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2ipeia ii.

Is oiene alien Mitslie0ern 5ur &c.
ialligen Nadbrift, bab oie nGdit(
Serlammlang om 5. Ntoi. INN s lib,
abenos in, Sad,ienbeim itattfinbct
Mae MitglieOer ,psroen eriudt an
lpeIeno 81 iein. Iieienigen Mitslic.
Der, Die nit ibren Veitr1gen cbe'
sllieBments i'm 9iidfltanS iino, iol-
ten it'd, in iDren eigenen Sntereiie IN
Der SsriamnlN:lng gutitebeno MAIDEN
InOreas Jhellnuu, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

lrnb Scbu Sabi. Spbann SuIncn, &
Yi. @uler. Gliie Sabion, SAUL lmb Cara
Siefcn6udjer.
llniere uGd)Ite Gerlammll,ng fins
set an 5. Mal al 5159 81. Miblano
slpe. itatt.
@ir era:lnbnen alle SadJIen iid)
in Sen Gercin al,fnebnen 5u lallen
Ioiern lie Nas nod niebt getil, bnbeu.
Saul Siefcrbaher, Setr.
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S,ucia 3S.

79lacn Mitglieoern oiene 5ur &c.
fGlligen NnGrlo}t, oab Die rcgelnlN
tige TerianGnlllne am q. Atni,, 2:3U
llbr rad)Elittags, itnttiiRoat. 'Shms.
tier Sopbie Noebcl miro NIT &niiee
uno Sudden (&lotd,) otiluartcn. Sc
oes Mitglico lit gcbcten aMueielrO 81
iein. &otb. Soemplloer, Sefr.
-O--
@eiien Ste bel Ginf6ufen oar
~, bin. oab Sic Die Mnaeiae In
YolfsbIdtt" aefeien haben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Galem, Ohio
4panaelifd,. .lnth. Gmamnee. 3ir6e.
291 Spull, 8rpabman.

YaItor Sobn 8aumann. Sonnraei9uIe
ieben Spnntna llbr pormittaqs. 10 llbi
8ottesoienit in Der Qanhesipra6e; am
II lir ceutiher 8nttesbienft. Ser beut'
itbe Gird,en Traueu @erein bat am aipei.
ter Wtitttrph ieben Ronats. abenbs 8
llbr. Gerfamntlnn9. &onfirmanbenzllns
terrid,t (siueiidbria) bon September bi0
Cftern. 9ienstae uno 0reitns na&mit'
tags llbr.
Vile @IaubcnsgenoHen unb 0reunbe
iinb ber3Iib eineelaben. .:.
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Ghieaau, efQinoiS

6eutfde unb EiebentRraiid. .SdMtiifs
St. YanlmS Usme,nbc, 4855 Ssomer St,.
Raitor g. Sdm,ot. 1859 Somer gt,.
SeSen Sonntaa . lltr Sonntoai t,uIe in
tnalifd) uno oeutih 1entider Brttess
o,enit ieSen sorntao Ills ilb; eng.
lisd,er @ottesb:cnit :,oen aipeite, unb
pierten Sonntna lO:l5 llhr. 9elltfd5e,
Von'irmdnnen =iinter.it,t Nitt!uoh nnfs
mittaos l:30 !lbr; enaliidaer 0urtirz
manocuzllnterrit Snmstno ror,n3taG5
10 lltr. 1cntId'c Shule Samstda undh.
n,ittaas llhr.
Aue fSIanbe 1sqenoncn unb Sreuuoe
iinb hcr ,lih eireelahen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Der air@en 5ranem Serein Der
ct. Sobannes Ue,neim6e

bdlt feline regelmcblse Verlnmmluna
ONT 9Pittrpd)ubenb, oen 2. Mai, ab
Vie .SdwTtern iinb gebeten slt er.
ff)s;ten, 90 lpidtiee Sahen 5ilr Ser.
banolung fonn,en. Die Shipeitern
tpel6e itil Miai Ueburtstae baben.
nsSsei, oefdaisit @eGdd bringen.
Rad ser Nerianml,lng miro &afies
unb SUDDEN ier6iert.
Gutbarina &inn, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
ktrrtltfbe Aartrtrbten

