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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
KennonSburq
KFNNONSRIIRG

KENNONSBURG There
will be a Christmas party of
grangers Wednesday evening,
Dec. % Members and their fam
lilies are invited. There will be
a program in charge of the lee
turer Mrs. R. W. Parks. A Christ
mas tree and exchange of gifts.
Adults 50 cents and children 25
cents gift.
There will be lunch Of coffee,
fruit salad and cookies.
Personals
Mrs. Bob Wyscarver, Mrs.
Ellis Long and Mrs. Jimmie Car
penter were shopping IN Wheel
ing, Wednesday.
Mrs. U. J. Massie and Mrs.
Dick Williams were visiting Mrs.
Oliver Wells, Tuesday.
H. B. Wilson attended the fu-
neral of his sister-in-law, Mrs
Arch Wilson in Akron, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Long and
grandson, Richard Wyscarvel
were visiting MIR. and Mrs, r. w
Parks. Friday evening.
Mrs. Edna Wilson of Cam.
bridge, is visiting her brothel
and wife, MIR. and Mrs. H. B
Wilson.
Mrs. r. w. Parks, Mrs. U. j
MaSsie and Henry Hague attend
ed Pomona grange at Carlisle
Saturday.
I. o. Harding, Dick Reagan o
Akron were visiting at the Ure'
Massie home, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Ford ant
children of near Beallsville
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Lashley, Sunday.
merry Christmas to all tn
Journal staff.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

and children of Columbus, spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Brumley.
Mrs. Marble Lowry has re-
turned after visiting her sister,
Mrs. H. E. Berry and her niece,
Mrs. Harold Semp in Point
Pleasant. W. Va.
Mrs. Vernon Miley and daugh-
ter. Carol of Columbus, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Friend Miley.
Mrs. Rose Millhone is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Paul Watson
and family on Salesville route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Single
ton have returned after several
weeks visit with relatives in
Louisville, Ga.
Mrs. Mary Dudley of Cam
bridge, spent Sunday here.
Gene Nuckels of Canton, spent
the weekend with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. John Nuckels.
Mrs. Estella Laughlin. who IS
very i'll, has been taken to the
home of her niece, Mrs. Lillian
Sheehan in Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Harding
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Aplin
in Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lerner and
daughters of Troy, spent the
weekend with her father, S. C.
Frame.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curry have
returned after visiting with rela'
tives in Meridian, Miss.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
South Olive

SOUTH OLIVE - A Christ
mas program viii be held at
South Olive Methodist church on
December 81 at 1880 p. m. Every
one come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny Evans and
son of Roseville, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
Harper and son.
MIR. and Mrs. Athel Moore Wis
tied at the Howard DeVoll, Jr.
home, Sunday.
F. Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Davis
and daughter were business call
ers in Marietta one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Baker at
tended the funeral of her uncle,
George Addlesburger at Ogle's
Ridge church, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Swain and
family and Villa Ruth Harper
visited relatives at Buffalo, Sun
day.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

Here is the first genuine luxury car err to be
altered in Pontiac io'c price range
As the biggest Pontiac ever built. the new
Star Chief brings YOU all the generous added
length required for peak roadability and riding
ease And this extra length provides a long
low, aristocratic Silhouette like costly cars.
brought to-even greater beauty by brilliant
new treatment of Pontiac's exclusive Silver
Streak. Interiors in key. Here is the
gracious. spacious look of luxury for which
motorists have paid several thousands more
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
SENECAVILLE NEWS

