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Evening star., 1954-05-02

of other denominations in the
community in which he lives.
Their moral code is strict
and admits neither smoking
nor drinking. It emphasizes
the relationship between a
clean body and a pure soul.
Druses now in the United
States emigrated from Syria
or Lebanon-like Mr.. Sadak,
individually. There have been
no mass emigrations.
In the Eastern world, there
is a strong sense of religious
and family unity in the sect,
chiefly agrarians, who have
established a reputation as
skillful cultivators. In the
United States, DruSeS have
integrated themselves into the
community and have accepted
Western manners and Gus
toms. Though they retain
their Druse beliefs, says Mr..
Sadak, who helped organize
the American DruSe Society,
they have often intermarried.
Now, many non-Druse rela-
tives belong to the society,
which plans to hold its annual
meeting here in June.
interviewer in the religious
Evening star., 1954-05-02

and cultural pattern is a
centuries-old political history
which still serves as an addi-
tional bond among Druses in
the Eastern world.
They first began to excite
attention in Europe, politically,
in the 18th century when they
were made tributary, with
their fellow nationals, to Tur-
key. Through their leader,
Emir Fakhreddin, they recov-
cred their independence and
reached the summit of their
political power in the 17th
century. After Fakhreddin
was strangled at Constan-
tinople in 1885, there were
other leaders, but the Druses
never regained their power.
They have been active in
independence movements in
Syria, Mr.. Sadak says. Polit-
ically, they hold democratic
ideals and beliefs of old Arabic
civilizations and they have a
tradition of nationalism and
opposition to foreign domina-
ton or tyranny. Even their
non-DruSe countrymen, he
says, refer to the sect as "The
Sword of Syria"
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Food. he had been mailing "trade-in"
discount coupons. and offering premi-
umS 10 dog owners who would mail
Perk labels to Perk Dog Food Co. Nov
he offered TO divert this advertising
money 10 Pilot Guide Dog Foundation,
if dog owners would mail Perk labels
direct 10 the Foundation. For every
100 labels. Perk would pay the Founda-
ilon 81 90.
Results we're spectacular. In the last
several Years. dog owners have turned
IN over IS million labels. thus raising
over SlS0.000 TO provide guide dogs
free to the blind. In addition to labels
from dog-oW Perk label-saving
drives have been launched by school
chIldIen. womenS clubs. fraternal and
civic clubs. labor unions. veterans or
ganiZationS, etc. GrocerS have cooper
ated BY tearing OFF the labels when the
customers buy Perk, depositing them in
cartons. TO be picked up later by others.
With all this success. the Foundation
has only scratched the surface in this
crusade Of free guide dogs for the blind.
OF same 2SO.OO0 blind people in Amer
icd. less Than ," Of them own guide dogs.
WIN kutOC VOks utttu pCOpiT AtC uCVVt
lonely. They travel everywhere with per-
feet security. They are now able 10 work
and earn money al many jobs for which
their blindness is no handicap. You dog
owners can free your blind fellow
Americans from their prison Of dark
ness. loneliness and despair. You have
the power TO make their dreams come
true. without penn! of cost TO you
simply by saving Perk Dog Food labels
Finally, your dog will approve. Obvi-
ously. no matter how sympathetic dog
owners are 10 the blind. they wouldn't
be sending these millions Of Perk labels
unless their dogs preferred Perk TO any
other dog food. You will see why when
YOU open your first can of Perk. and
smell its fresh. meaty. wholesome body
building quality, TN Chicago. where
mos, canned dog food is made. more
dog owncrs feed Perk Dog Food than
any other quality brandt Join tins Pilot
Guide Dog crusade today. All groCers
carry Perk-or will order il if you insist
Mod All Perk LobeIs Direct 10:
PILOT GUIDE DOG FOUNDATION
3l.Eost Congress ST.. chieaso s. ~.
This advertisement paid for by Perk Dog Food
Go. 500 North Dearborn St, Chicago 10, ILL.,.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Two blind people were made happy one
day, when Mrs Florine Egley. Con, o>,
Ohio. and Paul Ncukom. Fort Ma>ne
Ind. received letters from Pilot Guide
Dog Foundation. adv iSine that they
were each TO receive Pilot Guide Dog
free of cost But an equally JOYOUS sur
prise was still TO come
The Foundation had arranged 10
bring Mrs EgleH 10 Fort Wayne. where
she and Paul Neukom would board Il
plane for Columbus. Pilot training
headquarters. AS Mrs Eglcy waS c>-
cortcd 10 her seat in the plane the
stewardes> introduced her 10 her seat
companion: Mrs. Eeley. meet Paul
Neukom He is also on his way To
Columbus 10 gel Pilot Guide Dog"
Mrs. EeIey gave startled gasp:
Paul Ncukom? Why. he is my brother
haven't met him for three years
Foundation officials knew nothing
about this relationship. Both applica-
tionS had come through in the normal
course of office routine and had been
approved the same day. Was this rcall,
an accidental coincidence? Or vas il.
as Mrs. Egley described il: 1t must
have been the hand of God that gave
us such Joy.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