Dienstcg pes Nonats S:::rdenrdtsiis,ino.
abenns. aird)en Srauen WeretnSs sSituno
ieben britten Dcnnerstag I'M Ronat, I
bis s llbr; 2utber 2tgasSisnne g.
llbr abenoS.
0arreQ, ga.
9enti&e Gp. 2nth, q. *aulus 2troe.
721-25 1rutt ape.
Rfarrer 9ans 9obnsbein. SeDen Conn
tas 8 llbr sorrn'ttaes Sonnfaai9uie;
IiiSer H5 ''t GottesSienit. tas ariss Iutberii9e,
@laubensaenoiien bentider unb ENG.
ltf@er 3unqe iii SarreQ. Sharon iinf
ltmgegling itn6 5u ben @ottesbienfter
ber3ltGit ein8eldben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
3lms alliance, Otie
3tueia s.

sllen Mtitglicbern oiene CUR &C.
f1lliecn Na1riht, baB oie uGdNic
&eriamnllng an Sonntag oen 6.
Mai, nad,mit!ags pl,uft 8 ltbr 'tat.
firoet. slue Shluciteru ncroen n
iud,t, ga nidtige Gereinsgeid)dite
porliegen, tcil5umebmen an Ger Ser
iammlung. &atb. Sopfer, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Der &irdcn 1ramen Eerein Der
ct. Jobannes Uemeinbe
bdlt iein oiesi1briges

bdlt iein oiesi6briges
Rxtter. xnS 3ohtcr.Y Yanfett
am Smnstog. oen IL. Yiai, 6 ubr
nben6s III ben Sdulr1uaen Der ct.
Sobannes Stride, 757 g6bp Moao
0b. @iitter uno 1otter, ioipieJrel,u-
be bon Sit uno @eit iino ber5lid ein-
selo0en. GinIoounsen gum 8antett
luerben r,ir Bis 6. Mni unsenonlmen.
0odtcr oemadte anr1eIoln9en fon.
nea nidt beriidii@tist ,peroen. 8an.
ttanmeIoun9en nebmer enteeeen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Eunuo6 Gitn, $a.
e. EQulS (yeNskjRbe.

Fui;6r 0iibtuia VeiieSsr. 6c.,p:gottcss
oienr ,eben Sonntaa ::0:2O Ill: niGr.
sei;ss: ==or::::::::siibule ESQ llbr. sonfir<
n1anoeauntsrr,ht ie :.sd, Tua-5e bes
Yaitnrs. R,rhenrarsne"a0 leosr leeren
Samsrag i'm Nonat 7 llbr nhe:,SSs. -
sonntcgiGullebrersS Sitm,a icben oritten
SonntGg i'm Wonat. $3.50 llbr u'orgens
RirGerGlurprpbe ienen Sreitaa 7:30 iihr
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Canton, Chic

Stctcnbargtfdb /. SGd5fifhe Go. Nnther
0briitms. .0ird)c, 2lt114. Str., u. Y.
Yfurrer Sbomas q. 4Dnieer. Sonnz
taglhule nm 9:3O ltbr moreens. Seutihs
Gugliit)cr @ottesbicn1t 1890 llbr nor>
lcns. 9catid,c Shule unb &onfirmnnoen'
unterrtbt nd6 Vercinbdrun9.
Mue 8lulbenspenoiien unb Srsmube
limb bcr3lid einsclaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

