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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28

r6lorioa, Of 6lorioa". 9ie BEL
Sen gnfeI iangen un6 saben Sprz
trGge unb erbielten ebenfaQs Sc
Cidenfe fir ibre geitrd9e sl1r un-
~terbaltlng.
9as Menii Seidnete iid oil;
hurd @iener ger0iteten e6infen'
Siebenbiirger Sped, Salate II. eil1e11
rieiigen Sudden, Der bas Sieben.
burger 8appen aufmies. Man ianq
nod piele Seimatlieoer.
IboIpb SaItri9, BET Sobn bes
Gbepaares, mabte sSilmaalfnabmen,
Sn ieiner Sein,at tpar Solepb Salt
rid Dor Sabren Elm &abfabrer UNI
fir peri9ieoene bieier iportliden
Seiitunge11 erbielt er nidt penisel
ais 25 Mebaillen.
Inter ben @Giten iparen Ser,
uno ssrar1 9. Sduiter uno Srol
Sill Srittpie aus Samburg.
&ir ipiiniden 11nieren Seiern al:
les Cute fin Den ipeiteren gen1ein:
iamen 2ebenstpeg!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28
vereinigte Saenger
Won Cleveland

Sim fommenoen Sreitae, SEN 90.
Mtai Inn $50 11br finoY. in Ser
Sdweiser SalIe eine iebr ipid)tige
Oelegatenper iammlung itatt, "a lebr
pidtige Yunfte ,peeen Ser Seutifen
Saefeier sur 9eipredung eelangen,
Seioer lit es benz Hraiioenten Ser Ser
einisten Ginger nibt p%ergOnnt, BEL
Sieier Geriammlung antueieno sl
fem; benn Serr 2oren5 &oetb fubr
Iette ISOLDE nit bem Slug5eug M sic
alte Seimat. in bas prad)tpole So
pernlanb. Ct perlprat allen Selega.
ten ultb aIe,1 Sangern ltnb Ginger.
innen, oab ct an ser Seutiden Sag.
feier, melde am Sonntag, SEN 26,
Suli arf Der oe,ltifen 3entrale Sarm
Itattiinbet, tpieber in Glepelano ieir
miro 11no 1piinift alen tpdbreno lei:
ner Seimatreiie alles @liid llnb @l,t(
uno trlg iid nit oen @eoanfen, oal
ollie Selegaten ,,no aud) ser Gi5epru.
iioent Serr IboIf @iliinger nidt:
iinterlaiien pirb, bamit sic Seutidt
Saeieier audi III oieiem Sabre Dor
cinem grfolg aefront fem miro.
auf, ale S~elegaten sur Geriamn.
lung am fcmmenoen 5reitas!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28
SondereinWanderung
noetig, sagt Gen: Smith
Fine ernste Serge der vereinisten stooten.

Waibinaton. - Observation-Disclosures
Nolter 9eoea Smitb leste oem Soft
greR briueeno nabe, ELM Moteeiet 81
erlollen, nonad, INT sen nad)iten BEL
oen Sabren 100000 Ginpanocrer
Die ginreileerlallbnis erbalten iouten,
lint Sen burh Sic lteberpoIferua3
peruriahten Grud in @eiteuropa gu
miloern.
Smith erfIGrte sic lleberpolferl1ng
IN europa IN &erbinolrng nit ser
Sliihhingsfrase ieit 9eenoieung bes
&rieaes lei ipegen ser @irfung ser
Gerbultniiie aitf sic 8eilrnbbeit uno
Sen 3llltanb ser befrellnOete:t Cant
Der cine ernite Gorge fiir Sic Gerei=
1tigtcn Staaten.
Sum MnsidnF aelabeu
Smitb mar ser erite 3ellge I'M il,z
riItiiten ltnterausidllb bes abgeorb-
retenbauies, ser iid NIT oem Hegiez
r%unesantrag o,lf ioTortige 3ltlaiiu,g
bon Ginnanoererit 1i:to Tliiftlingen,
Die Iid) Dor Dem aonlm,lnlsmus gercts
tet baben, befaBt.
Ser Intrag Gbnelt Dem Gerif,lepp=
tengeiet pom Sabre 1913, nad)berl
sic Gereinisteu Staaten ,uneefabr
$4,000 Sliihtlinge aus Sentralel,z
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28

