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to enact laws more restrictive
Of unions than Taft-Hartley.
"This union-busting measure, i"
Mr.. Goldberg said, runs direct
ly counter to President EiSen-
hower's assurance Of fairness
and justice in our labor law"
He urged the Eisenhower ad-
ministration to make known
it's views" on the amendment of
Taft-Hartley. He added that the
hour was late "but not too late
in the day for the administra-
ton to speak up" He said con-
tinued silence of the White
House, Secretary of Labor Durkin
and others would give the i'm
preston of administration ac-
quiescence" in the proposals
issued by the Senate committee
leadership.
Other Developments.
There were other developments
in labor:
l. The AFL Executive Council
called on Gen. Eisenhower to eS-
tablish a top-level commission to
make recommendations and lay
plans for averting a possible eco
nomic depression. While times
now are good, the council said
danger signs overshadow the fu-
ture economic outlook"
2. The AFL counsel Joined
Evening star., 1953-05-23
Senators Will Confer
Monday on Proposal
To Amend Labor Law
By jones Y. Newton

The Senate Labor Committee
will meet Monday in an effort
to decide what to do about legis-
lation amending the Taft
Hartley labor relations law.
It will be the first meeting Of
the full committee since the end
of public hearings on Taft-Hart-
ley revision in late April. There
have been caucuses Of both
Republican and Democratic
members. The Democrats met
yesterday "just to canvass the
situation"
Before getting down to the
business of attempting to write
a bill, the committee first must
decide whether to push for labor
legislation now or wait until
after a possible summer recess of
Congress.
Proposed Changes Hit?
There have been signs there
might not be any legislation
changing Taft-Hartley, although
the Republican leaders insist it
is still on their must" list.
Meanwhile. score of pro-
posals for changing the labor
law, released by Chairman
Smith of the Senate Committee
as a working paper" came in
for bitter attack from labor.
The AFL Executive Council
discussed the proposals. Al
though formal comment was
lacking, the AFL leaders were
sharply critical of the sugges-
tions which Senator Smith said
were compiled by the committee
staff.
Proposals Held Restrictive.
Arthur J. Goldberg. CIO gen.
eral counsel, described the pro-
posals as ''far worse than Taft
Hartley" He said the committee
draft was more repressive Of
labor than the present law "in at
least nine material respects" He
was particularly bitter about
sections which he said were de-
signed to encourage the States
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tions in competition with civilian
musicians. The council said such
use of the service bands was in
direct violation Of Federal laws.
The council specifically pro-
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James c. Petrillos Musicians
Union in protesting the con-
tinued use Of armed service bands
at commercial and social func-
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, MAY

tested the Of service bands 1t called
at dinners OF the Gridron Club to
and other private organizations. spread" practice
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Mrs. Abbott Goes
To India To Serve
As ''Care'' Aide

NEW YORK, Dec. Especially
Mrs. Marion Stewart Abbott, of
Trevose, Bucks County, Pa, arrived
at New Delhi, India, by plane on
Thanksgiving Day to assume her
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new duties there as administrative
assistant to the CARE Mission
chief for India and Pakistan.
Mrs. Abbott has served with
CARE, the non-profit overseas well
fare agency, for more than six and
and half years. Prior to her as
signment to India and Pakistan,
she was a labor consultant on the
CARE staff, affiliated with the
National CIO Community Services
Committee. Before joining CARE
in January, 1947, Mrs. Abbott had
spent five years with the Fiscal
Division Of the U: S. Government
and also worked with the Office
of Price Administration and with
the Lend-Lease Procurement Divi-
sion Of the u. S. Treasury Depart
ment.
Mrs. Abbott attended Howard
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University and the College of the
City of New York. She has been
a lecturer at the Rand School of
Social Studies in New York and
has been active in the Town and
Country Women's Club of Trevose,
Pa; st. Charles Community Cen
ter; Colonial Park Day Nursery;
American Labor Association, Phila-
delphia; Labor Committee of the
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Was Jack Dempsey's father =.
great fighter, too?
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-12-19
New Postal
Alliance Prexy
Swings Into
Action

