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Evening star., 1953-07-26

TTHAPPENs to you only once in great while,
l. and always it's unexpected. THIS WEEK
had asked me to find out where television got
all its animals, and NBC directed me to a
place called The Wainess Stables which is
located up in the East Nineties. 1t sounded
like a routine assignment.
The cab let me off in front of a door marked
''Ofice, and went in. Standing in the mid
die of the room, facing me, was small white
horse. We stood looking at each other for a
moment, with him getting the better of it.
His name is SNOWFALL, voice said. Not
very imaginative, but Johnny seems to like
it. Sitting on top an old roll-top desk in the
corner, her legs crossed nonchalantIy, was my
informant, blonde, blue-eyed little girl in
black cowboy pants with the face of an angel
IF l had my way" she said, ''I'd call him
Hero. That's because he's brave. He's very
brave" The horse switched his tail and
looked at her lovingly. Isuddenly felt the ghost
of Damon Runyon breathing on my neck.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
by A. E. HOTCHNER

Photographs by John LesCis Stage
rs your daddy h9e?" l asked, tentatively.
Daddy is on his beat" she answered. HE
has the best light-response of any animal we
ever worked" l gathered she meant Snow
ball, not her daddy. She hoped down from
the desk, took an electric lantern from nail
on the wall, snapped on its powerful beam
and suddenly shined it in the horses right
eye. He did not move muscle.
A ModOck?
HES just darling, isn't he?" she said, and
SNOWFALL lowered his head little and she
kissed him on his nose. "He looks like a pony
but he's not He's Western chunk. We had
apony but couldn't do thing with him. He
wasn't modock, really, he was just opinion
ated. Now, Buckskin, he's a modockw /
gathered that a modock was horse with a
low 10. She shook her head over Buckskin.
Isis your mommy around?" asked.
NO Only Johnny. He's up with the rab-
bit litter. Is there anything can do for you?"
, 1953-06-18
GREAT

GREAT .. ]
was followed by the address.
of DR.. Canegata.
Mrs. Rita La Fontaine
Forbes, brilliant Lyric Sopra-
no, sang The Rosary and
"The Bells Of ST. Maryso; in
the latter she was assisted by
the Choral Group His Excel
lency Bishop Davis then adj
dressed the gathering briefly,
paying tribute to all those
who worked to help IN the
construction CT the building.
Several then participated in
laying Of the cornerstone af-
ter which the Choral group
sang the school song. Fathe
Hart then thanked all those
, 1953-06-18

Shipping News

The S. S. CONAN LEAD
Err" is scheduled to sail from
New Orleans June 18th; Mo
bile June Goth, and is due at
Frederiksted July 1st, via Ja-
maica, Haiti and St. Thomas,
accepting freight for Barba-
dos, Georgetown, and Parama-
ribo.
, 1953-06-18
BRILLIANT

1IlGSG WOLuST4l lie II1CSS7
hood, The State, The School
are. still, though we do not
live in the Middle Ages,
master words among us.
And first the Priesthood
Let. me here make this obser-
walton, a man must be both
ill-informed and singularly
unobservant, who does not
see connected with this word
Priesthood, symptoms Of an
activity which shows no signs
of abatement It would be
surprising if it did, for is not
the Priesthood, one Of the
most ancient and most fruit
full Of human conceptions? AS
an illustration of this activity,
we see rising here this very
afternoon before our eyes a.
fine structure, due almost
wholly 7 believe, to the strenu
Gus and untiring efforts Of
your own Father Superior,
Reverend Father Hart, lheavy
applause) a hard working and
indefatigable parish priest,
sparing no thought Of self but
entirely absorbed in the for
tunes Of this school and the
work of His Church. His mag
nificent services to Fl o | u
Cross and st. Mary's and this
Island, I am sure will never
be forgotten, for he is leaving
with us a memory of great
opportunities greatly employ
ed, and an example of simpli-
city, courage, self-denial, tena
cious devotion to work, to
duty and to service.
And with him we must as
M#MMEMA D2GNtNW HSM#gM ~ E4E% sN &E
sociate his co-worker, and as
sistant, Father Daley, zap
plause) pursuing the same
work with no less zeal and
enthusiasm; and in this con
nection also we will not for
get the work Of the Mothers
Of this Convent, (heavy APP
plause) who have spared nei-
Their effort nor sacrifice to
raise the funds for this insti-
tuition.
And secondly The State. I
pass BY the State, as being
more suitable to be dealt with
on a different occasion, for it
is on the Third master word
The School, that | want to
leave a thought or two with
you today. This word has lost
, 1953-06-18
THE 81. cRoIx AVIS

make a nation really great, Of
a School, than the time that is
present. Nor can it be said
that we are without means to
give effect to our wishes in
his respect, if only we wish
sufficient strenuously in
deed il these days, judging BY
the activities in this respect
all around US, we lack nothing
to enable US to do anything
unless indeed it be the inspira
ton.
concluded tomorrow
, 1953-06-18
u I R B I
REpoRT ON

