davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Gin 2ls.ftnf Al, has
Ne,.tisbe Ucte erlaiief,

L , ! 81 49, ~ 5 4 +
Ner Oorf. v@ir tpoIen fir Delltih
Lamb ben 3uiammenbrud ais Natior
perbiiten llno mir tpollen Die Mufrid
tilng zines nellen ioaiaIen ,,no ofu
nomiihen Spitelns, bas oie Mdhtl
Der Angriifsluit nno Groberune fiji
INNER beicitigt!"
go beiBt es in einem .Mufrui an
oas oeittlde 8oIf!", Sen Der Council
for Democratic Germany" fiirsIit
erlaiien bat uno in tpelbem oie Deut
lden aufgeforoert tpurSen, vaftip an
gemeinian,en gnotompf ser geirci.
ung teilsunebmen."
Ser Musihub fir Elm oemofra-
tiihes GeutidIano" ipurbe Dor Mo.
naten uuter bem goriit BON 9roi
SAUL 5illih organiliert, Inn oIe SC,
mofrat;ihen bentihcn &reiie bier gum
@umpf fir Sen Sturs oes Na5iree!-
mes 5u eitigen.
DEM stusifub id)loiien iid aIls
Harteien on, aud, &atbolifen, Gbaa,
geliide uno iiioiif,e &eliaionsgemei,,,
oen lmo Die oeutihe 3eituns rNetr
Dorfer Staats5eitune" un6 iein ST..
baber Serr &iober unterltiiben oieie
8e1ueguna ebenfaIls.
Sn oem Mufr,f beibt es lpeiter :
vSSett lit bie Stunoe gefon,mer,
ielbit grobe @efabren unb Spfer
miibt ibr auf ellb nebmen, um aftip
am gemsiniamen Gnofampf ser 8e.
ireilrte teilsl,nebmen. Nur oamn bab!
ibr sic Moalihfeit, pieoer Elm Msit-
glieo freier Natioren 5u lperoer.
Ourh geneiniame 5atelt ser SelbIt-
befreiung miro es leidter iein, ois
3erltorung Der oeutid)en Station 81
berbiiten unO gegen ertreme 8or.
i6lGge Stellllng 5u nebnlen, Sic ben
Ieutlhen Heid) ihrere territoriale
unb anOere Gerllrite auferlegen 1pol-
len. 9urf iolhe 1aten fcnnen Oie
0eutihen ser Geraht,,ng ireier Goi.
fer entgebcn unb oieie aeneigt mo-
diem. elm neues bafitofratii6es
Ceutihlano oils Nariner gu betraf-
ten. @ir molen fir Teutihlano Sen
3uIamnlenbr,td als Haticn perbiitrn
unO mir ipollen sic sufriftung zines
neuen io5ialen uno Gfonomiihen Sp-
items, bas oie MGhte ser slngriifss
lult unS Groberune fir INNER be.
ieitiet."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
penctllinz Rur fir 6ahn
franfheiten

Chicago. Sm "Sournal Of tbe Sine
rican Dental Mlipciation" murSe II
einem slrtifel bon ser Gu rpon IL
.Jallen bon Ser Gintent-Gronfbsii
(Srenf) MOUTH bericbtet.
sSsn alien 6dllen CAB es, iast bcc
artifel, ~pronpte 9eiieruus", naf,
Dem bas hafterientotenoe Mtittel aul
peridisoene art uno 8ciic sur sln,
Munopfleee ,3abnbiiriten ooer
mem ser Gatienten mar irganomelfs
neHolrng gebraht moroen nor. Sci,
Wun0auslpiileu erlaibt. e&lner
purbe auf eine beionocre Sidt geient
uno alle ourften in ,mbeihr1nftey
@eile rauGen.
Tie Grlcibterllne bon Sen Spn1p.
tomen mar in alien ;sGaen innerbalt
"a Stunben nod ser snpenoung oes
Henicillins eingetreten, obgleib einige
Eatienten Die 0roge in Die Musfelr
gelprist lpltroe, ipGbreno anoere lie
fiir langers ooer fiirsere 3eit imsNrn.
oe bebielten.
Sieie Grperimente wuroen in 81.
iammenaroeit nit oem Spridungs
Saboratorilm fir 8eiblehtsfranf
beiten I'M Il. 9. Marine SoIpital aui
Staten SSSslanb porgenornmeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Dies ,an> Das