lppu uul SelpIlIlleH UuUeH.
Smith fiibrte aus, b,,rd) MnNabme
bes &raiioialplons niiroen mir Bel
uniererr MaSS= Gerbiinceten un>
Treunoen in europa geiiinoere Ser,
bdltniiie itafien ,tnS baourf sic
Serteibiallng Dor etpaieen miIitGri.
lfen Ingriffen mirfua9spoler geital=
ten.
Iuberbem ,piiroen mir pielen, Sic
Sen Mllt aufsebradt bitten, SEN font:
mlniItilfen 2dnoern at entflieben,
nelle Sofinltng al,f Elm 2eben in 5rei.
belt s%e,pabren.
Tlidtlinae ans Senti6lanb
Sic Hegierlng entpfieblt sic gu.
%laiiung bon 10000 Sliidtlineen, sic
iett in SEN meitlihen 3onen bon
Berlin, in @eitbeutlhlano ur,o in Se=
iterreih lebe,t.
@eitere Sonoer5lllaliunsen ioGen
iiir $4,000 9erIonen sur Geriiiel,na
geltelt neroen, sic lid, Dor Dem aom=
ml1nismlls gerettet baben llnb naf
@ebieten BON ~NISS2Gtoern CELLO
bein iinb, barunter oltd Sic Siirfei
unN Srieit.
Sic iibrigen Observation-Disclosures
Ioaen auf Stalielt, Soumo l,nb 8rie-
dellanb aufgeteilt merben.
Smitb iit)erte Sem lll,terul,si dllf
SIT, Sic betreiienoen 2eute miiroen ,ll,=
ter SEN 9roBten &orIittsmabregeltl
gepritft iperoe1,, ltno slpar nod itren=
ger oils s%epobnlid. I'M ol,f ole Sal.
!e Den omerifaniIden Ir6eitsmarft
Dor elmer llrcrlpiinid)ten llebers
lhmemmtllng 81, id)iitell.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28
Wilder S~chweine-Ritt

Gn'dcoe. - Ginen ll1itieen, ober
ge'abrlif)eu Sago5piibeniau erlebtt
Elm S1ger aus Dem bolGnoiiher
@renjoorf Glorop bel Gnid)ebe. 6,
befam eiaen 9roben Seller Dor Ser
Sauf, 'foB, 1nlO oas Sier ficI nm,
als Ser Sager ieood nGlJer fam,
Iprana oas 9Oritenpieb lpieoer aui
uro lief bouon. Sn ieineun GiIer
'prong Ser Sd9er altf bos Sdmein,
flammlerte iid) felt uno erlebte 10 eli,
men to0en Eitt bltrb @alo uno Sc
ltriipp. Gin anSerer Sdecr, Ser gu
'1aig oa5u falll, idlile ben Seller
init ieil,em @etpebrtolber %belpubtlos.
auf bieie @eiIe fonnte ser fiibne
Heiter alts ieiner beordneten Gage
befrelt 1unb nit allerbano Gerletun.
gen III eln araufenbaus sebrad)t uer=
6p1f.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28
1000 Betten, 40 Aerzte
vom Hospital der U. S. TrvPpen in londstvhI.

einselnen Mrm= 1,no 9%einm1usfel-,
arbeitsserdte fir 2eOerz, Sol3= uno
aeranlifarbeitcn, @ebitiible unb Elm
Masa5in, bas nit @erf;el1aen unb
MateriaI bisobenbin boleeitopft lit.
9ieie 8~roB5ueigfeit ,pieoerbolt iidj
iiberau: Sn Ser Slide, in ser tagltt
5000 Giien in eleftriid bei5baren
Sransportipaaen gefiiat tperoen fOn=
men, bel Ser rieiieen Sei5unesanlase,
bon ser eigenen Stromanlase fir
Notidqe Bis 5i,r 6ammonooreeI in
Der Stride. &ino, &lub nit Siiften=
mis- lnb Bar, eigene 9oit. rnb SeIe=
pboniteaen finoen als Selbitueritdnbs
libfeiten fauln grp1bnnne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28
heutige Jugend den EItern
voraus, erkIaeren Erzieher
Gin Slinde oenft