srofer Grfolg in jeber ,o,niid)t.
Srog ser ldt rercu 3eit, in ser ,uir
iett leben, geben iid) sic Sdnger sic
grobtc lfiibe bas Scutic,e uno eng
llId)e SicO SIT pfl.scn. Sic Siebcr
hiirscr SD.blen baltcn noh inlmer
fcit an ibrem Seutibtum oab tic SO4
Sabre lang m,iredt erbalten babea
uno DIT ulrter itlpicriJen &crbdlt-
niiicn luo 10 spic in ser aiteu Seimct
Siebenbiirgtn pileaen tic oud) bier
nod oie oeut'd)c Sprad)c lur bcn
oelItid)en @eiang nhne Onourh, nl,d)
MIR i'm aeringlten ibre Qilidtcu IL
rem ncl,cn liebcn Gaterluue sic Ser,
einigten Staatcn Sll peruadlldiiigen,
I'M @egenteil tic brinasn ol,h sen
gqrcis oaB lic ebeuio treuc 0iirgc,
ihrcr ncucu !Ssinlat iino ,pie irgsrSs
pclhe Wiirger alroercr Natipnaliti
ten, nclul bier IN Den Eereilligten
Stanteu fann icoer ic,ne Spradc
iprcfcn Had) Vclictcn uuo luenn n
ooer iciuc ain>cr oiele uldt mebr
ipred,en, 10 lit Nas gcipib nidt oic
SdJl1lo ocs YnNocs 'pnNern ibre ci-
gene. slilh ant lstten Sunttag cr~
braftcn iie ipieocr ocn 9epeis nit
ibrcm Iriibjabrsfor5ert,an ocm nod
iehs bcntiGe Ueiuneperclne io,p:e
Sltgcuogeiunguereine mitluirften.
Gas &cn5crt ,rnr fiir 3 llbr nad,
mittass anseiagt, fonnte ieood, crit
Inn 4:3O llbr init ser Supertiire
rSitus" ppn Mc5art ponl Seinrid;
Miiblbabn SrdpIter eroiiret tperoen,
.uoraui Die S1neer gemeirlam NIT
Oen @Glteu rStar SpangleS Van-
ner" iangen.
Ser 9onendor Saronia iang IN,
ter Seitl,ng lno Yianpbegleitung
BON Erof. q. 9tifplaus r6riibiabrs.
grub" BON Sfumann uno rSerc-
uaoe" bon Srigo=S'Sare iebr er.
bebenO. Ser 8anatcr Sem. Gbcr
iaag r3,pei ounfle Nugen" Don Nroi.
Nitolaus neu bearbeitct lcbr gut uno
erntet, reiten 0eifaa. Mit .Sn Slo
Maorio" INTO rSief im YGbner.
lpalo" leate Der Maoriaal Gem. Gbor
Gbre in.tSelaneperein glaue Conan,
iang untcr 2eitrna bes itellpertreten
oen Tirigenten 2ouis Sira,lb, oa Ser
Cir. s. Tal,ter nidt umpeieno lein
fonnte, bas INNER iuieOer iebr ifc,
ne 9ieo ,.sln Die Ssimat" uno ernte.
te groBen 9eiiaQ. Ger Mdnnerdor
giitraht sSermanba lang .~Ilt'tet
oie Sinoenbliit'" unS. 3be Slo Soils
at Some" 10 gut ooB er iih nod 81,
elmer oritten ,2algabe periteben muB.
te. 3arauf Jung ser Gem. Gbor Dit,
ieite g. 2. 9ieoertatel unter Seitung
ieincs beliebten Iiriganten @iap
@r0gcr rMbenofrieoen am &bein
lebr gut. DeiiaIl ipar ieine Belcb=
nl,ng. Iann trat ser Gleoelan5 gait
Sunior Saron Ghrir aui unb lang.
Ca Cir. Eroi. @uoolT sduiter mad,
Grie, Ya., geben mllBte, unter Sci,
tung bon SRI. gfhel &rif, elmer
Sdllgerin i'm Gbor, lulo nit Hiano-
begleitllng bon Nuoolf Sduiter ST.,
u@il0eo CLOUDS Hou Yp" uno .acn-
tufp @abp" iiberraid)eno gut urO
erntete groBen geifnG. rSd,littidurs).
lulfer" BON @albteufel reu bearbei,
tet bon Hrof. u. Nitolaus, geiungen
bon Saronia In6Gintradt%0ermaniu
nit Srdeitcrbcgleitung mar Sic
@lanslei1tltne. Der ginornf ipar
elm aeiualiiger, sen Scr Benrbeiter
nift abneu fonnte. Der 1ert sHr
Wlliit ltanlmt Don u. Nifolaus ioapie
alh Ole 8earbeitung fit 8emiid)-
ten Gbor. slmh vIie Briin0una
oes Damaneeiangnereins pon&latih-
leben" bon 8. Gorn, elm Singipiel.
purbe Sdngerinnen: Srene Gall.
ner, 0ertru0 @orres, 6crlnine S1u.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
yksnuca, ga.

