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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18
L. p. Jackson High
9th Grade NFA'ers
Make Promising Start

The ninth grade MA boys l..
P. Jackson High School arc off to
a good start with their super
Vlsed farming program as first
year vocational agriculture stu
dents Recent visits to the homes
Of the following boys showed that
Improvement had been made in
the home and on the farm through
the cooperation Of the boys par
ents. James Randolph, Joe Elem
ing, Vannie Bradley, James Wade.
Garrison and Robert Wade Will
liam Anderson, Joe Trent. stan
Icy Sears, Joseph Fleming. Art
hur Allen, George Branch and
Samuel Clark.
Improved practices completed III
the home and on the farm by
these BOYS are as follows. James
Randolph painted two lawn
chairs, whitewashed three out
buildings, painted smoked house.
painted mail box and used motor
oil to control lice on three hogs.
Joseph Fleming-painted we'll t0p
Sharpened | axe and , chisles in
n shop. painted mail box, con
Structed two lawn chairs in shop.
bought one pig for the Hog Show
and Sales TO be held IN Farm
vile next October: Vannie Brad
ley painted kitchey 10'x 12'.
started painting home on outside.
prunned l6 fruit trees bought
one pig for the HOG Show and
Sales.
Also, William Anderson helped
orune 10 fruit trees. helped build
new corn house. 8'x14'. re-seeded
lawn, painted kitchen overhead.
purchased one lawn chair which
ne made in the vocational ag-
riculture shop. George Branch
Quilt new steps to farm home
painted mail box. constructed
two lawn chairs in shop and plans
Q buy one to take home prun-
ned IA fruit trees. shapened scy-
oral farm tools in shop and has
'eeun lcVclIng ward; Garrison
and Robert Wade Whitewashed
four outbuilding planted 40 feet
IF flowers. prunned so fruit trees
md repaired several tool in shop
James Henry Wade prunned
i've fruit trees, whitcWashed two
outbuilding, painted one outbuild-
ne and whitewashd several trees
IN lawn
Also, Joe Trent painted mail
ooX, painted one room III home
orunned four fruit trees. and
happened several farm tools in
h OPP, Stanley Sears painted
we'll top, sharpened and repaired
several farm tools in shop, and
vhitewashed wood shed. Arthur
Allen helped build toilet. helped
epair front porch painted por-
ion Of front porch. helped build
COW shed and sharpened several
farm tools in shop, and Samuel
Clark -prunncd two fruit trees,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18

Five days Of Summer Bible
study VIII end tomorrow CSat-
urdayD for 95 Youngsters Of Pts
eah Baptist Church in Rice A
commencement exercise viii be
held Sunday. June 90 at IL a m.
for the group
Principal Of the Bible School
Mrs Claude J Bradshaw said
that the success Of the school was
due largely to the cooperation Of
the workers who donated So much
of their time and effort to teach
the youngsters and even transport
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18
Henry H. Rosen, IS,
Buckingham Farmer,
Found Dead In Field

Funeral services for Henry Har-
rlson RoSen. SIS, who was found
dead in his tobacco field late
Tuesday afternoon. June is. were
held Thursday at 3 D. m. at the
MaySville Baptist Church. Inter
ment was in the church cemetery
The Rev j Otis Pruden of1ici-
ated
DR.. w. A. Pennington said that
death was due to natural causes
and that Mr. Rosen had been
dead more than 48 hours when he
was found He lived alone on a
farm two miles west of Bucking-
ham. He was last seen Sunday
He is survived by his wife
Mrs, Mary Garrett Rosen. OF
Richmond; six daughters. Mrs
c. H. Kirby, Mrs. E. S. Baldwin
Mrs. Lonnie Hill, Mrs. Richard
Vaughan and Miss Phyllis Rosen
all of Richmond. and Mrs. w. A
Butler, of Harisonburg; four sons
Robert S, Rosen, of Salisbury
Md, William H. Rosen, of Rich.
mond. and Howard and Franklin
Rosen. of Appomattox.
Also surviving are two sister.
and three brothers, Mrs. Annie
Booker, of Dillwyn. Mrs. Luc,
Hunter. of Illinois, James H, ant
John Rosen. Of Buckingham. ane
Tom Rosen, Of Richmond. Il
grandchildren, and four great
| Grandchildren.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18
NNI Cadets Hubbard, Whit Graduate
Tuesday With Engineering Degrees

