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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
Henderson Reddick
Presented Wofch
Upon Retirement

Last Friday evening Rev. Hen
derson Reddick, pastor of st.
James A.M.E. church in Mime
apolis, retired from the National
Biscuit Co. He and Mrs. Reddick
were the guests Of honor at a din
ner given by the company at the
Normandy hotel at which time
he was presented a paid up life
insurance policy.
Saturday he was given a watch
by the management for "disting-
iushed service to the company.
Earlier in the week on Wednes-
day, the choir Of his church gave
him a birthday party at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Governor Cook,
2726 30th Ave. So.
Members OF the congregation
were invited to the parsonage to
help the minister celebrate his
birthday.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
MUsieions TangIe
Ballard To Help
Decide Fofe Of
Seperofe Local

Stanley Ballard, secretary of
the Minneapolis Musicians Assn
local No. 70, American Federation
of Musicians and member of the
national board of the interna-
tional is one of the four top Of
ficials who win go to Los Angeles
to resolve the question Of whether
the Negro and white locals in that
city will be merged into one union.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

with practice in the specific area
of racial justice.
It is often commonly assumed
by Americans that Asians know
the worst side Of our race problem
only because of Communist at
tempts to discredit us before the
world. There can be no doubt about
the fact that Communists do take
great pains to spread news Of our
unchristian racial acts because it
is one of their most effective prop
uganda weapons. The fact that the
Communists exploit this weapon
so well and so fully ought to make
us realize what dangerous weap-
on it really is.
Every American act Of preju-
dice, discrimination, or physical
intimidation carried in a foreign
newspaper loses hundreds of
friends for us. But the most i'm
portant fact Americans should I'M
derstand is this: Communists
merely exploit what many of the
people we respect are most great
ly disturbed about when they see
the great difference between our
ideals and actions.
Glass House OF Leadership
We need not remind ourselves
that Asians are colored people.
News about American Negroes,
good or bad, is news all over the
world. This is primarily because
our nation is living in the glass
house of international leadership,
and is giving so much advice to
the nations of the world about
human relations, release from OPP
preston, individual freedom, dig
nifty, and the rights of all men to
sell -uclcEiHlIldllOl dllu dDuhudilI
living. People expect and hope that
we viii become the embodiment of
what we proclaim.
Honest admission Of guilt Is
absolutely the best way to begin
ones answer to these facts and
conditions; otherwise Asians will
simply not listen. The most COM
mon mistake Americans make is
to say that embarrassing questions
about race relations are inspired
by people who are either hostile
to us or who are Communists. This
is simply not so. These questions
are put to us by people who are
our friends and want desperately
to believe in us.
It is amazing how much detail
even Asians who cannot read and
write or who never hear a radio
broadcast know about the I'M
brotherly pattern Of our American
race relations. One Monday after
noon, an Indian student asked me
about the Johnny Bright incident
CONTINUED on page FOUR
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

Albert Burgess, former ST. Paul
man, shown in his wartime uni
form, has recently been made
manager of the tabulating depart
ment Of the North Carolina Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company at
its home offices at Durham, N.
c.
Burgess, a lieutenant In the
Army during World War II, was
employed by the N. c. insurance
firm in May 1852 as a tabulating
supervisor. He assumed his new
post a manager Feb. 1. He Is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Bur
CESS. 970 Rondo Ave, st. Paul
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
Simmons And Brown
Named To plonn0d
nuranRhood eroase

Two Minneapolis men were
named to advisory groups Of the
Hennepin County Puanned Par
enthood League last week.
Rev. N. L. Simmons. pastor Of
st. Peters AME church was nam
ed to the m ministerial advisory
board and DIR. w. ID. Brown was
appointed TO the medical advisory
board consisting Of leading MIN
neapolis doctors.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

Order your copies Of Negro
Minnesota 1852 TO 1852, the Feb.
"a, 1853 edition Of this paper. A
story Of progress Of AIinnesota's
Negro Americans, over q period Of
100 years.
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InterraCiaI Service
Sunday Afternoon At St.
Marks; Lowe To Speak

This years annual Minneapolis Inerracal Sunday pro-
gram will be held ST. Marks Cathedral Sunday Feb at
m. Dr. Arnold H. Love- Westminster Presbyterian church
will give the principal address.
The title of Dr. Loves address will be TO the End of the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
Humphrey Denies Backing
Down On Civil Rights;
Wants Power For Ike
by ED BLACKWELL