WASHINGTON-With all decks
cleared for action, Atty. James B.
Cobb, ST., North Carolina born
new president of the National AL
lance of Postal Employees, has
swung into action in his role as
head of the nations hardest hitting
Negro trade union organiza ton.
His first step was to renOunce
his lucrative law practice here in
favor of his son, James B. Cobb,
Jr. His next step-and first of
fetal public act-was to go to Gin
cinnati, Ohio, as guest of Post
master General Arthur E. Sum-
merfield at the history making in
auguratiOn of the decentralization
program of the Post Office Depart
ment.
This took place last week, az
the Postmaster General officially
decreed the separation of Wash
ingtOn, D. c. as the focal point of
all U. S. postal operations. Here
after, regional controls will die
tate the policy of the department.,
with Washington being called upon
as court of last resort.
President Cobb was an honor
guest at the Taft Auditorium meet
ing, along with Ray Mcnamara,
president of the National Associa-
ton of Postmasters; and Lawrence
P. Jones, president of the National
League of District Postmasters.
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This is a signal honor and indica-
tive of the high esteem in which
the NAPE is held by top brass of
the Postal Service.
While in Cincinnati, President
Cobb was also honor guest at a
banquet sponsored by District Six
of the NAPE, headed by dynamic
Eugene H. Burton of Cincinnati.
The banquet was held at the Manse
Hotel, and was also attended by
Robert G.. Phillips of Louisville,
KY, new president of District 5
of the NAPE. President Cobb in
troduced his District officers to
their subordinates officially at this
affair.
Here in Washington, the NAPE
was counting itself fortunate to
have a man of President CObb's
qualifications and background in
Alliance affairs, to take over the
mantle of the late Ashby B. Car
ter of Chicago, who died October
%, after brief illness.
! Mr.. Cobb is pioneer in va
rious types of NAPE activities,
which have brought the Alliance
into high repute with postal of
ficials. In 1912 he pioneered in
seeing the possibilities of Execu-
tive Order $780,, the fair employ
ment practices order, while he was
president of h e Washington
branch.
He was one of the earliest ex-
ponents of the adoption of work
ers' education techniques in the
NAPE, a phase which has served
the Alliance well in cementing re-
lationships - advantageous =
with P. 0. management, and re-
suited in nationwide supervisory
promotion for Negr postmen.
Perhaps there is no man in the
NAPE who has been exposed TO
more varied facets Of trade union
ism than Attorney Cobb. 1t was he
who discovered" the present ma
tional secretary-treasure of the
NAPE, Vote D. Dixon of Texas,
while Mr.. Dixon was secretary of,
the Washington branch. Mr.. Dix:
on is noted in all major Negro trade
union groups as one of the most
efficient administrators ever to
guide the ''bookwork" affairs of
such body.
In l949 Attorney Cobb became
the head of the workers education
, program of the NAPE on a nation
al scale In the same year, at Kan
sas City, he was elected national
vice president. In 1851, with his
keen legal background, born of his
graduation from the Howard Uni
versity Law School while still a
working postal clerk, he became
the legal counsel Of the NAPE.
Behind the scenes, when other
national legal eagles were being
publicized in the famous postal
purge" cases, it was Mr.. Cobb's
deft hand which helped chart the
course to be followed, under the
leadership of the late president,
Mr.. Carter.
One of the basic programs which
will be carried out by Mr.. Cobb is
the idea Of greater utilization of
the power of the Women's Auxil-
larry in backing up the work of the
NAPE in fields in which the men
are handicapped by virtue of the
Hatch Act.
How the NAPE feels about it's
new head, man in his forties, is
summed up by Welfare Director
w. c. Jason, Jr.: "The Alliance is
safe" President Cobb has vowed
that it will stay that way under
his leadership.
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than four years had given it to
humans.
Last August the head of the
team, DR.. Murray Sanders, report
ed to the Society of American
Bacteriologists that the venom, in
hundreds of experiments with mon
keys, struck directly at polio in
lections of the spinal motor cells.
The report by DR.. Sanders made
no claim to discovery of the long
awaited cure for polio in humans.
That, he said, must await pro-
longed controlled treatments under
the supervisions of physicians. H.
said:
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Cobra Venom
Polio Aid Told

