davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July 1S R.-Hog prices
reached their highest levels in four
years this week. but there was an under
The cattle market this week probably
was the most cratic on record. Mon
year, but Thursdays n we're f the efeatest
since October, 1916. In the first three
days cattle prices scored the sharpest
% tRo Days S Of e s tfstnr
Seskss top was s sso.5o paid dd'i for prime me-
ltssIe $50 pound besves Slaughter de
Estimated receipts of 4e.sop compared
with 36,662 q week ago and 36,6s5 .
- alusDAl ,-salable hogs, 200. total
week ago: Barrows and gifts $3.50 cents
mast so Syan mos1 s Esh' to
uIatsd By the shabby Va fisher S"i Trend si Of
IONS 90 Prlsss otR ef
pork cuts rose 2.e0-4 90: Shipping de-
m m Nd. was fairly broad tthhroughout most
choice iiehtweights. but later such
osdap TeTs II mSfe eFa uppy
Large packers never. purchased more
than, a fraction of the, receiprs, while
SIuAu pdCkcTS LOO kCue Dulk Oh Gnf sup
the largest for the current season. and
with the arrival of increased numbers
Of lightweight barFFows and gifts the
week reached. s7.7o Thursday, highest
since fon 1888 on the Sss
w. t double decks Of CHOICE i and :
19o7iS2 e. pound m weights at ct s?4o and
fooe in 0T most os pound aad
gifts. with 250-2SO pound weights. 5000
200. Heavier butchers were extremely
a S,7Sts5 90. Lishts l Vel RGas 1 go
Most choice sows' 400 pounds down sold
at 2125-@3.50, q few under 800 pounds
500 pounds. broushtt 1881 5''
salable cattle, 800: total. not given:
compared with last week: Receipts nearly
Slaughter steers and heifers closed 90
last week after being 2.50-6.Oo higher on
srsdes. Some steers on p'! Wednesday sold
900 above the recent low two weeks
ago: cows and bulls closed steady to so
cents higher after being GO SOS high I1v
LOO up; stockers and feeders so cents to
2s5O MGns Sa %ea
nesdays top OF 1850 for, prime 1850
1.365-pound beeves highest since Febru-
airy; during the week choice and prime
fed ,S steers and vsarlings b ~ at 80
l .446-pound beeves Wednesday reached
Sss5oo. compsra5le cattle THURSDAY:
upeyenly 17,0Q-25; 90, mostly 1900
four loads prime 975-1, 075-pound fed
heifers at the best selling 2S.000-29. 90,
prime of1efinss bulked at 22.00-2e: 90.
1650-21 so: load 650-pound Gamer
heifers, 1850; utility and commercial
cows closed at 12.00-1500. mostly 1900
down but up to 1900 was paid Wednes-
day; late bulk Gamers and cutters,
10.00-12.00. at the weeks best time.
IL .50-13.75: late sales utility and COM
mercial bulls. 14.00-17.00. weeks top
1900; fe wchoice and prime vealers,
24.O0. bulk commercial to choice 1900
1900. Gull and utility largely 1000
1900: two loads choice quality $50
pound steers showing evidence of some
grain-feeding sold on feeder account at
$3.50. good S00-1 .074-pound feeders.
1901 300; choice 6s7-pound Nebraska
yearlings early: 1000; good to choice
steer calves and light stock steers. 1900
20.25; medium and good grades, 1880
1S 30 mostly l46O I'D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
StutIer EmpIoye Honored

Gertrude B. Gray. assistant
coffee shop manager at Hotel
Statler, has been selected to re.
ceive a scholarship for q summer
course in hotel administration at
Cornell University. Scholarships
are awarded annually to an OUT
standing employee from each Of
the eight Hotels Statler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, July Is tP-The Asso.
elated Press index of important com
this week. 1t was the fourth consecu-
tive advance
At ISL. "a the index OF IS commodities
compared with 1885 the previous week
and 1915 in the same week q year ago.
All categories except textiles and nom
ferrous metals moved UP. Industrials,
food and livestock reached new peaks
for the year.
The index with comparisons Ior the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
Over-the-Counter Market

The following bid and asked prices
ton of Securities Dealers, Inc, ind
other sources but are unofficial. They
are intended as q guide to the approx
innate range within which these securities
could have been sold Indicated by. the
at the time Of compilation C2 noon.
Friday. Origin Of any quotation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
Bond Summary