but separate from, Moham-
mechanism.
They reckon the beginning
of their religion in the 11th
century with the appearance
in Cairo. Egypt, of Hakem,
some of whose disciples later
proclaimed him a divine in
carnation. It was the disciples
who carried the new faith to
Syria and Lebanon.
Though like the MoSlems,
whom they resemble in rei-
gious spirit and culture. the
Druses' faith has roots in
Christianity and Judaism.
More than 10000 of them
accept the doctrine Of the
unity of the Deity-one Su-
preme Being Who cannot be
defined by any Of the qualities
belonging to creatures.
The Deity, they believe,
created the world in its en-
tirety by one command: "Be!"
or "Kouny Fakanat!" in the
Druses' native Arabic. They
also believe in reincarnation.
At different times in history,
a certain number Of the
Deity's apostles may reappear
in different human forms. But
their souls are the same.
Mohammed's soul in their
view, for example, may be the
same as that of Moses.
There Is no effort at prose-
lyting. In fact, Mr.. Sadak
says, you cannot become a
Druse. You must be born a
member of the sect. They
have no formal church, pray
ers or faSts, and their one
festival Is celebrated by other
Moslems as well. There is a
bible-six holy books-which
is kept private, a secret among
the Druses.
Like their spiritual cousins
In Syria and Lebanon, more
than 80 Druses in Washington
as well as the 10000 in the
rest Of the United States
sometimes attend Christian
churches, but more often,
MoSlem mosques. There is
something in every church a
Druse can accept, and he is
ENCOURAGED to attend services
Evening star., 1954-05-02

tackled CoStl. project. The cost Of
transportation 10 and from the training
grounds. board and room for the blind
students, training Of dogs, kennel main
tenance-all this expense added up 10
about 900 per blind person. How
could Bishop Shell raise this money
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Dog Food Co. Statfel tnen devised an
ingenious "pay-foritself" plan that
would raise this money
In the past. TO advertise Perk Dog
Evening star., 1954-05-02

He reasoned that
dOg-lOvers would be
most sympathetic
TO this guide dog
crusade. SO he asked
the advice and fl
nancial support of
the late Henry Staf-
fel. president, Perk
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Free guide dogs to
the blind-regardIess
OF race, religion. or
color''-MaS the
brain-child of Bishop
Bernard J. She'll,
founder Of CIO.
and noted humani-
tartan. But he had
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Veterans Day
Services Set For
Thursday Morn