SENECAVILLE - The young
people of the Methodist church
will present a program Thurs
day, Dec. "a. II will be inspira-
tional and all are invited TO
come. The service will begin at
g o'clock followed by a party
after which the young people
will go caroling
Enjoy Program
The first anniversary OF the
new Presbyterian church was
observed Sunday with Dr.. Les
ter Evans delivering the mes
sage using as his theme "A Fam
lily Church" At noon a covered
dish dinner was served by the
women Of the church. The Mems
Bible class sponsored q song ser
vice in the afternoon followed
by devotional message by the
pastor. Rev. B. A. Reed. The eve
ming message was brought by
Rev. Robert A. Reed. son Of the
pastor here. Special music was
furnished in all three services.
Class Parties
The Willing Workers class OF
the Presbyterian church met on
Tuesday evening for their an
nual Christmas meeting and gift
exchange. A dinner was served
with the husbands as guests.
After the exchange Of gifts q
social time was enjoyed. Mrs. H.
O. Harris Is the teacher.
The Glass Of Service of the
Methodist church held their
meeting for Dec. in the social
rooms Of the church. A covered
dish dinner was served after
which a program in keeping with
the season was given with Mrs.
Ruth Davis in charge. Special
readings were given by Mes
danes Mollie Keller, Laverna
Secrest and Ada Bird, Mrs. Helen
Wolfe favored with a vocal solo
accompanied by Mrs. Zela Will
son. Mrs. Blanche Richey gave
book review of the Fourth
Wise Man by Van Dyke. Mrs.
Ruth Davis whistled couple of
Christmas numbers. No gift eX-
change was held as il was de-
cided TO help some needy family.
PinochIe Club
Mrs. Donald Denver enter
Iained the Pinochle club at her
home on Mill street Monday
evening. Cards were enjoyed at
two tables with Mrs. Ruth Clod-
felter of Buffalo winning the
prize.
Among the Ill
Miss Wilma Saltsgaver re-
mains a patient at G. M. hospi-
tai
Little Joe Andryjcik has been
dismissed from the Guernsey
Memorial hospital to the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Andryjcik of Possum Valley.
Personals
Mrs. Ada Thomas Of Stow, re-
Gently visited her brother, J. B.
Riggs and wife.
Mrs. Myrtle Barnes Of Cam
bridge, spent Tuesday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. McVick-
er
George BroWkaW has return
ed from a weeks visit with his
son, Clair Brokaw and family in
Columbus
Mrs. Maude Canter, who was
recently dismissed from Guern-
sev Memorial hospital, IS stay
ing with her daughter, Mrs.
Bonnie Howard and family IN
GAINESVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gala
han and daughter, Mary Ellen
spent Saturday with Mr.. and
MIS-. Ed Weaver in Granville.
Mrs. Weaver remains very i'll.
J. r. Davidson and c. c. Wolfe
attended the banquet for town
ship trustees and clerks held on
Friday evening at the Beverly
Hills restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Corwin
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
WHAT'S THE ANSWER?

.. am continually finding 6irfy
fngebrinis on my kitchen cabinets and
doors. / bare tried cleaning painted
tgoodlcork witb ordinary eIeanSers bit
tbe b.snt comes of as sVeM iSnI there
some broaact mbieb 10jH clean rcOoa.
4york leifboa yemoviBg tbe finish?
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

biggest BuiIt-2l1 Length
Magnificent New Beauty. Inside And BAT
New Cpstom-StyIed Interiors-Nev Exterior CoIors
Most Powerful Pontiac Ever Built
New HOadabiIity And Driving Ease
New. Greatly Increased Cross Country Luggage Room
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

than the modest cost of the new Star Chief
Add to all this even migh1ier Pontiac en-
CINE and you viii understand why yon should
not only see, but drive. this magnificent
new car soon.
See the completely new Star Chief this week
end, along with the wonderfully improved
Chieftain Series-Gencral Motors lowest
priced eight and famous economy six. To-
gether they prove that whatever YOU prize
most in car. again in 81. dollar for dollar
you can't beat Pontiac
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

Brood ewes and lambs
flock replacement need a phen-
othiazine drench.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01
Hal Boyle Says