@aibinaton. - Gin S,inee bentt
,loeiider oils Elm M1o1en. beioe tpii=
ien aber mebr oils Tire @ltern i'm
Sigh hooI glitter. 3u bieiem sblub
eelanete Elm 8eamter ser National
EDUCATION EXPLOITATION Nga) nod
elmer int ea,,Sen 2ano poreenomme.
uen Sllde nod Sem fliigiten Sigh
SdooI Senior bes Sabres. Ser flu=
&c Srnee lit ser II Sabre alte Sbo=
mas Soiepb Segartp, unb feline
Sbule, 2atin Sigh, lit Sic speitdl=
telte bieIer Mrt in SEN 8%ereinigten
Staaten, lie tpuroe ibon im Sabre
1886, elm sSabr por &arbarb, eagrii,,=
set. Ser NgM= 8eamte lit Yal,l 6.
Glider, ser geibdftsfiibrenbe Sefre=
tar Ser Natioaal Miiociation Of &C.
con6arp-S dools @rincipals.
Nnr ,penige fpnfurrierten
1tsber eine balbe Milion Sigh
ShooI Senioren 1perben 1T 6ieien,
Sabr init ser Sdule fertig, aber fir
sic &onfurren5, in ser Ser bette
Sdiiler ai,sgeiudt psrben ionte, ia.
nten MIR tpeniee int getradt.
@or oIIent muBten iie Mitelie6er
Ser Sectional 9onor Societp iein urs
al,Berbem oarlegen, oab ite Elm Sti.
pen0il,m brandten, Inn oas College
bei,den at tonnen.
, Sc betparben iid) int gar5en 1882
Sdiiler ,,n6 Sbiilerinnen. 294 oa.
bon famen in Sic Sblubrunoe. I'm;
Segartp eetpann NIT eirem fleiner
Soriprung aegen bic anoeren. 6,
mill Elm Stipenoil1m lit Sobe Dor
$500 ba5u perDenOen, 1tn nad Sar.
barb SIT geben.
Snnsen in 2ueif iiber
@as nun Sic bon Glider bebaupte
te Satiade aubelangt, oaB Sl1nget
sen WGoden int 2oeif iiberleeen iei
en-, 10 befiirhtst er ielbit, iid) il, 81
Neiieln SIT ieten, ober es lei sod
mobr. Snt ACKNOWLEDGMENT feie,
WGb4en nift SIT iibertreiien, /,
Sprad)sn ieien lie ai,seeseifaet, mel
iie ale unreselmdBieen gerben ans
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28
Bald weniger ZoIl avf
kuffee in Westdeutseh|und

9pnn. - Sic Mesierrngsparteien
baben I'M 8l,nbestag SEN Mntrag' ge'
lte1t, sic &aifees u10 Seeiteler Tim
!. orei 9M pro a%ilparamm 81 ien=
ten.
Die WaBnabme ioI bis ipGteitens
1. Suli in &raft treten. 8isber Be-
trl,g sic aaifeeiteler IS Warf pro
ailp, Die Seeiteuer Is Marf. Die Ne=
gierung rebnet nit elmer Serhoppcs
lung oes Gaffeeberbrauhs Mfolge
ser GrmdBigung, 10 bab nod ibrer
Mniift cine Minberrng ibrer gits
finite nibt gu befiirdte1 Jet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28
Evropoeische Traehten-
woche in Neustodt
in HoIstein