FURNISHED - the Associated PTess.D
4 lst O1 NEST active bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high, low and elosing prices for the week
weeks close. =.
Mat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
American Summary

Furnished ~ the Associated Press.)
4 list u NEST active stocks on che
American Stock Exchange. showing the
high. Low and closing prices for the week
and the net change from the previous
weeks elOso.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19

Eates OF dividends In the foreRoinR
table are annual disbursements based on
ton. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included.
yd When distributed H dividend.
e Ex rights Also extra or extras.
paid in 1858, plus stock dividend PAID
last year Payable In stock r be.
clared or paid q. far this year. 5 Be.
clared or paid after stock dividend or
splitup.. Z Accumulated dividend paid OF
dsciaared this year; 2 Paid this year.
taken at last dividend meeting y De-
clared or paid in 1852, plus stock divi-
dend, x-dis II distribution. liouidat-
ing dividend; ..Paya6ls IL stock erect
date. UP Under rule. war With var
ranta Nv without warrants. cid Called
pp Part paid. I'd Next NAy delivery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, July 10 Rl.-Dividends
announced:
REGULAR.
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WASHINGTON Stock EXCHANGE
REPORT Compiled By Exchange Officials

ON P EEPAc g5 R YEAR 1854
' 0 " iNcI6D1Nd FR1DAY T. ~ 1000 "
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Mutual Funds

NEW YORK, July 18 R,-National
Association Securities Dealers, Inc.
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, July IL educational
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
, 1953-12-03
= FRIDAYS
TUESDAYS.

the close, intimate, personal touch Of talking directly to q
group. People somehow seem to want to hear their legs
lators directly and in the flesh, and it might not be . bad
idea if some Of our representatives did treat the people to
the pleasure Of a personal talk once in a while.
, 1953-12-03
Editorial
PEOPLE ARE COMPLAINING

PUBLIC OPINION with respect to the behavior of the
ST Gro0 Council has reached the point where # can no long
er Be ignored as merelysa passing fancy. People are every
where discussing the matter, and some strong opinions are
being expressed, despite an equally strong effort to dismiss
these criticisms.
IT is UNFORTUNATE that a legislative body should
feel that ii is so completely out Of touch with the people they
represent that there is little or no connection. And when this
takes place then a sense Of responsibility SO necessary to good
government is completely lost. The electorate, by and large,
should Be made to feel that their interests are first and fore
most, and that the ones who are sent to the legislature never
lose sight Of this fact. Any other approach to the serious and
important matter Of being a representative Of the people.
completely defeats the true spirit and meaning Of rePresen-
tatiye government.
OF THE criticisms heard most frequently and
loudest is that the Councilmen are making a~.nockery Of the
Legislative Assembly. AT the drop of a hat, Or on the slight
est temptation a session is arranged and there is trekkng
back and forth, including weekends, 50 that on Friday after
noon all hands head for home to return Monday morning to-
take up where they left off.
AND ALL OF THIS has come on the heels Of a type
Of Indifference which made itself evident IN the local SEES
sions, where many 4 member often forgets that the Council
IS injecting and then either there is no quorum and it must
be called of, or he drops in to cast his vote for adiounment
b a THESE feelings on the part Of the electOr-
ate will run cannot be said off hand, but il may be time to
take stock. If it is true that the peoples representatives are
actually beginning to disregard those who sent them to the
legislature, then it is time to sit up and look about
N WHILE ON the subject Of indifference. what has
happened to the good old custom Of meeting the people face
to face at public meetngsP Radio, while quite nice as 4
medium Of passing out Information seems somehow to lack
go
Evening star., 1953-09-01
Deaths Reported
From the D. c. Bureau of Vital
StatiSticS)