Sic beliebteite slnt,port auf Die
Slauenfraee lit naf ipie Dor Der
Mnnn.
slls Oh sic Steuern oas einsiap
pGren, mos Sic &unoen Ser Naht.
flubs 81 piel be5ablen miiiiea.
Die meiiten Sreffer neroen aui
3ieliheiben oes Spottes er5ielt.
Der appetit miro ourd Die Mppe-
titlihfeit geforbert.
gs Miro bebauptet. oeS Ssrauen
beim 5iiden groberen Grfula bc3cn
ais Manner. Mber nur. .,penn i:e rsrm
MnbciBen" iino.
9iod INNER iansen iir irIle va.
iolinban>!er, ole faIsjj: .Stamps"
III 0eiib baben. aan nr,e ea ,bncu
r:.tenfen, oab iie ald Sriesssp'pinns
:!laiten mollen
Watter fommt mieSer mebr al,i Sell
a'drft, iagt SIC WVA. III, iinS Sis
Gr'ien BON Der @etuob ,eit abgcton,.
nen i5re St;efcl sam. e'nJni .amie.
rsIl wie fiir3::.t nal ei'i Naoioania.
ger hebaup:et:..
Ser &ongreb bot bereits elm 81
ieb fir oie giniteuuna bon &riess,
&ontraften angenommen.
Die ATLANTA Contribution" 0riidi
in einem 2eitartifel ibr Beoauern
aus. Bob bisber nod feline Der beioen
groBen Harteien einen Ylan fir bic
Tertpenoung unierer ariees5eusfa.
brifen nod Dem &riege ausgearbeitet
bat, NIT sueldem Der Ncnolter,tng
uno Den staoten, in tueIden iie Iebt,
lpirflif gebolfen srdre.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
A,aS M1ci,aea, pa.
GtnldOuno
3mr Gad,icntag.5cierJ

3speig 81 uno 20 laocn oie Mit-
gIieoer imb Die benahbarten 8ereine
gum erlten SadJientas am rdhiten
Sonntag, ben "a. September, in Mo
rtaea, Ba, ireul,olihit elm.
Gie 6eier beeimt nit einem Set.
gottesOienit in Ger olten St. Hetrl,
Stride morgens $50 llbr. Yfarrer
&ans 8. g. Siuoleit miro preolser
iiber oas 5bena: nSad)s balte
Maht!"
I'm llbr Seitcilen in Der Sad9,
lenbaae unier 2eit,lng zines tiihtigan
aomitees pom 3aueig 81
0as sseItproarmnm beglnnt piinit-
lid Inn 3 llbr nahnittags Ger Set.
reSner lit Hiarrer Sacoh :. &ron,
8aben, ga. Serr Sohn sSeber, Sr.,
Yrdiibent oes 3neig 80, uno Scrr
SfeoSn Stlt'dln1t, Sr, brlngen oie
@riibe. Eiarrer Sinloleit bdlt en,e
seid)ihtlihe slniprohe iiber ~llnie-
grbe". Nhtiifaliidc Sarbletllngen
bon Sri. Isabelle slnoer'cu l!no go
ltor aron, 8eoihte BON &inNern u'ap.,
lintrobmen oas Erograiilm.
Gum Shlub miro ell hllmorilts
ilhes Sp!el gehoten reroen: ~Solp
the Storp @rep" Mitipicler iinS
Srau @illiam Serman, 6r. @llllarl
WaMrer; Srm Wifael Snlith; ,Srall
Sue Mprib- -Tomiiter; Sri. Gorls
Smitb; SRI. Sorothp slilber; SRI.
Selen Shuller imo Srl. &atherlnc
0bite. ssrou Sobu @eber, Sr, lit sic
9eiterin oes Saupttomitees.
GotmaIs. belIt inns nit, Oie'en ers
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
mtr~ pariS Hie 11tcHe
it,teSer beeiftiltaIen?

