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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
Tito Assert
His Faith
Communism

BJELOVAR, Yu9oslavia R -
President Tito has reaffirmed his
faith In communism and warned
''reactionaries" In his nation not
to make q bid for power.
Tito told an estimated 200 900 per.
sons In this Croatian wheat market
city yesterday that his regime
would pursue It's present policies,
despite rumors he PINNED to dis
solve his Communist party.
Tito said Yugoslss reaction
aries" are still active and hope to
return TO power. He denounced
them as 'sboils upon q healthy
BODY He said his Communist
''physiciansp had been called on
once to deal with the rightists and
added:
Sometimes they (the boils) re.
turn and q second operation Is re-
CURED. The second operation is
usually more painful than the first.
] would not like to see the new
operation performed"
He accused the ''reactionaries''
Of spreading rumors that I'VE have
been forced by the West to In.
troduce democratic laws"
That Is not true" he said. 1--WE
planned that long ago. Believe me.
they (the 'treactionaries"l have
nothing to gain. Believe me. as
you see me here, they win never
achieve their aims"
While Tito avoided any discus
sion Of international problems, his
top lieutenant, Vice President Ed
ward Kardelj. came out for a mu.
tual security pact between West
and Russia.
Kardelj told q mass meeting in
KOceyie:
peace should BE- defended con-
structiyely by means Of peace and
not by means Of war. That is why
we In Yugoslayia welcome the in
itiative Of the West directed toward
giving the Soviet government prac-
teal guarantees OF security under
the condition that the Soviet gov.
eminent gives such guarantees to
big and small countries"
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LARGE SECTION OF
CONTINUED from Page One)

the Dominion Corp. viii control
1O0,23l acres in the southern part
of the eastern block.
Offices are being established In
Naples for the four corporations.
The Collier brothers said they
decided to sell part Of their land
because it was more than they
could develop with resources al
their command. They said capital
raised from the sale viii make IL
possible to proceed more actively
with development Of their own
holdings.
The Golfers obtained q loan Of
III million dollars from the Equit-
able Life Assurance Society Of the
United States last January for q
land improvement and cultivation
program. The company viii H.
nance an additional ia million
developments over q six-year peri
cd.
Land sold TO the Gerrys Is SUBJ
iect to oil leases held by the Hum
BILE OH Co., which developed Flor.
ida's only producing oil field at
Sunniland in Collier County.
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Movie,
Comedy Hit, Is
Rich

Universal International's at
Grows On Trees" q hilarious
comedy for the entire family, win
open Wednesday at the Monroe
Theatre with q strong starring cast
headed by Irene Dunno, Dean Jag
ger and Joan Evans.
This clever laugh-riot has by
far the most unique story Of the
season. II concerns q typical Amer
lean middle-class family, harried
by budget trouble, which discov-
|ers in its backyard q couple Of
trees growing five and ten dollar
bills. What happens when Polly
Baxter, the wife, pays off the fam
lily mortgage with the money and
gives some of it to her husband
for expenses On Q business trip
only to find that It turns 10 dust
lin both bank vault and wallet,
shouldn't happen to anyone except
on the silver screen.
Irene Dunno, who has been seen
during recent years In such pow.
erful dramatic offerings a. Anna
and the King Of Siam" and ''The
Mudlark, |" returns to q brand Of
whimsical comedy which marked
the highlight Of her earlier career
when she teamed with such laugh.
getters as Fred MacMurray and
Cary Grant. As your next.doOr-
neighbor who scrimps and saves to
make both ends meet, Miss Dunno
brings q delightful new character
ization to the screen In the person
of Polly.
She never had q better foil than
Dean Jaeger as her partner in
this misadventure concerning
|greenbacks growing on trees. Jag.
ger, an Academy Award winner,
playing the frustrated and under.
paid accountant husband, brings
Ito the screen the quiet charm Of
q John Doe we know 50 well whs
maintains sense Of humor through
all Of LIES little troubles.
The third star in this stellar trio
is Joan Evans. She plays the 10,
year.old daughter Of Miss Dunno
and Jaeger with well modulated
enthusiasm and brings Q fresh
type Of beauty to the screen.
The clever direction of Arthur
Lubin provides that necessary
light touch of whimsicality thai
such stories need in order to win
maximum audience sympathy.
Important supporting roles are
capably handled by Richard Cren.
ma, Dee Pollock and Sandy Desch.
er, the couples young children;
Edith Meiser and Les Tremayne.
and Maury Gertsman receives cine.
matography credit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
MAN FACES THREE