Cadets Robert Albert Hubbard
and James Andrew Whit. both
of, Farmyille, are among the 1873
first classmen to be graduated
from Virginia Military Institute
on Tuesday. June IS
Cadet Hubbard, the son of Mrs.
Louise b Hubberd Of B c h
Street, is candidate for bache-
Tor of science degree in civil en-
gineering He is an honor stu
dent and a lieutenant in the
corp OF cadets. He plans to work
with the Traffic and Planning
Division of the Department Of
Highways. in Richmond
Cadet Whit the son Of Mr.
and Mrs J A Whit, of Second
Avenue, is likewise a candidate
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18
Funeral Rites For
I. J. Nichols, 80,
Held In Richmond

Funeral services for Thomas j.
Nichols. Sr. 90, one of the oldest
residents of South Richmond, who
died Monday. June ID, in Rich
mond. were held on Wednesday
June l6, at IL a m. at the resi-
dence of his son, T. j. Nichols.
Jr., where he made his home
Burial was in Maury Cemetery.
Mr.. Nichols. a native Of Balti-
more, had been a resident of
South Richmond since 1881. He
came to what was then the city
OF Manchester after graduation
from the Maryland School for the
Blind He was blind from child
hood
He went into the cigar manu-
featuring business and became an
active participant in civic and
business affairs. A person OF
musical gifts, he taught music ano
was organist for several years at
Central Methodist Church Ir
1888 he married Miss Matte E
Savage, Of Georgia. who died il
1898.
Surviving him in addition to his
son. are a daughter, Mrs. Horace
Adams, Of Farmville; four grand
children, Mrs. Donald G. Mitchels
Lethia r Nichols and Thomas j
Nichols, III, all of Richmond. anc
Dr Horace Adams. Jr,. of Ashe.
vile, n c. and five great.
grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18

helped build new toilet, and help
ed build new front porch.
r. L. Scales. vocational agricul-
ture instructor expresses his SIN
cere thanks to the parents for
the cooperation received from
all Of them in giving their sons
an opportunity to put into prac-
tice at their homes some of the
things taught in the class room
and in the shop for the better
ment of the individual homes and
the county as we'll
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18

now Of formerly of Marshall
Branch. and on the south by the
Deatonville -Jeter$vilIe road.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed according to law
that all of the Defendants arc
non-residents of the Common
wealth of Virginia and that their
last known addresses are as given
above. it is oredred that said De
PENDANTS do appear within ten
days after due publication hereof
and do what may be necessary TO
protect their interests in this mat
ter
S. L. FAI2RAR, JR Clerk
Amelia. Virginia
VALENTINE w. SOUTHALL,
p. q.
Amelia, Virginia 6-4-4t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18
Thomas Jeffries, 70,
Dies On Monday

Thomas JeTrics. 70. died Mon
day morning, June ii at his home
On the River Road. after a long
illness He was a native Of Cum
berland county He retired several
wears ago after spending some
20 years in New York
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at Green Greek New Site
Church Sunday afternoon, June
20 at 2 o. m.
The remains lie at DickerSon S
Funeral Home in Farmville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18
Pisgd|, Baptist Bible School Ends Saturday

many Of them back and forth to
the school
Pastor Of Pisaah Baptist is Rev
II n Soyars, secretary is MIS- w.
S Weaver and music was provid-
ed by Mrs Kermit Cook and
Miss Claudia Bradshaw.
Head of the nursery department
is Mrs. w E Frank. Jr assisted
by Mrs Bobby Clements Mrs.
Rafe Childress has charge of the
beginners aided by Mrs Crawford
Yeats and Mrs l. N. Fallen
The primary dcpArtment is
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18

headed by Mrs. Winston Farley
with co-workers, Mrs. Anderson
Daniel Mrs Robert Clements and
Mrs James Gordon
The juniors are directed by
Mrs H b. Pierce, with Mrs. W. S.
Farley Miss Bobbic Andrews,
Miss Francis Cope and H. B.
Pierce assisting
Mrs. J w Lindsey supcrvises
the intermediate program assist
cd by Mrs. H N soyars.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18

on Sunday. June 20. from 4 to
s p. m.
Mrs. Coles, Mrs. Munford. and
Mrs. Brown will serve the tea
assisted by members of the Oar
ington Heights Branch.
Proceeds from the benefit will
be used to ! purchase hospital
equipment.
The public is cordially invited
TO attend.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18
Daniel Speaks
Confined from P0oc