Nod labt iih nidt borausiaaen
nur feititeuen. oab oas 0urt ,ssreuo:
berrid)t in 1roias &allen" am Gage
oa Haris fiel uno befreit ,par, aud
auf Die Mteliers ber bieiieen Mooe.
finltler 3utraf! sic aae liebten, egal
oh tie Barrier @migranten ooer &ier.
geborene iino, oie Staot oes 2ihts
uno Der Mooe; iie alle permibten oie
Mnleitung. Die anregung, Die ;bnen
Earis seaeben Fat. Sic alle iino berei1
ibre Softer 81 paden, ipbalo sic Stao!
Ser Woos lie ruft; aber mann oas iei,,
miro. oos fam niemano porausiaael1
= aber ems lit iiber,' oab, ipenn sic
Barrier Mooeateliers ibrc Yiorten
mieoer offnen, lpenn bie erlten Yari-
ier Mpoeue mieoer oen yses in Sic
@elt nehmen, Damn crit ipiro Ser
&f, 5.pilden Dem Mpoesentrl,m
Earis uno Dem ieit einiacr 3eit pro,
paaierten Mooesentrum Nte,p Yort
beginner.
SEEM 0orf miro einen ldaperel,
Stan6 bnben oenn Yuris bat i,
Sen 6raucnbcr5en nod INNER ser,
9leihen Nlas; ser alte 8lans uLo
Sdimmer lit ourd Sen &rieg nidt
erloifpn - Yaris bat es Ieihter als
Nep Yprt, oenn ser @laube an Earis
lit feit teariinoet, ser an ste:r Ocrf
mar crit I'M Gntlteben begriifen.
slber iuern ulht alle 3eihen trii-
gen, miro iih Elm auspes finoen lai-
len, Ser beiSen Stdoten Sen .Elat an
Ser Come" sepdbrleiitet @ort
3uiammenarbeit, oas 10 oft eebrauht
,nb 10 ieltcn in aie Sat umgeiest
miro, - ricaeiht miro es bier snr
Wabrbeit ,perben.
Earis, sic Staot oes 9ihts, bat Ell
ne biiitere 3eit binter it'd: mie ibneu
iif sic Staot bon Sen 2eloen, bie iia
Surhgemabt, erbolen fann, iueiB ber,
te nod niemano. Cider lit, oaB Sic
Eariier slteliers aIes baran iaben
peroen nm ihneu luieoer arbeiten al,
f0nnen, llm ibren nlten Hnbm neu sm
begriinoen.
Sas amerifaniife Yubiifum me;b
nid)t, lpie itarf bie 8eihr1nfungen
audi in ndditer 3eit nod iein tperoen,
pie penie ooer tpie piel Wateriol an
Seioc, Salnt, an iiI5 uno Strob III
Haris porbanoen lit, Inn Die neueE
MoSeidJopii,ngen burhfiibren su f0n.
men. slber oie slugen uller Irauer
in ser 8elt iino beute neugierig aui
Sic Saltunft gerihtet, Sic sic erltel
nel,en Gariier WoSeae lpieoer brinaen
miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
2lus 11e,p l)cre, Il. =.
3iueia Al