Ranorts on the graduation
ceremony at ST. Mary's will
be published in another issue.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-18
LITTLE PORTAGE
MRS. c. w. BuNNINc

The first snow storm of the year
brought plenty of trouble to Little
Porage-First the electricity was
off for between three and four
hours, then the telephone wires
lay on the ground along the Little
Forage road east, if this condition
Is widespread We could not say
because, well there is no telephone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Atzinger
and Cynthia autoed from North
Dakota, just a head of the snow
storm, arriving at the home of
Mrs. Atzinger's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Paulsen early Sun
day. Mr.. Atzinger is an officer in
the Air Corps. He will leave for
England after a 30-day furlough.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Kellog who were married
in Fremont, last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Kellog is the former LaRue
Nickle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Nickle. Others attending
the wedding and reception at the
X of P. hall, besides the immediate
families we're Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Vogt and Mr.. and Mrs. Sinke
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-18
GYPSUM
MRS. J. n. CULAU

Mr.. and Mrs John Jensen, Miss
Carol Matsler, Fred Vass and Miss
Katherine Sherwood went to the
Maplecrest Home, Bucyrus, Sun
day afternoon to take gift of
canned goods to the home.
The Kings Daughters had the
basement of the church appropri-
ately decorated for the Saturday
afternoon Christmas meeting. Aft
er the business session, gifts were
distributed to each member and a
potluck supper enjoyed.
The Misses Marlene Sibrel of
Walbridge and Pamela Sibrel of
Bowling Green University spent
part of the weekend with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sibrel
and sister Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen left
early last week, Wednesday morn
ing for Dayton to visit their
daughter and son-in-law and chill
dren, the Harold Sperbers until
Saturday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hess of Port
Clinton, called Tuesday evening on
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Gulau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Williams
and Mrs. Ida Szilagyi left early
Saturday morning to visit Robert
Szilagyi at Great Lakes, Illinois.
The Couples Pinochle Club en-
joyed Christmas dinner at 6 pm.
at the Johansen, Ross Restaurant.
They then preceded to the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen
where gifts were exchanged. Cards
were played at four tables, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Mortus and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Johansen invited
guests. Awards went to the holders
of high and low scores. Coffee and
cookies were enjoyed after the
games.
The Christmas pageant by the
Gypsum school children will be
presented Monday evening, Dec. 81
at the school auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen and
Fred Voss and niece, Catherine
Sherwood and Carol Mailer, also
visited with relatives near Upper
Sandusky, Sunday afternoon, after
their visit at Maplecrest, Bucyrus
Ronald Mackey of the U. S. Serv-
ice in Michigan, arrived Saturday
morning to visit with his mother,
Mrs. Mabel Mackey and sons.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-18
5ttAmua| GALA new YEARS EVE PARTY Dance G;:;=:=: e 7 Orchestra


Ewersen. Mr.. and Mrs. Kellog have
just finished building a new home
on Route 10.
5-H Christmas dance at the Oak
Harbor .Armory Dec. 19. Gifts for
everyone. Bay township 5-H mem
bers are in charge of arrange
ments.
The Bay Farm Women's Club
held their Christmas party with a
potluck dinner last Tuesday after
noon. Election of officers had the
following results. President, Ger
vase Lochotzki; vice president,
Emma Heiser; secretary, Kather-
inc Asmund; treasurer, Bessie
Vogt. A gift exchange followed
the meeting.
Michel Lee, two months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Burning was
baptized Sunday at st. Paul''s Lu-
theran church. Jay Kagamaster
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis
were the sponsors.
Mrs. Ted Hopfinger received
painful injury to a finger joint
when it became caught in slid
ing door last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Burning and
Norma were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Burning and family
of Elmore.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-18
Award Contracts
At Erie Ordnance

