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Evening star., 1953-09-14
Jewellers to Meet

The sixth annual banquet of
the Greater Washington Retail
jewelers. Association will be held
at the Shoreham Hotel Wednes-
day at z pm. There will be en-
tertainment and dancing. Mel
Foer is president. The banquet
chairman is Harry Brott, with
Dave Mann as gift chairman.
Walter H. Eyles, president,
Nash-Arlington Corp, has been
elected. to represent Nash deal
erS in Virginia on the newly
activated National Nash Advis-
ory Committee of the National
Automobile Association. The
formation of the committee is
a major step in bringing Nash
dealers and their manufacturer
closer together in solving mu-
tual problems.
Evening star., 1953-09-14

cent death of Charles D. Friend.
The company also said that ef-
fective October /, Edward J.
Roche will join the McChesney
staff in a sales capacity and as
supervisor of the Worn Products
Sales Co.
Mark Evans to Speak
District Control of the Con-
trollers' Institute of America will
hear Mark Evans, radio and tele-
vision star. at its first meeting Of
the season at the Sheraton Carl
ton Hotel tomorrow. A report on
the annual convention at Boston
September $3.50 will be given.
Moil Ad Group to Meet
Washington Chapter, Mail Ad-
vertising Service Association will
meet at the Hamilton Hotel at
7 pm. tomorrow. Dwight Havens,
manager of the service depart
ment Of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, will be
guest speaker.
Evening star., 1953-09-14
9. H. Altvuter Promoted

A. R. McChesney Co., Inc
food brokers, announced the
promotion of Garrett H. Altvater
from second vice president to
first vice president. He has filled
the vacancy caused by the re-
Evening star., 1953-11-29
inexpensive Gifts for the Homemoker

$50 Ovenproof. heot-
proof casserole, block
ond white with block
wrought iron frone ond
condle for keeping food
hot while serving. Two
at. size --$ $2.90
Evening star., 1953-11-29

A-30 Pyrex Soup coffee
server on wrought iron
stand plus candle for
keeping coffee hot.
Server bonded in green.
red ond yellow $3.@S
Evening star., 1953-11-29

CSC Crystol teo ond
toost set with opple de-
sign. Four opple- shaped
plotes. 4 cups with roised
section to keep them in
ploce. 8-pc. set $1.00
Evening star., 1953-11-29

N-3o Hommered olumnum cos>eroIe
with pyrex gloss insert. I2-qt size. For
stove to- toble serving. Bowl and cover
Of brightly polished oIuminum $4.90
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-07-22
2 Icebreakers Will
Try To Reach
Far Arctic Base
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,

Two icebreakers, the Northwind
and the Burton Island, will at
tempt this summer to visit an
arctic weather station never be-
fore reached by an icebreaker, the
Navy Times says.
The NorthWind, which is based
in Seattle, left port recently for
an undisclosed destination. The
Coast Guard ship is commanded
by Capt. Richard E. Morell. The
Burton Island, a Navy vessel, is
commanded by Comdr. Eugene H.
Maher.
The Navy Times, an unofficial
newspaper published in Wash
ington, said the two icebreakers
are participating with a squadron
of Royal Canadian Air Force
planes in an oceanographic and
photographic expedition into the
Beaufort Sea, in the Arctic Ocean
north of Alaska.
The two ships, the Navy Times
said, will try to deliver supplies
to the weather station at Mould
Bay, Prince Patrick Island, never
before reached by an icebreaker.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-07-22
Mountaineer Survives
Three Days at Rope End
Over Alpine Chasm

CHAMONIX, France, Up - A
French mountain climber was
hauled to safety Tuesday after
dangling for three days at the end
of a rope over a dizzying Alpine
chasm.
Georges Barbachi, young stu
dent at Paris University, had met
with disaster Saturday on "The
FOOLS Needle" a sharp peak in
the Alps. He had been hurtled
from its side by a storm that took
the life of his companion.
He was rescued early Tuesday
afternoon and brought to Cham
onix. His condition was described
as satisfactory.
Barbachi's companion fell to his
death in the chasm during a Sc
we're storm which whipped the
Alps Saturday morning.
Barbachi was slightly injured
when his guide rope brought him
up with a jerk and he bounced
against the almost vertical walls
Of the chasm.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Ia ACRE