SDetg ~
beiflcb in ieiner letten Seriamn,.
lung Elm Sranbenfeit absubalten un>
Sonntag, Sen 1 Sftober, 1 ltbr nad,.
stpar in ser nlrhiten Geriammlums
mittass i'm Gereinslofal, 2SS Sit S5
StraBe. aae Mtitglieoer i:nb berslihi1
gebeten oieiem 6eit bei5llspobnen. Gin
iehr ihnafbafter Suncb miro bon
hen Sfipeitern ieroiert iperoen.
NlIp ton1nt alle uno brinet Welier
uno @nbal nit.
&atbnrina 5ontih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

aud ihlcien."
Tann tpieoerbolte iid) oas Jrag2.
uno Mnt1portlpiel.
Yloslih tonte aus Dem Nebenabteil
Ole St:mme zines ungeouloigen aabr.
gates:
"Sa, 3um Gonnerpetter, mir iino
alle bier, Vater uno Mutter, Die 8rii.
Der un6 oie SGmeitern uno Die Onfel
un6 9nnten."
einen augenblid ,par 9otti rubig,
Damn rief fie:
.Mama?"
"Sa, tpas oenn mein Qino?"
"Wfama, mar oos mein s9ub.
engel?"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
2l,,s Sare,t,, Okie
3iucia 19.

sllen Mitglleoern oiene sur geiGli-
en- ytahriht, onb Die regelmGbige
SerIaunllu1g am 6. Sftober. 7:30
llbr abenos, absebalten miro. Sn Ell,
genem Snterelie lolte iicb elm ieoes
Mitalieo I'M Central Serbano uno
I'M Gerein autitebeno balten rno ia
niht pereeiien Sen ST 90 ertra mits,l-
bringan. g. &aus, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

9otti Die 2reijdbrise, iubr 5llnl
eritenmal nit ben gltern i'm Shlai
tpegen. Sic ungelpobnte Situaticn
mabte lie iabr unrubig, uno trob allen
3uipruds nno Der e0riiherung, oab
Der SdusenseI iiber ibr ,uadt, tpoItc
lie nidt einihlafen. Simmer tpieocr
Hang Die ourdorineenoe ainoer-
itimme:
rHapa, biit 6u on?"
.Sa, me:n ainbden idEuf nur
ih6n."
Rad elmer WeiIe: ~Mama, biit on
aud oa?"
1Sa, 0ottden, ou mubt nun aber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
2lus titles, Okte
imeis %.

alen Sdapeitern Ses 3nele 90 sltr
gefallieen gtahriht, oaB oie ndf)lte
Geria!nmlllna am Spnntag, Sen 1.
Sftober, 2 ltbr nahmittags, abaebaI.
ts npiro. NQe Sbpeitern jino gebe-
ten ser Teriammlung beiSu,pohnen.
g. 8iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

einb Ste unb Sbre 4nsetSriAen
yettsIieb I'm 2rantenperetn nnb
Central Nerbanb? @enn ni@t, iett
III bie Seit bei3mtreten. Inn senauere
Snfsrmattsn rmfen Ste ben 3sfat.
pertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

iten Sabientag in rehter- Sadien-
tpeiie 5u feiern. s(Ie Bolts mnS
Blaubenssenoiien iino beralib einae.
laben. Das sselt-Gonitee.
Sulanna &omiiber. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

= Der Veriuh, iih ettpas ab3uge-
'pobnen, miro bel manhen 2euten aur
@etpobnbeit.
es gibt auh aur3tpeil, Bel Der
man it'd lang1peilen tam.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

Wanbes Mannes slniift tpiirbe
idtperer ins Geipidt fauen tpenn er
mebr giniiht bate.
Seit ii6 aud oie Graren an Dem
@eiang beteiHsen, iit bas politiide
3ieo Diel Dielitimmieer gaporoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

Ginen Hel5mantel ion man INNER
in ben tiibliten Sdranf bdngen, oenn
Die Site fonnte ionit Die Naturole oes
2eoers austrodnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
!lms l)emf,esfe,u,,, Okie
3meia 80.