Three contracts have been
awarded by the Central Procure
ment Agency of Erie Ordnance
Depot.
A contract for temperature
control unit was awarded to the
Hoffman & Harpst Co., Toledo.
Amount was $1,126.
The Parker Rust Proof Co., De-
troit, was awarded a contract,
amounting to $1,305, for phospha-
tizing material.
The Wheel & Rim Sales Co., To-
ledo, was awarded a contract for
two kinds of locking rings.
Amount was $2,233.80.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-18
Port Clinton CYO
Cagers Victorious

Port Clinton's Catholic Youth
Organization basketball tie m !,
coached by John Macko, defeated
the Bowling Green CYO squad, 36
to Is, at the high school audi
torium.
Performing for Port Clinton
were Don Clemons, Kenny and Joe
McAtee, Dave Babcock, Fred Kohl
man, Tom Minderman, Jack Flynn,
Lamar Richardson and Leroy
Bergeman. Scoring was evenly di-
vided.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-18

Hawk, Gary Philips, Michael
Shelke, Marilyn Butz, Berdine
Flickinger, Carol King, Jane Mich.
nay, Carol Mills, Nancy Radloff
and Benta Rasmussen.
Children's Choir members in
clude: Cynthia Bahnsen, Berdine
Fliclsinger, Kathy Gresh, Phyllis
Heminger, Carol King, Bonnie
Kott, Jane and Jean Michnay,
Carol Mills, Marilyn Motel, Diane
and Maynard Myers, Gloria Mel
sen, Jean Gutenberg, Jim and
Nancy Radloff, Benta Rasmussen,
Bill Wadsworth and Shirley Woh-
lers.
Eddie BahnSen, Joe Rasmussen,
Kenneth Owen and Kenneth Mis-.
sen will serve as ushers. Rev.
George Reinke, pastor, will give
the prayer and Berdine Flickinger
and Jane Michnay will serve as So
loists when the Chi1dren's Choir
sings the offertory anthem.
Following rehearsal on Wednes-
day evening, December 23rd, the
Senior Choir will visit various
homes in the Danbury community
to sing Christmas carols. Mrs.
Charles Lenke will arrange trans
portation with horses and sleigh
if weather permits.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-18
DANBURY
MRS. JOHN DAYTON

Children cast in the pageant in
clude: Judy Schmardebeck, Mary
Lue Schneider, Betty Bandelean,
Judy Ross, Dana Rasmussen, Helen
Dress, Sandra Hollinger, Marcia
Bahnsen, Carol Hawk, Diane Wads-
worth, Sharon Baker, Linda
Shelke, Bob Wadsworth, Susan
Schrock, Kathy Peters, Paul Ras-
mussen, Kathy Schrock, Dennis
Snyder, Cindy George, David Hirt,
Helen Heinzl, Susan Franch, Judy
Stepanian, Karen Wadsworth,
Richard Kline, David Heinzl.
Russell Wanlers, Donald West
gate, David Netherland, Robert
Wolf, Jimmy Westgate, Arthur
Wadsworth, Allen WohlerS, Kathy
and Linda Butz, JoEllen and Pam
ella Peters, Jerilyn Motel, Paul
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-18
Christmas Eve

On Christmas Eve, at 7:30 .. m,
the Luther League will conduct a
Candlelighting Service with "The
Light of the World" as the gen
eral theme. The Children's Choir
and Senior Choir will provide Spe-
cial music. The entire congrega-
ton will participate in the clos
ing candlelight ceremony.
Holy Communion Christmas Day
On Christmas Day, Holy Com
munion Service will be held at
800 a. m. Special music for this
service will be provided by the
Senior Choir.
The general public is cordially
invited to attend any of the serv-
ices at st. Paul's.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-18
LAcARNE PROGRAM

Pupils of Erie Township School,
Lacarne, will present their Christ
mas program in the school audi
torium at 8 o'clock Monday eve
ming. Dec. q
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-12-18

A serious accident occurred
Sunday evening when a gun was
accidentally discharged by Ward
Druyor, shattering the leg of Gray
son Lorensen. He was rushed to
Mercy Hospital by ambulance,
where his condition is considered
serious.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-29
''Prawdu" berichtet Won
"U. S. Wirfschuftskrise