MeuitaSt. - Sradteneruppen aus
5innlanb, Normeeen, Sdmeoen, 6ol=
LAMB, England, 6ranfreid, Seiter=
reid u,o Stalien Daben ibre SeilnaD.
me an ser I'M M,,el,it itattfinoenoen
europGiiGen Golfstumls= ,rlo Trad.
teltpod)e 5ugeiagt. guG Ste III ser
8unbesrepublif peilenoen inoiifen
Stl,oenten 1ponen in elmer geidloiie-
men Grrppe at Ben 8eranitaltungen
teilnehmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28

tpenoig piibten.
@enn es aber oarn,,f atfomme,
etmas logii6 burd5uoenfen, Damn Jet
ser Sungs peit poraus, bebatptete
Glider, sic 0t1bden bdtten Ingit itb
berpor ;ltpagen, u,,o ST getpiiieabalt,
bel icld,cn 9riiiunsen ihnitter DDS
ber sic 0iGo1en audi idledter ob.
Smmsrbin geltano Glider, ipen,t
er bie Griiiung Sit bejteben gebabt
bGtte, p1re es ibm nabrlfeinlib
nidt gut eeeaneen, benn bel mai.
den 5raselt, sic bon oer Sun9.n
beantuorteten peroen ioaten, itebell
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28
Liebesbrief war
81 Juhre unferweqs

9uSeritaot. - 81 Sabre tpar elm
Brief unterpegs, ben oieier Gage Ser
63 Sabre .alte 8iirgermeiiter bon
9reitenberg im areis Suoeritaot,
Nieoeriad)ien, Sermann Note. ct.
belt. Der 8rief trug SEN Stempel
bonn 4. s(pril 1916 ,,no NOR bon
@oltes 9ralt a1fgegeben porben.
NcIte, Ser bamals i'm Seloe itanS,
bate bas Sbreiben jeoob nidt ers
hnIfpr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-28

Ueberbllf: Niellge galarbeiten 1inO
BON Te3ember 1851 Bis gum MGr5
1858 duseeiiibrt, Is Wiaio1en
Warf an Soften fir einen &ompler
bon s%weiItodisen Gebdl,oen altf 22O,=
900 Guaoratmetern Sldhe allsgege-
BEN tporben. Mm Z. Ipril tpar bann
Die oirisielle GrOfimung bes 800. &C.
lteral=SoIpitals Der Imerifaner in
2anoitubl, oas nit 1000 &ranfen=
Better, 40 @er3ten, 80 Sh,pei tern,
800 SanitGtsIolbaten uno etpa 100
beutlfen Ingeiteaten' hns eitsige
Soipital bieier Nrt peitlid bes
&beines lit.
SpGter lad,elt Ser besleitenbe Ser=
aeant 1nitleibig, benn bel ser itunbers
langen Siibrung bleiben MIR nod
ginseleinoriide baften: gnolos eebt
es burd @Gnse nit eriinweiben
@dnoen, Neonliht mo Gesinfefz
tionsserld1, burh 2obcratprien. Sic
apotbefe unb burd) SperationsiGle
nit %aliternben Gbrom rno rieiisen
strablern an Der 9ede.
Cine citation nah ser dnoeren:
Sbren=, Iueers, Sails rno Naien=
abteiluneen, 3ahnz, ainoer= 1,nb
6rauenflinif, bie innere unb Die or
tbopaoiide abteilung yales
nad ben :,e,leiten Soridlnesereeb=
niiien nnb CUR 8ebanblung fat aller
araafbeiten einserihtet", beriften
bic Mmerifaner I'M blenbenoen @eib
ibrer arStmdntel, ii Hileseunifor=
men unb Characterization NIT Ben
hoben 5au6en. 9as gan5e Soipital
ideint iif nod ser Mufioroerung at
riften, Die al,f bem Spiesel am Ml1s=
gang 9epinielt lit: .2oot imart."
Sn ser Gntbinolngsabteillng
plauoert Ser Mrseit bon ieiner Mrbeit:
Sier 1peroen tdglib stpei nel,e 8iir=
ger Ser 8ereinieten Staaten geboren,
auf 100 i'm Monat lit man borberei=
tet uno aud eingeridtet Bis gum
Warteralln, Ser IafoniiG=troden
vGatber's Room" bpnannt lit. Sfon
- ct. nad ser gn~tbinbung biir-
fen sic Miitter auiiteber, am f~iinften
Gag mad Sauie geben, beridtet ser
arst nno bariiber BADEN Dor fl,rjem
aud bic beutihen Aerste bisfutiert,
Sic bas Soipital auf ginlaouns be-
iihtigten.
Die Mmerifaner baben iih oariiber
binai,s erfl1rt, Die observation-disclosures
gen fir oas beutide &%ranfenbaus in
Sanbltubl 81. iibernebmen; beutide
Eatienten ba6en audi idon SIT eriter
9ilfe auinabme in Sen aranfensinl=
merit eeiunbea, in benen sur 3eit et=
lpn 600 Yatienten bon SEN ameritas
niiden Sruppen I'M linfsrbeiniiden
Geutidlano mnb in Jranfreid liegen.
Maes lit bier niidtern=5medmdbig:
Gas gemeiniame Sab, ourh bas iez
ueils 5pet 3immer matchmaker per=
6unoen iinb, sic @etten, sic burf)
cine a1lrbelporridtung ieber notmen-
oigen a0rperla9e angepaBt peroen
tOnnen, llno 0rauBen auf ben 8aa=
gen oie @ampen, Die lansiam anitei=
geno gum oberen Stodperf fiibren
un6 &ranfentransporte iiber Trep=
pen bermeiben laiien.
Sir 6e1 Negeriolooten lit bic I'm.
melt %periunfen: Ct malt al, einem
Bib, bas einen aamelreiter in Der
Wiifte BARTLETT, uno bort Die grldl,1
terungen nidt, bic Der Sdnitater aur
8euegungstberapie gibt, 6eren Mog=
liffeiten bier amerifaniid =unbegref,5t
a~nsgeniitt tperoen: Edge. Shleif=
itao 1rufmaidinen nit Yebal- itno
'pcbclantrieben o,lnl Training ieher
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Todoy's
Hiqhliehts