SD teiIe uniern Mitgliebern nit,
SaB gr. 8eorg &aifer, I. Giseprdi
in ser am 3. ltuo 4. September ii
Glepelano abgsbaltenen SGneer-aon,
pentipn als 9Sralioent oes Ginger,
bluoes eripdblt puroe. @eorg lit in
unierer Mitte ieit pielen Sahrer
tatis, Dor ollem als Sugenofiibrer be-
fannt uno mir ,lino iid)er, oaB 8eors
aud als @unoesprdi. oes Sdnger-
bunoes alles tlln miro fiir unier IoIf.
Sm Namen aller Mitslieber oes 3p.
80 gratulieren mir 8eorg &alher uno
ipiinIfen ihm sic &rait umb Ius.
bauer bab er oieies smt gut perlpai-
tet uno cine Stufe bober iiibrt in sic
,Sllf,lnft. 8eore bleibe oainem Goif
oeutIh Hno treu.
Scbnnn Sol5trdGcr, Sefr.
glm Sonntag, Sen II. Sept., battcn
iicb cine sluSabl Sdnser aus Glepe
lanb bel uns eingetunoen, um bfu
neltgotudDlten YrGiioenten bes Gan.
gerbunbes 8eorg &aider 5u begrii
BEN. l1nier ErdN. !Nsidael @ofeit
bate ieiner Ylat IN @ifliffe irei sls
.Sariiisuns selteat fir oieien 3iped,
no oie Ginger lid in groBer3ab Der
iamnelt bntten lno lib bel ibonent
@etter lnterbielten. Gs raren Ole
Mitglieoer pom .Slo greip Club"
aus Glepelanb, Die iid) auj1brlib 81
tiers perlammeln, I'M einige cute
Stllnoer gu baben 9luf) ser Shrei.
Der oieier 3eilen mar einselaoen unr
5dblte oieie paar Stunoe n5u oeu
beiten ser @ergangenbelt. 5rau @eore
&aiher bntte Die &anoe bon aae 5u
| Iipsiien nnS es CAB nur oas Bette pom
9eiten. Grit lpdt, als es bunfel MUIR
oe, sing man beim nit einem frob.
lihen Auf @ieoerieben!
Glner Der au6 oa mar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Raushaltsninfe

Die enoen Der ShmbbGn6er fran-
len leift aus Mit 2eim geitriden,
treroen Die gnoen 3tuiiGen Die Singer
gerout; nad 0em Trodnen bat moa
barte, brandybare S6niirienfel.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Waller Reed Patients
To Present Fifth Show

The last Of the Fighting Five"
shows presented by Walter Reed
Hospital patients and their FEM
inine sponsors will be held tomor-
row. Bond sales for the five shows
are expected to be more than $780,
900.
Participants in the show will be
entertained at the Touchdown Club
by the Perpetual Building Associa-
ton at $50 pm. The program will
be broadcast over Station WWDC
between 3 and $3.50 pm. Prizes
totaling $3.50 have been provided by
the association for the three SOL
diers selling the most bonds by
telephone.
The patients who will participate
in tomorrow's show will be Staff
Sergt. Arthur E. White, Astoria,
Long Island; Corpl. Herbert Bras
ington, Lake City, s. c.; Pvt. Ro-
land Sanner, Takoma Park, Md:
Stan Sergt. James w. Dunn, Mel
rose, Mass, and Corpl. Curtis L.
Kirkpatrick, Pierre. S OAK.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
.0'Conor Will Support
Democratic Nominee
By the Associated Press.


