davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Spacious studio rooms, in stately
mansion with sun deck. maid sery-
Ice. parking facilities. AID. 4-e67s.
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WATER HEATERS

WA1ER HEATERS
All popular makes and sizes. Nc
M money 1c,,. down, little ss s. per month
ING CO., TU. 2-19O0. 5000 Ga
ave. NV.
L FLORIST DISPLAY BOX and stor.
age. box; can be seen at 5OI6 Con.
necticut ave. NV. Price, $3.50. Mus
be moved by August l. For infor.
nation phone MA s-353s. ii
household goods; will sell you
extras; bring before / pm, day o.
sale. Sale at Crossroads. Olney, Md.
$50 m. Wednesday. July l5.
20 CONSOLE TV, Motorola, '53
Sacrifice: 1OQoS Colesville rd.. Sill
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GIRLS TRAVEL

month: no experience required.
Travel expenses paid; ages Is to
90. See MISS KILBURN. New
Colonial. 18th and M sts. NV.
TO IL am. 5 to 8 pm. Do not
nhnne -I7
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Full or part time. for summer work;
no exper. necessary. but must have
neat appearance, good speaking
voice and like meeting people in
connection with local advertising
csmpaign. Apply 1011 9th st. NV.
factory branch.
THOR CORPORATION
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FARM 3 GARDEN tcon..,

TREE TRIMMING and removal. lots
Cleared, reasonahle price, we are in
sureds Call LO. 5-2505. Ia
TREE REMOVAL; pruning: topping:
trimming. D. c. and Md. Free esti-
mates. Ii. 3-3379 anytime. --15
cow STANCHIONS. (25l $40 ea.,
complete. You move them. Olney,
Md, Fulton S-5S14. -15
WANTED - Westinghouse traction
steam engine or Frick Case. Rumley
small traction or portable. Write
Pvt. James Conrad, 2003 Food SerV-
ice School, Ft. Meade, Md. -15
LANDSCAPING, MANURE, TOPSOn,
blue grass sod delivered. All types
cement and brick work. L. BOOZER,
Ii. 7-0364 or Ii. 3-6913.
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FURNITURE

J. O1G4N11OnG
B r RAND-N NEW QUALITY
FURNITURE MANUFAC-
TURER'S CLOS E-OUTS
FLOOR SAMPLES AND
WAREHOUSE STOCKS AT
FRACTIONS OF ORIGINAL
COST. OUR ENTIRE WARE
HOUSE FLOOR OF MOD
ERN FURNITURE TO BE
SOLD AT SACRIFIC E
PRICES. HERE ARE JUST
A FEW EXAMPLES:
shaded gray walnut, Mr.,
and Mrs. dresser with
mirror and double bed $149 SIS
Red occ. chair $54.50 $25
Wide arm Calf. sleep
Wide armless firesids " ~O'
chair. decorator fabric 100 S56
Calf. modern oversize
Foam n rubber arm chair ' d %
Hunter green SS4.50 S46
Solid blond mahogany
step table " $40 S2E
Foam rubber sofa - $3.50 $75
Lamp shades ------ to S14.95 SOC
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MARBLE

MISC.-Extension ladder. SO #. and
misc. bldg. materials. Any good
offer. 527 Kennedy st. NV.
MOTORS-l/Io9 90 100 h.p. and re-
eeft exeh. cARTY. STi Y6os 14th. No. T.oas4
OIL BURNER--Penn warm air con-
ditioner. complete with full auto
matte controls. gun type pressure
275-gal, storage tank. S100 or best
offer. IA. S-1s57. la
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BICYCLE. Schwinn-Boys, black and
white. excel. cond., 9 good brakes,
good tires; $50. Call Oh. 2-6577
after 8 pm. any evening. -l5
BOAT MOLD for making eft. plastic
Was used in making U. 8. Navy
boats. VIII sell for S3,7OO, which is
froction of cost. Write Box 55-M,
BOILER-Mears Kane Ofalt, z h.p.,
with return system. Ready to op-
crate. This boiler Is, in top condi-
tion. May be inspected at 2Ol1 M
st: NV. See or call GRAY WILL
LIAMS. Elk. 3-1551.
BRICK, face or common: new: one
or million: open SATURDAYS,
alaska COAL g. BRICK Co. Ma
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
Furniture; Dric-a-brac. china, glass
rugs. silVerWare. paintings, por-
Call MURRAY. IA. 9-3333.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China; a furniture, lilverware 1ewelry
1898. ewes. EN-. 1906.
ANTIQUES WANTED
aobrsc, glass. as. cCG f4ss VIZ NeiEelTy; sy. BRIG
kRUPsAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000
BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
nome; cash. We do moving, storage
IA. 9-2937; evenings, RIA. 3-1416
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity and
ggqqoK esaSo SHOP 1868 Pa ave. 01S NV
DIAMONDS, gold, silver. We Day
niEhest cash prices; See US frst.
hSk hN f9r 9oN1s. MR. 5RoTT. s17 F st. NV,
O!iAMoNSS ;jHEwEIRY of an, a..cr,p.
RREsF sR sFSld BURR AK ;5lzeF slI stS tiSs's E. PAID
DIAMONDS. gold, platinum, S etc'; H,s
MARKEL. $40 r Ct. NV. AHoN
FURNlTURE-Will buv entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china
b5 years. HOPWOODS. Sth and K
sts: NV. NE. 8-5287
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AIR CONDITIONING
CLEARANCE
SALE