MIAMI. Fla, - The University
OF Miami announces ga few hu-
man polio victims" have recovered
after injections of a cobra venom
preparation.
This was the first disclosure
that university team which has
been working with the venom more
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No, but his grandfather, Nathan
Dempsey, caused such havoc in and
around Yancey County, North
Carolina, that the town commits
sioners passed an ordinance classi-
flying his fists as deadly weapons.
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National Association for the adj
vancement of Colored People; Ma
tional Council of Negro Women,
and other organizations.
In her new duties she will assist
the CARE Mission chief, Par Dan
forth, in the distribution of CARE
food, textile and Self Help" pillow
and tool packages, donated by AM
erlcan sponsors, among the most
needy of the Indian people.
Evening star., 1953-05-08

our carney cOttons are win
ming cupie dolls galore for their
fresh teen smortness.
l. A sun worshiper with crisp
graduated rick-roc trim in
pink, yellow or blue. Sizes 7
to IS. 1925
2. Body tueks to oroce your
summer doys or dates. Pseudo
posie trim lends glamour. Blue,
rose or lavender. Sizes 10 to l6.
1925
WGL-Teens' Apparel, Fourth
Floor also Chevy Chase,
Alexandria
for the popcorn bri.
eade our coIorfuI cot
tons in cool sundress styles.
). Sub-teen wears a printed
cotton pique with brief boIero
ioeket. White top. skirt in navy,
white, lime and fuschio print.
Sizes 8 to II. S.95
4. Polished cotton with eIosti-
cized woistIine in gold, eroy
print on white with oroy skirt.
Sizes 7 to II. 5.o5
W6L-GirI's Apparel, Fourth
Floor also Chevy Chase,
Alexandria
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9anmen6or Sagonia
NunSesieftion II

Crib @ott, tuerte Voltsgenoilen
soronia bot nod Ylas fit @dite in,
BUS nod bem Grier Sanserieit. Bite
un'ere Drdi. 9iap Sigartc, @0. l.
4721 on3uruien. Wir fabren ab am
gonntas, oen 6. gept. nm 8 ubr
morsens unb fomn,en Wontas abeno
3uriif.
Muf Der Aanbioatenliite lit Wll'
belnine Small.
Sdnaerin CLARA Seelig muniden
mir piel @liid in ibrem neuen &eim.
S6naeriu Mnna Shneioers @at=
te syobn bat an Detroit un6 Weit so.
Ctr. Elm ghubreparatur @eihait &c.
fault uno arbeitet bort abenos.. Viel
Slid.
sdnserin Roth. Shulers fleinet
sobn Sohnnp bat biel 1rubel mil
eiuem gebrohenen srm, 1T 8ottlot
ieSo4 mieoer beXer uno los pom
@ips (Gait.) Ct Yrdi. Wsorie w
Stebner miro aud iebr nermibt. Ser
mine Gnfiinger 1T tbre StelDertrefe'
rim i'm Muiiftomitee.
0ette probe unb Deriammlune
moren gut befu9t un6 So1onid bo'
fcIeenbe Doten fiir 1853 Bis 81 Cat
ION befest. Nm 18. Oftober 1863 II
infer 3Oi6briees Gtiftun0sfeit. 90
Sonuar 0unheon aDartp, am 90
iebrum Wuritmarft, am 26. April
Iriibiobrsfon3ert, am 16. 9uni Cum
Meon. .aartenpartie am "a. Oftober
1854 ,ruIer &erbitfonsert. Dirf bitten
alIe, iih bieie Goten ~ merfen.
Gs iumroe beibIoiien, ben ietigen
Deomtenitab ais &aupttomitee fit
unier 3Ojabrioes Stiitunssfeit fir
ben 10. Dttober Sm m6bIen. ,uel&er
es annubm unb iein teitss fiir Ga.
yonia Ieiiten pirb.
Sm September boben mir nniere
Aidhrige Geburtstagsfeier.
Bir beoanern su boren, bah
Snweifer aatb. DoIif tronf III. Abr
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Neitglieoer ioIlen Iib aablreih an
benz Seit beteiiisen. Dritter Bitnft
,pur6e beihloiien, Der &ranfenperein
loae ,pie iriiber ,pieoer cine 4egel
2ooge baben uno iebes Mitglieb jung
uno alt ioI Elm @edt baben, iib ba=
ran gu beteilieen.
Gin 8omitee beitebenb ans Sobn
aref, Sobn 2eonbarot uno Nnop
Ueiller ,puroe auiseitellt. einen 8las
oaiiir at iuden uno uenn moglih
Sonntag nahmittag su fegeln. Cine
elite nl1rSe gemaht nnb es meloeten
iih qIeib % Mitelieoer 1T Der Ser
iamml,mg bel 4eseln iih beteilise'.
az nolen.
ssun giioer,, oie 9eit lit fur5. 8er
INNER iih anmeloen mill, mub es t,ln
Bis 5,,r nGditen 8eriammlune aber
nift ipGter als bel ber September
periammIuns. 3uglei4 meroen oud
bic Ginteilungen uno sic &egeln ge=
madt. 9ieienieen, uelhe nibt in
ser septemberperiammll,ng fommen
fonnen, ober bod feaeln pollen, 'oaen
lie anme!ben Dor Dem II. September
gV. 1926.
ssn Der So'inuns, bab 'iir hieIe
llnterboltungen iih reht piele betei'
Iiaen lperoen, aeidnet nit treuem
@rubcrgruB.
Sobn ared, Shriitleiter.
20, q.
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2l,1S Canton, Obie
g. 9. aarpathcn Weianaperein