ANNAPOLIS, Md, July 15.-Gov.
O'Conor Of Maryland said yesterday
there "is no doubt" that President
Roosevelt will be nominated for a
fourth term at the Democratic con-
vention and announced that he had
no other thought than to support
its nominee"
Gov. OConor said two major
questions confront the Democratic
National Convention. One is the Sc
lection OF an outstanding American
as vice presidential nominee, and
the second is the adoption of a
clearcut, sound and forceful plat
form which will be in harmony with
views OF the American people. He
SAID the party should pledge itself
for international collaboration ..+"
Meanwhile, Senator Radcliffe
joined other leading Maryland Dem
ocrats who yesterday had announced
support Of fourth term for Mr..
Roosevelt. They were ATTORNEY
General William c. Walsh, Cum
berland; E. Brooke Lee, Montsom-
cry County Democratic leader. and
National Committeeman w. Preston
Lane, jr., Hagerstown.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Nine. Chang Will Rest
On Island in Rio Bay
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RIO DE JANEIRO, July l5.-Mme
Chang Kai-shek, wife of China
generalissimo, who arrived here thi.
week for a three month rest, ha.
taken up residence on the tiny is.
land of Brocoio in Rio de Janeire
Bay.
The island once was the home o1
a Brazilian multimillionaire. 1t was
purchased by the municipality oI
Rio de Janeiro recently for use as 6
civic garden.
The Foreign Minister said last
night the Brazilian government
feels itself deeply grateful that sc
distinguished lady has chosen oul
country for rest cure"
Describing Nine. Chiang's visit a.
strictly unofficial" a Chinese EN-.
bassy spokesman said she would is.
sue statement in a few days.
A Chungking dispatch said Nine
Chang suffered nervous eXhaus
ton. insomnia and chronic urti.
caria-an inflammation of the skin
and went to Brazil to avoid the in
tense summer heat of China.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Glass Will Miss
First Convention
In so Years
BY the Associated Press,

by the Associated PreSS.
For the first time in half century
Senator Glass of Virginia will be
absent when the Democratic Nation
al Convention opens next week.
The 86-year-old Senator. who had
attended every quadrennial meeting
of his party since 1896, has been
confined to his hotel apartment here
for more than a year by illness.
A vigorous opponent of a third
term for President Roosevelt. Sen
ator Glass left sick bed four years
ago to attend the Chicago conven-
ton and nominate his close friend
James A. Farley, for the presidency
Later he said he felt "in duty
bound" to support the convention S
action, although he repeated his
opposition to third term for any
President.
Illness also kept Senator Glass
from attending the Virginia State
Democratic Convention last week.
At the 1910 national convention
Senator Glass told the delegates
that Mr.. Farley believed in the "un-
written law and traditions of the
Democratic party as advocated ever
since the time of Thomas Jefferson
who less than three years before his
death, appealed to the party which
he established never to nominate q
man for third term for the presi-
dency."
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Alexandra Health Center
May Rise on First Site

Alexandria s S93, 900 health center
may be built on the original site
chosen in the 500 block of North
st. Asaph street. City Manager
Carl Budwesky said today after q
conference with Federal Workers
Agency officials.
Because Of appeals by members OF
the medical profession to locate the
center nearer Alexandra Hospital
and the health clinic. efforts were
made to find site in that neigh
borhood, Mr.. Budwesky said.
However. all suitable locations In
the area adjacent to the hospital
are so built up that demolition OF
several houses and consequent evie-
tion Of tenants would be necessary
FWA will not sanction destruction
of existing housing for any project
for which it allots funds, unless
absolutely necessary.
The st. Asaph street site will re
quire demolition of ony two SUBJ
standard houses, one of which was
condemned recently and ordered
evacuated by the colored family
which had occupied it for IL years
In addition. the FWA grant OF
SAG, 800 toward the construction OF
the center stipulated that the site
be ready for ground breaking by
August 3. and according to Mr.
Budwesky, it would be impossible
tn evirt and rehoalse opv oreoi
number of persons by that time.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
|Court-MartiaI Studies
Plane Death Verdict
BY the Associated Press,

os inc ASsOClAteo PreSs.
MARIANA FIELD, Ariz, July Is
A court-martial board met to de-
liberate today the fate Of Second 1t.
Howard E. Stittsworth, 81, Wake
field, Kans., flying instructor
charged with murder by airplane in
the death of Earl w. Nepple, Los
Angeles hotel man
Conviction would carry a manda-
tory penalty of death or life i'm
prisonment.
Stittsworth's trial came to a dra.
matte climax yesterday when he
took the stand to deny knowing, a,
charged, that a wing of his ATT
trainer struck Mr.. Nepple's car anc
beheaded him on June ~. The Of
flcer admitted flying low, however.
The prosecution contended Stitts-
worth dipped to six feet above High
way 80 In violation of flying regula-
tions. q companion charge to the
murder accusation.
Entered as evidence were pnoto-
graphs of the highway and a pro-
peller which a witness asserted was
taken from the ofiicer's plane after
he returned to his base at Luke
Field. near Phoenix. The propeller
was chewed of an inch at the tips
and the photographs showed gashes
in the road, allegedly made by the
blades.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Ex-Whe Employed Here
By Social Security Board