Seutibe Guane. .Qntb. ct. $eterS.
0cmeinbe, 5. Ctr.
Bsarrcr Sans .. s. Simoleit. PA
abams ctr. 8odeiter. ga. SeleptoH:
Nobefrer 1865. Oottesbienit $3.50 utr
moraens; Sonnto9ld,uls 1O:t5 lltr. -
0ra,len Yerein 8erldmn,lun9 am leeten
9onnerstaa ieben Wonats, abenos uhe
Sebermann 1T ber3li6 tpiqfon1men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
8irden 0ranen Gerein 6er
Scmtidl- (xc cmciubc

rsranltaltct ont A)tithppG, Sen 8.
Mai, 1880 ltbr nadunittaas, cine
Ymnd)epn &artcnpartie
in ser uuteren Niun,cn ser &irGr
uno laoet nlle Mit9litocr luc' sSreun
loe bon Sit uno Nclt ber5lib ein licD
oaran ou bctcilieen. Yre,e an icoen
Gid. Tas &omitec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
GIepelanb Chio
=. g. Wuons. Eutp. 81. 9spaunts x,rd

Yaltor Nans T0tlel. 16i SoDp ytpub
EEL: TIuiberrb Ot4.;. llhr utrmtttaQs,
ocutid)er &ottesbie,it. 10 llpr Sonl
taeihIle. II llbr enaIiider @ottesoienit.
Yutbcr Yiea Nnoad)t unn Neriemmlltnu
Sonntug abenb5 1880 llbr. 9oniirn,an
ben~itnrcrr,c,t uno beutite Sdule ani
Samsta9 pon r an. Nlie Wlmubenss
aenoiIen itnb beraItf einee!aben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

GJcuelanS 8eh. - 3entfd) ~ emetnbe
@cn 80. ctr. anb @iuarb Npe.
Yaitor Scbaan,s Deutitldnber. 5000
ySiunrb Nre. Sell: Brobbtne 9OS5.
&rtteahlcnft i.nem Conn unr Geiertca
= css,tidler unb en9liidtr Sprahe. -
Sorntaa'dnue icbsn SDnntGa s-lu lib,
horn'ittaas. ,usiOloenr enaliidei
Worte sOicnit bon ,.--1L:45 ub,. 8ieraui
roiet her beutihe 8o:tesbtenh II Ihc
uprp,iftaas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
8in1iur. CRt.. &a~aDa
Ct. Xaulus. &trme, xarent NE

Ria-rer Otto S. atssSse. 1913 Nsn4Ae
&pe.. @inoior, &anaSa. @otteS6ienb y
Den Sc;nn,ertnondfen BON 80 lltr ae'n
m,trags; Sonnta9fGnle bon i0-11 d.
rormittlas. SeDen 1. OienstaQ a6, ~
IN; Monat &ird,enratz zSibuna. Sebem I,
0onnerstae abenbs im Nonat 0rdseS
Verein Situng. Gue Bolts ,inb Ol6O
v<i.sSs,. s51en 5inb heralib einqeIcSsn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

Bitte ienoef Gales Sar Gtamps
m Giliabeth 1oiiel. 761 goon 3d..
yIebplano. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

Er0i &atb. llnsar. ga. 5tO7; Giss
Grii. 9lnnn Gotb, 9fu. 1896.
I Sas Erogramm iplrr piter ii,
ser 3sitlng erldrinen.
&atb. Stun, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
GrHbiabrs.& .&pnsert MT Sin9ipicl
beranltaltct bon
Gillette g. 9. lie6ertafei