ST. CLOUD, MINN-Sen. Hubert II. Humphrey DFLr
Mimi said very emphaticaly Sunday morning press
conference that his compromise civil rights bills that he in
troduced last week not compromise at all.
The SENATOR who spoke twice the DFL day state
conference say that the bill Of nine civil
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
Republicans Organize For
1854 Campaign; Anderson
Asks Legislative Aid
Kenneth Peterson Reelected
COP State chQlEman

Minnesota Republican leaders at meeting OF the Republic
can State Central Committee Saturday pledged themselves
carry principles enuncated in the Republican party
platform and outlined plans to strengthen the party organza
ton in preparation for the 1854 elections
Governor c. Elmer anderson expressing the views Of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
A Few Tips On How
Not To Win Friends
By DIR. JAMES H. ROBINSON

The problem Of American relations has assumed larger
proportions than most citizens of the United States realize
Like the family quarrel which durbs the neghbor and there
by becomes community problem, relations longer
bounded either by the MasonDxon line by the geographical
boundaries of the United States.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

Rev. Reuben K. Youngdahl, pas
tor of Mount Olivet Lutheran
church, Minneapolis, returned
from a trip to Asia and Africa
last week. He talked with Nehru
and other Indian leaders. He went
to Kenya where the dreaded Mau
Mau is terrorizing whites and ma
tives alike.
Singularly Rev. Youngdahl did
not blame the rising native dis
content on Communist influence
as many westerners are wont to
do. Rev. Youngdahl said it wasn't
Communist influence but that the
Africans are getting tired of the
inequalities which they are made
to suffer on their own native soil.
It's refreshing to hear a close OBJ
server tell Americans the unpal-
atable truth about Africa. It's
said the truth will set you free!
The Ford Foundation has ap-
propriated So million to study
human behaviour. Meddlesome!
Trying to find out what makes
so many of us Guido the jackass
in making fools Of ourselves! Just
as he was put on the pro football
draft, Billy Anderson, step-son Of
Rochester of the Jack Benny
troupe is being sued for divorce
by his waitress wife, Geraldine.
Superman? An estranged Los
Angeles wife shot her husband
three times. All he did was chase
her out of the house, wrest the
pistol from her after she had shot
him and beat her over the head
with il. Arthur Miller and wife,
Loredo, are in the hospital. He
Su11erS ITOIn lIlTec "OIuloS III Ills
body and she is bandaged up from
multiple bruises, one which neces-
STATED 20 stitches.
r. A. Skinner, the attorney who
died In Minneapolis last week,
spoke French fluently. Years ago
when he first began practicing
law in Minneapolis the judges and
court attaches would seek him to
interpret whenever a person of
French descent who could not
speak English was in the court
for any cause. Skinner also was an
excellent grammarian, speaking
only the best Kings English" As
q hobby he used to come In the
Spokesman and Recorder offices
CONTINUED on page FOUR
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
BRIEF
SCENE
High and Lowdown"
BY BAuEE THOMAS

physician was named "Outstand-
ing Citizen for 1852" of Taylor,
Texas, a city where the Negro
population is permitted to attend
only one of the city's four
theatres. Two Negroes have
been accepted for enrolment at
the University Of Virginia Medi-
cal school, the first in that
schools history. Reason: U. s.
Supreme Court decision.
TheO. Nix Thomas, woman
managing editor of the Los An
geles SENTINEL, is being pushed
for the Los Angeles board OF
education -. Michigan's liberal
governor, Mennen Williams has
declared Feb. 10, Equal Oppor-
tunity Day.. Under Senator
General Herbert BrOwnell prom
ised to prosecute all violators of
present civil rights laws on fed
eral law books.
A writer in CHRISTIANITY
and CRISIS, bi-weekly for Janu-
airy 10, makes the astonishing re-
port that Negro teachers in North
Carolina last year drew pay
checks $50 above the average of
white teachers, because the Negro
teachers had accumulated higher
certification on the whole" Such
certification is secured by teachers
doing advanced study in the vaca-
ton months.
The same article by Liston Pope
who is a white southerner by
birth, made these interesting OBJ
servations:
with regard to its most dis
tinctive problem, race relations,
the South is now in a state of
uneasy progress" Perhaps
most Southerners now recog-
nize that the Negro is destined
to reach virtual equality with
whites in most spheres, but
there are still very few who
will follow the logic of this
development and advocate the
ultimate abolition of segrega-
ton. On the other hand, Cover
nor Byrnes appears to have
lost support even in South Car
DINA by his declared determin-
alton to abolish the public
school system as such If the
Supreme Court outlaws segre-
cation in public education.
There is wide confusion else
where as to the course to be
pursued in case the Court takes
this action"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