Wontinued From Page Onel
at Boca Chica were injured when
their car overturned on q curve
at Craig.
Ralph Wallace Chandler. a. Is
IN the Naval Hospital here with
a back injury, the hospital re-
ported. His companion. Albert K.
Haliyard. also q, was treated
for cuts and bruises and released.
State Trooper Walker said
Chandler was driving the car.
which was headed north, when II
failed TO make the curve and roll
ed over several times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
|CregoryP'e'ck.
|CratefulFol,r
Early; Ribbiing

Although Gregory Peck, starring
with Anne Baxter and Richard
Widmark in yellow Sky" num-
bers among the top ten performers
in Hollywood, he has always been
humble and wise enough to profit
from his mistakes and thereby i'm.
prove his acting. The star Of the
Twentieth Century.Fox encore
triumph which opens Wednesday at
the Strand Theatre, keeps q scrap
book Of all the bad reviews he has
received and readily admits there
have been some such reviews.
About once d year / get that
scrapbook out" says Gregory.
'and study the pieces just to check
on myself and make certain I'm
not repeating the same mistakes
I've got the most glaring errors
underlined in red ink"
On the "Yellow Sky" set Cresory
reported that II it hadn't been for
. critic when he got his first i'm.
portant stage break, he might
never have gone to Hollywood. He
opened in q tryout play entitled
Morning Star" in Philadelphia
and received the following notice:
Zone Gregory Peck acted like .
wax dummy In q tailor's shop"
With his wife's help, Peck work
ed sixteen hours 4 day on his part,
|hammering away at every point
that the critic said was weak
about his performance. By the time
he reached New York he was much
better.
IF It hadn't been for that critic. {"
says the actor. 81 might never
have known what was wrong"
The stars industriousness paid
Oh. He received high praise for
his film roles in Twelve O'Clock
High" David and Bathsheba"
and "The Shows of Kilimanjaro"
in addition to receiving an Aca.
denny Award nomination for his
performance in ''Gentleman'sI
Agreement"
In yellow Sky" Peck il east AS
the leader Of q gang Of seven des-
peradoes. who after q bank hold
up, are forced to take refuge In a
ghost town inhabited by q prospec-
tor and his beautiful granddauSh-
ter. Each marks the girl, and their
treasure horde Of gold, as their
own prize.
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LEGION PLANS FOR
CONTINUED From Page Onel

Continued From Page Onel
Q. m. Memorial Services at the
Gold Star Monument
1l:0O q. m. Sounding Of Sirens
and whistles ,
1850 p. m. A parade down Duval
Street
The theme for the 1853 celebra.
ton viii be Defenders of Peace. +"
This keynote win be carried out
mainly In the Parade.
The committee arranging the
celebration for the post are: Jud-
son Stephens, Chairman: Vance
Stirrup; Melvin ]. Edwards. Lewis
Bays, George Conant and Paul L.
Mesa, Jr.
The Arthur Sawyer Post Is com.
bining its Seventh Anniversary
opening at the same time as Arm.
istice Day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK 8-The stock mar.
ket turned mixed today after 4
steady start.
Price changes covered q range
of fractions higher to around q
point lower with a great many
leaders unchanged.
Holding steady were such major
divisions as railroads, oils, air
lines, motion pictures, building ma.
terials, utilities, and dstillers.
Mixed were motors, rubbers,
aircrafts, chemicals, and coppers.
The steels were unchanged 70
higher.
Higher stocks Included Bethle-
hem Steel, Studebsker, US. Rub.
Der, Boeing. and General Electric.
Lower were American Smelling,
Allied Chemical, Zenith Radio,
Douglas Aircraft, knd General
motors.
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CITY COMMISSION
lContinued Prom Page Onel