l1:35, WTOP-Invitation to
Learning: Plato's "Socratic Di-
alogueS" is discussed by DR..
Whitney ]. Oates and DR.. Palmer
Bowie.
1:15, WRC-Ask Hollywood:
The program is heard at d new
time.
1:15, WDON, WASH-George-
town University Forum: The
topic for discussion is Growing
European Unity"
2:OO, WMAL-Football: The
Redskins VS.. the Chicago Cardi-
nails.
2:3O, WTOP-New York Phil
harmonic Dimitri Mitropoulos
conducts Beethoven's "Missa
Solemnis." The soloists are
Eleanor Steber, Nell Tangeman,
Harvey Smith Spencer and
Jerome Hines. DR.. John Finley
Williamson conducts the West
minister Choir.
2:3O, WRC-American Forum:
Abba Eban, Ambassador of Is
rael to the United States, is in
terviewed.
6:15, WRC-Report on Amer
lea: The program is heard at a
new time.
$3.50, WRC-NBC Symphony
Orchestra: Pierre Monteux con-
ducts Beethoven's "Leonore
Overture No. 8" and Brahms
Symphony No. 2 in D Major"
1880, WGMS-Music: A pro-
gram of anthems and canticleS
for Armistice Day, broadcast
from st. Johns Church, Lafa-
yette Square.
500, WRC-Six Shooter: The
Western drama series, starring
Jimmy Stewart, is heard at a
new time.
$500, WGMS-National Gal
lery of Art Concert: Richard
Bales conducts the orchestra and
Piano Soloist Helen McGraw in
Mozart's "Serenade No. 9 in D"
and Beethoven's Piano Con-
certo No. in G."
$3.50, WRC-NBC Star Play
house: The program, which is
heard at new time, presents
Fredric March in a dramatiza-
ton of Melville'S ''Moby Dick"
$3.50, WRC-Stroke of Fate:
The subject is what might have
happened had Benedict Arnold's
conspiracy to betray the United
States succeeded.
1000, WWDC - District t
Roundtable: The topic for dis
cussion is What the Laymen
Should Know About Wills and
Estates"
1000, WASH-Oklahoma City
Symphony: Guy Fraser Harrison
conducts Pursell's Three Bibli-
cal Scenes" and Tschaikowsky's
"Serenade for Strings"
Evening star., 1953-11-08
The 'Drognef Case
Here Are the acts, Ma m
Jack Webb, Unworred by Lompoons,
Talks About His Future Plans
By Bob Thomos
Associnfad Press Sfdff Writer