FEB. 5
Society
sic, The
n Audi
Minnesota,
b to $50
wildly
nd con-
no feels
story of
Nth per-
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BENT
In Mime
legal Re-
City area.
Replies
ox 80, st.
lon Build
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

1ncre are stronger or1NoS Toward FrOht-
dent Eisenhower's denomination One Of
these Is that man who once gets into the
White House normally discovers the vast
scope of his office and wants to see carried
through legislative programs and world
policies that can only be started In the
first term. Again and again In American
history this natural human attitude, sup
ported by strong logic, has had its effect.
The rule is two terms, and General Eisen-
hower's own feelings may--in the final
analysis-not be the decisive factor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Furfel Follies kommen
mach Cleveland

.0arfel Golies", cine neue eng
liid.piobiide Muiifrenue NIT Mpron
Cohen gaitiert am gamstag nn>
sonntag, Sen 9. nnb 10. Wai I'M
$50 ubr aben6s in Ser Wuiic &au.
YrGientiert ipirb bic Mebue bon bem
friiberen @lepelanber Sal 3eieer.
Mpror brinst cine bor5iglihe 8e'
fesung nit. Midep aas, Ser Capital
Qiinitler, nit rDon't let the Sdmalt
get into hour gpes" itebt i'm Mittel.
punft, auiammen nit r@esel at TIE
Ban Game, Midael @oienbers rnb
Der italieniiden sanserin SO Mnn
GIorio. Muber6am trete, auf bic &c.
mifer Srbing GroBman ano Dino
golSberg un6 6a5u fomme,t nod
feds biibihe rGarfelettes." Mpron
Cohen 1T in glepelonb mobl befanni
unb man fennt i'm aud bon 10 Der.
aorten fir rGarfel Gollies" fino nun
III baben bei @urrotps.
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Neonlieht loesst Blumen
frvehsr bIvehsn

Bonn. - 1inbigs 9eute baben felt.
geiteQt, bdb bas Reonlidjt bas @ohs.
tum un6 sic @lite bon Nflansen al.
berit giinitig beeinfluBt. Ser @arten.
MAJ, bat lid bieie Grfenntnis teillpeiie
3unube eemadt uno sic Neonbr,
lendtuni in sen 9reib. nno Or
pddbsbduiern in berlt6rttem MaBe
eingefiibrt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an
Sreibsboitspflon5en baben ee5eigt,
Bob beiipieltpeiie 3inerarien Is Gage
fruber bliibsn. Muber0en follen ii1
nod Der Beifroblung iippieer rpirfsn
OLE bic nidt beitrablten Yflam5en.
Ser 3entralperbano bes peitoeutideu
Observation-Disclosures betoat, 6nb Die
tl,rd Misunderstanding er3ielte grs
tragsltigertng ielbit iiir ffeine @art-
nereien lobnen6 lei.
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Da3u eibt es unter anoerem oie
Serie vWie mir Ieben". bic Yortr1ts
bon Meniden, Stdoten un6 2ano.
jdaiten brineen nno einen Auer.
idnitt surd oas beutiee 9eben in
0eutidlano eeben ion. Die serie
beeinnt am 3. Mai nit benz rstaSt.
Bills Berlin, eradblt ipdter bonn
beutiden Sport. ibiloert einen 8e.
iuh in Bonn. I'M &ubrgebiet rnS
5aihnet Sic maBgeblid)en Mdnner Der
beutiden Holitif, @irti1aft, @eiites.
Iebens oes Sports uno aler mid.
tigen 2ebensberei1e.
Ser aurapeuenieaoer lit cine gin'
ridtung Der 0ffentlid.redtliden
8unofunfanitalten in ser 8unoes'
republif, alio elm @ino ser beiteben.
SEN Observation-Disclosures, Sic Die
v0eutibe @ele" finansieren un6 5,l
benz 8rogramm b%eiiteuern. Die Bun.
besreeierung lit tpeoer at Der 81.
nan5ierung nod an Der Hrogramm'
%seitaItung unmittelbar beteiliet, BEL
Siiferen5en spiiden Senber uno &e'
eierung ioa Elm oreifopfiges Diret'
torium bermittsln. Oie &eafion Der
vSeutiben @elle" lit in aSln, oas
Yrcaramm miro bon einem 20 &ilo.
rpatt- &idtitrabler geienbet, Ser in
SIterlog in SI~tfrieslano itebt.
@eriufsienoungen babeu aus oller
@elt - nidt rur bon Iuslanos.
oeutid)en - elm begeiiterte gho &c.
brad)t. Sa idrieben Garmer uno
|Sehaifer, 2eeiondre unb Sallsfrau.
en- l,nb beeriibten NIT Ganfbarfeit
sic Gimme Seutiflanos, Sic Stim.
me ibrer Seimat. Sie &eionans Der
geriudsienouneen lit iiberaus gut.
gs mirS aufsabe ser Mitarbeiter
bes reuen Senoers. fem, 5ur Greuoe
uno gum Nusen ser Scorer in aIer
@elt ,,,b sur @ieoererlaneurg u1o
Steigeruns bes beutiden Mniebens
in Der @elt bieie Meionans a1 BERTHE.
fen uno su %peritdrfen.
1 Col Gut
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die aermsten Kinder
der West|ichen Welt"
Won dem ok" neutrality-suspicious. Alexander I! Morfsld.