And q California rambler.
nestled among tall trees. Spa
cious liv.-din. rm. with firepl.,
picture window overlooking
patio and private year yard,
lge. kit. complete with range.
refer. auto. washer and din.
area, 3 lge. bedrn1S., full bath,
nice warm ray-heated floor.
A bargain at S14.150. Call
ia. 10000 for appointment
to inspect.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
s. ARLINGTON
OPEN
Very Important Question

very important @ueSGlo4
Do you own your home?
Well, then, here's house
that will enable you to answer
the question afhrmatively.
"lO-yr. -old'' extras. Extra
good wall space in large hv.
rm., q handsome flrepl.. state
size din. rm.. spacious. we'll
equip. kit, space for break
fast table. powder rm.. 3 ex;
eel. bedrms. and tile bath. full
bsmt. with outside entrance.
Well built. Possession at
settlement.
Dir: Come out Lee hwy.
past Glebe I'd. about 9 mi. to
No. Underwood St, right to
No, Little Falls rd., right to
Trinidad St, right to 2Sth st.
and left to 1854 and Open
house.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
AURORA HILLS

oPaH riat Sat AND sI. fS,s SYM !: l-s szls
brk. with attached garage and scr.
pch. in this much-souatt-after loca-
tior before you buy anywhere.
Builder starting additional houses
and wants immed. sale. Take No. 1
then follow % sirn St to 27is. or. ns 417ooS.. "a.
MONAHAN REALTY. 566 s. 23rd St.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
GLEN CARLYN PARK
$16 Q5Cl-S2 50O DOWN

$16,950-$2,500 DOWN
Pride OF ownership of this spacious,
exceptionally we'll built California
rambler is yours when you purchase
this beautiful home Consists of
large liv rn with flrepl., built-in
bookcases, dining area. fully equip
ped kit, . extra large bedrms., tile
bath, parquet floors. z closets, i'm
Handicapped corner lot; close. to bus,
school. churches. To reach: Out
Arlington blvd. tRoute SOD to Lex
iugton street, left to First street.
left on First street to ia 8. Ken
SingtOn st,
Evening star., 1953-01-25
ARLINGTON
OPEN
LANE

Contemporary 2-level architects
burning fireplaceS, 2 tile baths
built-in garage. hotel-sized kit. with
all the extras. sky lights. den;
many other desirable features; quick
transfer makes immed. sale neces-
REEscSiT1oNssf: sf LoTeom Te SUI Lane sot to Mon @
roe st. and Vacation Lane and OUR
OPEN SIGNS
Evening star., 1953-01-25
OPEN DAILY
EXPANSIRLE

EXPANSIBLE
2 bedrms. with room for Q
more upstairs. h-acre lot
with plenty of garden space;
COW. Falls Church location.
Assume $500 FHA loan,
$1,000 dn. may handle. Better
hurry on this one!
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 1880
Evening star., 1953-01-25
8 BEDROOMS

In this brick bungalow. To-
Gated nr. Alexandria, selling
for S13,950, Is Q rarity, eS-
pecially when there is q liv.
rm. with f1repl.. din. rm..
kit. and bath plus such extras
as . rear patio. Anchor fence,
de luxe retgr. and permanent
awnings: $1,000 will handle.
take over CT loan. Owner
moving to Md. Act quickly.
ia. 10000 is the number to
call,
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ARLINGTON
RAISE ROSY RED APPLES

The young orchard and lee. fenced
rear yard on this one-third acre
close-in modern brk. 6-rm. home.
S16,500
Is only one of the many outstanding
1856 n. NOTTINGHAM sT.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN AFTERNOON
Contains 22-ft. living rm. with flrepl.
separate dining rmlS kit: 2 bedrms.
tile bath on 1st floor. Lge. additional
rm. on floor above with stairs. Full
garage. There is lge. covered con-
crete floor porch. h.-wh.; the front
yard is luxuriouSly shrubbed, shade
and otuside firepl.; other extras.
Drive out Lee Hwy. to N. Noting
ham st.. left / blk to our sign and
the home. KE. S-6644. C. d. KELLY.
Ewes. KE S-711S
Evening star., 1953-01-25
EVER