Iie Gillette 2. Z. 9ieSertaiel eibt
nod lanser Halt mn Sunntas, Sen
20, Npril. i'm Sitieite Sad,ienbe1nl
ibr Jriiblabrs saonsert mt Sing.
ipiel .Niebe ari Der Mlm" unter Sci.
tuns bon Cir. @illp e'rcger uno
frehnolidc Apil,uirf,na ocs Glerc,
lano GuIt Su,iur Saron Choir. "a,
titendor Sarouia, Giutrabt .&erm.-
niu iino Dtaorieal Gem. Ghpr un>
laoet aac Sicbenbiirgrr Sanosleute
uo,t Sit ul,o Wcit unc beutitcl
1reunSc o,tis bsrslidnte Gin iit na-
ran 81, Ntelligen. Tas &pmitec lit
eifris an ser Nrbcit lnieren ssreur-
oen ul,o 8onncrn cincr acil.,Brcidlc!.
Ntcno Su Derciten. IS miro nicmauo
berelien einen Sonntug bel scr 2ie.
0ertnicl ucrbrad)t su baben. Nuiang
4 llbr natnittags. aar:en iino bel
allen MitalieSern uno oil ser 9uiic
al bnbcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Detroit, Nihisan
Dcnffhe nnh S6d)iifdj Gr. ct. Retrus,
0irdjc, WlenfieIb unb 9ipSberrU &pe.

Rforrer Sobonnes Seutfd,. 1921 Glen,
ficIb Nbe. 9eI.: Einaree 82O5. Gnss
lifher @ottcshienit 10 Iibr pormittass;
Deutid,e nnh engliIde Sonntdgihule ,lm
II llbr rprmittags. Sentifer @ottesz
oienit nm II llbr pprmittoas Sehen lcsz
ten 9ienstas bes Nouats &irdenratsz
iitune. Surd, bic Commemorate ieben
oritten Tienstae, ionit ieben hritten
Sonnta9 SralIen Verein Ncriammlmng
&ird,,"..4)orprohe isber S-eitaeahero. Mue
.SInnucnsaenoiie,l iinb 6et5Iih einoelaben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
9omeiteab, ga.
9entfMe Gn. 2mtb. ct. 1farfuS 3trAs
S22-224 Sit 9. Mue.

8ep. Ct g. ahtenbere. Rfarrer 9eIes
pbpn fp. !745. I'm Sonnz unb 0eiers
tn9en pormittags 9:30 llbr Sonntdos
ld)ule; 1890 lt6r enaliid)er unb 1915
llbr beutfher @ottesbienft NQe @Iaus
benSaenoGen iirb ber5Ii1 ipillfom,nen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
GuIam bns. Clio

tipauq. ymther. Nartin 2ntiIer 2trme,
fsdc Eplcr nnb Ann Strake.
Esnrrer z. 9. Seuer. Seher Gonnz
,ua nurnlittao5 8 llbr Sonrrngidlitc /;
10 uhr .noliiter Wottcsoienft; II ubr
,ellti-her 8ottcsoienft.
30. S,lm,hensoeuniien unb 6reunn
limb he,5Iih einaelab-v.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
@arh, Snbiana
9eutihc Gp. Gutber. esnteras. .Rtrds
G6e ii. Dire. unb 6illmpre ctr

Efarrer Grid Eeterlcn. 1919 8tl
more Str. EEL: 236H1. Sonntaai4nle
9 l1br fir bic arobsn uno II l1br fur 6te
fieincn 0inber @ottesbienit UNI 10 llb,
IN Der enelilden nnb I'M II llbr IN Der
beltf6en Sprod5e
ale @Iaubens9enpHen unb sreunbs
itnb ber3Ith etnselaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26

/. Eroefnungsmarsch.
2. Star Spangled Banner ....... Key
Gomeinsam gesungen
3. ~ Frihlingsgruss ...... Schumann
By Wenn die Rosen bluehen ......
Frauenchor NIT Klavlerbegleitung
z = Ostseite S. 8. Liedertafel .
Dirigent :. Willy GROCER
4. a) My Treasure ............
i. ........ Martins and O'Hare
= b. Fair mich in die + erne ........
Cleveland East Junior Saxon Choir
4 Dirigent 49,. Rudo,s Schuster
S. Piano-Solo, ,.... FIJI. Helen Gross
6. I'm Boehmerwald $50. Volksweise
!. "a - Madrigal Gem. Chor.
Dirigent :. Prof A. Nikolaus
z. Schlittschulaeufer 80. Waldteufel
>, Fur gem. Chor bearbeitet Won
.'',e,s A.. Nikolaus
Saxonia und Eintracht- Hermania
8. sas1gerliebe auf der Aim
Singspiel in einen Akt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-26
Oonngstoun. Ohio
DeutiGe Gp. -0mth. 6pnternS. 0emetx3a
G6e Qinculn Hue. unb S5plmeS Sfe.