Albert 4. Boswell. IS. ss5 sth TN st. ne.
Frank Hegner. s5 5000 New Hampshire
Katherine E Padgett. 50. 471s Southern
Agnese ness 4. olds 7e 1880 peecher st. NV,
Wesley q. Alley. SO. 1411 Howard st.
Robert 6ss ;, J; veale. So. 1714 Constitution
Margaret E. crickenberEer. SO, 1880
Nichols ave. s.w.
TSeIma % 'ss s. Tappan soVe as SoImar Iklsfan; Manor
Paul Moore, 4s. 1850 oirard st. NV
Audrey jenkins. 46. 1914 Indiana ave.
Betty D. Whitaker, 81. 1s Danbury st.
James D HollinEsworth. Is. 1910 N st.
Barbara Itnds E L LEanYdTsss 12; Fl paso, Tex
Mary Carter. u. so3 6 st. ne.
Sans nafy fsrtSs Mstsf q. e. sEO sss 3gd St +. NV
James Wilson. 70 A. Quincy pl. NV.
Elossie N: White. s.; 4244 Clay st. ne
eatie eofies H9sI as,1tsD 4s 1898 Iat 1.th St NV
Helen BRAN Bs's' 4s a 4s5s 4sI Blaine S. st. nv me-
Nozelle Holmes A, 1905 W st. NV.
Christine Brown. SO. 1923 Vermont ave.
San1 Dennis vg;., = Jones' g. s3ns s17s 18th pl; Sc
Daisy McGraw. So. Washington.
' Nae T. Marcus S. s1s 81 lasn Harrison St nE =.
Nellie B. James rs. 1920 Harwood st.
julia c. Hevener. SO. Alexandria, Va.
Eleanor A. Parato, 81, 1851 Potomac
Michael b. Moran. 10. Washington.
James Nicholson. 53. I147 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-01
MorrioeeLicense
Applications

Under D. C. lGtD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDGit three full days
and TeceiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
George Davis, jr., 26. 146 Ivanhoe st
s.w., and Retta Reynolds. 21. 6OE
Van Buren st. NV.
John Staples, 81 Verona. Va. and Ella
Pumphrey,' 20, Fairfax, Va.
Leroy Calhoun, %, 1903 New Jersey ave
NV, and Ruby Brooks. 20, 307 N
st. NV.
Gilbert Turmelle. 90. 1872 Forester st
s:w., and Betty Vogl, 21. sos Brandy.
wine st. Sc.
Earl Hogate,. 2s, and Margaret Hicks
22. both of Camden, N. j.
Samuel Virginia, 27. 61O Florence st
me-. andsLily Lee, 80, Alexandria, Va
Hugh. Ritter. jr.. 10. bingham, Mass.
and Emmv Coiey, Is. Elizabeth City
Edward Bisland.. %. Glen spey, N. Y.
and Patricia Aston, %. wexford. Pa
Charles Bland. 21. Arlington. Va. anc
Martha Kittrell, 20. 1439 Morse st
NE.
Carl Jones. 81. e13 C st. s.e.. ant
Bessie Lynch, 81, S13 T st. NV
Ross Roberts. 80, and Yvonne Douglas
IL. both OF Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1953-09-01
New York Dirtiest City
Of All, Mrs. WiIIkie Says
BY the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, Sept. Mrs.
Wendell Willkie yesterday called
New York "the dirtiest city I've
ever been in"
She urged the city's women
to begin a campaign to clean it
up
I'm willing to help" said the
widow of the 1910 Republican
presidential candidate as she ar
rived aboard the Italian liner
Saturnia from a European vaca-
ton.
I'm willing to go out with a
broom and clean up physically" !"
Novelist Edna Ferber recently
scolded New Workers for having
"the dirtiest streets in the
world" Did Mrs. Willkie agree
with Miss Ferber?
II certainly do" Mrs. Willkie
declared. 81 think New York City
is the dirtiest city I've ever been
in. and I love New York. I've
lived here for the past IS years. 4"
Evening star., 1953-09-01
Births Reported
From D. c. Bureau of vital Statistic

NFrom -. Z. bureau OF Vital StatlStlct
BOYS
George and Sylvia Beram.
Ralph and Anne Francis.
Harry and Phyllis Goode.
Charles and Jean Mas. NO''N''
Adrian and Jeanne Sharff.
Marion and Lille Ameker.
Lee and Bessie Calhoun.
Sterling and Ann Derricotte;
Harry and Alease Murray.
Joe and Mae Robinson
isaac and Leola Williams
George and Rose Dobbs.
John and Frances Gabbert.
William and Frances Guthrie. JP.
Robert and Marguerite Morgan.
John and Dorothy O'Donnell
Walter and Kathryn Stephenson.
William and Jacuueline Brown.
Frank and Mary Diggs
Flovd and Dolores Payne.
Leroy and Hattie Whaley.
GIRLS
William and Geneva Adams.
James and Violet Dorsey.
Warren and Mary Moore.
Willie and Emma Myles.
John and Mildred Balog.
Ralph and Clara Fisher.
Richard and Dorothy Kline.
John and Nan Sherwood.
Samuel and Isabel Coleman.
Raymond and AZell Gutrich.
Jesse and Helen McCree
Leo and Amparing Toribio.
Stanley and Vivian Berrett.
Robert and Marilyn Hirsh.
Jerome and Lucille Monar
Marcus and Hilda Rnsembaum.
Eric and Apri1 Suurrell
Evening star., 1953-09-01
Guiono Postal System Dates Buck to 1888