Dedication services in observ-
ance Of Veterans Day will be held
Thursday, November IL, at IL
O'Clock at the Tabor City School.
One of the main features of the
dedication will be the presenta-
ton Of a large American flag to
the school by the local VFW post.
Finishing touches were being
put on the flag pole this week.
The flag pole is a gift from the
graduating class of 1854.
w. Horace Carter. Mayor of
Tabor City, will be the guest
speaker along with DR.. j. L.
James and Rev. Fletcher c. Hut
cheSon of the Tabor City Presby-
terrain Church.
Mr.. c. H. Primer. principal of
the local school, will be master of
ceremonies.
The public is invited to attend
this dedication service which will
oe rebroadcaSt over radio station
WTAB at ll:30 a. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Ne,V Life HID Club
Holds Flower Exhibit

The regular meeting Of the New
Life Home Demonstration Club
was held in October with Mrs.
Murray Fowler and Mrs. Column
bus Fowler at the home Of the
former.
An announcement was made OF
Achievement night to be held No
vember 10, 7:30 p. m. at Delco
with county project leaders as
sisting.
The demonstration entitled
Make Your Ironing Easier" was
given by Mrs. Keith Blake.
Mrs. o. o. Watts gave a report
on Health and Mrs. S. p. Fipps on
Home Identification.
An exhibit Of dried flower ar
engagements was enjoyed during
the meeting.
Refreshments were served to
ten members and two visitors.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Mrs. Christine Jackson
DR.. re. Harrelson Wed

Mrs. Christine Caroom Jackson
OF Whiteville and DR.. r. c. Har-
relson, Jr. of Tabor City were
married in a double ring cere-
mony Saturday. November 6, at
) p. m. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Lee in Whiteville.
The Rev. D. A. BowleS of Rich
mond, Va, formerly of Whiteville,
heard the VOWS before an impro-
vised altar of palms. bronze chry-
santhemums and candelabra hold
ing burning tapers.
The couple entered together.
The bride wore navy blue
street-length dress of peau de
sole, navy accessories and carried
white orchids.
Following the ceremony an in
or'nal reception was held in the
home.
Later DR.. and Mrs. HARRISON
left for ten day wedding trip
after which they will be at home
in Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Waccamaw Girl
Named To Nav
Court AT Salem

Lake Waccamaw. Nov. Sword
has been received here that Miss
Nancy Cameron has been elected
o the May Court at Salem Col
!ege, Winston Salem. Miss Cam
eron is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallas Cameron Of Lake
Waccamaw, and is a sophomore
at Salem.
From the entire student body.
only - girls are elected-because
of beauty, poise and grace-to at
tend the May Queen at the annual
festival, the first Saturday in
May.
Miss Cameron is majoring in
voice. and expects 10 enjoy car
Ger in ecclesiastical music.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOLES

Mrs. B. c. Duncan and daugh-
ter, Nettie Mae, returned home
Saturday after spending two
weeks in Albany, Ga. with MIR.
and Mrs. Wilson Duncan.
James Duncan of Dallas spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. B.
c. Duncan.
Duckery Nealey has returned
home from the hospital.
Burris Nealey sustained a brok-
en- arm last week while he was
loading a disk.
Hoyt Shelley is i'll at the pres
ent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tomp-
kins were the Sunday visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Poncie Tompkins of
Green Sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruther Lee Soles
were Saturday night visitors of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Soles.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Duckery Nealey were b. G. Hin
son. Mack Gore Dillon Nealey
Oscar Soles and wife. Lewis Soles,
air. and Mrs. Bolton Soles. Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest Tompkins. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Tompkins.
Preaching services were held at
the Emerson church Sunday night.
There will be services now on the
tnird Saturday night and Sunday
with the new pastor. Rev. Ra-
.eign Rhodes. in charge.
Saturday is set for the cleaning
Of the Hinscn Cemetery. All the
,olks in the community are urged
o help with the project.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Annie Cox Circle
Holds Session