MADISON, Wis. July IS P.-
John A. Commons. who disappeared
in 1880 while serving as a research
assistant in economics at the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin. was declared
legally dead in a Circuit Court or
der issued here November 8, 1898.
The order, granted on petition OF
the missing mans wife, directed the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York to pay Mrs. Commons s., ,376. "a
on = $4,000 life insurance policy
which she was the beneficiary. Court
records show that payment was
made.
Acquaintances said Ellen Holland
Commons subsequently obtained q
divorce, and that she now is en-
ployed as librarian for the Social
Security Board In Washington.
Prof. Commons was born at OSer.
lin, Ohio. September Is, 1891, and in
1925 received . bachelor Of arts de.
gree from the University of Wiscon-
sin. He was q lieutenant in the
Army In the World War, was eassed
IN the Russian campaign, and re.
ceived the British Military Cross for
bravery.
His disappearance was reported to
Madison police early in September,
1880.
His father, DR.. John Rogers Com.
mons, for many gears Z prominent
member Of the university's eco
nomics faculty, retired In 1897 and
estAblished residence at Fort Lauder
dale. Fla.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Mother and Widow End Quurre
Over Burial of War Veteran

as an advanced tuberculosis patient.
Testimony at the hearing disclosed
that his wife. Fay. 26. urged him to
remain at the hospital, while the
mother. Mrs. Helen Richards, took
him into her home.
Obviously" Judge Carroll COM
mented. the mother acted from her
heart. the wife from her head. But
II the young man had followed the
head. he might be alive today"
The widow had asked the court to
halt the funeral and force Mrs Rick
ards to surrender the body.
Sergt. Licmerski received a medi-
cal discharge from the Army nine
months ago. A daughter, Arlene. 2
also survives She will receive her
fathers $4,000 Government life in
surance policy under the compro-
mise reached YESTERDAY.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Dewey Back al Farm
For Weekend Rest
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
| PAWLING. N. Y. July l5.-Gov
Thomas E, Dewey retired today tc
the quiet seclusion of Dapplemere
his Pawling farm, for two days OF
complete rest after week of State
work and conferences on campaign
strategy.
Since leaving here last Sunday
night, the presidential nominee has
talked over national problems and
issues in Albany with Republican
members of Congress from three
New England States, discussed cam
paign plans with various party lead
ers, including Republican National
Chairman Herbert Brownell, jr. and
disposed of a volume of routine
State business.
The Governor left Albany late
yesterday and motored the 81 miles
to his farm near here He was ac-
companied by Mrs Dewey. their
sons, Thomas and John, two aides of
the Governor and some newspaper
men
Only one stop was made en- route,
at Red Hook, where the candidate
for President walked into a corner
drug store for bag of popcorn, his
favorite between-meals snack, and
found himself treating the whole
Dewey family.
Tommy, IL. and John 8. crowding
the counter with the Governor. had
an ice cream cone and a soft drink
| respectively. Then the Governor
carried an uniced soft drink to the
car for Mrs. Dewey.
Evening star., 1944-07-15
Ideas for Victory Yield $1,57C
To Worker, Save $1,5OO,OOO

Mr.. Ludwig, whose home is in
Pitman, N. j.. was the first person
in the Transportation Corps to
qualify for a $3.50 ideas for Vic
tory award. 1t was made last
November for loading method that
saved badly needed f1at-car space.
The improvement saved so much
money the War Department singled
him out for its $1,000 Victory prize,
highest award for civilian en-
ploye.
Another suggestion for which he
received two cash awards of $40 and
$50 concerned the salvaging of anti
skid plates used in transporting
materiel by rail,