NEW YORK N - Here Il ID
September Morn. and all Il rata
from most q - ls q BIC fat yawn,
For n The great house Of the
pear September IA one AZ the least
interesting rooms. In fact Il b less
a . separate room than 4 Is 4
drah eorFldog belween two pleas.
ant places.
September h lie Gear beer. n
has he name bat LACKS a famous
flavor. Kar near.aummer. nenr.fall.
end yet h neither. Il Il Ike q
fellew Who tries 10 be popular hs
Initiating two other people, and
thus becomes nobody.
How can September ever have an
identity a Ia own. half uf the time
essaylna the eloylng warmth az
August. then weakly attempting 10
copy The robust appeal Of Ocloheri
II monthg were named for dis.
eases. September would Be called
sso-Day Sehlaophrenia." Or s'The
Season with the Split Personality. :"
II h lhe elderly adoleseenl q ire
calendar, forever teciering between
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

considered the worlds toughest test q motoring
stamina. a. the sams time you're driving the fne
car champion Of the 1858 Mobilns Economy Run.
And 10 make your modem driving even nsrs
exciting. yOu Can have the wonderful ease Of power
brakes. power Steering and ne Awsy power ssat.
Truly Lincoln b the one 6ns car dssgned Coz modsrn
Iiving-eomplsisly powered GOE modsrn driving.
Nake date for drive IN the new Hneoln soon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01
Govt Attempts
oStaveOff
Rail Strike

WASHINGTON tn-The govern
'meng stepped In today 20 try -
had eff . Failruad strike planned
Cor Sept 70. possibly TIE first Of .
series Of forthcoming rail- walkous
thFeafa.
Today's meeting called By TIE
Nntional Medlatlon Beard concerns
only q dispute between the car.
riers and TIE Conductors Union.
but ell The major rail unions are
drawing up new demands.
1he IS Go member Conductors
Unlon scheduled its walkous Sept.
10 over q long slandlng demand for
pay rates graduated according %
lhe power d locomotives 90 trains
the conductors man.
Englnesfs and flFemen already
have such > pay system.
Ihe mediation boird called m
representatives AZ the unKon and of
FnllFoad associations 10 try 10 ges
TIE strike called off pending e.
lfnrts Do work out . solution.
Meanwhile. nearly q score Of
ether rail unions ere planning %
make new demands Tor pay raises
and ether benefits.
Practically al the unions have
been under q moratorium against
making new labor cost demands on
Tie carriers. This ban. which un.
der previous agreements has ap-
piled 10 some workers Cor nearly
three years. expires Oct. /.
Tiie conductors contend that con-
tract allows negotiation on their
graduated pay rate demand despite
the moratorium. but the carriers
disagree and have declined 10 ne.
gusIate on the issue.
Some indication that The unions
are angling Cor q Cat settlement
this fan came from the Brother
hood Of Railroad Tralnmen (BRTl,
biggest Of the operating unions
whose members work on moving
trains.
The BRT's it-man wage-Rules
Committee. meeting In Cleveland,
has just recommended that the un-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

San DIEGO. Cali. a. -- TIE
government Il cracking down On .
new understanding birds.
Il aays TIE racket does : million
dollar q year BUSINESS and rivals
narcotics smuggling IN scope.
Tomorruw. IN y. 5. District Court
here. the government vii make "a
effort 10 stop Il.
II the try succeeds. you may
have trouble replacing your love
bird pet. particularly II Il cost you
more than s.. You'll certainly have
trouhae getting q hyaeinth blue
maeaw, II you're inclined % put
cot 81 500 fnr q bra.
Ten men and q woman VIII be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