BRAND-NEW 1853 NATION
ALLY FAMOUS WINDOW
UNITS. FULLY WARRAN-
TED. PRICED A FEW DOL
LARS ABOVE
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, home remodeling, bsmt
to roof; no money down; up to {
yrs. to pay. HAMILTON. DI. 7-6711
ADDITIONS. porch Enclosures. bsmt
improvements, etc. For solution tC
your problem, or an estimate. cal
MR.. WILSON. Ii. 4-63S4. ia
ADDITIONS, alterations. attics, DOR
mierS. screened porches built by re-
liable mechanics. free estimate. AID.
4-93l2. JE. 3-3913. l3s
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, porches.
JalouSie Enclosures. sketches or esti-
mates free; all work fully suaran-
teed: no money down: 36 months
to pay. SECO SALES. JU. 5000.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS and re.
pairs; commercial or residential
Free estimates WA 7-71S6
ADDITIONS, REMODELING and re-
pairing; interior painting: no Job
too small for careful consideration
free estimates. 10. 9-S396. Id
Addition-HouSe Repairs
Painting. floor sanding, finishing, Free
estimates. ReaS. WO. 6-7l56 16"
ALUMINIUM AWNINGS. lifetime. Gus
tom made: free estimates: mo. terms.
10. S-ll93. AP. 1880 til Q p m
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Bedroom suite, very late
style, brown mahog. high
class 7-pc. French motif
bedroom suite, original cost
$1,000, will be sold by
public auction at Williams
Auction House, 918 New
York ave., Tues. tomorrow
at 2 pm. Also in same sale
will be medium size mahog
upright piano, made by
"GulbranSen." In addition
to above, much furniture
and household effects of the
better grade, suitable for
nice homes, apartments and
dealers floors. Public exhi-
bition now to sale hour.
AuctioneerS ph.: MA. 8-2679
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

STORE FIXTURES-We are remod-
cling and have good fixtures suit
reasonably priced. LIBERTY SHOPS,
$50 10th st. NV, Elk. 3-2614.
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FEED POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. poults. JAMES FEED STORE
6lQ K SC. NV EE &-0nHA
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Store FiXtureS-For Men

condition.; opens to double bed
also. server, dark mahog. ia. g.
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RANGES

All popular makes and models. ur
20 500 allowance for your old range.
No money down. payments as low
as $5 per month on your gas bill
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO, TU, O.
1900. 3006 Georgia ave. NV
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1914 18th ST. H.W.-If you want q
room with run. water and elev. serv-
ice, please stop In. Ia
Evening star., 1953-07-13

REGISTERED HEREFORD CATTLE
plus land, plus grass. equals profit
We will help you start a herd on a
sensible program and will guide you
to the best advice on grass. Phone
Crescent 644-W. 10
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-31
Stale OrganizationaI Leader Addresses
Cumberland Farm Bureau on Policy