VOuk1luS0 63OAA 80 ~As@S
structed in Residence sc" and
"AB" sections Of the city.
The Commissioners win also con-
slider an ordinance abolishing vot-
ing precinct II as the result of q
ruling that persons on some govern
ment reservations cannot vote in
city elections. The precinct, which
included the Sigsbee Park Naval
project, lost all but about
seven voters as q result of the new
ruling. Voters remaining on the
rolls from that precinct, mostly
residents Of Hilton Haven win be
transferred to Precinct IA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
THIEVES SMASH SAFE
fCnnfinned frnrn hase nnel

when q cafeteria lest 81 800 and a
soft drink bottling plant about $3.50.
They also theorlZed that the ho-
tel holdup was perretrated by a
pair Of thugs that has struck sew
erai times in the past few days
ins the Miami area, where tourist
courts were the principal victims.
Here, the two asked the night
clerk, H. T. Morgan, to show them
q room. In the room. they COW
cred him with a pistol. one took
the keys to the cash drawer and
went down to rob IT. The other
locked Morgan in the room. A
policeman freed him an hour and
a half later.
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COP UNITY SHOWS

Continued From Page One)
|quently voiced Democratic COM
plants that dismissals of federal
employees had-as Bridges put it.
worked inequities on personnel
and had impaired the efficiency Of
the organization"
Stassen's aides replied that In
firing workers they were only fol-
lowing the rules laid down by Con-
gress itself.
In some quarters the Bridges
complaint was interpreted as re.
fleeing animosity on the part Of
some Republican Appropriations
Committee members toward Stas-
sen. In previous appearances be.
fore the group, Stassen has been
subjected to rather rnsympathetic
questioning by members Of his own
party.
There is some feeling among
congressional Republicans that
Stassen is grooming himself to
run again for the Republican presi-
Dental nomination. He probably
could count on the support of only
Sen. Thye (R-Minn) among the II
Republican Appropriations Com.
mittee members In any such ven
ture.
Although Knowland said he does
not believe the Capehart proposal
involves any attack upon the Cali
fornian's leadership. many other
senator's regard it as an oblioue
move to trim Knowland's power
and distribute it, in part, among
senator's who did not back Essen.
hover for the COP presidential
nomination.
Eisenhower's friends believe he
win stand solidly behind Knowland
Il the issue comes to a showdown.
They expect the President to make
his views known, at least privately.
to COP senators who may be unde.
cided on how to vote.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
Yankees Score
Two In First

NEW YORK Nt-The New York
Yankees combined q single by
Hank Bauer and . double by Yogi
Bena with two walks and an err
ror to grab q 20 lead over Brook.
lyn In the first inning Of the sixth
World Series game today. The
Yanks lead in the series, 3 games
to 2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
More Oldsters Wed

ALBANY, N. Y. R-More elderly
persons are marrying nowadays
but the number still is small, a
New York State legislative com.
mittee reports.
The Joint Legislative Committee
on problems Of the Aging yester.
day attributed the increase in late
marriages to social security.
The committee, OF which Sen.
Thomas c. Desmond IS. is chair.
man. said the program enabled
oldsters. to support themselves
rather than live IN institutions.
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UPPER KEYS SETS

tConhnued From PAGE Onel
water parade Of decorated boats,
plus elaborate dedication eeremon.
ieS.
Subsequent days win offer much
10 entertain visitors, including two
fishing tournaments" she said.
She noted that no admission
charge win be made for any Of
the entertainment land only q
moderate charge for fish fry,
Conch chowder, Key Lime pie and
ether food we win SELL"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05

LOUIS vALLApAREs

Louis Valladares, So, passed
away last evening at his residence
SIS Angela St., after q long illness.
Funeral services viii be held
tomorrow afternoon at S p. m. in
the Chapel Of the Lopez Funeral
Home. Burial viii be in the Family
plot, of the Catholic Cemetery.
Survivors are two sisters, Mrs.
Mary Encinosa and Mrs. Grace
Mesa, both of New York; three
nieses and seven nephews.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
LOCAL RADIO HAMS
From paue rre

NoAAslaaS~ StuLu rage One)
Be needed In . real emergency.
Mobile stations WASN'T, VIOLA.
and WlZBF participated. Sirsbee
Park hams were represented BY
W4TSM/4 and Stock Island BY
W4ANJ and SPR/4. Other sta
tons in Key West proper included
WAT. WN4YUQ. W4LLo, WlAQJ
and W4NQW.
Emergency power was supplied
to the stations to show that local
power would not be needed In an
emergency. No advance planning
was conducted prior to Saturdays
test as would be the case in dis
aster.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
FIRST INNING YANKEES

