
NmS utles> Otie
3meia 20

Obieer 3tpeis bGIt elm Yiduid ob
in nnierem @arten BEL Der &aae, III
Velmas,t Abe. uno Iaoet alle Elm 'suna
i'no Nlt. @roB uno Rleiu. Sir Griri.
ldnngen nno Qund baben mir elm
tiihtiges aomitee on Der Mrbeit. so
tontmt nod Stiles am Sonntaa, Set,
Is. Guguit. anfane Inn 2 1lbr nadm.
Mud Wufit miro sum 1an3 oufs
fpieIen.
Diefen plnt fann man per BUS ers
reiHen. tpenn mon nod 9eiIes, Ohio
an Der Mobinfon Mpe onfomn1t. Sort
beitei9t man ben Dus an Delmont
Mpe. nnb fommt serdbed,,s Bis in bic
&dne.
Mlio mir bofien ouf einen groben
0eiuh.
GaS 0omitee Der
s. g9en, sefr.
6, 13.
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zentra|verbands Ange|egenheiten

Secretary: Henry SCHNEIDER
106O5 Linnet Avenue, Cleveland
II, Ohio.
Rev. John Foisel. 76l Eddy Rd.,
Cleveland 8, Ohio.
Richard kautz. 4722 Grebus Rd.,
Columbus J, Ohio.
John Schneider. 1866 E. 145th
ST., Cleveland 10, Ohio.
Correspondence relaive to
either of the above named Com
mitees should be addressed to the
Chairman or Secretary concerned.
E. 49,
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The following committees were
appointed by the Or. President,
Fred Thesis, at the July meeting
of the Grand Officers:
Orphan Fund Committee:
Chairman: John F. Orben, 1924
Hudson Dr., Youngstown II. Ohio.
Secretary Treasurer Henry
SCHNEIDER, lO6O5 Linnet Ave-, Gle
veland II, Ohio.
Trustees: Herman Hartman and
John Balthes
National Committee:
Chairman: John F. Orben, 3O24
Hudson Dr., Youngstown IL, Ohio.
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WINDSOR. ONTARIO. CANADA
sc. Paulus kirche

l216 Parent Ave-. Windsor, Canada
Gottesdienst In den Sommermona.
ten Won g 10 Uhr vorrnittaes. Sonn.
tagschule Won 10 bis IL Uhr vormit-
tags. Jeden ersten Donnerstag abend
i'm Monat Frauenvereins Sitxung.
Ale Volks. tnd Cla:bensgonosseD
sind h1rzlich willkommen.
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Saxons, Branch ST.. Gu. A. Binder
Solo
vAccompanist, Mr.. Lynus NJ. Ru-
pert) ."...."...Evelyn Frograscher
CIR. Lodge Pres. Fired ]. Thesis
Lorain Eintracht
Ewige Liebe Heimat ..Breu
Saxon Youth Henry SCHNEIDER
Duet
Heimat - (Fischer)
....... ......... Mr.. and Mrs. J. Goebel
Adress : ;::...F. J. GrCnshields
Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party
..". ."......................... 49,. Fletcher
Adress ......... .....Dr. Hans Fiosel
Charter Members
Anniversary Pres, John Konnerth
Lorain Eintracht
Sonntag Frier ..............W .Wengert
Congratulatory Remarks
............... Delegates and Officers
Remarks
Anniversary Pres, John Konnerth
All Join in Song Star Spangeld
Baner
STAR SPANGLED BANNER
Oh, say can you see, by the dawn's
early light,
What SO proudly we hailed at the
twilight's last cleaning,
Whose broad stripes and bright
stars thru the. perilous fight
Ger the Tamparts we watched,
were so gallantly streaming?
And the rockets red glare, the
boms bursting in air,
Gave proof thru the night that
: Our flag was still there -.
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