SrmtnaId,uIc icben Sonutng I'm 2 ilbr.
6duptanttcsbicnit nm 2:3O ltbr. SeDen
eritcn Sountoy i'm Npnat Srauen Nerein
Scrinmmll,na. Senen Slpeiten Sor:;tue
inn Monat &irf,cnrats>Si SibunN. NIle an'
,eren Werlammlllneen iueroen redatasifia
55efc::...... ..,r,s leben.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Washingfonians lndorse
McCarran SIum PROGRAM

The slum clearance program as
filed in the bilfof Senator McCarran,
former chairman of the Senate Dis
trict Committee, was indorsed by
the Washingtonians at a meeting
last night.
Congratulations were extended to
Chief Justice Bolitha Laws on his
recent appointment to the United
States District Court and the group
offered assistance to him in his ca
pacity as chairman of the Bar Asso-
cations special committee on i'm
proving the administration of JUS
tice.
The District Taxicab Commission
proposed by Representative Harris,
Democrat, of Arkansas was opposed
on the grounds that the Department
of Vehicles and Traffic can handle
any problems that come up and
added expense for another commits
sion is unnecessary.
The group deplored the Senate
Committees action causing the
Sumners-Capper bill to be shelved
until after the war and noted with
regret that the District men in the
armed forces will return to find that
they still don't have the democracy
they have been fighting for"
The progressive citizens of George
towns cleanup campaign was COM
mended.
Mrs. Gladys Latham, president of
the Central Business Association,
spoke. Miss Eta Taggart, president,
conducted the meeting held at the
Highland Apartments, Connecticut
avenue and California street NV.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
President Signs Bill
For0rder|yCorrection
OF Insurance Evils

President Roosevelt has signed q
bill granting the insurance business
three-year moratorium from ap-
plication of antitrust laws and re-
lated statutes, the White House an
nounced today. In af11xing his
signature, Mr.. Roosevelt said the
legislation Is fair to the States and
paves the way "for orderly correc-
ton of abuses" in the insurance
business.
The measure was prompted by a
Supreme Court decision in the
Southeastern Underwriters Associa-
ton case
The court, reversing precedence OF
IS years, held at the last term that
insurance Is ''in commerce" and
that reputedly coercive practices by
fire insurance companies in the
Southeastern States were subject to
antitrust law proceedings. The de-
cision was assailed vigorously both
by the companies and the States,
which said that it would hamstring
local regulations. The bill, signed
by the President yesterday, was de-
signed to give the insurance COM
panies time to put their houses In
order.
The Presidents statement said
that ut is clear from the legislative
history and the language of this
act, that the Congress intended no
immunity for monopoly or for boy
colt, coercion or intimidation. Con-
gress did not intend to permit pri-
vate rate-fixing. which the Anti
trust Act forbids, but was willing
to permit actual regulation of rates
by affirmative action of the States
The bill is emminently fair to
the States. 1t provides an oppor-
tunity for the orderly correction OF
abuses which have existed in the
insurance business and preserves the
right of the States to regulate In a
manner consonant with the Su-
preme Courts Interpretation Of the
antitrust laws -sA,->.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
La Sale Apartments
Sold for S1,n7,OO0
Ito William {. Bond