MoSfau. - Sn einem langen Mrs
tifel in ser rEraluba" behauptet Ser
befannte rliiiiihe @irtifaitIer gu=
gene Sareu, Sic amerifanii6e @irts
ihaft itel,ere eine'u 3uiummenbrltd)
5n.
Gs ip.,rben babel s(rtifel aus perz
ihieoener amerifanilfcn 3eitungen
berangejogen uno inter @erufung
aui aarl Ntarr Ser Sd,lub sesoeen,
bab sic gegenpGrtise eiinittge Gage
1T oen Gereinigten Staaten nid)t aui.
red,terbalten ,peroen fGnne.
Gs lei aabefannt, folgert Ser Ser
faiier in ser rBrapoa" oai fur; Dor
elmer @irtIhaitstriiis oie Yroouftior
INNER Sen SObepuntt erreihe, nno
es iei leidt 5t ieben, oaB oie @irt.
Id)aft Der Ser. Stdaten ppr elmer
ioldcn ariiies Ser l1eberproouftion
lt1uoe. ...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-29
Aueh in der Bundesrepub|ik
! kauft man auf Raten

meneeiabt, Sic bas Seil5ablllnass
areoitgelhiit neben SEN normulen
8anfgeibGften betreiben iolpie sic
gnersie Observation-Disclosures
Ser llmiospert bieier Gruppe miro
nit 400 Miuionen S0t, peranihlagt.
Srattiid) eriolsen areoitpertIl,fc
III olleu 8ranhen. Sbr prpsentl,aler
Mnteil. lpie audi sic betraasmGbiaen
Summen in SEN ein5elnen @arens
srrppen iino ieood, auBerorbentlich
berid)iebeu. 9as aleid)e gilt tilt has
YerbGltnis ser @udfreoite 81, Sen
Teil5abll,ugsfreoiteu. Genieniaen
@ran6en. Sic feline Sciliabllmgsfres
site eeludbren, ,pic 2ebensmittcl, Sa=
bafiparen, Blas. Yor5ellon' tuD Sc
ramifartifel iteben oieienipeu ge9ens
iiber, bel benen sic 1eiljablungsfres
Site iiber,pieeen. ipie es 5. 9. beinl
Mobel- ino 6abrraocinjclbanoel Ser
Sail lit. Sbluobl beiul 5ertileinsels
banSel ser Mnteil Der areoitperfiil,fe
nru ruuS 10 y. $. betrGat, iallen bier
sic boben ltmiatsiiiern beionSers ins
8epid,t, 10 Sab betraasmIbig aeraoe
in picier @ranhe erbeblihe @rcoits
pcrfiilfc gctGtiat iuerben Mnh in
araitiabr5e,1banocl berribt Maten=
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Bon @ebeutilna erideiut a,d) Sic
8eteilielns Ser 9erufsgruppen al
SEM Spitem ser Natcn;ablltngen. go
betrGat ser Mnsnbl nad) bie Grippe
ser Mrbeiter So b. $. bel eiuem Sire
oitbetraa pon 35 b. s., bie ser Mnae-
ltellten 26 h. s. bel &reoitbetrag boz,
1S b. S.. sic ser 9eamten Z p. s. BET
einem areoitbetrae bon 5 b. g., Die
Ser ireien 8eruie s b. s. Bel einem
arq6itbetrage bon 9 b. 8. auigeiiibrt.
sSn ser @nnoesrcpublif ipareu l,no
fms sic @rcnsen io,ucbl iiir sic Sssn=
oniprlld)nabme als nnd fit Die @ee
p1hrung bon Serbraubertrcbitcn
ltets bicl cnger geSogen als in Mmeri-
ia, no III sen letten Sabren Ser Mn-
tell ser 2reoitperfGl,ie nit runo 80
b. $. aneeseben miro. anbers liegt
ser San ieopd BEL periGieoenen an.
gefiinSigten Vtobnabmen bes Bun.
6espirtifoftsmiitiiter oas fir
bic rdd,ite 3eit Ben aonium lanslebi-
ger Wirtidaitseiiter brrh eeeignete
2reoitmabnabmen beleben min. Ser
gin3elbanoel iiebt alleroings in iol=
den MISUNDERSTANDING eine ein.
Ieiti9e @eaiiniti9rng beitiMnlter @o=
rengruppcn.
s. @osner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-29
moskau hat NIGHTS gegen
Grossmaechte. konfereIlz
Wischinski asussert sich Korrespondenten
gegenueber
sogt gebe keine Frase die NIGHT ovf Boss aeaen-
seitigen Interesses geIoest werden konn.