Gene Woodling walked, Collins
famed and Hank Bauer singled
past Reese, sending Woodling to
second.
Yogi Berra smashed one off Carl
Furillo's glove into the right field
stands for ground rule double,
scoring Woodling and moving
Bauer to third.
Mickey Mantle was walked In
tentionally. Gillian booted Mar.
tins grounder and Bauer scored.
Gil McDougald hit into a double
play, Billy Cox to Gillian to
Hodges.
Two runs, two hits, one error,
two left.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
The
-
Wcatllerman

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy weather with . few wide
ly scattered showers. Moderate
variable. mostly southwest to
west winds today. Slightly warm
'er today.
Marine Forecast, Jacksonville
thru Florida Straits: Moderate to
occasionally fresh northeast to
northwest winds over north por-
ton today, becoming moderate
north to west Tuesday. Gentle to
moderate variable winds over
south portion, except winds most
~ southwest to northwest today.
Mostly cloudy weather with scat
tered showers in north portion
today. Otherwise partly cloudy
weather widely scattered show
ers.
East Gulf: Moderate to occa-
Isionally fresh north to northeast
winds north portion today, other
wise moderate northeast to north
west winds thru Tuesday. Partly
cloudy weather. widely scattered
showers.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
variable, mostly southeast to
south winds thru Tuesday. Con-
siderable cloudiness, scattered
showers.
Weather Summary for Tropical
Atlantic, the Caribbean and the
Eastern Gulf of Mexico: Hurri.
cane Gail is still far out in the
Atlantic. There is low pressure
trough extending from the west.
ern Caribbean across Cuba, thru
the Florida Straits, with q center
east Of Vero Beach, Fla. Rains
are general thru this trough. 9th
erwise conditions are near nor
ma with no signs Of any new dis
turbanee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
FIRST INNING DODGERS

Junior Gillian popped to Joe
Collins, Peewee Reese singled TO
left but was tagged out by Billy
Martin as he slid into second after
Jackie obinson's grounder.
Recess slide upset Martin and
baked double play.
Roy Campanella singled down
the middle, moving Robinson to
second. Gil Hodges lined to Phil
Rizzuto.
No Runs, two hits, no errors, two
left.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
TRUMAN SCHOOL
MEETING TONIGHT

Room Representatives Of the
Truman Elementary School will
hold a meeting tonight at 7:45 IN
the library at the school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05

Britain's Buckingham Palace was
started In 17o3 and is ycgng COM
parsA With many other famous
British buildings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05
SECOND INNING DODGERS

Duke Snider struck out and Furil-
10 singled over first, but Collins
fast throw to Rizzuto caught him
at second as he tried to stretch
lit 10 a double. Cox famed.
No runs, one hit, no errors, none
left.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05

The only known species of fresh
water sharks are found in Lake
Nicaragua.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05

obssrvatiens Isksa At Clip Office
Key West, Fla. Oct. S. 1853
n Q An, EST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-05

Relative elvMIdIsy, J An
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ben bel uaieren a%onserten. 9ob lit er
nidt aq5ubefannt, lit aber elm Sadie
uno gebort gum 3meie /. Or mar
auA oiesmal ga. 8eiten Dant perter
Greun0 6. @alopis. Die Oitieite mar
audi gut pertreten, Die Welmans.
Shneioers, Miilers uno ionitige
Nidtianger tuaren ga, bon Der @eit
leite natiirli9 tparen ia al,d etlidc
unb auiammen mad)te es einen lido
men 9eiud. Gie Singer bon Sit uno
Weit Daren oiesmal 3ablreid ba, bas
beinertte man beim SbluBIteo, bas
.uir ale 5uiammen iansen.
Mbenos nl,roe oben eetan5t, rlb
i,nten tparen Die &artenipieIer tGtig.
Dan 3ebner bat nita a,,ieepabt, Mn-
on Stirner bat nun enolid einmal
getponnen. IS mar Der reide Mnop
Small, Der SiesmaI eebledt bat. l1uo
oben beim SanSen betonte 5rau
Yetri, tpie ihon bie Muiif ,par.
Nun limo mir nit elmer slrbeit fer
tig. God piBt SIR SGaeer. oieies
Sabr gibt es Elm S%Gngerfeit uno mir
m0ften allh ba ettpas leiiten. Wir
baben Nadrihten erbaItan BON gG-
MOOD Gitp, ga. ga aibt es our Seit
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2lmS Grie, pa.
Ein|adung Eur diesiaehrigen
Central acknowledgements