Maen aftipen ,,no paiiipen Nit=
glieoern CUR gef1aigen Genntuisnab=
me. bab Die Augult t,8eriammIung
uno lette Dor bem SGneerielt am
Sonnabenb, ben 80. Muguit obenos
8 ltbr I'M Sad,ienbeim obgebaIten
miro. Gin ieoer iollte anpeieno iein,
Dor alien oie paiiipen, ipeIbe interei.
iiert iino, nit gum SGneerfeIt gu ae=
ben, UNI an ben lesten 8eiprehnngen
fir Die Reiie nab grie teiIounebmen.
0ie @eburtstaastinber fiir ssuli
uno Iuauit merben mir bod leben
Iaiien. Sir sssuli: Mife Depner. Sir
Guguit: Suianne Rotb, &arl @ren=
ner. Stepban Yeleer, slnbreas
Matbes. aarl Sod,tpart, 9arolo 8ai.
iine. Gin 2l,nbfomitee miro Elm iei=
mes 2und, ipie iihIith ferpieren.
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ler erinner,lna 3u eeitalten. gettp
stein nit Silfe ibrer Sdmiegertod,z
mutter Sofie 3uder botten oaIiir
aeiorst, bob bas s,ubelpaar p0uig
iiberraidt tuurbe. Sprnhlos fir ei.
nige Winuten erlieben Tie bic bersli=
den @Iiidniinide ibrer guten Jreun=
De iiber lid ereeben. nit Trdnen ser
Jreube uno @iibruns in ben Nusen.
Die Mnpeienben paren oos (Git
Weit) Ndbfrdnshen ,,no oeren WGuz
ner uno Die MiteIieoer bes .Slo
Brit Clubs. 8obp Stine, Der Sohn
unb gettp 3uder. Die Fohter, bie
auh on bemieIben Gage ibren sc.
burtstog feierte. 2eioer nermiBten
miro ibren lieben @atten Bob Suf=
Ter, Der in Ser Nrmee lit 1,no pegen-
pdrtig in De lterreih itationiert. Mi,=
berbem Geo uno aatb. GoIbertb, @i=
d,aro anb Saup Satb, Mih. uno
Margaaret 3udcr, Nnon rno Maric
Sibmon uno oeren Tohter.
|? Sn Dem eemiitIthen r@eereaiiou
@oom" mor baIo oos sseit in ooIIem
@anse. Inn Sen @ieientiid, iaben
mir herlnt, reibteu einanher bic
SGnoe, eine enoIoie Settle Der 6reuno=
ihaft formeno. Stun beugten mir sic
R0pfe, uno b6rten anbGdtie uno NIT
pollem &er5en oem Siihsebet au, ba
aatb. SoIbertb 70 einorudsooa fir
uns iaste. Cine tpeibepolle Stimmung
berrifte. uno ieber banfte aufrihtig
8ott fir alI feline Cite, i,nb bat Inn
ben geeen fit bieies ins 10 liebe
gbepaar. r. .,.
Nuu mimoe elm pradtiees Gbenos
eiien ouIaetraeen. bab unierer Sopbie
ade gbre mahte. Der geidditiaite
damn mar @eorg Solbertb. Der Die
@IGier ben gansen Mbeno fiilte, l,no
3par niht NIT Waiier.
Nah Dem giien ,pl,r6e oem Snbel=
paar elm prahtbolles @eidenf I'M
Namen aller &ntpeienben iiberreidt.
Mit BON Ser5en fommenben Worten
oanfte 2pui uno Cutie fir bieie lie.
berrafhung uno 8emeiie ,,nierer
Jreunoihait. slls Der dlteite nno
meilt erfabrene gbemann. 1prroe Oas
mel Tbelman oIs 3eremonienmeiiter
ernannt.
MnIprahen tpur6en bon beinabe
allen Mnrpeienben sebalten. Sranen
Der &iibrung eab es auh. Sugeno.
erinneruneen muroen a,,seetaui6t.
0ie meiiten fonnen .bas Subeopaar
nod ieit ben Ieoieen 3aeen. ssnspiz
ihen flaneen ernlte ,no luitige 2ie=
Der unb saben benz Groeramm piel
Ibpehsluns. @ettp uno Bob oanften
oen Gltern iiir alIe ibre 2iebe un6
@iite, l,no Sen @diten fir ibr gr=
Iheinen.
0ieien nnnereeblid, ifonen Nbenb
fdloiien mir nit oem geSauern, oob
mir niht Idneer bleihen fonnten. I'M
ieren lieben @irten banteno trennten
mir ltns.
8, s.
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G(eselanb Cf, 8meis 80