ihIedte GrnGbru,fg, sic tiemals
Sonne uno Greuoe fenneneelernt ba.
ben, zines Cages ielbit nls aio5iale
Glemente in sen Statiitifen tpieoer
auftauhen.
Das .gerliner Sauptiueenoamt
fenn oieie @efabren. rno es perind)t
felt Sabren, bier po~r5ubeugen. Nber
WeItberIins MitteI itno 10 gering, oaB
3. g. int pergangenen Sabr nur 2.5
Hro5ent Der oringen6 erbolnngsbe'
6iirftieen S9ulfinoer perididt tper'
Sen tonntcn. Gin GROCER Sell bon
ibnet o~neroings pltroe innerbalb bon
Berlin rperididt." SSn Dem altea
&obenaollernpart @lienide beiist oie
Staot 5tpei Seine, Die 6as gan5e
Sabr iiber beleet iino. SIN 8unoesge'
bet aber fonnte Berlin tpegen Der
idledten Ginanslaee bisber fein CT
bolungsbeim %faufen.
Eroboem: 1852 bate Berlin int
8unoesgebiet - bon Der Horoiee bis
nad Oberbapern - in % Seimen
ainber untereebradt. l1eberan fiele1
Die 8erliner &inoer our1 ibre nn'
rube, lire Nerpoiit6t, lire Sprung.
baitigfeit auf. Iuf Der anoeren Seite
aber - ltno bas lit mie6erum tenn'
seidneno- batten sic &inoer aus
Berlin bel tpeniger u,,ter Seimtpeb
at Ieiben als tire Mltersgenoiien aus
Weitoeutidlano. l1no: iie paren be-
6eutenb Iiebebeoiirftiger. DieIe &in'
ser, bic t,l,r Scot l,no gleno uno oiel'
fah fein ausgeglidenes Gamilienle'
ben fennen, iino oanfbar fit ieoen
Betpeis I~iebeboller Giiriorge. nno
besbalb tpabrideinlid Bate inn o.r'
gangenen SSabr audi cine Mttion be-
Ionberer Mrt eroBen grfolg: oie Ser
ihidung bon ainbern at Samilien int
8unoesaebiet. @dbreno iid 1861 MIR
1856 peitoeutide Gamilien bereit er'
fIGrt batten, 8erliner 3inoer alf5u'
nebmen, tparen es int oorigen Sabre
idon 1916.
Neben oiei en Mftionen lallfen. nod
%unaesdblte anoere. Selbitperitdnoli1
aeben aud sic MISUNDERSTANDING
aeu ,peiter. @iebiel bot Geutihlano
6em MislanS geraoe al,f oieiem Sc.
bet ait peroanfen! 0or aaem Die
Sfpeia fat sablreiden &inoern &c.
bolfen. Mad M%ufbebuag Der 8lodaoe
itenten bic Sdmei3er atpar TIRE &ilis.
aftion ein, bod fonnten iid I'M per'
ganeenen Sabre ipieoer t,271 &inoer
sort erbolen. l1ao audi Jest iino Die
SlGse fiir 900 ainber fit bas erite
Salbiabr 1853 fhon uieoer iiderge'
felt.
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SehWache SteHen
bel SateIIiten,
sagt Tito