Long for . place in the
country. but yet conv. to bus,
stores and schools, so you felt
civilization had left you COM
pletely. Here is such q home.
Three bedrmS. on level; oil
h.-w.h.. very elegant yard,
super outdoor patio and pri-
vacy that in a short time
you'll long for. Come on you
apt. dwellers-here's your
chance of a lifetime. Priced
at only S13.950. on excel.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
OPEN 2.3O-DARK

OF Elm Z.0U-DAhh
Out Glebe rd., turn right teast) on
woodrow / block to 1884 goth pl
North and open sign.
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
Specializing in Va. Since 1926
JA 2-5057 JA 2-43I1
, 1953-11-06

whenever / have deemed it
necessary.
Until such time as the Com
gress Of the United States re-
|medies this condition by spe-
cific provision of a new organ
ic act, my opinion IS that the
chief executive, appointed by
the President, should not tell
the Legislators, elected by the
people to represent them UNI
de rfully democratic process
SEES, that they may o rmay not
sit sixty days or that they
may or may not draw compen
sation for their services. Incl
dentally, the Legislative As
sembly may call special ses-
sions at any time BY concur
rent resolutions Of both coun-
ellis"
, 1953-11-06
ADDED
VOCALISTS;
ADMISSION: ONE DOLLAR


more than SIS a day, that IS 2
matter in my opinion, TOR re-
pulation BY the Congress OF
the United States in organic
legislation.
There is a bill already on
our local statute books which
PERMITS such compensation
for members Of the Assembly
up to thirty days in any one
session.. The bill before me
adds another 80 coInpensa-
tory days.
Il has been my policy con-
sistently that, in view Of the
AA ENE -
cardinal American principle
Of separation Of powers, max
ing the legislative and execu-
tive coordinate branches OF
our government. il IS not up TO
the executive--eSpecially an
appointed executive--to inter-
fere with the internal opera
tions Of the legislature. Il the
voters are not satisfied with
the way their representatives
act, then the voters may show
their dissatisfaction in the bal
lot box at election time. OF
course, it is within my pro-
vince, to veto this Or any other
legislation and ! have not re-
Trained from using the veto
power on general legislation
, 1953-11-06

IF it was Washington's pur-
pose Of. appointing q Negro
continental or native) or if
President Eisenhower and his
councillors had made the first
elimination by deciding to
appoint a native Virgin Island
er, Lewis would have said so
instead of carefully using the
phrase Of mot based on his
raical or geographic origin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

q iouf-point program for adj
,"n''ns tho cause OF full equality
=" az Americans was proposed
- President Elect Dwight d.
A'sehno~er by d.. Israel Gold
,''h. president Of the American
S1"i'n Congress. last Saturday
alnuor opening the organi-
.a.lons national executive and
lngs
O'gng Gen. Eisenhower to
,'e 70 The problem Of civil rights
ne I S. "the same intensive
guy and consideration which
las mDn' devoting to our lor-
~ a'lalrs," DR.. Goldstcrn out
g'" The following four points
'ulor and immediate signif-
9'' as basic 10 any meaning
wi rights program;
enactment of Federal Fair
employment Practices Bill with
Increment powers: t2) esiab.
snmeni Of Civil Rights Di-
, IN the Department OF
.u'ies; ~ Creation Of a ma
iona, aonai commission on group 70.
'si'ons. and az Elimination OF
ce.sresaiion in the District OF
pf Goldstein paid tribute to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
Williams Saves
Williams From
Ga. Chain Gang