In brief The new policy deyel
opment program. as far as Farm
Bureau participation viii work AS
follows Local resolutions COM
mittees Will seek to stimulate dis
cuSSionS Of agriculture issues With
series Of meetings and resolu-
tons drawn up for the voting Of
the entire membership RcSolu-
tons adopted by the county mem
berShlp viii be passed on 10 the
State VFBF for action. where they
vii be voted on by delegates from
all Farm Bureau counties and then
sent to the American Farm Blu
reau Federation
This effort for greater member
ship participation III policy max
ing procedure represents the be-
lief Of Farm Bureau, according TO
Mr.. Johnson. that the voice OF
agriculture should come from the
grass roots as a true expression of
farmer thinking
Members of the Cumberland
County Farm Bureau resolutions
committee are r. F.. Johns chair
man, JOS A. Hazlegroye. #. l..
OWnsby. w B Walker, r S Mar
tin. Frank Baber ana Mrs j. T.
Fleming
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-31
EumbcrIond News
long-Suffering Porch Agn:n r,.t
Is Speeding Motorist Misses Curve

Mrs. John Doyle Jr,. Of Cha les
ton $. G., Who spent Tie PAST two
weeks here as Fues. Of Nh. and
Mrs. W. L. DANNY, left Sunday
.or Petersburg, where hl IS
SPENDING the Summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs " NJ
Slate.
Miss El,anor drlck, Of
Guinea Mills. was the overnight
guest recently Of Miss J,,lia tun
Nogel
Mr. and MIS-, Wlit.um i;rantrn.
Of Hollandale, Nj s. Who were
guests Al tn. t'WCodAWl Tom st
Home th!s week Hrfa dinner
guests Tuesday OF Nh ana Mrs.
Charlie Goodman
Mrs !. G. Hayes end her guest,
Miss same PcniCk, y Boone, ~
G.. were in Richn'on1 MouGay
visiting Mr. and Mis-. Anderson
Southwark. They wee 2c30u-
panied home by Mrs. j. F. Sheri il
and Miss Stella Sheriff., also of
Boone. N c.. who will be guests
this week Of the Hayes.
Miss Mary Ann George has le-
TUNED from Ridge Crest, II. G,
where she attended the Ridge
Crest Assembly the past week
Miss George also spent a week
visiting relatives in Atbevllle,
Ala. and Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Visitor
Topper George VIII spend the
balance Of the summer in Balti-
more, Md. as guest Of his aunt
Mrs. r L. Weber, and MI,
Weber.
Mrs. A. II. Anderson and
DAUGHTERS, Loyins and Charlotte
accompanied Nj Anderson TO
their home ii Dover, De-, las
ST. daS after n two weeks visit
here With Nj. a!3 MS +. L. | ~
ms.
MIS-. Ho~W1 Sctt., 2nd d5J,,!,
tor Ann Marie. are gucacs this
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-31
Mrs. Louis Agee
Hostess to w omen
Centenary Church

A large group met in the hospit-
able and capacioas home 81 Nh
and Mrs Louis Agee II Stoddrrt
Sunday
The purpose Wscs Of Centan-
AIRY Church sponsored studs
class under the leadership Of Mrs
J.P. Stratton The test used Was
Alcohol and Christian Response.
bility" by Dr Clifford Earle II
was a very interest STUDY, viii
members takins part in The dis-
cussions.
There were II menbtrs II III,
class. many Of whom We're accom-
panied by husband and caIldrcn
Delicious REFRESHMENTS were
served
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-31
. ,,umbcrIond News

II has hammered 4o.1jt1i = his
time aholt NOM .I l,n,ar
when eali,.,a. ~ e,. ~
,t,n.o,f sc.j "a tr. III
g inc p ,e ,. \
acrknd FIX ,,,,ss ..rre,. 49,
a,.n p.~ea,. - 49, .ron mis-
,o,su .,u..i,o.a>. IL M III.
.rr me - .o. no... r,,gI,e,,s
,n tn,n + t,,a
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward pfcIfor
with their son. James. a,comDg =
n!ed BY Mrs jamie Pneffer. Leroy
and Miss Lucille Pfeifler motor
I'd to Natural Bridge last SUNDAY.
Decent visitors 81 Gn Flelfftrs'
we're MI ana Mrs. John A.or4an.
al Philadclnh!a. ard. ana Nh and
Mrs. A. + But,. ma 5l4IN OF
Clayvll!c.
Mrs. Al ..,,H . ,,s.s j,ad
=, o,lee, i3at i7.,a e,. n .cr1,r-
r,vn AL Clia,k,s fnlp.on ~
Sqndv Hons C.o,chi.r3 r,tn,tv
y 10 IS ! sunf.n ..n.r.a, IN ..,o :
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-31
Big Convention Host
Seen BY Nj. Craddock