'telp 2)orf. - 9iubIanSs @iid,inifi
erfldrte in eilter 3rialnnenfi,nit ser
II. N. Correspondents 9liiociotion, Sic
SoDietltnion lei bereitnillia, an Ell
nen Sreiien ser StaatScberhi,pter
Der 8robn,ddte teil5unebmen. ST
batte ieoot Ginpdnoe geaen Yriiiiun-
een Ser sufrid,tisfeit umo ser g,tten
Ibiiften Ger Solpietllnion OILS 0or.
uusiesuue iold elmer aonIeren5.
Sci ser 3uianmentl1nIt ipurSc
@iifil,ifi getragt. mas Iiir MusIih=
ten altf Sie Grgebniiie iold, elmer Som.
iercn; uprbanben ieien. gr erpioerte
es lei fein heionoeres TrobIem bamit
uerbunoen. &c gebe feine iSrage, mel
:he riht alti ser @aiis eegenieitige1
SntereIies uno 9esenIeitiser sldtlrng
lno obne porberige VriiIuna Ser s(uis
rid)tigfeit uno Ger glten sblihten ser
Sonietl,nion geloit perben fann.
HuBlanbs II. g. &ertreter nabm
be'onoeren gesug auI TrGiioent Gi=
ienhotpers &eoe int pergansenen
Mpril, in tpelher oieier iagte, Sic
0ereinigten Staaten ipiinIdten Sen
8etpeis Der el,ten abIiften imo @,li-
riftigfeit Hublanos, bepor Gerhano=
ll1nsen al,f bOhItem gtipeau itattfill-
oen tOnuten, 1pie ser britiide Nre=
nier Gburdil uorseid)lagen bate.
Die Saltung oes Iren,iers Maler.
tom iei mohl befdnnt. SSer bon por=
berisen Griifuneen iprefe, ,piinid)e
fem ginUernehmen. @iihinifi iagte,
oie Solpietunion benfe INNER noh,
oab oie aoreaniihe Trieoensfcnieren5
9tafbarn acreas einihlieben ioue
unb alld) iene SdnSer, ,pelhe Elm Sn.
tereiie on iSrieoen i'm Jernen Often
baben. Tie Sopietunion, Snoien, SSu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-29

ooneien, 9llrna uno Gafiitan IoQten
un Ser &onIeren5 beteiligt iein. slnte=
rifus Sproerung, Die aonferenS ant
Sic arieNsaeianaenen su beIdrdufen.
Iei irntorreft. Die Spnietllnion mir
be iid) at alien MobnoDulen SIR Ser.
beifilbrllng pon Trieoen beteiltgen.
nid)t nllr in &orea. ionbern aud, i'm
iSernen Siten lrno in ser 9on5en
@elt.
Gr nadlte odrnuf nlilrerfianL hab
er ill ser IT. g. @encralperiannlltng
cine NeIplltiou interbreitete, tpelde
bie ltitglieoer nufioroert. Wtabnab.
men segen ariea, iiir Die Gerringe.
rllng Der HiiItungrl1 Gerbot, ser
sltoms lulo @olierItoiibomben uno
aegcn arie9spropaaanbn su treiien.
Sie omerifuniibe Yreiie ipiiroe eines
cages perItchell, mas iiir eine adta.
Itrcpbc iiir bie Menlchheit int Iett=
beiuerb I'M l(eberlegcnheit in sltpm.
nno @allerItoffmaffen liegt. Sie So-
mictprele piirOe tiff peiterbin iitr sic
Sod)e beS Sricoen3 einiesen.
9liau Irugte @iihinifi auf iibcr
Sen toten Eunft in Ser s(rbeit ser
MISUNDERSTANDING reutraler
Natlonen III aorcu. Ct eripioerte, es
iei notpenoi9 Die 8eoinellnacn bes
@aiienItillitanos 5u eriiillen. Sic
acmnliIiipn iollte slgenten oes iiibs
tureoniihcr ErIiioe;lten Gbee unn
Slhion9 &aIid)efs aus Sen Geianae-
nen.StOfaoen binaus ipcrien pelde
Sen Gerilld uahtcn, oie Irbeit Der
&onnliillon 5u Itorcn. slnlerifaui-
Ihe afilitGrbeboroen btitten feine
Gin>pdnNe ee9en Sic id)dhlid1e Mrbeit
Sieler slgertelL lonbern bitte1 ioaar
nod, ueholiplt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-29