Cos Williams ih.. Acu rc
80 me- rscu, oi fugitive imm
q Gwrea cham gang when bc
refused oeNtradlic Fa.l William
in the state of George
Williams, accused OF killing
his common law wife in Ceor-
eia. had served nine years Of a
20 year sentence VIXEN he IS.
capped 10 Illinois.
Coming 10 Michigan Laser. pc
settled in Hlilsdale COUNTY Ar.
rested last Fall. he was granted
a hearing hv the Governor UPON
request of the Dcuar NAACP
Atty John RoNhorouch of ne
Ia, ; NAACp rcpfcscoici WI.
Hams ~ ihc hearing before the
governor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
Eisenhower Urged Accept
APPOINT Civil Rights Bill

voiced plca To- The President
Elect TO look ahead with con-
Germ at the long road that must
vet be travelled before the Amer
ran IDEAL Of full equality 70 al
people rs reached
Lauds Ike"
Appl1uiing Gen Ei.cnhoW or s.
promise 10 call e conference OF
state governors TO press for State
FKpC laws. he warned that
state laws cannot take the place
OF an cIrctNc Federal bill
Dmnl aod since the election
camp rn Gen Eisenhower mod
ificd his ,cws on many matters
We are can,idcnl that study of
the issue of providing equal OPP
poumN of employment iog all
Americans will convince HIM that
Federal bill with enforcement
powers Is indispensable n the
campaign 20 end discrimination
in employment
Asserting that the incoming
administration will inherit m the
Department Of Justice civil
rights section woeiullv under
manned and inadequate 10 en-
force existing civil rights lcei'la-
on" Dr Goldstctn urgcd Gen.
tConiinued on PAGE ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
Turner Holds
NAACP Post

Ally Edward Turner president
Of the Michigan and Detroit
branches OF NAACp. wits re-
elected head Of the Dcttorl hrsncn
at The annual election held re-
Gently.
Ernest Shell. first vioe-pres-
ideni. Leonard Kassle. second
vice president. Samuel Lieber-
man. third vice president. Mar
jcrie MCGOWAN. secretary and
Moses Fritz were new officers
elected.
New members elected tn The
board OF directors were Turner
Matchett. r. l.. DeVaucx. Lcaven
Morgan. DR. Guy Sulsbcrrv and
the Rev. n. A White They viii
serve along with fifteen old mem
bcrS Of the NAACP board.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
Atty Smith, Jones,
Dr.. Robinson, Seek
Office in Primary

DetroIts municipal primary
n February Wlr have total Of
over 100 candidates seeking nom.
inaions Tor The general election
10 April
Among those flng tor the
various offices are several wen
known Detroitcrs
Atty Charles W Jones who
was defeated two wears ago for
reelection 20 q Recorders Judge
>hlp again seeks election 10 that
oiar
Ary C4alics z A Smith for.
mer federal assistant attorney
general is seeking a seat m Com.
mon Pleas Court Both Smith
and Jones are Democrats.
DR. Remus Robinson. veteran
Urban League official. seeks cleo.
lion 10 the Detroit Board Of
Education
Perry Jeftries seeks snomins-
lion as County Auditor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

statement notes sc b.1 Ness
40 1852 was nc tai scale az
tack on seq csat.on 10 puhA,
clenrntaft and secondary schools.
culwing'ir- "a 'hc niesentatio
of iNo pfeCeaori.sha'icr case,
hcion ihr Jnied State. Sep cnc
Coui earlier ,hs months
-Four Of these cases-involvino
segregation OF Negro pupils in
the schools OF Clarendon County
S. c.; TOPEKA. Kansas Prince
Edward County. Va. and
suburb OF Wilmington. Del.
were argued by attorneys tor
the NAAcP headed BY Thur
GOOD Marshall special counsel.
Tho fith ,cehine 10 end seq
fceaton .n The ruhhc Schools o.
fhc District OF Columb a ua.
argued Is, attorney. retained u.s.
The n & Cnsolidatcd Parent.
League
Varied Program
Mentioned hN ih, NAACP head
Q, Other hlgh points % The yeai
varied program were
The meeting of the Lend
e.sNp Conference on Civil Riahts
10 Washncion d G. IN Feb.
ruarv organized by the NAACp
and co-sronsored bv 81 Other
national civic larot. intcrgroup.
veterans 'ra'crnM and religious
ORGANIZATIONS.
2-Ihe re-opcnlne OF the
Cant against the flihuster with
ptc>cnia'ion " Arguments before
thr Senate Rules Committee Cor
fctFon % senate Rul ." 10
provide for Limitation OF debate
VS. majority Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