Mr. ana Mrs John Craddock. Of
Green Bay. were among the
thousands Of delegates attending
the Jehoyah's Witnesses conven-
ton sessions. in New York City's
Yankee Stadium last week.
Mr. Craddock reports that at
tendance reached as hieh as
1881 Oh one day This I'LL
Guided those At the stadium As
we'll as those at nearby trailer
camp which Was wired to the
Stadium by loud speaker
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-31

Crewe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Morrison
and Mrs Lucy Horst and chill
dren. Of Washington are spend
ing some time with MI. and Mrs.
Allen Morrison.
MI. and Mrs NJ A. French. Jr.,
and children spent Sunday night
with Mr. and Mrs VIM. Y. French
They were en- route to a noun
tain vacation spot and were ac-
companied BY little Becky Lou
French
The Cumberland Youth Eel
loWship presented u splendid pro-
gram at the monthly meeting of
Grove WSCS, Tie theme was on
population trends
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-31

week of Mrs. Settles parents. Mr..
and Mrs. (. Allen Carer
Mr.. and Mrs. E.CWa..! Ptletfer
and son, James. were guests 1c"
supper of Mr.. and MIS- Robert
johnson, last Sunday. Al COlum-
bia.
Mr.. and AIRS Ctarile G2odman
motoled /. ,,Htual fridge t"e
.t,st week ,rJ for yI5,l with MI
and Mr. 4 2 love Charlie
Byerley Goc4..;" IL. y h.I i
is spending hlr week he,c VIII
MS grandparents, Will" ms pa I
ents are on :. vacation trip to Il r
Great Smoky Mountains IN Ter
nessee. anG >Iol,h Ca> DINA
Mrs w D. Ingle. of Tobacco
vile. accompanied her Son-n!-la'
and daughter Mr. and MIS- A. w
Moore, and son, Donnie, 0: Rich
mond. TO Knoxville. Tenn, last
week for a vacation visit WITH
relatives and friends.
Guests of Mr.. and Mis-. s. 7.
Allen and family last Sunday W~gt
Mrs + Fl Moore. OF kecne. am
Mrs. Martha Moore, 4 Scotts-
vile.
Funeral Service
The Rev. r. p Reynolds con
Quoted the funeral of Bobby Mar
tin on July %, at Clemson N c.
near Winston Salem He was &C
companied by his son, Tomm.o
Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs O. G. May arc
daughters. of Charlottesville, enc
Mr.. Mays mother, of GordoilS-
Vile were guests Sunday OF Mn.
and Mrs MerlWether Y. Smith
and family at "PocAhontas
Farm
Recent might guests of Mr..
and Mrs L. w Foster We're Mr.
and Mrs Albert M Foster Jr.. and
daughter, Peggy Dianne. Of Sra
ham, N. c.
Week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. AndeW f. Godsey at Blu
leigh Hall" we're Mr.. and MI
Donald Murray, Of Petersburg,
Mrs William Lester PembeIton
and daughter Linda, who have
been guests Of Mrs PcmbeltoG +
mother, Mrs Leon Pear, in WASH
lngton, D. C.. left last week fol
Fort McCullen Ala, where her
husband, Pvt. w L. Per belton is
stationed in the serve of tno Z
S. Army.
Among th2 guess c. MI ard
Mrs L. B Dandy 1t lEen' "OaK-
wood more Ola tie Stony No1lt
Road last Sunday, Npsn Nh. ard
MIS- David Crite. joseph WUldn.
Eddin5. H.. ;nj SunGrs TiG's.
Of FagnyiIle, AID NJ and MS. j.
F. Blantou and d&ughter, Joanna,
also Of Fa1Yille
Recent yi,1p"s Of Mis- Fannie
T Foster ,1'd J. 7 Fos'c- Js
Were MI ana Ms Henri II nudG
and daugni~r and M, tsteilc c.
Smyth Ci R!arnond.
Mrs Matte WtStnli Of Nor
folk. returned to Cumberland
Monday to spend some tine here
with her sister and brother Mss
Fannie + and J r Fc3tec il.
Mr and Mrs r l. peers had
as their guests recently MI AND
Mrs Richard Stidley ana son
George, Of Harrisonburg, Mi and
Mrs j. ID Garrett. OF Blackstone
MI and Mrs w II Moon and
family OF Richmond, and ~ G.
Meinhard and family Of Farm
vile.
Miss. Shirley Atkinson. of
Lynchbrrg was the week end
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Atkinson.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Walker. Of
Richmond apDoIlDpp the birt n oF
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-31