show a few years ago. I play
a musician in a Kansas City
speakeasy.
@. Do you think the public
will accept you in that role?
A. That's another thing you
can't figure. I don't know
whether they will go for me as
a cop on one show and a trum-
pet player in a speakeaSy 20
years ago in another. Movie
stars can play different roles.
But will the public allow a TV
character to change? I don't
know.
Working on Story
@. What about the Drag
net" feature movie?
A. We're working on story
ideas now. Well make it here
at Disney's with our own
money. We hope to put the
same elements of the TV
"Dragnet" into a 120-minute
film, with story development
we can't do on a half-hour
show.
Q. How will you shoot it?
A. In color and flat. I'm not
going to get involved in Sd
or wide screens. I'm not even
an expert director in flat,
much less Sd or wide screens.
Well probably sell the picture
outright to a distributor.
@. What about the divorce
lawyers claim that you and
your wife have community
property worth SO million?
A. I'd sure like to know
how they arrive at that figure.
Under present tax laws. it
would take so years to make
that much from the "Dragnet"
properties. I can't under
stand it.
@. One more thing.
A. Yeah, what's that?
@. Friday.
A. What about him?
@. I notice he's got a girl
friend now. Is he going to get
married?
A. Nope. He hasn't got time.
Too busy solving cases.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
HOLLYWOOD.

The story you are about to
read is true. Only the dia-
logue has been changed to
make it sound like 'Dragnet."
This is the city. Hollywood,
] mean. City of hopes and
dreams. City of depsair. City
where a broke actor can be-
come a millionaire, at least
on paper. I cover the city. I
work out of A.P.
2:30 p.m.-There had been
all kinds Of rumorS about a
character named Jack Webb.
One that he was going to kill
off Joe Friday, his alter ego
on "Dragnet" TV-radio show.
This sounded suspicious. Didn't
"Dragnet" draw an estimated
81 million viewers in Septem-
ber, the top rating for any TV
show until Il Love Lucy" came
back?
Webb also is reported toy
ing with a new TV show and
a full-length movie of Drag
net" for theaterS. Is he really
worth 8 million dollars, as his
wife claimed in her divorce
action?
3:15 PM arrive at Walt
Disney Studios, where Webb
headquarters his Mark VII
Productions. Studio police
eye me suspiciously. but check
my credentials and allow me
to enter. I walk through the
home of Mickey Mouse to the
fancy Mark VII Offices.
An Aword Winner
Webb appears. He is 80,
6 feet tall, 165 pounds. Straight
black hair, piercing brown
eyes. He wears a casually ex-
penSive sport shirt and slackS.
He is smiling.
He ushers me into his Office,
where he is surrounded by
every award in the TV field,
plus many from peace officers.
He settles back in his chair.
I begin the questioning.
@. What's this about your
giving up "Dragnet?"
A. Where'd you hear that?
@. Never mind. I just want
to get the facts. How about
tt?"
A. How about what?
Q. About giving up the
'Dragnet." How about it?
A. I can't give it up. I've
got a contract to make rs more
of them.
Enough for Years
Q. And then?
A, Then I'll give it up.
@. Why's that?
A. BY that time We'll have
1875 films. That should be
enough to play for years. An
actor can't face doing the same
thing indefinitely. He's got to
find new things to do. Be-
sides, there's no telling how
long "Dragnet" will stay popu-
lar. Sure, we're on top now,
but how long can we stay up
there? Now the shows are
being re-run under the title
of Badge TIA" Will this
saturate the public? Nobody
can tell. The audience is a
funny thing. There's no way
to predict it.
@. What do you think of
the records and comedians
lampooning "Dragnet"?
A. Some people tell me !
should be worried. They claim
the public won't go for a seri-
Gus offering after it has been
kidded so much. I don't feel
that way. Imitation is still
the sincerest form of f1attery
It's the American way to be
able to kid things. If the Pres
ident of the United States al
lows himself to be imperson-
ated, who am I to complain
He Mode Changes
Q. Have you changed Drag
net" because of the ribs?
A. Yes. We got a lot O
complaints about how every
body talked in a monotone OF
the show. Ordinarily I don
worry too much about individ
ual critics. But it's like this
When four people tell yo,
you're drunk, you begin to be
lieve them. Since SO man,
people felt the same way abou
the show, we've tried to lift
up a little. increase the pace.
@. What's this new ShoN
you're going to try?
A. It's called Pete Kelly
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tc0NTnUEns