The Annie Cox Circle of the
Saint Paul Methodist Church met
with Mrs. Everette Prince and
Mrs. S. T. Rogers at the home of
the former Tuesday evening. Mrs.
F. F. Thompson, vice chairman,
presided.
Mrs. Winston Gore gave the
program entitled THE Appeal
For Korea"
A sweet course was served dur
ing the evening by the hostesseS
to eleven members.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Mrs. D. J. Hughes
To Speak To
Woman's Club Here

Mrs. d. J. Hughes will be guest
speaker at the general meeting OF
the Tabor City Woman's Club to
be held at the club Thursday, No
vcmber IS, at 7:30 p. IN. Mrs.
Evelyn Leonard. program chair
man, announced.
Mrs. Hughes will speak on The
Selection and Planting of Bulbs"
All members, both active and
associate, are invited 10 attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Conrad Fecher
Receives Award

Conrad S. Fecher received an
award for soliciting new memb-
erS for the Boys Sportsman Club
Of Tabor City at the Father and
Son Banquet held in the Famous
Club Ballroom in Wilmington Fri
day night.
Attending the banquet with
Conrad were his grandfather,
Davis Stevens, and U. T. Mincey,
director of the Tabor City Wood
craft. and son, Jimmy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Guideway P.-T.A.
States Meeting

The Guideway Parent Teachers
Association will meet in the schoo'
auditorium Monday, November Is
at 1870 pm, Raymond Callihan
president. announced.
Officials of the district P-TA
are expected to be in attendance
for the meeting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10
Methodist TO Hear
Supi. Y. E. Queen

District Superintendent v. E
Queen will preach at the Saint
Paul Methodist Church Sunday
morning. November Ii, and will
conduct the first quarterly Con-
ference OF the new year, Pastor
Paul Carruth announced.
Pastor Queen was recently ap-
pointed to serve another year as
superintendent of the Wilmington
District OF the North Carolina Con-
ference Of the Methodist Church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Benton and
children of Acme spent the week
end with their parents MIR. and
Mrs. Jessie Benton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Canady and family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-11-10

Were not offering you
i bet-we're talking about "sure thing"
# you using TWO services in your home when
ONE will do better, cleaner sofer iob-ond dc
It cheoper-why not give yourself break. &c
completely electric.
The same modern, efficient service thot lights
YOUR home. pIoys your rodio and TV sweeps your
~uos. and does your Laundry. con cook your meals
md heat voter. It's the ONE service thot
an do ALL your household chores.
'oin the thousands Of homemokers who have gone
rom NJ to J." They like it, So will you.
BE MoDERN-Go Electric!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18

- Mon Ieie bie fIeinen 9ln5eigen
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babel aber nidt an finansiele SiIfs
lonoern an toraliibe ltnteritiisuna.
l(no Dor aIIem red)net er nit iolfer
Stlfe ieitens ser Mitbiireer, sic mie
ct in Teutiflano eeboren {no.
lin nun all oenen, bic ibm ipobl
eeiinnt iino, ielblt flar mnhen 81,
fonner, parum er ein &auSibat lit.
modte ct eerne iopiele tpie m3gIid) ac1
0reitag abeno BEL aiefers ipiafon,.
men beiben.
Nah elmer ausiprahe, Die oul
fiirseitmoglihe 3eit beihrdnft bleibt
miro man nod geniitlid, bel Ottr
Sburns ifonen oeltihen @siien bel.
iammen fsen ,,
Sauptiahe aber lit, Sob mar
fommt uno iein Sntereiie bef,moet ar
elmer Sahe, pelhe bic aeiamte
heutid1itann1ige @ablerihoIt Be:
Gountp an9ebt.
Snrum treiien mir uns Gle ar
6reitag, oen 19. Sebrrar bel Sic.
ipr's
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Siebenbiiroi1d,. .2lmerifanild1es Dolfsbldtt