'ths dos days and autumn. forever
unable 10 make up rs own mind
O. he own weather.
Just what good Is September
IL Il we're put on trial, what could
you Sag h is delense7
Il generally has enough hot days
% provoke the warm weather con
versntionallsis 10 croak . final,
They sag it amt really the heat
its the hmidlty." these people
then hibernate silently until the
first snoufall. when they emerge
% ask, ''cold enough for your
BET II you gamble on going 90
The beach 20 put q last polish on
your suntan, September Is just a.
likely 10 slap you In the face with
q hurricane.
September Is uncertain. unpre-
possessing. like q face with
wrinkles under the eyes - like
a mlddle-aged actress trying 90
play the role Of q young girl again
Ii an out-ofdate melodrama.
The trouble with September Isl
that she reflects her lndecisl0n|
into IA. She brings a kind az re.
verse spring fever. On warm days
we sluggishly think how nice ii
would be to have q second vaca-
tion. But the cool days she brings
aren't crisp enough yet 10 stir cur
moping minds 10 vast new drAams.
September Is Q lull Ia living, q
eoeo0n time Cor boss and hired
hand. II Il an lnleFlnde in whlch 90
tie up the loose ends Of summer
pay old bills. set the Kids off 90
school again, last pause of The
hlood before The vigorous pulslng
days ahead.
And. | SUPPOSE. Il you put Sep.
TENDER On the witness stand N lls
own behalf 4 would SAP someshsns
Ike lhis:
''Yoa eant have action on tie
stage all the tine. or the audieneeI
would wear out And everybody lnl
the theater can't BE q star, either.
"lt isn1 my fault | am only one
q ne years scene shlfsers. Ny
30 h 10 set The summer scenery
started movlng on the stage, and
the next scenery moving On. I have
10 notify TIE leaves Il Il time co.
change costume and glye the rob
tbs their cue % scram.
- Just Eot q million thinKs Ike
that 10 Do. An I can promise YOU
II that II youIl hist stick aruund.
TIE next set win b better. Mean.
vale. Why don't you rest yourl
eyehalls and wait Cor the show, in-
stead Of bawling cut TIE stage
handf"
There's no dCuhs September as
e point even thougA. a. monihs g.
ms ss dnn 10 most e as as q eor-
set I'd b 20 q shetland pony.
But 4 has one priceless virtue
II brings : magic SEA change q
every restaurant menu. Tie first
lof Seplember may ofsen bore man
kind. Bot 4 draws cur cd pal, tie
oyster. from his shen. Hes In q
real stew from noe on.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

Len. he. ahsul 1859 e. 1881. q
nsw kind q parrst fever Eprsad.
Pesple vert wila ahous tha
erishaly eolorsd ereafures. para.
kests h paFsiealar. There was ~
domestic proaueIlom - meet ne
demand. u taxes Mi9ht or mAna
years b devnlap enalily para.
keets and maenus and ether laFa.
CT and moEe valaahle parrots VIII
rarely rsproAuee a ell In enpaiv-
iiy.
Nest e ne parakeess. &c agenas
report. cone from k1nR .aBtnh llshad
prodnctiom eenfera II Mnllnnd and
Belgium. TIE larger birds cone
from their trupieal Vida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01
come See HOW TO make YOUR DRIVING UP TO DATE

On Jour Erst ride you'll find that Lincoln brings
you up to date In more wsys shan styling. True:
Lncolns long. slim lines offer welcome escape from
the bIOaled bodies q cars designed Ike yesterday.
But Lincoln also brings yOu new hind Of per.
Torrance. with both astonishing action and fsuItess
efficiency built into It's new 205horsepoweF engine.
For In Lincoln. you're driving the 1884 winner
among stock ears Of the Mexican n-AmsEican Race;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01
Alleged Bird Smugglers Face Trial By Govt

on trial Ths e0xsrnmsna alleges
they are praneipals IN hslnging
aeross TIE Mexsesn berdsr a least
7o,ooo high-qualisy members Ct the
psittaeine. CT parrus. family n ne
last I've years. Thsy ere charged
wifh violating a u. 3. pmhlie
health regulation watch pFuhlhiln
the commercial importatioa e
psitaeina birds.
This regulation was adopted a
years ago When an outbreak 81
psitieosis. OF parrot fever. alarmed
the country.
U. ). agents say nat lor years
tie rsgulasion was almost torgol-
ten and enforcement vas no prob
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

ions shoot for a pay boost q t7h
cents an hour. equal % 81 . day,
and also seek longer vacations.
The Is unions IN The ''n0nopera-
ting" group. claiming over = mil.
lion members. are preparing rev
demands too. They already are
trying 10 negotiate a health.welfare
fund. improved vacation and holi,
day provisions and other benefits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-01