LONDON. = British Guiana,
England's only colony in South
America, has had a functioning
postal system as far back as 1888.
In July, 1850, it became the
worlds 18th stamp issuing area,
and since that time has been re-
sponsible for many philatelic
rarities. including the worlds
Evening star., 1953-09-01
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Realism in Sea Film

The three-dimenSional sea
film was so realistic that he felt
spray, thought John Reynolds of
London, before he found a small
boy was spraying the audience
with a water pistol.
Evening star., 1953-09-01

most valuable stamp, the unique
1856 one-cent black on magenta,
which is insured for 100000.
Evening star., 1953-10-04

point Uhere it can LeUel off for flight?
7,2OO.-L.E.S., Arlington, Va.
TALK -. The signing of the
Korean GrmiStice brought to an end
the longest Truce negotiations im his
tory. HOW long had the talks e.
tended?
For 2 years, II days. In all SIS
meetings were held. The longest
Evening star., 1953-10-04

DUGGY 80. The worlds cham
- biOn lightning bug catcher, IS
yeGr-Oh Jimmy Tracy, UhO formed
a corporation. is retiring. HOW
many bugs did his firm cGtch;?'
His firm" netted 1900
1900 of which were caught by
Jimmy. They were used by Johns
Hopkins University scientists.
Mrs. W.L.R., GuEbOrt, Miss.
PLUGGERS 80. HOw many states
use Hcense-bIGtc slogans?
10. Nevada, The Silver State"
uses gold numbers.
-R.R. Jennings, Mo.
HATS OFF ... What unusual
claim is Toronto making for its nerC,
sOOn-tO-be-Obe1ed subway?
1t will be the worlds quietest
subway" Even the tunnel walls
and pillars are being soundproofed.
-J.K., Denton, Texas
TOURISTS On the average,
hOsC many persons OtSit the White
House on briCGte OF conducted tours
each weekdGy?
About $500 persons daily.
MS, MGTlette, Mich.
wow 80. According to Pent0gOs
officials, whGt is the cost of getting
a loaded BIZ jet bomber off the
T,utUGy and taking it up to the
Evening star., 1953-10-04
WERNER WOLFF

recess of the main delegations was
199 days, the shortest meeting
only Is seconds.
-M.E.B., CL0Ti,sdG, IOaUa
COUNTER :. What common
piece Of household equipment is
being used by researchers at the
College of Medical ErGngeliSts to
assist in counting feGs on a squirrel
Evening star., 1953-10-04

for feG-killing insecticides testing
purposes?
The vacuum cleaner.
ABB, St. Paul, MINI.
BRAKE ... A netC eGdgef sOhich
informs d1iVeTS of cars wheM they
haze attained a certain speed has
been i,1Vented. What is this deVice
called?
The ''Speedinformer." It's a
small buzzer connected to the
speedometer which, when the
speed gets too great, gives out a
long buzzing sound.
Mrs. C.S., Wichita, Kan.
UMWAlHTED HOlO many
thousands of dollars in trimming race
track bGTi-ntMtsIel tickets are left Msn-
cGshed by racing fans in America in
a year?
1t is estimated at hundreds of
thousands. At Santa Anita, Area
dia, Calf, alone in single racing
season of so days the total of un-
cashed tickets was $51, 600.
-L.M.R., Los Angeles
CONDUCTED '' ~ N--x
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answer used in this column. Questions
are based on current news and clipping Of
news source must accompany answer.
Address: Tom Henry. THIS WEEK.
40 Lexington Avenue, New York IL.
N. Y. Unaccepted contributions cannot
be acknowledged or returned
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07
Mach I Jahren erst
elm kIeiner Anfang
oesterreich ergreift die ersfen Mossnohmen zvr Einsie-
dervnq Won Observation-Disclosures.