'tpHtHHeu fOW rage II
wealth must be made to invest
greater sums in local school costs
Counties Contrasted
He contrasted Prince Edward
and Warren counties, for example.
stating that Prince Edward has 2
school tax rate of TO cents based
on 1850 true values. with a per
pupil total wealth OF $4,000 War
rem county, he showed has a 80
cent rate, but at $4,000 per pupil
wealth.
Mr. Daniel said he was success
full in getting resolutions before
the assembly at the last session
calling for formation of study
commissions on school transpor-
tation and equipment costs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18
Colored News
Barnett Unit
Invites Public To
Fathers Day Tea

A Fathers Day tea will be Civ
en- by the Barnett Unit. an auxi-
harry OF the Southside Community
Hospital, at the home Of Mrs
Herman Hapson, Darrell Spring
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18
Order Of Publication

Order Of Publication
Geraldine Branch Booker and
John Jasper Booker. her huS-
band, George w Branch and
Branch. his wife. all of $50 Saw
mill Road, YonkerS. N. Y. and
Sarah Branch Knuckles and :
Knuckoles, her husband, Of 70
Fisher Avenue White Plains, N.
Y Defendants.
The object of this suit is to
compel the defendants to spe-
officially perform and do the things
they agreed to do in an agree
ment, entered into by them with
the Complainant. dated August
8, 1851. and recorded in the
Amelia County. Virginia Clerk S
Office. in Deed Book 10l. page
PIP, and to compel them to CON
vcy all Of their interest in Ger
tain tract of land in Amelia Coun-
ty. Virginia, by deed of warranty.
free from all encumbranccs to the
Complainant, said land said to
contain 48 acres more or less. and
being formerly owned by David
Branch. deceased. and being
bounded on the north by J p.
Wood. east by lands now OF for
merly of Bowman, ives aby land
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18

and filed according to law, stating
that Mrs. Irene Palmer is a non
resident of the State of Virginia,
and that there are or may be per-
sons interested in the subject
matter of this suit whose names
are unknown: Therefore it is ord
cred that he said Mrs. Irene Pal
mer and UNKNOWN PARTIES,
do appear within ten days after
due publication hereof and do
what may be necessary to protect
their interests in this suit.
r. H BLANTON. Clerk
WILLIAM c. CARTER, p. q.
Cumberland. Virginia 6-l8-2t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18

We are now ready for the an
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18
LEGAL NOTICES
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN


COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
IA.
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of the County of Buck
ingham, on the 18th day of June
1854.
Minnie B. Jackson -...... Plaintiff
against
Walter Jackson .,...,... Defendant
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce from the bond OF
matrimony on the grounds of de-
sertion.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant Walter jackson is not a resi-
dent of the State of Virginia. it is
ordered that he do appear here
within 10 day after due publica-
ton hereof, and do what may be
necessary to protect his Unrest in
this suit
A Copy TcSte:
JOHN c. SPENCER, Clerk
I. CAREY, .. q.
Lynchburg, va 6-18-4t
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County, May 81. 1854.
Glenn Spraggs ....-... Complainant
V. In Chancery
Evelyn Dunbar Sprays, ..........
Defendant
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain for the Complainant from
the defendant a divorce from the
bond Of matrimony on the ground
of wilful desertion for period of
more than one year
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant. Eve
lyn Dunbar Sprays, is not a resi-
dent Of the Stace of Virginia. it
is ordered that she do appear
within ten days after due publica-
ton Of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect her
interest in this suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORINCi FALLWELL.
p. q. Sd At
VIRGINIA.:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Cumberland on this the 18th
day of June 1854
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
IA. and
/ COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
Complainant>
/ NETTIE NOBLE. deceased. and
MRS IRENE PALMER. Box 1857
Crystal West Virginia, the I'M
known heirs. devisees or assigns
Of Bette Noble, and such other
persons who are or may be in
~ NHA'N AZ tlIt SupJttl lIiSttltI VI
this suit, who are proceeded
against as "UNKNOWN PAR
TIES" ................... Defendants
The object Of this suit is to sell
tract Of $50 acres Of land. more
or less. situated in Randolph
Maglsterial District. Of Cumber-
land County, Virginia, which was
conveyed to Bette n BILE by
deed from Kira Gillian and rec
orded in the Clerks Once of the
Circuit Court Of Cumberland
County in Deed Book So. Page 1852.
to satisfy the liens thereon and
particularly delinquent taxes list
cd and assessed on the land books
Of Cumberland County in the
name Of Bette Noble, amounting
to $2595 plus certains interest
penalties. costs. which should be
legally added
An affidavit having been made.
: II ]
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-18