r.. - ,rohl., no,-
.o..u,ss;rs -. werro
.o,,,...;.., ~ I,-.e..-s 49,.
ron.,s.rshi,, Tha.o re- ta,.e.
1o,nnisir, - h-r,sn.y TWO
: - h.-,;i.,. .o.-s ~ ~.
- - XII 49,,
80 . 80 -
- -. .-a..-..;o.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

First OF these. the political
actor campaign. was launched
early in the year Al a meeting
in Jacksonville Fla. IN January
program was devised for
non-pariisan drive 10 double
the number OF registered NEGRO
voters in the southern states.
More concrete action "as
planned ln Atinia q Arrl al 2
political action institute whore
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

; TIE abolition Of segregation
n me famous Fords Theater.
Baltimore m January. after q
p.cke' line Wss maintained stead
slN tor Sax years bN the Baltimore
NAACp branch:
: The staging OF the first an
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
A PERSONAL REPORT
TO TIE COMMUNITY


Tins IS personal statement
A comprehensive ofiicisi rePori
on the status ana progress OF
inierraeial relations IN Deiroii
is due and VIII be iorihcomin9
IN Few weeks hme' Juai now
al The end OF 1887. wdni 10
say few things personally
about the situation IN Dei-o'i
as see II.
lns Statement p'"Ap''d pF
the Tact that wi''n 'e iaa
weeks The press mas scs'lHi i'N'''
rcporiee iNai ! am l'aN ile l''
tfmt io q position % in1lae'i'
pNla and iNat nave boon ca
SATISFIED with thine here n 'iN'
civ me press sN''' m"nis naN'
been accurate enough bat ''o
context 81 the icpnr hAs hDen
such mat the comman'F waN eel
me impression tnai race relations
per So are dcterioratlne
In my opinion Detroit has
made tremendous progress IN
race relations in The past seven
or eight years. II has made
progress through The past year.
There is every reason TO be-
iieve that progress will con-
finue in the immediate future.
Judging developments IN hu-
man relations is q rather subject.
zee and certainly = very relative
matter Persons who have had
bad experiences viii think thne'
are worse. Persons who are QUIT,
removed from the problem may
believe everything is Just wonder
ful n IS one thing 10 saw that
tiore has been Improvement q
IS quite another thing to say that
progress has been satisfactory.
Employment practices in De-
iroit continue 10 be highly dis
criminaiorY on racial basis
n many areas OF employment.
But employment opportunities
Tor all persons regardless OF
color are constantly expanding.
and during periods Of full en-
pleYmeni Negroes and members
Of other minority groups fare
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
Final Exams Set

fnal examinations to 7I
sanael and colleges o Na1ac
University with the exception ~
the Law School Win BERN 40
Moni5y Jan IN UniNer-ii, ~
ical announced tins wcek
l-A, School examinations MI
start Wednesday. Jan 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

"ihc courageous and unocaslng
battle which President Truman
had waged IN the field of cVil
rights bat warned aga'n>' com
placencv M this vital area and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