lold)e slftion llnteruebmcn. 10 lniii;tc
er Iid' babei Dor slugen halten, bob er
leoialldl i'm Ganleu Nrobbritdnniens
iprehen ipiirbe.
SsSnl SaltIe ieiner slniprad)e sur Gr.
pfinlno ser SiBuna Oe5 llutcrbal.
les be5 Earlanents hat Ghurf)iu erz
Hart CT fonnc nid)t eillicben. mas
mon hu1cQer babe fDnnc, nit bcn
Staat5hIuptern inIocmellc, peri6nli.
de 9lualprndlcn iiber monniaiadlc
Erobleme sll iiiGren. IS f0nne oubci
llllr @utc3 bcrausfolrnlen. Sr9enb.
iuelGfer Sd)oocn fonne oaourt) faru
an9erid)tet ipcrbcn. Gr Gabc nod, I'M.
n,cr ole SpIinunq. haf Die eln0eren"
Die Ginuc in iCinen SidDtc ieben mir.
oen.
Sisie aerbcrun0 ioate piienbor Ell.
ne 9lntport nui Die slellberl,ng bon
Sllles ieill Oub c5 geiGhrlih icin
piiroe, sic Sllulion Slt nGbren. bab
man lllltereinunber einperItanben iei
ohnc im Stanoe 81 iein, Eoiitipes
Ollineiicu ,lI fnuner
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-29

telnebrbeit periiigen. Sies ipare aus
erfaiiuussrehtliden 8riinoen bon
beicnSerer 8eoel,tltng fitr Die Nrbeit
bes stpeiten 8abinetts Ioena,,er. 0a.
rum er.partet Seutidlanb ben g,ss
gang ser Samblraer 8iiraeridaftss
tpablen nit erobem ssl,tereiie.
8ei oieier 8eoei,tnng ser Sumbl,r.
ger 8abl baben itb sic GGlt. oie
JDG, sic SY umb ser $3.50 5u eis
ner ei,,3Aen Wablsemeinidait. gum
,Sambltrg-8lod" s!,lammeugeihloi=
ien, Ser aIs aanoioat fiir Sen Tolten
oes ,Regierenoen 9iirgermeiiters" -
oen ietisen 8otihafter ser 9unbesre=
publif in Shpebeu, Sr. Siepefing,
nominiert hat. Mn Ser Spise Ser
SYD<aauSibaten itebt Der bisberiae
Samblrger r&eeierenbe 8iirgermei-
lter" Mar 8rcller.
ga y bon ben 12O 8iirgerifaits-
abqeoroneten im bireften @ablaang
in ben 70 @ablfreiien aelpdblt ,per=
ben uno nur As iiber Sic r2unbesli=
tie" - alio irt inbirefter Mabl -
in oas Samburaer Harlament fom,
men, lit Ser 3uiammenihlub aller
niht-marriitiiben Yarteien bon be-
ioberer @ihtigfeit. Die aommunt-
item unS ein paar fleine Splitter'
arappen tperoen 10 gut ,pie feine Be
6eutimg fir sic Wubl babcn oa SdS
Sambureer @ablgeiet - eenou wle
oas Bunoesmablgeles - beltimmt,
baB eine Nartei MIR Damn I'M Sarlds
n,ent pertreten iein fdnn. tpenn ents
,peber elmer ibrer &anoioaten in ot=
refter @abl iieet uOer Die Hartet aber
ntinbeltes 5 b. s.. naer abgegebenet
Stinmen erreiht. 10 bab ihrc Stan=
bibateu nod eilteln uorber fe't9elee-
the MnteilzShliiiiel ius Harlauent
fpmne1.
Cine Sorousiage iiher bas Grgebs
mis- Ser Sambureer @iirgerlhattSs
uabl su eeben, lit idipcr. ssmnerbin
batteu sic Iekten 9iirgerfhaftsmah'
len, Die 1949 ebenIans biht alti Die
@ablen gum eriten 9unoestda 'clg<
ten, feline peientIid anberen Graeb'
niiIe. Gs lit oar,m nidt einjllleben.
uesbaIb bic SaInburger ir Sielen
sSahr bei Sen 9iireerldbaitsapablen me-
lentlih ouoers itimnen io4ten, ais lie
es int September Bel Sen NlnSestaaSz
uablen aetan babeu. Salnburg lit bis
beute neben Seiien Sas eiusiee 2ano
nit elmer reineu SH0=Megieruns.
Ser ,Samburg-8lod" gebt nit Der
s(bii9t in Sen &ablfampi. SEN flint
tisen San1buraer Senat aaeln all
btlben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-29
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