Ste 5eitbeborSe 6es 3peiges 2 bon
erie, 3d.. Der in oiefem Sabr gait-
geber Der Berban6s= aonbention lit,
Die am 80. unb 81 Mai in erie
aur Sagung iid oeriammelt, eeitattet
iih, Sic, Sbre I~nesborieen uno
Jreunoe, freun6lidit e%in5ulaben,
tpabreno bieien Taeen uniere @1ite
5u iein. als Goiteeber oerlidyern pir
Sic in borous. oaB Gle edit iG1liife
@aitfreunoihaft bier finoen tperoea.
Grie lit Der @eburtsort bes 9cr-
banoes. Sier >uurbe felbiser &C.
Dor 81 Sabren eegriinoet in elmer
bei9ei6enen alien &ale. Seute babea
Die Siebenbiirser Sodicn in erie Die
mo6ernite uno ih0nite Safienbale
in ben 8ereinieten Staaten. gbrt
ilns NIT gurem 8eiuh un6 eebt uns
@eleeenbeit gl,d in bieier &aIe be.
griiBen al tonnen..
9ie GeitbeborSe eriuft Sie
freunblihit uns i'm porous au berid1.
ten, tpieniele Mitglie6er Sbres @sr=
zines beobfi9tieen. in bieien Taeen
l.niere @Gite az fem. Gin &otsI, bei.
len Mame fpdter inn 0oIfsbIatt per-
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ite. bas 3anb unIerer oollfommenen
Sufrieoenbeit, no pobl uniere @ebei.
ne emit ruben tperoen.
@eianslid fam bas aon3ert ole
boiler griolg sebudt peroen. Ser
8eiuh bate better iein fonnen. unie.
re 8ereine iiben aulturarbeit i'm
,pabriten Gimme bes @ortes, bic un=
teritiist ,peroen foute bis al,f ba,
Iesten Dlos bes Sauies. Wieueidt
neruriafen bduslihe 8eauemlihfei'
ten, 8aoio. 1eleoiiion, Muto biefe
augemeine 2aubeit uno @lei19iiltig=
felt. 8ieQeidt eibt es einmaI elm @r=
tpaher, tpenn l,niere bolfommenen
hieiigen 5reiteiten - int r1nterihie-
be at unierer eaplaaten alien Sci
mat - einmal aud bebrobt 1peroen.
Noee aber 8ott 6ies oerbiit,n!
Gum ShIuiie Mn%ertennung ben
rubrieen Sdnesrn. benz Gborleiter
II. Granddaughter, Den 8%ereiterinnen
oes euten Mbenbefiens ,lno benz be-
pirtenoen Yarional. Sben in ser
San;boae ,purbe nad ben alGnaen
oes si,tsn 5. SaQer Ordeiters flei'
big aetanat big mon in ipater Mbeaos
itun6e bod ans Nad3bauieeaben BEN.
Ten unb chamber .Iuf Wieberiehen"
iaeen muBte. gs mar Elm in ,pabritem
Gimme bes Wortes barmoniih ber=
Ia~uiener Gag. Der Ben 9eilnebmern
lange IN Der grinneruns baften blei=
ben pirb.
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offcntIidt tniro in benz GeIegaten
uno @GIte 9immer reierpiersn fon=
men uno es I'M poraus tun >{outen.
neil Sic Geitbeboroe feline Muitrdge
iibernimmt, 3immer sa r%sierpieren.
ioute in Sen Observation-Disclosures
befannt gegeben meroen sur Snfor.
nation berer, Die fein 8oItsbIatt ct.
baIten ODER Ieien.
Sn ser &ofinune rebt nieIe Solfsz
genoiien begriiben gu f0nne1 gele.
eentlid Der 2%onpention, 5eidnet fir
Die Geitbeb0roe,
Sobn %. @ottidlins. G.itprdi.,
eIi3abetb $ausmann, 5eitiefr.,
% 6. 81. Ct, erie, ga.
Der 3tpeis eriudt ale 3peise, bic
@eierbiernns i'm !Sutel 2amrenee sn
MAIDEN fir lire 0eIesaten nnb UGite.
!RoteI 2aurenee lit an Der 1Otb
unb Head, Grie ga.
Glisabetb Sansmann, Sefr.
IA, 81.
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Gintradt 9ermania anb Sagonia
banft