st.tr Iaca AID Federal
lap enforcemenl officials
fnl oces Wer, Ga slahorat-
lnp on what Steps 80 take i'm
the : dlapplEg o, 2 lleroit
citizens b1 tWo Birmingham
denuif sncriifS
Seizure Of cerais Hill 81 Q.
4si2 81. Aub.n py Deputy H.
NJ. Baison Of Birmingham. Ala.
and his partner an unidenn.
fled Aisbans deputy. was re-
poriedly a. sunpoini last Sun
dav t. Is ~ai< slons De-
troii street en- route 10 gro
Gerry store.
IS ae.t-nc ~ t4f
ntea ne .sfp
ial 5000 Mn .u '4a ,asc
iDla pnt Gay a'
Nlaa4 a,paf.e es5
%
w b. lofan M cge
ar e tc1
io ~ t'ts
asf
CAV g ~ Wasae n,cs
az va ka1applae th ornor
U't'n ~ Alabama n. sa'clp
Nfea 1vN Lauschc 10 p nc
icnoNal az Hill fron or ,o
o'lD- iste eNccp ~.
Nil.4aH also order, Stt p
lee CemNs ncncr Jasr a.
CAHas 20 make thwouc ar q
comn.cie nvesteapon d, iac
remmal Of Nll from " aean
w'Nar ptopc eN,fadtnr pro.
cefUre
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
Vote Drive School Cases,
NAACP's 81 Compoiqn

NEW YORK; nom partisan political action cam
pslyn designed increase registration aad voting
Negro citizens aou legal attack against segregation
in public elementary and secondary schools are ctcd as
the hghlghts OF the years activity of the NAACP n
year-end report released th, week by Walter White
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
Vlayor's |nterraciaI Director Quits
Sehermer Resigns
Inter : Racial Post

tEd1o Note lie9 - Schef-
mcr director VI Mayor Cobo
Int Racial Commute This wcr.
announced hs lcs.a1ai"u from
III posi- io become effective early
th, year q. March } he Dr
comes Executive Drec'or Of ne
Philadelphia Comm sion ON iiu-
man Relation
~ Schermy 'ia'r nl~ re9-
SON io leaving his position 10
Dcrof a follow
". GEORGE %r-...'f
Nfyo~sc TntorrariaI Committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03
ried a citizen across state lines
violated Lindbursh Lawl. with
Out his consent or proper legal
procedure.
Basi
eveniu
kidna

ASsistan; Prosecutor JOSEPH l..
3 lMgan SAID that two BirminR-
ssm deput'cr made similar
rec AS Man. picking UP HI
IS oil, gong through Detrou
ro.
A. that time all three were
arrested but the deputies later
were released. Bsnnigsn ssiS
ne warned them they eouldn'f
come in here and grab or
citizen" =
III usS eleascd af'ef . eourt
nplove q Dodge plant.
as arrested last April ~
sl rir-law .ds cgunk driving
? fine o. Sos HIS
license Nss revoked
la't he wa picked I'd for
0rnaa wihou, = license and TO-
lencd on SSo0 bond He Jumped
'7e bon do rcturn 10 Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-03

John snsheen zsYear old
wholesale grocer OF 1881 t.
Conagess saved the lives OF SIX
l'4or 81 be ueA~ec ,aicNe
heNow.nq trcm iwo.storY
hose d, 2N9E. Congress next
door 10 his Store.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-10
Eiticite QieSertafel

Tie Gillette 2iebertaiel ipirb anl
IA. 1e;embsr bie monatlife Der.
iommIung baben. ane 0fitglieber fno
gebeten, anpeieno su ieiu. es lit Die
lette lno iebr tpidtise @eriammlltng
in oieiem Sabr uno bic geamten fir
1854 irllen seipdblt lperben. Cine
8cburtstagsieier iolet Der 8eriamm.
lung. gs miro gen,iitlih iein uno, %
mir nun in oen porlpeibnahtliden "a,
gen {inb, se!uii, alid elm menis ieier.
!i:h. Iie 8eburtstagsfinoer peroen
ms 6elpirten. es Sin0: Sobn Braun,
Mihael Mel5er. Waria @;lfinger.
9atb. Sreno. 1ris Salmen. &elld
@ebm. Gertrude &einridb unb Seo,
9eonharo. gines Ser @sburtstagstin-
ser hot mir bon elmer lleberrnidune
ins Chr qei!iii!ert. alio. liebe Mit'
olieher. IaBt Gud Elm menis bon Der
Ncueieroe treiben uno fommt noll=
;1hlig in Der Yeriammlune. @cn I'M.
ierer @eibnadtsfeier tperben nil
rGhlte Wobe berihten.
Mlice Granlp, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-10
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