william G. Bond, real estate oper-
ator of Bethesda, Md, last night
purchased the La Sale Apartments,
1923 Connecticut avenue NV, after
submitting bid Of 81, ,277, 900 in cash
at a meeting of TOO stock and de-
benture holders of the apartment
corporation in the Shoreham Hotel.
Mr.. Bond also agreed to indemnify
the apartment corporation against
Federal taxes to the extent of $685.
600.
Prior to the meeting Mr.. Bond bid
81 100000 with similar tax indem-
nifty, and the only other bidder,
Leo M. Bernstein, real estate OPP
orator, offered s1,250,00o at that
time, without the tax indemnity,
Walter B. Guy, chairman of the
board of directors Of the apartment
corporation, said Mr.. Guy then
ordered the meeting held to con-
slider the bids.
At the meeting 1t was decided to
give each of the two bidders another
opportunity to raise their figures in
written bids. Mr.. Bond then offered
the 81 PIT 900 with indemnity against
taxes, and Mr.. Bernstein offered
81 ,260, ,005 without the tax indemnity,
Mr.. Guy said. The stock and de-
benture holders then voted to accept
Mr.. Bonds offer.
However, Joseph B. Danzansky,
Mr.. Bernsteins attorney, then asked
leave to bid S1,300,000 without tax
indemnity, but Edmund D. Camp
bell. attorney for Mr.. Bond, objected
to this additional bid on grounds
each party had agreed the written
bids were to be final. The stock and
debenture holders upheld Mr. Camp
bell in his contention.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Stettinius Leaves Havana

HAVANA, Mar. 10 (P.-Secretary
OF State Stettinius left aboard an
Army transport plane for Washing
ton today with members of his
party, returning from the Inter-
American Conference at Mexico
City.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
263,169 Gain Shown
In Population Here
Since 1910 Census

Washington's population in
creased by more than quarter of
a million between the census of
1910 and July, 1914, survey of
population trends by the Census
Bureau shows.
In April, 1910. Washington's pop
ulation was 663,O91. In July, 1914
it was 926, ,260-a gain of 263,169.
Both Maryland and Virginia
showed large population gains for
the period. Maryland's population
in July, 1914, was 2,127,874, a gain
of 306, $780, Virginia's population
passed the three-million mark and
stood at 3,199,155, a gain of 521 ,342
West Virginia lost 1875 800 and stood
at 1,715,9 1884.
The bureau explained the figures
represent changes both in civilian
and military population within the
continental United States. Thus
Army camps and training centers ir
Maryland and Virginia and States
further south had an effect on the
population.
California had the greatest in
crease of all the States. 1t gained
1885, ,602, an increase of 26.6 pei
cent. Florida gained 469,803 and
Louisiana. I'll sos.
Pennsylvania lost 653, ,092; Mime
sofa 283, ,637, and Oklahoma, 271 ,755
Although five to six million mer
went overseas during the period, the
birth rate was so high that the total
population of the United States in.
creased from 13l ,669 PTS to an esti.
mated 132 2,563,27
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Brightwood Group Backs
Chavez Plan on Jobs

The bill of Senator Chavez, DEM
ocrat, Of New Mexico favoring ap-
pointment of bona fide District
residents to official positions in the
District, after five years residence
was approved unanimously last
night at meeting of the Bright
wood Citizens Association.
The association also went on rec
ord opposing creation of a taxicab
commission, it being pointed out
that the Public Utilities Commits
sion and other agencies were
equipped to look after any matters
concerning the operation of taxis.
Charles w. Ray, president, will
represent the association at the
meeting of the District Recreation
Board Wednesday, at which time
the 1916 budget will be discussed.
Interest was manifested in the
proposed North Washington Rec
reation Council, following a report
Of temporary Chairman Carl v.
Hickman of Takoma Park. The
proposal provides for a boys club in
which boys, girls, men and women
may participate in athletics and
other activities. At the meeting to
be held in the Calvin Coolidge High
School April 16, the association will
be represented by the following
committee appointed by Mr.. Ray:
Samuel A. Swiggett, John Clagett
Proctor. Mrs. Jennie E. Clarke and
Thomas F. Ferry, principal of the
Paul Junior High School.
The meeting last night was held
in the Paul Junior High School with
Mr.. Ray presiding.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Chinese Casualties s., ,420

CHUNGKING, Mar. 10 (P.-
Chinese casualties on the Yunnan.
Burma front from October 81, 1943.
through February %, 1945, totaled
IS .420, an army spokesman said to-
Gay. OF the total, 81 ,602 were killed,
1871 wounded, and 4.087 missing.