VIRGINIA..
In the Circuit Court of Amelia
County. June |. 1854.
Sidney A. Wood H. Complainant
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

fommt. baB bic geriorauna BEE
Hidtarbeiten6en oft 10 un3uIdngIi&
lit. bob niele Mdnner un6 Erouert
iiber Die Mlters9rense bin1lS ober
tros SnpaIioitdt nod orbeiten.
Sn benz Nabe in benz Mittel.
beutidlanb in bic 8eiamtuirtidoft
oes Sitblofs einee9liebert iuur6e,
bat iib AUDI bic ~3uiommeniesuna
Der Nrbeitsbepolferung nod Ct.
tuerbsstpeisen berGnbert. Sc nod
ben 3ielen unb @orausIesunaert
Der MISUNDERSTANDING tpurben aort.
sc groouftionsaebiete itiqaeIeat un6
on6ere i~iberbimeniionaI ertpeitert.
Sosenannte S9perpumftsbetriebe
baben 8orrana in Der 3utpeiiuna
bon Mrbeitsfrdften, bic noIfseige.
men nnternebmer, in Hriorit6tS.
reft ~gegenIber ben pripaten. SO
bic gigentumsnerbdItniiie aeGn6ert
tpuroen. erfolete me9dniih audi
cine umf9i9tltng Der MrbeitstrGfte
Die BAIL Der GeIbitGnbiaer aebt
unanfbDrIi@ 5uriid. bic 5obI ber
Nbbdngigen 1limmt All.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

ropdiiaen Berpflidtuneen elmer
Neueini4ds1lng 5u unter5ieben",
fir ben Sail, 6aB Granfrei9 nift
ber guropdiiden Berteibi9un9s.
@emeini9aft beitritt.
Srantrei9 uno Stalien boben
INNER nod feline fonfreten S9ritte
CUR &atifi5ierlng bes 1ariier Ser,
TRACES iiber bic Nuflteul1ng elmer
Guroad=Mrmee burd) feds 2Gnoer
getroffen, Der au4 IL meitbeuti9e
Dibiitonen l1nter einem internatio.
nalen &omman6o anseb0ren ioIlen.
Spefula,ntert
Ser aus feds MitgIie6ern Bette.
benbe Dntera,lsfduB unterbreitete
ei1er &eport, Der bon, 8oufomitee
a1lgenomrnen tpor6en lit. Gr eritreft
fi4 uber cine bier @o9en bauernbe
Snfpeftion BON er0Beren amerifani.
id)en Stiibpunfterr in adt tpeltli9en
2dnbern i'm porigen Serbit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