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or FLORIDA IN And FOR Mon
ROE COUNTY IN CHANCERK
Ne. Ia-eI0
HARRIS LEVESoN, Jr., as Exec
cutor Of the Estate Of Harris :.
Leveson, deceased:
CORA LEvEsoN. widow.
GEORGE couRY ana ERNEST
Plaintiffs
SADIE ALLBRlGHT. A. 7.
FL0RY; MALCOLM Z. FLoR9,
also known as MALCOLM
FLoRY;
and ALL UNKNOWN sPoUsEs
or SAID ABOVE NAMED De-
PENDANTS. who may be mar
riedi
and also ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS.
LE,GATEES, DEkISEEsS. GRAM
TEES. ASSIGNEES, IIEN0RS,
CREDITORS, TRUSTEES. OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS claiming b.,
through, under or against any Of
the above named defendants who
may be dead and not known %
" Nea1 " atANNs
and also ALL PERSONS or
PARTIES, whether claiming uu-
der any Of the above named and
described defendants or other
wise. claiming any right, title or
interest In and TO the property
involved IN this suit and herein-
after more particularly described.
...... -. ..,,,ss i - -
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
TO TaE DEFENDANTS: SADIE
AIaLBRIGHT. A. Y. FL0RY and
MALCOLM Y. FLORY, also known
as MALCOLM FLORY;
And ali parties claiming interest
by. through. under or againEt the
above named defendants, and all
parties having, or claiming TO have,
any right. title or intereat In the
property herein Describes to-wits
THE South one-half (SA } OF the
Northwest one-quarter tNWAl
of Section SIS Township -
South, Range 20 East
lying and being In Monroe County,
Florida.
You. ana zach Of you. are hereby
notified that a suit has been filed
against sou by the plaintiffs HAIR
RIS I.ENESoN, Jr.s as Executor OF
the Estate Of Harris Lexeeon. de-
ceased, CORA LlsNESON, = widow
GEORGE c0uRF and ERNEST n.
SMITH. for the purpose Of auieting
their title n and 70 tho above de-
scrlbed property. Said suit being
C.haneery No. 1850 81 The Circuit
Court Of The Sixteenth Judicial Cir
cult Of Florida in and for Monroe
County
You. and each OF you. are hereby
required 70 file an appearances tel-
Their personally or through an at
toFnesl IN the above styled cause
on "Wednesday, May 18th. 1888. CHI
erWfae, the allegations Of the com-
plant filed by the plaintiffs herein
will be taken as confessed ~ you.
A copy Of said Complaint IL deliV-
cred TO you herewith.
In lien OF films an appearance
you may fife an Answer or Hueh
other pieadinRs as yoa Iney be sd-
Visea on Monday, stay nth, 1874
IT Is ORDERED that this no-
tice 10 Appear be published IN fha
pubilshed IN Monroe County. FLOR.
ida, On April 10th, igths 24th and
pATEp this issh day q April
af:ssi 80 EARL Il. ADAMS.
clerk Of the Circuit Court
In aud for Monroe County, tieftna
Byt Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
WALTON, HUBBARD, scahoE'
DIR. IsANTAFF a ATKINS
afe Alfred L duFoBt Building
Miami SO, Florida
Attarnevs for Plaintiffs.
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