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Walker, Of
Richmond. announce the brth Of
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
ALE Aus|aender
muessen sich i'm
Januar meIden

Mae auslGnocr, sic iid, am I. Sa-
n,ar 1853 in hen Gereinigten Staos
ten 'auihalten, miiiien, nod) Dcm nett,
EFT Ginmanbcrl,ngsseies, ousnabms.
los ibre Mbreiie DEM vGomMiiiioner
OF Smmigratiou onb DECENTRALIZATION"
I'M 2auie bes Ntonats Sanuor be,
fanntgeben, ipie mir bereits tpicber.
bolt uerfiinbcten. Gin slusl1nber,
Ser am I. Sanuor seiipeilig abmeienS
lit. mlb ieine Mbreiie innerbalb BON
Sebn Sagcn nad, ieincr Hiiffehr nod
Ben ScrcinIaten Staatcn mittcilen
aHan mlb i'm Monat Sanuar iid,
IN cin Goitanlt ODER in cine Sneis.
iteae oes Smmiaration ans Hatliral;-
sation Office begeben unH Die .sllien
Heport Garo". Torm 1-53, perlan.
aen. Mian mub sic Mnmeiiuuscn aui
Ser Hiificite ser aartc leien ,no ennu
sic Mntnorten u,f ser Vorberieite
einicten lmh mus Sic aarte inter.
Seifnen. ssaas man Die 8elehruna
aidt uerItebt, m,,b man Die Silie Ell
mes @oitbeamtcn ooer hcs Vcomten
hes smlnigratiun ono DECENTRALIZATION
Serpicc in slnlprud nebmen.
8enn oie Meloefarte senau aus.
geiiilt lit, muB man Tie in iraenhei.
nem HoItamt ebpr elmer 3peiaitclle
oes Smmtgration ano DECENTRALIZATION
Serpice Dem oienittuenben 8eamtsa
iibergeben. W'an fam Tie niht I'M
0rieffaiten auiacben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
Klein Wsltkriss 1853,
erklueren Wohrsager

Mom. - Stalienii1e Wcdcn;eit.
ifriiten brinsen bic trabitioneIen
@ropbe;eiunsen bon Mabriagern 81,
Neuiabr. Sic iih bariiber einis iinb,
SaB es 1858 81 fcincm groben Grie'
&c fomnen miro: sod, cruarten lic
oen Musbruh oes britten @eltfrie,
ges 1854. ODER IN ben Worten Don
@iuieppe Ia Scrsa in 9teapel: Slime.
rita tpirb iieeen!"
Ser neibbaarige .3anberer pol,
9teapcl". sthiGe S'Nnsello, iaat:
.3pei MGnner, bon Senen piel iiir
Sic @cIt uno sic Menidheit ahbiinat.
giienbomer ,,no Stalin. tuerbcn
1858 auiammenfommen. Tod) heibt
oas nidt. boB Mrmrifa ,mb RublanS
iidl in bic Mrmee iallen peroen.
SEQ aoiti, Elm slntrploge III Mobe.
ia. unS sic meiiten moeren @ahr-
lager prophe;eieu bab Miniiterprd-
iiOent suciSc Sc @aiperis Gbrjitlid,
Teniofratcn als Sicgcr aus Sen Be-
porltehenbcn yablen in Stalien her
poreebcn lnb NIT elmer idtpahen
Mebrbeit sic arntrolle III Ser Heaie'
runa bcihebalteu tperoen. Ser ~aro.
be SSiiNer" bon Gbiorapalle, on Ser
abrio. prcpbeseite Muiitiinoe in Ie-
appten. llnruhen in Snbien. eine
ariie in Spanien, cine Gpibenie in
Gnglanb. ein Grobeben in @riehen.
Ianb uno gruptionen in Nerifo i'm
neuen Sabre. - 81. ,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08