Ser gerein bielt am IL. Mug. feline
reselre@te Werianmlung ab. G1e @e.
fd1fte nurben orbnunesgem6b erle'
biet. Bon @ebeutuna m,ir6en ore!
Dlmfte in bieier NeriammIung pors
gebrnht. Nrdi. gb. sdnei0er be-
rittete, bob es nit nod einieen Brit
bern iin am 50iGbrigeu Subelieit
beim 3metg 3 in Qoroin, Ohio Be.
teilist bGtte uno Dem Uerein i'm Na.
men unieres 3Deises sratuliert uno
elm Geident iibergeben babe. Die
Witelieoer nabmen ben Beridt nit
Danf entgegen. 8meitens muroe eine
Ginlabune bonn @eionauer. Gosonia
Glepenlonb NeIt su ibrem hreibis.
iabriaen Snbelieit i'm Oftcber por-
aeIeien. Iie Ginlabuns tpurbe onge.
nommen unb elm Yelhlub eefabt, Die
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5meis "a

stlIen Shmeitern bes 3meiaes "a
CUR Nadrid,t, baB mir cine einlabung
erbalten baben bon Der 2orain Sahs
ien ssugeno, tpelte am is. MuguIt
Elm 9al Game Der &. g. s. M. um
II l1br morgen i'm 9afepierp 1arf
abbalten llnb auf Dem YidnidplaR,
soltb an Canton om Wadmittae elm
Hidnid abbaIten. Die Shmeitern
,perben eebeten. iih iobiel als mOgs
lid, an Sieien 0eranitaltunsen su be-
teiIisen umo bic Sugen6 unteritiisen
unb ben nel,en Nidnidplas bes 60
rainer @ereins su beiidtieen un6
NIT ben 2orainer Sahien mebr
JreunbIhaft su iorbern in Der Soii.
nuns. bab iif iehr ioieIe beteiligen
perben bofIen mir iie olle am 16.
slusu{t besriiben 3u fonnen.
12.
Gen Shmeitern tpiro befannt ee.
maht, 6aB mir cine ginlaoune bon
Der Columbus sahien Suaeno Ct.
balten baben aur JootbalI Bartp am
Samstas. Sen 10. Sftober au Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Naf Dem Spiel am Mbenb tpirb
ser Wittorp Ian, abaebalten in,
Sahienbeim 1923 Wooororp Mue.
Eidets iino au baben bel &iloa 4aut,
1922 @rebus 3d., Columbus Z. 8.
Die Tidets foiten $3.50 pro Yer.
ion.
Mu9 ner6en Sieienisen Sdme.
itern, tpeIde iber 9eaht bleiben
tpolIen, eebeten, iid bas Sotel au be.
ioraen. Das geneca Sotel 1T an 361
g. Broab ct. Columbus, Ohio.
Sn Der &oifnung> oab iih piele
Witglieoer aud an oieien 8eranItal,
tungen beteilieen ,perben, 5eidne,
nit ghmeitereruB.
Sopbia, aoh. Sefr
| IL, 49,
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2aBt Gud ale berolih willfana,en
bieBen.
Dilliam Griside, Sefr.
3weig 38