Qiebe 8olfseenoiian! 8ir banfen
aQen tperten @diten, melhes uns
tros bes lansen Regenmetters 10 eii-
tight u~nteritistan, ionic Ser Sltieite
2ieoertafel. tpelde uns 10 treu in oil
len Mnseleeenbeiten 10 gut rneritiis'
ten. Inherent eeebrten, Yroi. &u6olpb
Sbuiter, unieren &erren Oireftore,,.
Bob un6 Martba Stumpf &itdel
Maib Beats, 8ettp &alfer fit Die
Mabio. Iniage, unierer 9eebrten g. u.
Me6oftion. Dem @6hter unb Nn5.is
ger. Serene uno Sobn Sanner
(Duett), Comm &offman, Tenor
Solo, 6rou Worie Stirner (Waoamc
Sdluman.S einf) nit ibrem berrlid)eu
Colo Ser Grlfonis". 9ommp
SdrneiSer erfrantte pl0slid uno mir
spiiniden ibm baloise Beiieruns. Sa.
MEL uno 5rieoa Sia uub alien anoss
rem Sreunoen uno 2anbsleuten fir
sic 8lumenipenben, Der YrGiioentia
Motbi6. Siearto unb Nrdi. MtdaeI
Salmen unb allen ibrer aomitees,
fei tauien6mol beraIi@it eebanft.
eintrodt &ermonia unb Soronio.
per g. 1iidler.
81. %.
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einen guten Grouen-@ eiangperein.
Dieie junaen 6rauen iinb III Der
staot iebr in aniprud ganommen.
treten auf bel itGotiiden 8aranital=
tsnsen uno a,i6 onberen Bereinen
uno baben bas 8%iibnenfieber if]un
perIorert, f6nnen oesbalb obne 30ger:t
nit Sen Stimmen Ioslaiien. 60 bess
balb S1nger uno SGngerinnen in OTIS
oeren Stdoten, tummelt Gl,h u1,o
mabt guren Serei1 altf itarf, bamlt
mir olle idon iingen in erie, Ba.,
beim Sdneerfelt.
Sod s,,erit fonln,t Sic 3entraIucr=
banbs Gonpentiot ltub stpar ido,t
am 80. Mai sic fam bieies Sabr
Defenders intereiiant tperocn, bo ets
lihe Hunfte Ser ltn5ufriaoenbeit
5piifeu Sen sur Iusarbeitung
fommen tperSen. Son no f6brt man
rad Iaiance, bon Glepelanb oocr
Salem, Chic? Seiters bort man:
balt Ou BEN Miinb.
Ooh nod etpas bon inherent Gle
beIanber Sahlentag. gs ioate Gitd
idon befannt fem. baB mir am 81.
Sunni auf Der Sitieite Garm biesmol
etrpas Shones planen. Mae Grad.
ten=G ruppen iino eineelaoen. uno
audi sic SGneer, unb ale Safien.
Die nod itol5 iino, iid Sadien 31
nennen.
Wir moften inherent Sdnaer
Martin Sfinoler gum 8eburtsta5
gratulieren. gr lit 6S Sabre alt. ST.
bate sic Samilie 5uiammen BEL els
nem ifonen I~benoeilsn. @ir ,piills
ihen @liid uno Segen.
l1nb bel unierem letter. Neranii.
gungsabenb baben mir nergeiien, nod
cine quite 80fin ST. eripdbnen. 1rai,
George Stiibler bat ltns allb mitge-
bolfen. 8eiten Oanf unb 0erSeibung,
baB mir etruas ipat iino.
Sans Steiner ScfretGr.