b6ltlih l,nS entb1lt oae @erfseltae
fiir einen 3immermaun cber Siid).
Ter. @s fanu eutlpeoer oircft an einc
Hericn ODER an cine SebrnerfItdtte
seianbt merbet, no, ipie Ser 0iref-
tor oes Neltolo,3i Seimes ihreibt,
.oas giitiee @eihenf niht nllr einem
einselnen su CUTE fommt. ionbern ei'
ner arobeu 3ahl Sugeuolither bilft,
lid, fir ibren sufiinitisen Serui pors
;,lbereiteu."
Inter oen SnItit,lten Gbnliter Mrt
befinSen lid ser @enteinniitige Su.
aenoheIm. lnS Sugenomerfltdtten
in Miinhen. 9apern, uno Die Sit
genomerfitGttcn, sic bas Gpangelis
ife Silismerf in gae 0ilbel.Seils.
berg. in Ssiien, ,mterbGlt. Sic eleidl-
Iaus @erfSeuafiiiten erbiclten. Sn
Dem lettercn Seim ipuroc bas Gafet
apei il,senoliheen Gertriehencn, sic
gerabe ibre 9ebrscit beenoet batten,.
iiberIoiien. Sn Wiindeu ging bas
0afet an cine Sebriperfitdttc, 1T ser
% ,sliidtlinse bas 9iihlerhanomerf
erlernen. 3lpei anbere Sebrperfltdt.
ten fiir Sfitbmad)er 1rno S6neiOer
ihulen je iefs Susenolide.
Sebe Eerion ooer Grippe, Die an.
oercn 2ehrlinsen pber einigen ser
schn Millionen @ertriebener helien
mill, Sic ictt periuen, iih etn neues
9cben in @eltoeutid,lano aui5ubau-
en-. fanl bies burh @eitelluna eines
Gs(Rg Sehrlinss @erfSeugfalten
cSer zines llmiiebler Eafetes tim.
Sas Iebtere lit beitimmt fiir Gliiht-
linse, Die iid, aili bem 2auoe anlie-
oeIn oScr @rahlnnb ,trbar MAIDEN
,uollen. gs ertbult ollie 0aIiir not.
neubiaen @ert5ellqe ,,nN toItet SIS.
Nie bel ieoem GgHG 2ebensn,ittel.
uno Sertilienpafet id,lieBt Ser Hreis
sic aarantiertc sluslieierilng in WeIt.
beutihlunh uub @erliu elm.
sluItraee fnnnen in leoer GslM@
1siliale poer bircft int Snltpt6iiro.
20 9rono Street, Ne,p Dorf 5, q.
g., crtcilt perhel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
Wiener Taenzerin ais
Raubmoerderin entIarvt