8ad)t1ngen foIler Garlehen bon
10000 Bis 10000 Sdiaing nit
2prosentiser Ger5inilng, riid5ablbar
III 5ebn Biz fiinf,ebn Sabren, geapabrt
tpcroen.
STIR sen Gieenbeimbar ser BOLTS
oeutihen 2anoarbetter miro inter Der
Iorausiesung elmer GtgenleiItung
bon minbeitens 25 b. s. Elm Darleben
big at IS b.. s. Ser @eiamtfolten,
bofItens ieSoh 10000 SHILLING &c.
wdbrt. Gad) sebn Sabren miro bon
bieiem IarIeben Elm 9rittel in eileu
3uiduB umsenanoelt, tuenn Der
Sarlebeusnebmer Sic horeeihriebe,
nett 8eoinelineen erfiiat bat. Mit
BENT 8etrag bon sebn Ntiaionen
SHILLING b~iiriten 100 big $50 81
aenbeimbauten aufgefiibrt tperoet.
Mit Ser Sur9fiibrung oieier aftion
iiuo sic Ianbpirtihaftliden Ibtel'
luuaen ser 2anoesregieruugen nao
oas Bunoesminiiterium fit Sano.
mirtihait betraut. Witipra4eredi
baben Die Observation-Disclosures,
oie 0ooarbeiterfamn,err nn6 bic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07
Aus Bv|sonins Ansproehe
yum !. Mai in MoskuU

Wosfau. - Bel Der Maiienper=
beriammlung aui bem 8otea Nlas
CUR 5eier bes 1. Mai IieB 8ebrmini=
tier Mifolai 9ulsanin oerlauten, oab
roie iospietiite &asierrng ieben
Shritt ieitens Der 8egierunsen OFT
oerer 2Gnoer tpiafommen beiben
.piroe, bie auiri9tig beitrebt isieu,
sur 2oiung Ser Spannlng ser inter-
aationalen Situation be~i5utragen
Wau piiroe germ ieben, baB oie pon
ben Tiibrern ser 8esierunsen &c.
madten frieoIid,en aeuberunger
Ourd Saten unteritiist piiroen.
anidIieBeno bemdneelt er ieood
oab bis Mdhte oes @eiten ~porlGuiia
nod e,itts lit bieier Hid)tung unter.
nommen bdtten, uno bab iit oil
E otuietlnion baber ge5,punsen iGbe
lif tpeiterbiu 5u riiiten. ibre Shlaa'
fraft az peritdrfen urlo lire aen1lt:
mile auf militGriihem unb politi:
ihem @ebiet at perbeiieru.
Sies JET notis, Inn ieoen Geri1d
ieiaolider Streitfraite. iid) int oil
TrieSlit)e uno liegreid)e a%nnaberune
oes lotpietii6et 8olfes an iein gro.
Bes 3iel, benz 8ommunisnus, ein3u
miiten, mirtungsuou ablblasen 4,
fonnen.
stad ieiaer aniprahe nabm 8ul
ganin 6te Sruppenparaoe alb, Die mi,
iiblid bel oieier 8elegenbeit nit gro
Bes Vonlp allfgeiogen tpor6en mar
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ce|Ie ,,produziert"
e~ierlegende -
i. haehne

GeGe. - Sie 8unSesioritunsss
anitalt in Gene lit elm @ebirntruit
bon - @iiienitaftlern, sic am @erf
iino, Die bel,tid)ne &leintierb0fe naf
bem letten Stanb ser @iienihait su
rationaliiteren, aud) tpenn babel 10
alte lteberlieferunsen erifiittert tper.
oet, tpie etpa bic, bab MIR Sennen
Gier Ieeen fonnen.
Or. 90. Gretihmar, Ser Setter Bee
8ioloeiid,en SSsnititi,ts. lit babel, Ell
mem eierlesenoen Sabn 81, rprool,s
sieren." Siibner iinb in Sen eriten
Sasen hires embrporlalen Saieins
seihIedtlif ge,piiiermaben nod nett
tral Or. Gretidmar" iuii5ierte alio
in 400 Ger lie 0.2 ccm bes inntbetis
id,en tpeibliden 5ormon-6 rdparats
5oragpnol inns Ieste Sic Gier in Sen
8rutidranf. Sic als Sabnten &C.
id,Iiipiten aiifen entmifelten iid gu
nGhit tpie 3apal,ne, batten iebod,
SAINT Soraspnol, etwas, tpas Sabne
oSer aapal,ne nidt 5l Daben pilesen:
gileiter.
Die pidtieite Gorausiesune gum
gierlesen aber, elm flnftionsia6iger
gieritof, tpar a%l,sgeblieben. Die met
item feminiiierten S1bne singen
idlieblih elm, tpeil lie in ibrem ees
ihloHenen gileitern 5upiel gipeib
prooujierten, oas feinen abgans
fano. sic iriiten nun i~e3iert uno
numeriert III Gormalin ELM Gaiein
als Museangspunft tpeiterer Beriu.
DIE, tpeil Elm engliider Gorifer mo-
mems 0reentpooo bebauptet, baB er
bereits e~ierlesenbe Sabine ee5iidtet
babe. Gas Nroblem lit tpirtidaitlif)
h0dit bebeutiam, benn aus runo so
,. $. offer bebriiteten gier ihliipfen
&1bnhen, bon benen a6er nur 8rufs
tell 9ebraudt prib.
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Brasi|ien |egt einen Plan fuer die
AnsiedIung Won $4,000 Europaeern vor