For . wonderful and different
vegetable combination mix cook
Ell green peas. cooked baby green
lima beans, and diced cooked green
snap beans; heat with well-flavor-
ed cream sauce. Turn Into q shall
low baking dish, top with grated
cheddar cheese and place under the
hroiler until cheese Ia melted and
llecked with brown.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-24
Sic war ~ recht.
haberisch

Thomas hattie das Empfinden,
dass es nit seiner Verbindung NIT
Crete zu Ende gehen miisse. Der
Auseinandersetzungen CAB es klein
Ende.
Crete, begann er. ,.ich CLAUDE,
wir mussen uns trennen! Sieh
NAL, wir beide sind NIGHT fiirein-
ander bestimmt. wir haben zu ver-
schiedene Temperamente!"
,,Aber Thomas!" antwortete
Crete sanft. ,,das stimmt doch gar
NIGHT! Wir lieben uns doch vie die
Turteltauben!"
,,Bewahre, Kind. fuhr err fort,
..wir werden uns niemals einigen
k0nnen. Dauernd wird es STREET
zwischen uns geben!"
,,Aber ich begreife dich nicht!"
widersprach sic bescheiden, ,,wir
passen doch zusammen vie Ro-
meo und Julie. 1ch verde dir be-
stimmt cine CUTE Frau sein!"
,Es ist aber so, vie ich dir
sage, Crete! Wir werden uns Won
morgens bis abends zanken!"
,,Aber Thomas, ich :"
,,Da siehst du es ia selbst", kan
es gereizt Won Thomas Lippen,
,,nun streiten wir uns ia schon
wieder!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-24

ist tatsachlich Elm Loeb festzu-
stellen. An elmer Stelle der Metz
haut, auf der sich die bunte Welt
spiegelt, laufen die zum Hirn fih-
renden feinen Nervenfaden in
einem Biindel zusammen. An die
ser Stelle nun, an der die feinen,
lchtempf1ndlichen Sehzellen feh-
len, ist unser Auge blind. Der
Nachweis lasst sich leicht ftihren.
Wir stellen zwei mittelgrosse &C.
genstande (etwa in der Gr0Sse
zines Apfels) in etwa zwei Meter
Entfernung in einem Abstand Won
so Zentimeter voneinander auf.
Nun schliessen wir das linke Auge,
richten den Blick des rechten auf
den linken Gegenstand und wer-
den damn feststellen, dass der
rechte. Gegenstand verschwunden
ist. Die Won diesem ins Auge re-
flektierten Lichtstrahlen fallen
namlich gerade auf die blinde Elm
tr1ttsstelle des Sehnerven. Dass
wir dieses Loeb i'm Sehfeld noch
NIGHT wahrgenommen haben, liegt
daran, dass wir NIGHTS vermissen,
wo wir niemals etwas gesehen ha-
ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-24
Elm vorschlag zur Cite

Der franzosische Dichter Ver-
laine hattie einen grossen Bewun-
derer, den das armliche Leben des
Dichters dauerte. Err CAB dem
Writ, bel dem Verlaine zu speisen
phegte. tausend Franken NIT der
Anweisung, dass der Dichter bel
linn so lange speisen k0nne, bis
das Geld aufgezehrt sci.
Der Writ berichtete Verlaine
freudig die Kunde und fiigte him
zu: ..Jetzt k0nnen Sic Elm games
Jahr ohne Entgelt bel mir essen"
,,Her nit den tausend Franken!"
rief Verlaine.
Der Writ lehnte alb: Essen k0n-
men Sic, aber das Geld kriegen Sic
nicht."
Da flusterte linn Verlaine ins
Ohr: ,,Geben Sic mir die Hattie,
und ich lasse mich ME wieder bel
linen blicken."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-24