@aibingtort. - MaribaG Sito ers
flarte, baB Die ruiiiihe Sr~ieoensof.
feniibe atpar cine 3uriidpeiiung ser
Stalin-9 olitit bariteIte, aber Sab
oaour6 nod nidt nit elmer gleidte.
r,tng i'm &alten ariea at red)nen lei.
Sito fiigte bin5u. baB nab ieiner Mn.
iiht @ulgarien unb Die Sidedoilo.
spafei bie ihmahen Stellen i'm iomie.
tii6en Satelliten.S pitem oariteGen.
Tito faste bes meiteren: rDic
sateIlitsu iino &ublanSs Merf3euee
i'm aalten arieee", uno Mublanb
tper6e feline Salt ries- strategie Gn.
bern, I'M 6ie Sateaiten BEL Der Stan.
&c gu balten.
Sito gab biefs Grfldruna III eiuem
Snteruiep nit III. e. Stems aao
@orlo Meport" uno erflGrte oarin
ferner, baB &uBlano iih auf Mjien
fon5entrieren tper6e. r@enn Stub,
lan6 einiGbe, baB es nift augIeiH in
europa uno in Mitsn grfolg baben
tonne, bann miro iid MuBlano aui
Iiien fonsentrieren", erflGrte Tito.
Cine pirflifere Miloerung oes
falten arieges fOnnte rl,r burd Stub.
lambs 3uitimmung au elmer Gini.
gung 9euti9lanbs ,n6 al einem
Grieoensbertras fir Oeltsrreid Tom.
men, beibt es al,Ber6em in benz Sn.
terbiem.
@otdina Tonne nidt ais SateIlit
i'm eigentlidysn Gimme bejeidnet tper.
ben, neil Stalin feline MutoritGt auf.
ottropieren tpoIlte, unS nit Stalins
Sob babe &otbina cine ~freiere &ano
in Iiien eetponnen. Der @eiten io0s
te iid 6aber in aiiatiiden Graeen
uidt an bie Moreiie @ublan6s. ion.
bern nt China menben.
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Kaiiowiiz wird jetzt
"~StaIingrad' getauft

Mari1ar. - Mah elmer MelOung
Ser poInii1en Hreiie miro &attorpis.
oas sulett aatotpice bieb. nl.nmebr
in rstalinosrao" umbenannt, II. ber
Yalait Der &utlur ,u1o @iiienidait,
ser eesentpdrtis BORT bon ruiiiihen
Mrhiteftea unb Mrbeitern erridtet
miro, ipn nad Dem neritorbenen Gfi.
tator bescidnet iuerben. Sor Sas sc.
bGube fommt ein Tenfmal Stalins.
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FremdenVerkehr
dent voeIker-
verstaendigune

Bonn. - Die 8unoes6egterurg
bat oen Srembenperfebr betuuBt in
ibre Yolitit Der B6lferberitGnoigune
einbe3ogen. sic iiebt Die Yflese bes
gesenieitigen Touriitenberfebrs ni1t
MIR inter tpirtidaftliden @eiidts'
punften. Jremoenoerfebr gilt ibr als
Elm pihtiesr 8eitrag our Goroerune
6es Grieoens. Sie glaubt, baB ma,
Die Gremoen, sic aIs @dite fommen.
leidter at Grel,noen getpinnen fam,
9as @adstum Der beufiden
@irtihaft erlaubt cine fortidreitenoe
2iberaliiierung ard int nifteeidGft.
lifem @%eiieberfebr auf Der m,,ltila'
teralen 8aiis Ser. gurop1iiden Sab.
lungs.l1nion. 9ie Seutiden Musga.
ben fit BEN COMPLEMENTARY nef
Dem .Muslano itiegen bon 90 Milio'
men D.Marf i'm Sabre 1850 auf 81
Milionen 9M i'm Sabre 1851 uns
idlieblid 1852 auf 267 MiQioner
G-Marf.
Ser bon 0eltld]er Seite dutge'
nommetrs SduIoenoienit unb Die
Gntspidlung bes peitoeutiden Ct
ports IaIien a,,r 3eit cine bone 2ibe.
raliiierung bon 9ebiien3ablumgen fiji
ben &eiieuerfebr Ieioer nod nid)t au,
Neueroings miro ie6od) fir slus.
lan0sreiien pro &opf alleemeine Elm
Sabresbohitbetrag BON 800 9W aur
8erfugnng eeiteat. Sc 100 DM fit
Gabrtfoiten fon1met, no 1binau.
@eit0eutidlanO bemiibt fi6 iebr
I'm grleidterungen ar,f Dem @ebiet
bes @iiumpeiens. Die 8un6esreeie.
rung bat beibloiien, bic Sggg.
Staaten un6 bic 2Gnbsr 6es europa.
rates az bitten, eegenieitie auf ben
@iiumsstpang 5u ber3idten. Muber.
Dem Iiegt Elm 8ei9IuB oes 0eutifen
8unbestases Dor, Der 6ie 8un6esre.
eierung %aufforbert. m0glidit aIge.
mein bon einem ginreiiebiium nod
@eit6eutidlano abSuieben. Gs tpirS
erbofft, baB bic iibrigen europGiihen
Gambler iid bieiem @orgeben anfdlie.
fden tperben, Inn ben &~eiieberfebr
frei3Igig tuerben at laiien.
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Sendungen auf ,,Deutscher WeI|e"
beginner am 8. Mai