vSomeIanb" bietet pie6erum 2
6duier in boiler @robe NIT brei
Shlaf5immern, poGl GltGnoig m0bIiert
uno bepflanst. vSbabD Sane" seigt
perihieoene Marfiien=TDpen auf
Der Sbau. r@reen Sbumb Court"
lit ettpas fit 8Grtner init Hflan-
sen, Sdmereien unb @usitattung.
Eoiper Yarf" iammeIt ale &raft>
Garteneerdte. llnb cine Seftion
periammelt ale Materialien. &erfs
seuge uno Npparate fir iene, bic
serne ielblt ettpas bauen tpoaen.
Sie 6allptarena ipir6 in atem=
raubenoe Gdrten pertpanoelt. NIT
Dem Sbena v6rubIing III ben
gerfibires" NIT @aloisenen uno
elmer fIappernben Muble am raus
ihenoen ga&, elmer autbentiiden
Sdmieoeiperfltatt uilp.
GeranltaItet miro bic Glepelans
Der 6alls= 1no 8lumeni ihau BON Der
GIepelanoer 6anoelsfammer, Der
Some Builders sliin. of Greater
Glepelano. uno Der fSloriits Nllln.
of &redter Glepelan0.
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Bergwueht schuetzt
die Skifuhrer

Dfiinfen. - Sn Sberbapern lit
bic 9abl Der SfiunfalIe in bieieni
@inter seeenii5er BET sleidcn 3ett
oes Toriahres iebr itorf 5llriidge0alt.
gen. 7ie itdnoi5e Serbeiierung nno
Gerbreiteruns Ser Mbiabrtsitrede1,,
bic geieitisuna bon Geiabrenpunftelt,
CUTE geihiloeruns ,itdnoiae auftld'
rl,na Ser Sfildufer uno r,tt)t dulets
bos 8irfen ser gerqDadt boben ju
bieiem erireulihen greebnts beige,
traeen. Sm 8aroenfelier Sano, no.
mentlih in bem ont meiiten tefobre'
men areuseebiet bel 8arntt lh.Nar=
tenfirhen, ltnb oie 8erepaht'Eolten
peientlid peritdrft >poroen, auf Der
Sualpise beteiltat {id1 oilh cine dn1e=
rifoniife ,sfi.Yotrol" an Gem g.
o,erbeitsbienit Mn Sen Saiptahtobrtss
itrefen fann man in 9eotfollen ote
gersmaht BON IA Selepbonltenen
ms nIarn1ieren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
Junge in Indien
knurrt vie Elm Volt

Mem OeIbi. - Sn einem Soipital
in 2ufnom befinoet fd ein ne1niib.
riser Sunee, Der in einem gabnbof
auisegriffen tpuroe, Die 2eute pie ein
@olf anfnurrt, i,no robes SleiId)
berunteri1Iingt. so er bergefommer
lit, treib niemano. Sm @e5iet bon
2udnom sibt es oiele SegenSen bon
ioeenannten r@olfiungen" uno a1,z
oercn ainoern, sic BON 2eoparoen
ODER Bdren im Oidungel gelau9t
tporoen {ino.
Cir 8bilip Manion 9abr, ein bri.
tiider Mrst, Ser ren Sungen seleber
bat. iaete: rSsin Infer arr tno
ieine geine }ino oerfiimmert. st mub
lonee in einem Sod ooer lit ether
Soble eeleeen baten."
Sen Wamen r@oIfiunee" 5at ibm
Dr. q. sbarma. Der Oireftor oes
SoipitoIs eeggebsne, ilno als befannt
wuroe, oab er Nh i'm Soipital be tano,
famen piele 2eute an, Die i'm ieber
lpoaten.
ssm Soipital tpur6e folsenSe Ttit'
teiIung auseeeeben: Ser Sunse BE-
finoet H9 in einer iebr ihledten gu
Iton6. @enn iennono an iein gett ber'
| onfommt. fnurt er ibn on uno per'
iudt i'm su beiben. gr lapIt oaS
@aiier aui lpie Elm 1ier uno lhenl
| oos 2id1t. Gr erbalt sefohtes Ulelit
Milb, Serelaien uno 5rudtiofte. er
| mub aus bem 0iduneel sefommel1
iein. Sic 6inser1dgel {inS lang tpie
alauen uno bic Gnie 5eieen, bob er
| ME eeeaneen lit. Ser &orper boi
iiberall Sd)rammen.
aerste bon Snoien fennen etmo
pier5ie herartiee Sale.
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zweija hrssprogramIn
| fuer veiiriebene