sieSIer ion i'm 2a,tfe bes Sabres be.
sinnen 1tno Dor gn6e 1915 abee.
tpidelt iein.
gstlo Se Mlparenga erlduterte, baB
8raiiIien nit bieiem Hrosramm nift
MIR sic gr3eusl,ns tpidtiger Nabs
rungsmittel fir Ben 8ebarf oes
9auoes iteieern, fonbern allh Elm be.
merfenspertes @orbilb mo6erner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Metboben idofien
tpoIle, tpeldes ser Susen6 bon Bra'
iiliens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bebolfe.
rung ,,euen Mniporn bel ibrer Mrbeit
liefern tpiir6e.
Die Meuiieoler fonen bon ser bras
iilianiiben @eeierung 9anS, Sduier,
gieb rno 2anomaidine,t auf @runS
bon Torleben erbalten, bic lie int
9erlauf bon IL Sabren suriidaablen
tonnen.
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@ien. -- Nad iiebea Sabren bai
lid nun Selt,rreih enolid) entlfloI'
ien aud fiir sic Ginglieoerung Der
Standardization etpas SIT tim. Sr
Seiterreih Ieben runb 10000
TonouIdnpaben, Ste iibertpiegenr
2%auo,pirte iinb. Man idast, oab Ct
tpa 10000 in ser 2anopirtidaft be.
ifGftiet iinh. Die garlseu Sabre mar
Seiterreih ~beitrebt, Die Seimatper'
trieberren pormiegenb als aned)te unf
M1eoe III ser ihleht 3ablenSen
2anomirtidait su beifaftieen, pab,
re,,o sic beiieren Irbeitspldse De
itcrreihern porbebalten bleiben iou'
ten. ltmio beoalierlid)er mar es ban1t
oaB Seiterreid sic gauSe s3tet nidts
tat, mas Die Seimatpertriebenen alts
bam aneht. uno Maeooerbdltnis
81, beiieren 2ebensbeoinaunsen bdttt
iiibren fonnen. Ils eriter Sdrit1
a,,f oieiem @eee fann iest sic Srsi'
gabe bon 10 Wilionen Sdili,,g an
geieben tperoen, NIT Senel1 bic emit
ipredenSe Ginelieoeruna bGuerlihe,
Meniden in Oeiterreih einseleite'
tperben ion.
Dit Der Gertpirflihung bes Ela'
mes. ser natiirlih slnadit MIR elmer
Sell Der pertriebenen 9al,ern 6eriif'
fidtigen fam, tpirb nod Jeitlegune
Ser 10.
tort begonner tperben.
@oreeieben lit Dor alien Sic Gad)'
tung bon a,tslaufenben 9ofen burd
finoerreihe gertriebenen familien Il
sic discriminating bon Sanbarbeis
ter iamilien burb gigenbeimbalt. Sir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07
Fine Avssiedlvns der
siebenbvsrgsr saeh.en?

Minden. - Gte Mrsiie6luag nor
200, 900 nod in @umdtie1 Iebenben
Siebenbiireer Sa9ien ion nod einem
8erliner Beri1t Der .Sal5burger
Nadriften" borbereitet tperber. III.
ter 8erufune auf auoerldiiiee DUEL
len tpiu 6as 8latt erfabren baben,
6aB an ibre Steue r,,mdniide 8al,.
ert, aus Der 9obrubi9a fommer iol.
LETT. Sc beitebe Die Mbiidt, einen
Sell Der Siebenbiireer Sadien IN
Ser Sotpietaone a~n5uiieoeln, mo II.
folge Ser beritdrften Glu4tbepegung
nad benz Weiten ta,ien6e 8auern.
b6fe Ieer ftGn6e.. Cine rumaniide
Mbor6nung tpeile arr 9eit In DIT
berlin, I'M iiber bic 11mite6lans 81.
perhor6elr.