Nlen. Der meiit bisfutiertt
>%s1r,llni''alfon -, Ser aiahfriegsseit oct
vtoro an oen 43iihriaen IeIifatei
'enhanoler Sobonn srtbolo, lit aui.
eeflart. Die 23iibrlae. rotblono,
Sanierin abrienne Gfbart, BON sen
Arlnilnolbeonten ,israu nit Sen ci.
iernen Nerpen" aenannt, bat ein Sc.
lfononis abselegt
sic gah. nahoem Tie sic 4oli,si
~ Gage lang hiuechalten hatte, AT,
ote grdblihe 9luttat ieIbit, obne
fren'oe Mitnlrfltna, besangen su ba.
ben. als Motip ser Sat be;eifnete
oaS Ndohen blinoen SSab, ser bel
ettem Su'ammentrefien Dor einein.
bolb Sabren entitanben- lei.
Woromaffc NOR cine alte Saus.
holtsfleilhma'hine, bie bon Ser 60,
lisei 1ah Dem 8eIt1nonis in elmer
8ammer ser @obnuna aorienne
Gdharts aeiltrben puroe. slu ser
Wald,ine tparen nod oelltlid,e Spu.
rem bon 8lut Feit3uItellen. @ei ser
9ausb,,rhIi,hnna nah ser Sat hate
man bic sSleiid,lnaIhine, Sic Dem
Sai,ptmieter eebort. nid,t aeilmoen,
neil man rur oas 3immer ser San-
germ fontrollierte, niht aber ald, oie
anberen Mdl,me, in sic Tie 3utritt
batte.
Srct Dem @eItGnonis IinS nod
einise Details bes Sales Su fldren.
Sic Ginoernabme fpirh besbaIb fort
qeIest. Sic gntiheibung oariiber, Oh
nton Der 0arItellung hes Motips
@lditben iGenfen nber pb Ser SaIl
dls reiner Haubmorb betrad,tet miro,
lieat rid1t nebr bel Ser Holiiei. Oar.
fiber tperben Die @robgeIdNporeuen
si l,rteilen hoben.
Mus 0em 8eitGnbnis ser Sunierin
pebt herpor, onB it'd bas Gerbreden
ge,lau 70 ubIpielte, ipie lie es bonn
Mnfare an ae'd,iloert bate. MIR nit
benz 11nteridyich, hnb es fcinen I'm.
befannten i'm 9uIile-Gcat enb, ion.
bern, oaS lie ielbit oie Moroerin mar,
sSi Gtbort hattie nod einem ai.
rnbciud, Sen SelifateiienhGnbler IN
'eineln 8eihdit abaeholt i,no ipor nit
linn ST. einem Seuriaen seiohren. ab.
iiftlid, rnergab" lie i'm @e'dld't Elm
G1dd,elt, I'm nah hem Seurisenbes
ild1 einen GorDanh Iiir sic Riidfehr
II hen 2abcu 5u bahen. ,Sn oie'em
G1fd,en bon Sem Abrienne 5uerit
eelagt bate, NaB iih grot uno aale
Darin beiano, wor Die Moromaiie
Der Glan ser 23idbrigeu aiug Bis
ms fleine Sctail. @ie iie erpartet
hate. mar artbolo, nls lie filnpp Dor
Mitterroht hus @eihuit betratcn.
nnseheitert. 60 founte lie, ipahrene
Der Telifateiienh1uoler ein 8lo5
@lcr trnnf. bns etpa orei allogramm
fd)uere Mcrbinltriiment ergreiien
,mh ben1 idlon iait Sdlaienben in
offer Muhe iiber Sen Siuterfouf 'flus
gen. Ser 8ctroifere iadte 'oIort III
iih ;ulamnen. @ahriheinlif hattie
fcton Oieier erite Sieb toolid,e Jolaen
1chabt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-08
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q neue Wohnungen
in den estzonen

@onn. - ssn ser Tcutihcn Bun,
oesrepublif mllroen Ieit ser 8Gb
rungsreiorm I'M Sabre 1913, 1.l
WiQionen 0obnunecn crrihtet. lie.
Der 90 Miaionen Wenif,en babel
in ben lesten bier Sabren tuieoer Ell.
ne eigene Wobnuns erbalten. SIN
Sabre 1852 ipur0en rl,nb 400. .00O
neue @obnlngen, hapon 100000 I'M
&abmen bes So5iaIen @cbnunas.
hal.s, 8ebout Sm Sdbresberiht oes
8unOesminiiteriums .iiir nen @ob.
runssbau miro hara,if bingefpiejetl.
oaB oamit in bieiem .Sobr, tpie ol,dl
Idon i'm @oriabr. alle iiinf Minuten
ctma bier ncue 8obl,nngen be;ugs.
iertig tunrben.
His 1855 seiettcs 3icl 1T sur Salite
III errctdjt .s.,
7as i'm crlten @ohnungshauee.
iet aeltellte 3icl, bis 1885 einiflieB'
lih insgelanlt is MiGioneu @ob.
nungcn I'M Habmen bes Sp5ialen
Wobnlnasboles 5u crlteQen, lit nod
oem 9crift bcs Miniiterillnts, mil
idbrlif 100000 @ohninsen felt 8e-
iteben ser 8mbesrepublif bereits sl,r
SGlite erfiiat. Snsseiamt muroen ieit
1919 1.2 8obnungen, sic etrpo
Is bis IA Miaiarben Marf foitetcl,,
aebal,t. gieie 8auleiitl,ne bon 3 Sab
rem entipribt ser 8auleiitlme aus
ben sSahreu 1924 bis 1882.
Gas Miniiterium erfl1rt. bab sic
8unocsrepublif oamit an Der Spite
ser europiiIden 2Gnber itebe. s.
per6leibe nod, elm ;seblbeitano bon
etipa bier MilIionen @cbnunsen.
Wenn Ser @obnlnssbau iid) aui Ser
sleiden Sobe tpie in sen lesten Sab.
rem bolt, tperOen nod, 10 bis is
Sabre neraehen. ibis micber Elm Ieio.
.lider @obnunssitanSaro" errei6t
iein nirh."