gonn. - 0as Srpeiia5respro'
aromnt, 6as ser neue tueitoeutihe
Iertriebenenminiiter Yrofeiior Or.
Gbeooor Oberldnber fir Die gtnglte.
oerune Ser &eimatpertriebenen erlt.
tporien bat, lit tuie Sberldnoer felt'
iteate, im tpeientliben ee{tbert.
Sir oos Yrosramm CAB er bic FOL.
eenoe OringIihfeitsifala: Sort let'
,ung Ser 0oroerunssmaBnabme fiir
oie pertriebenen Sueenbli4en; Muf.
Ioiuna ser 2ager; l1ntSie6lung 1lnS
geihoiiung bon grbeitsplasen; Mn'
iieolung bon 10000 pertrtebenen
gauerniamilien in oer beutihen Butt'
oesrepublif in iebem Ser beiSen Sabre
uno areoitbereabs fiir Oie Ser'"'"be'
nenlpirtlfaft.
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VIM. hudIett will sich ais
Legislature kandidat vorsteIIen

Sir Greitoe, oen 19. Sebruar,
obenos Inn s ltbr, Idbt gSiIliam
Suolett aQe gefonnten, 5reunos imo
Conner nod oem &esenbc 1en-Eaum
IN &iefer's Tapern Elm.
Ser Same @iniom $uoIett oiiri.
te ia ben meiiten 0eutih=M =Mmerifa=
nern Der Staot niht unbetannt fem.
Ct lit Der betannte 9botograpb bon
Safetpoob. Iuberoem oiente er bier
Ternine In Der StaatsIeeislat,tr.
gr bat f9 nun entf1loHen, fh ols
&anoibat in Der fommen6en YrimGr=
tpabl tpieber I'M einen cit inn Saus
Der Staatslegislatur gu betperben.
I'm aber 1ominiert au tperoen, be.
barf er Der SiIfe anoerer. gr oenft
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Irmgard Ssefrisd
erneui mach den j. s.

Iien. - Sic Sopraniitin oar
@iener Staotsoper, sSrmearo see.
Trieb. miro in Serbit 1854 erneut
in BEN Il. g. q. eaItieren unb hnbet
II. a. unter Bruno @alter In Seem
Dorf oas Sopraniolo I'M vDeutihen
Requiem "pon Sobannes 9rabms
iinsen, BEL oem George 2onSon bas
9aritoniolo Nnat.
Srn,earb Seefrieb bat gnbe Sc.
sen1ber 1858 ibr brittes @aitipiel in
ben II. g. abeeihloiien, bel bem fie
80 2ieoerabenbe ,ino Z Orheiterfon.
serte, bapon brei init Der Stem Dorfer
gbilbarmcnie unter Bruno Walter.
icrpie ihr Tebut an ser Metrnpolitan
abiolpierte.
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6arpuot, George Gebanopsfp unb
Nleifio Sc Eaolis; Sibor &o5na
Diri9ent.
Nitttpodabeno, 81. slpriI. -
yTauit", 8ictoria be Ios MnseIes,
Milbreb MiIler. Sbelma Gotipfa,
Suiii 8ioerIing, Geiare Slept, 0fo-
bert Merriu unb 2aiprence Tapi0=
ion; &urt Mbler Oirigent.
Oonnerstasabenb. %. Mpril, -
yaiba", 3infa MiIanop. 8Ian9e
Ebebom. Mar9aret &oseero, Gino
Renno, George 2onbon, 2ubonnir
0i6esonop, 9ticoIa Moscona uno
Saul ;Sranfe; iSaulto Glepa Tiriz
gent.
ssreitaaobeno, 90. april, -
ga Sobeme", 2icia SlIboneie, Sean
Sem, Suiii 8ioerling; sSronf &a-
lentino, Clifford Sarpuot. Serome
6ines, 9atprence Sapioion, Sanes
WcGrafen, 9(leiiio Sc NaoIis lmo
Nl9ero 8rosis; Mlberto Greoe 81.
ri9ent.
samstaeno6mittae, "a. Ipril.
Ser garbier, ppn Sepille", 80.
beta peters, Ebelmo 8otipfo, Sc.
iare SoIetti, isernanoo Gorena,
J}obert MerriG, Geiare Siepi, &c.
or9e Gebanopsfp, Mleiiio Sc Gaolis
unb NliooIf MaDreoer; sllbertr
greoe Giri9ent.
samstaeubeno. "a. Ipril. -
81 9ropatore", 3infa Diilanop.
sseoora 8arbieri, Ofaria 2eone.
@ino Nennc. 9eonorb 8orrer,
9ticpla Moscona, Sbomas 6ap.
iparo. slleero gra5is uno Somes
McG cGraden; iSauito Glepd Siri'
nent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18