Deler0. Ste1e Wtdnner un0 sSrduen
limb iid) ibres Seutihtums pirtii9
betpubt uno iie iino itols oarauf.
Sor allen. 9inaen baben iie feline
Nnsit. Gle baber alldb ipabreno bes
&rieses in ieoeln Sabr cine Seut.
i6e Sag iSeier obgebalten uno baben
fid ni4t gefirdtet. limb es lit ibnen
audi 9ar ribtS geiheben. 9asieIbe
bate aud in Glepelonb aetar tper.
ben fonnen. iperrl, mir bier nidt 10
Diele Xeiietreter bGtten, bic has
@ras ipo6ien b0ren.
Sd bin NIT Der groBten 9iebenss
tuur6igfeit un6 3~unorfommenbeit
empfangen uno nadber dilb fDltli9
befpirtet uorben, uno babe Der gar=
5en Beriammlun bon Qnfang Bis
5u gnoe beigepobnt. Mit aufridti=
gem Gritauner muBte i4 bemerfen,
NIT pel4em@ unit unb tpeIder Gat.
lid)feit bic @ei9dfte abgepidelt
ipuroen. Ser Goriitenbe, Grnlt q.
ten gifen, 9ebiirtig aus T%iiIeloorf,
fubrte bic gan5e Geriammluna nit
elmer S4nei6 uno eincnl @eidif,
Die geraoe5u n,eine 8emunoerllnq
berporriefen. Gr bate babel uber
audi bic noQe Mitarbeit Der Sell.
nebmer, bic nit Grnit un6 8eaeiite.
rung bel Der Sa9e lparerl. Ser
J%teinertrag Der le~stiGbri9en Seut.
l9en Sag Seier betrug $4,000,
unb beuer tper6en ipieoer 10000
eintrittsfarten georudt. Sos fino
betpunoernsuerte 2eiitungen unierer
oeutiden 8riiber in gbicaao. llno
labt uns Nnertennung aoGen uno
Gbre geben benz. benz @bre aebiibrt.
Oas charlottesville babel aber lit,
bob iih ale als Deuti9e fiblen,
9leidgiiltig. tpel9em 6euti4en
Stamm tie angeb0ren. Sd benfe,
oas baben bic Neueintpan6erer fie
gelebrt. Dim treffenbiten tpurbe 6ies
aum Musbruf eebra9t boz, einem
alien 9errn, einem 6reuno uno Be-
gleiter bon Nifolalls Yeid. Sb
babe ieinen Ho,ne,1 leiber p%erae11en,
tpeil i'd. 10 Diele liebe Dteniden an
Dem Mben6 auf einmal tennenlernte.
Mls i'd ibn fragte, Oh er ganater
ODER 9atidtaer lei, ba iagte er:
rS9 itan1n,e stuar aus benz Bonat,
ober id fuble mid tpeoer aIs So.
mater nod als 8atidfaer. Sd bin
elm Oeuti9er."
User iein Bolt lieb fat. ber foI9e
ibm mad!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

in Der Sonietunion cine n6niae
Grneuerung bon Bartei un6 etoat
~erfoI9en. StaatsprGii6ent WilbeInt
Bief uno Miniiterprdiibent Otto
@rotetpobl iollen lire Tunftionert
als SGO-gpriisenbe perIierert,
tpdbreno Der sgD.e efretGr BaIter
ulbri4t nur nod bieie Varteifunt.
tion beibebalten, bas @rnt bes ftel.
pertretenben MiniiterprGiibenter,
aber dufeeben ioQ.
Sic @erftdti9en it Der Gotpiet.
5one ioQen bon Der eco .3,lr ale
ieitiaen aftipen g%ertei6igung BEE
Seimat, bes Staotes Der Mrbeiter
unb gauern. geget aue ~deereiii.
ben Iftionen ibrer sseinbe eraogert
tperben". Ser @nttpurf bes neller,
8arteiitatuts felt ouBeroem bic
gilbune bon ACKNOWLEDGMENT
vouf allen 4onsreifen, Beratuneert
unb in ben nGblbarer, Srsa,lert
6eS GtaoteS urb in ben Md1en.
orsoniiationen" Dor. Inn ben Gin.
flub BET Sartei ral1ieitig su ftdGr.
fen" uno bafiir su ioreer. baB bic
Rolitif Der Staatspartei audi ,lrter
ben Edrteilpien befolot tpir6.
S4liebli9 ioC ben @gD.Bartei.
orsaniiutionen in Der fdiernierten
Solfspoli5ei elm Sonberitat,ls elm.
gerGllmt tper6en.
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US-Geschaefk|eute in Spanien
Das Wettrennen %beaonnen ym die Observation-Disclosures
Wabinetor1.
nnteriuhen6e