Bonn. - Sim 8. Wui bieies Sab.
res miro man, gum erlten Mal tpie.
Der nod Dem apeiten Weltfrieg, in
tait allen 2dnbern Ser @eIt bie
Gimme Ser 9unoesrepubIif uno 90
nit Die Gimme SeutihIanos boren
Mn 6ieiem Sage nimmt Der &l,r5.
tpelenieaoer. sic r0eutide @elIe".
feline arbeit a,,f uno ienoet elm Tro.
eramm, in Dem iih bas geiidt unf
has 2eben oes Ieutigen 9eutidlant
tuioeripiegeln ioG. Ser SenSer er.
Sffnet am 3. Mai nit elmer gn.
fprade bes 9unoespraiioenten Yro.
feiior Sbeooor Seub ,,nb nit sen
nniterblif)en alansen Der ,groica"
ben 8etrieb.
Sas Grosramm
Die rSeutife @eIe" tpirb Su.
n1hit elm Sraiitunoenproeramm
nod Goroamerifa, Siioamerita.
Mirifa, &aboit uno Sernoit ausitrab.
len. Die S%enou,,een tperoen seitlid,
10 gelegt, bab Tie in BEN gmpiangs.
ldaoern ungefG1r in SEN Mbenolt,,n.
ben nnfommen.
SIM Mtlfane uiro - auBer bel Ser
Nh. un6 Ibiage - nun oeuti6 &c.
fproden tperoen, Elm Sremoipraden-
bienit miro porbereitet.
Son Sen orei Senoeitunoen iino
80 Minutea @ortienounsen uno 9
Stunoen unb 10 Miuuten Der Wuii!
porbebalten. Man besinnt nit Is
Minrten Madrid)ten. ienbet banr
Muiif l,no bringt gum Shlub nod
eiumal Nahriften uno einen Som.
S1el,tar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
"Abwandervng" =
aus Oesterreieh

@icn. - Cine fiibIbare Muflode
rung in SEN Gertriebenenlagerr
SberGIterreihs, aber auh elmer
merflid)en Mangel an Irbeitsfrdf'
te:t brad)te I'M pergangenen Sabre Die
peritdrfte Mbpanberung bon Golfs.
oe,,tihen @ertrieben aus Sitol1ro.
pay ans Oeiterrei1 in bas @ebiei
Der 8unbeSrepublif. @ie bon ,lntsr,
ridteter Seite perlautet, baben i'm
p%ergangenen Sabr runo 1000
@olfsbeutide, bormiesenb aus @ali.
5ien, 8eliarabie1 ltnb Der 8,,fonina,
OberoIterreid perlaiien. @eitere Z.
900 tperoen ibnen in ben ndditen
Monaten fplaen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-23
Kanadischs Kobalibombsn
zur Behandlun gvon KrsbS

Dttaipa. - Sn ben ndhiten $50.
den ioIIen brei Edible NIT fanaoi.
.ihen 2oboltbombe, our a~rebsbebarb.
lung berieben tperoen, tpie fir5lid i'm
.ltnterbous bon Ct. 6. S. Madenjie
bon ber fanabiiHen Mtomfraitfom!.
milton mitteilte. Sic raoio-attiper
Bomber tperbe1 benz Goof County
6oipitaI in Chicago, benz Maaitobo.
arebsinititut in @innepeg nno Ser
llniperfitatstlinif in Winneapolis,
Dim, ayr 8eriiiaans 0eiielt.