Herr Mascha ist klein schlechter
Mensch, nein, das ist er nicht.
Aber er ist geizig vie Elm schot-
fischer Lammerhirt, und wenn es
gilt, einen Zehner auszugeben,
dreht er inn elm, zwei- und drei-
NAL um, und damn steckt er inn
wieder in den Geldbeutel.
Klein Wunder. dass Herr Ma
scha unter diesen Umstanden
NIGHT eben viel vom Leben hat,
und da er obendrein an Kreis-
laufst0rungen leidet, an Halska-
tarrh, Rheuma und wer weiss, wo-
ran sonst noch, und bel alledem
vor lauter Sparsamkeit keinen Art
ms Haus lasst, ist es, Elm rechtes
Kreuz NIT linn.
Zines Tages aber geht es NIGHT
anders, der Kehlkopf brennt vie
Feuer, in den Beinen steckt das
Rheuma, das Herr macht bum
bumbum, und endlich entschliesst
sich Herr Maschka, einen Profess
sor kommen zu lassen. Der Pro-
fessor erscheint also, guckt in die
Pupillen, horcht das Herr alb, lSsst
SIGH einen Teel6ffel geben, drlckt
Maschkas Zunge "a einem win
zigen Etwas zusammen und sagt:
,,Es war sehr gut, dass Sic i'm
Badehotel in Salzuflen warren, aber
die Kur war Hel zu kurz."
Herr Maschka erschauert vor
Ehrfurcht. Isle haben". fltstert er,
,Sie haben erkennen konnen, dass
ich in salzufien WARP"
Der Professor nickt gleichgultig
und schreibt Elm Rezept. Aber Herr
Maschka kann es INNER noch
NIGHT fassen. ,,Wie ist- daS nur
n0glich?" fragt er. IAN der
Beschaffenheit der Schleimhaute
kann Elm Art feststellen, wo der
Patient gewesen list? Vie ist das
nur zu erklaren?"
,,Sehr einfach", lachelt der Pro-
fessor. ,,Erstens weist der Entziin-
dungsherd in Ihrem Halls die fur
salzufien typischen ausgeheilten
Rander auf, zweitens lasst auch
der i'm Verhaltnis zum Kreislauf
sehr kraftige Herzschlag auf die
ses Bad schliessen, und drittens
steht auf dem Teel0ffel, den Sic
mir gaben: Badehotel Bad salz-
uflen."
Hans Riebau
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-24

Die Sprache der Buchdrucker und
Schriftsetzer war Won jeher sehr
bildreich. und Setter und Drucker
halten an ihren kernigen techni-
schen Ausdriicken fest. Elm, ,Schwei-
zerdegen" list yum Beispiel Elm
Mann, der beide Berufszweige be-
herrscht, er kann sowohl setzen
ais auch drucken. I'm Buchdruck
spricht man Won elmer ,,Leiche"
wenn Elm gamer Satz fehlt. Ist Elm
Satz zweimal hintereinander abge-
druckt. so nennt man das cine
,Hochzeit". Der ,,Zwiebelfisch"
entsteht, wenn in einem Wort
mehrere Buchstaben durcheinan-
der gefallen sind (Bernli staff
Berlin). I'm zeitungsbetrieb kennt
man auch sehr sinnfxllige Bezeich-
nungen. Zum Beispiel die ,,Ente"
list Elm ais Tatsache wiedergegebe-
mes Gerucht, der ,.Grubenhund"
Elm b0swillig in die Presse lanzier-
teS Gerucht.
Auch Ihr Auge list an elmer
Stelle blind. Es handelt sich
hierbei UNI den sogenannten ,,gel-
ben Fleck". In uhserem Blickfeld
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-24
Gibt es noch Madchenh6ind|er?
Rdckgang des ,,dunklen'' Handels in Europa
Geschafte in Ostasien
Won Helmut Harms

orten der UNO-Armeen des Fer
men Ostens verstanden es INNER
wieder, ihre Dienststellen Won der
Notwendigkeit dieser jungen Chi
nesinnen fir die ,,gute Stimmung"
bel den Truppen zu uberzeugen, so
dass allies beim alien blieb.
Vielleicht ist auch der krasse
Gegensatz zwischen dem lebens-
frohen Dasein diesseits und dem
grauen Alltag jenseits des ,,Eiser-
nen Vorhanges" dafur INTENT
scheidend, dass man diese neue
Spielart des ,Handels" NIT gebil-
deten, aber social deklassierten
Frauen NIGHT so leicht unterbinden
kann.