Woibin9ton. - nnteriuhenbe
aongreBpertreter iasten BON Spa
MEN. bab es 5ereits boiler ameri,
foniider Ge6dftsleute lit. fir bic
es beim IneeIn na6 &ontraften
gum 8all amerifaniider Militdr.
ltiiepunfte rein Iufratipes sselb iein
tonnte, um NIT poIitiidem @influB
baulieren au aeben"
Der 8ongreB bat onllGbernb
10000 900 fir Del, 9au BON
Tlugplaeen bort belpiuigt. Sizes
gei9ab unter Dem fiiraIid abae-
i9loilenen observation-disclosures
nit Gpamien, uber beiien @eiarnt,
foiten bisber feline @h6tunae1 ae.
ma6t tporben fin0.
Sas MiIitdrfomitee bes 6auies
eri ldte ben &onereb, gut aldsu.
paiien. 6amit bas piele Miuionen
Dollars betraaenoe gauproaramm
IT. epanien rfebIerfrei gebalten
!Dlro uno lns Serlllte er1pdrt, mie
lte In Srans0iii6 Maroffo porge-
tommen iinb".
0ertreter bes 9ongrelies babeu
beridieoentlid bic peridmenberi,
i9en Soften unb ben idledten gau
bon Slugpldten bort bemGnaeIt.
Grfte Sdritte
Ser l1nterausiduB oes Sau'es
n1a6te ferner bic Gmpfeblung, baS
oas Gerteioiqlln9samt feline qeaens
tpartiae @erteiluns Der Gtreitfrdfte
in europa elmer Nadpriifung unter.
aiebe, ba einige Natione1. bic niht
genannt tpurben, vanideinen9 40.
germ, ber internationaIen Mrmee
be~isutreten.
Sies mar ber erIte, bon, 9egen.
tpdrti9en &onareB unternommene
S6ritt, Der fiirsli6 bonn arneri.
fanii9en GtaatsiefretGr ausgeipro.
6enen @arnl,na Nadhrltd AT Der,
leibet1, bab ii6 bic ne 9estpuneen
ieben tpiirben. Init Mgonie bic cit.
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Ansprueche yum Tell
niedergesch|agen
Versvstvnsen in Feindov.Iasnder Fosllen wverden
~ qerinq sein

Woibineton. - Ser senat bat
etne Borlage uneenommen unb fie in
bas, Mbgeoronetenbaus tpeitergeleitet,
tponad uneef1br $4,000 Der AZ, 200
Sh,Io.nnipribe, bic iett beiln 81.
flee 81 Mlien propertp idpeben, ME.
0ergeihlusen tperoen ionen.
Ser republifdniide Genatcr Dirt.
fen bon Suinois, Ser bic 8orlose
einbrahte, eab bic fol9enber1 @riit1-
be bafir an:
3und9it tpiirbe Die 0er9iitune
fit bic $4,000 9lnipriide 10 pinsie
fein. baB es iid) ni6t Der Mibe
nerlobnen tpiirbe, lie At betreiben.
MuBer6em mIbte bic &egieruna
fin ieben gin5elfan $50 Bis $500
a%iftpenben. mas niel mebr mare,
als in ben n,eilten sSG0en babel fer,
ausfpmme,n tpirbe.
@an5 abgeieben banon aber. iagte
Girfien. mar bic Meinuna allss
f9laaeebenb. baB fonfrete Sdritte
erariffen iperben miiBten, Inn bas
Office Of Nlien Hrnpertp au~fsuloien,
ober es per6e In ale Gtpiafeit be.
fteben bIeiben.
Oas Office Of Mlien Bropertp hat
nod MiQionen Dollar Qftipen, bic
Bel feinbliden Musl6noern i'm atpei-
ten 8eltfrieg beidlasnabmt muir
ben. un6 befaBt ii6 iogar nod nit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
Dulles versprieht Suedamerika
crosse Witsehaftshi|fe

Caracas, g~enesuela. - Staats,
iefretGr Dulles erfldrte auf Der Sn.
terdmerifanii6en &onferens, oaB
bic ne NIT 2atein=N merifa foope=
rieren tpollen l1nb perbano oamit
cine Ginlaoune su elmer @irtidafts.
fonferens in @aibineton, bic iif
NIT beionberen Broblemen befailen
loQ. Gin Datum tpurbe nod ni6t
feitsefeet.
rSie ne fperoen nidt nit qufen
poIitiihen Besiebunsen in bieier
5emiipbdre sufrieoen fem. iaste
Dulles. vgsir miini6en audi quite
pirtihaftlide 8esiebllnge,, unb mir
tperben lie auf Der @runoIaae Der
aesenieitisen Ihtltna Dor BEN polls
tiiden, tpirtidaftIiben unb iosialen
Iniiften at ereiben il1fen. 9as lit
oas @elObnis, bas ib bier abgebe."
@r iagte, er babe lpirf6aftli9e
geidneroen 9egen bic ne ni9t aIs
cine 8eleioie,lng betrahtet, aber
bic 2oiuns bieier BrobIeme lei niGt
10 einfad), pie ii6 bas einige 9eute
poriteuen. Gr betonte, bab bic ne
an bas freie l~lnternebmertlm glau.
ben 1nb fortfabren tperben, iih auf
bic Inlagen bon Eripatfapital au
ne~rluiien.
rSn nielen amerifaniiden Mepus
blifen ipielt bic &eaierrna auf benz
@ebiet Der @irtihnft eine MEL nrG-