Cine freunolibe gmabni,ng eraebt
an aae Mitelieoer oes 3peiges 50,
oos unler ndbfes Hidnid uno bas
leste in bielem Sabre am Sonntag.
ben %. Mueuit. hadn't, auf Otto
3iipfers BIas itattiinoet. gr tpare
tpirflib at erirelen, ale Weitglieoer
uno beren 6reunSe an oieiem 8albs
felt begriiben su fOnnen. Tas aomi'
tee bat alIes arrangicrt fir bielen
5ag, Inn oue gnpeienbe 5l,frieoen
3uitellen. Stir quite Muiif lit altb ges
iorgt. &ommt MitalieSer uno labt als
le Soraen Ii. 11nannebmlidfeiten oo'
beim uno IaBt uns III @ottcs freier
9sotur uno in iddiiider Site oieles
Yifnid abbalten.
1tniere nIbite mouatlide Gers
iannnlung miro ant 80. Mugltlt lint
2::3O ltbr in ser Gereinsbane itatt=
finben, oa sic SoIle Sen eriten Sonn'
tag int September nid)t fret tit. ga'
rum merit gud bieies 0atum i,no
fomn,t ollie sur Beriammlung. Sssm
Namen oes &omitees laOen mir ale
bon gab uno 5erne berslidit Elm 81
oieIem Tidnid uno olld our nod
item IeriammIung. @er Snterelle
hat am 8ereinsleben l,no ltnterbol=
tlnaen. ser lit INNER antueleno lno
bilft nit Stat unb Cat.
Safob @osmeiiter, Ser.
13, 90.
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3enti4 GpanaeliiAe 2ntberiiAe Stride
Rir4ens Yidui6

Die Teutid @emeinbe hdlt ont
fommenoen Sonntas. ben %. Mu'
quit, ihr i6brli1es Didnid ob. gs be-
ginnt punft tt:0O l1br moreens nit
einem @ottesoienit. &err Yiarrer 5.
s. DeutidI6nber. Waior in Der anles
ritaniihen Quitmaffe, un6 eben nit
Ieiner Iie6en Gomilie. auriidgetebrt,
uiro bic prebiet baIten. Wir beiBen
&errn Hfarrer s. s. Deutf4lanoer
unb feline liebe 0omilie berolih mill
fommen in itnIerer Witte.
Das pidnid ,pirb ouf ben .Nrfos
Acres", friiber rpouman's @roue"
mneefGbr cine Neile iiiolid pom
,Grile &oipitaI". absebalten. Die
Moreiie 1T 1883 Oort @oao.
ssiir Spiele uno Grfriidungen III
reidlid seiorst. Sung ,,no Mlt Ton.
men fi9 freuen. &ier baben mir aud
bic @elegenbeit unS 9esenieitig beiiet
fennen ou Iernen.
Sir bieienisen, tDelde fein autr
baben. uer6en om eineone bes Grille
&ofpitoIs HutoS 3lr Derfiigung fte,
ben. unb 3mar. nm 1890. 1880
1890. 1:3O. 2:30. unb $3.50. Sn
Sale BON megenmetter 1T Woriorge
getroiien. bab mir ale unter 9ad,
unb Dom iein f6nnen.
90 Iabt uns benn olIe gum Hidnid
seben! Sebermonn 1T berSli& einge=
laben!
Ser air1enrat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
Elm sehIouer Hund

I'm su Silbnereier1t 3u tolnlllell,
perfieI Der &ettenbuno elmer 6iihs
nerfarm in &eltrittrum, Rreis Sl~
benbura ouf fnlgenben Srid: 9a
er bie Siibner1leiter Der bon ibm be-
ipadten ,Sarm ,liht erreihen fonnz
te. ipublte er binter ieiner Sunoe=
biitte elm 2odb uno fiillte es nit iei=
nem 9ieseltrob aus. Sn bas 10 ae<
ihaffene 9teit Ieaten Die &iibner
tGaIih brap ibre @ier, bic v&aro"
iofprt per,ebrte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20

9lnna qouiie Sdneioer, cara 0eber,
Warie %. Mebner. Marie %. @ebner
uno e. Braun ruiiniben mir baloige
Beiieruns.
Sdtpeiter Marie Simonis- Bertha
gratulieren mir gum neu neSdmie.
geriohr.
Saronia ariibt ale 8olfs9enoiien
red]t berjlidit.
glis. 9iihler, Setr.