Mat9mater Sad Ganion bat nun
iein Brooramm fit .9onnerstag,
ben IS. ssebruar. in bet slrena
autseiteqt. /.
Cart Secret tritt ;u einem Niif=
fampf eeeen Gon gagle at. Gs ioa
cine flare gntidei0ung berbeiee=
fiibrt lperoen. 0as Ieste Wal lpuroe
oer eagle oisqualifiSiert.
SIN slpeiten 6auptfampf iItSrdn=
tie Salaber bon Chicago NIT NmaDa
aato aus 5ofio aepaart.
Sm Otittelplrnft oes Sntereiies
6iirfte ein Battle 0toDal" slpiihen
bier Hingerinnen iteben, Suon @los
per. Barbara Bafer, Olga 3epeba
unD Gtbel groipn. Cine na4 ber
anoeren ipiro aus9el9ieben, Bis
cine als Sie9erin ausgerufen iper.
ben fann.
@epaart finb ferner Mnbre Orapp
aus 2otbringen NIT Soc GcarpelIo
aus Soma gitp unb Gen Montana
aus Milan, ssranfreif), NIT Sad
peiet aus Mapenna, .Neb.
Oie Iiiren iinb UNI 7:3O 11br
often unb ber erlte &anpf iteiot
Inn $3.50 llbr. aarten iinb in ber
Nrena unb in allen Ni9man 2Gben
l5u baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
vereinigte Saenger und
vereinigte Damenchoere

Wie bereits i6on in oer Ieeten
Bof)e ertpdbnt tpur6e. finbet bas
&onsert am @omstae, benz 6. MGrs
abenbs s:15 l1br I'M Sftieite Sa6z
Ienbeim, t400 6 IS. Strabe, itott.
Gs ipdre iebr erfreulid, ipenn ii6
ale sSreunbe uno @onner oer Sdnz
get 1lnb SGneerinnen at oieiem
slbeno einltellen fpiiroen, Inn suerit
ben oelti9en Solfslieoern al lau'
iden uno na9ber nod in 9emiits
Ii9feit einiee Stunben NIT oenieIben
at perleben.
Sieie GinIabuns ersebt an bos
geiamte Seutidtun. oenn bic @e=
ianepereine limb es lit erlter Sinie,
Die oas oeutide 9ieo uno bic oeutz
ihe Sprahe nod bo6balten. uno
oas f0nnen iie MIR tim, tpenn iie
audi bic nOtiae llnterit itiiel1ns finben.
Gas Seutihtlm in Der Stabt lit