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Evening star., 1946-12-12

near Chesapeake avenue, Silver
Spring; application of Clarence E.
Michehl for reclassification from
residential A to c of a lot on the
east side of Cunningham drive in
the Triangle Park subdivision and
the request of Charles Scheffres.
agent for Montgomery Arms, Inc,
for commercial zoning of land 'front.'
ing on the north side of Fenton
street west of Colesville road, Sill
yer Spring.
Denial also was recommended for
the application of John M. Phillips,
seeking reclaSsification from resi-
dental A to residential B of lot
on Holly street near Dogwood ave-
nue., Takoma Park.
The commission suggested defer
ment of action in the application
of Thorton Owen, agent, request
ing rezoning from residential to
commercial of part of the Heurich
tract, Glenmont. It was recon-
mended no action be taken pending
completion of a highway and land
use study for the Glenmont area
recommendations of the COM
mission on three applications re-
questing rezoning from residential
to commercial of three lots in Ken
sington was noted to be withheld
until after the public hearing Mon
day on the proposed coming plan
for the Kensington area. The lots
are on the north side of Old Bla-
densburg road just west OF the new
firehouse. The owners are Charles
Jones, James Craig and Charles M
Wolfe, and the hearings are sci
for December 10.
Approval Recommended.
Approval was recommended fol
the request of George E. Scoggin;
for rezoning from residential tt
commercial of the front part OF 9
lot on Elm street, near Carroll ave-
nue.. Takoma Park. A hearing will
be held on the petition at 1870 pm
December 20, in the Dispensar,
Building, Silver Spring. J.
The commission also expressed
the opinion that the application o.
The Valley Subdivision, Silvel
Spring, seeking commercial zonint
of lot at Georgia avenue ane
Flora lane just north of Montgom'
cry Hills be approved. The hearing
will be held at 2:30 pm. December
27 in Silver Spring.
Although its planning staff rec
commended approval OF the petition
of James C. Christopher, attorney
| for reclassification from Residential
A to apartment house use of two
lots on the south side Of East-Wes1
highway near Cloverdale street, the
commission voted to recommenc
that the county commissioners defer
action on the matter. until the ex-
tent of the proposed widening oi
this section Of the highway Is deter
mined. The hearing is scheduled
for 2:15 pm. December 26 at Be-
theSda.
Denial was suggested for the ap-
plication Of Potomac Conference
Corp, Seventh-day Adventists, seek
ing rezoning from residential B to
residential c of lot on the north
side of Hudson avenue. Takoma
Park.
The commission recommended de-
ferment on the request OF Mary
Louise Eiker for reclassification fol
apartment house use Of residential
property in the Linden area until
the proposed highway location and
land use plan has been completed
Evening star., 1946-12-12

FOUND" BY DOG TAG-Attended by his faithful dog Rags
Robert uz Sampson strayed too far from his home at
Ivy street. Arlington yesterday woman noticed the
youngster called police Through Rags
tag-isted Buzzys" father 1t George Sampson the boy
quickly returned home. Buzy and Rags were about
three blocks from home when found Star Stan Photo
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
MARTINS FERRY
NEWS
By Rose Crend

Martins Ferry, O., Dec. s.
Here | am--popping UP again for
another short report from Ferry.
The Junior Saxons have been
turning up pretty regularly for
Our Wednesday night choir prac-
tices-and, say, it's really begin
ming to sound like something!
Already we have been asked to
sing at the Christmas night ser
vice at church. Here's hoping we
make it sound like something
worth listening to.
We're working pretty hard to
perfect our Christmas play for
the Senior Saxons on Christmas
Eve. We still have lot to work
on, though. After the play is over
we're hoping to have lOO%
showing from the club go CAROL
ing with the Luther League. I
know they'll turn out!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Marie

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 5-N
capacity crowd filled the West
Y. NJ. {. a. to see another thrill
ing ball game end with a +2-22
victory for Salem, last Saturday
night Thanks Salem and West
too, for the grand turnout at our
affair. After the game we all
gathered at st. Nicholas Hall FOR
food and entertainment. Thanks
Herman and Bob for supplying
us with music for dancing. We
hope all of you who attended en-
Joyed the evening as much as we
enjoyed having you as our guests.
Let's make it speedy ".Auf
Wiederschen" "
Next game: Monaco at East
on Dec: II. Details next week.
Election Tonight
Our regular monthly business
meeting will be held tonight Fri
day. Dec. 8, at Sp. m. at the Fast
Sachsenheim. :E,lectic OF ofiic-
ers for the coming year will alhc
be held during this meeting. lie,
us have 1909 attendance.
All money for season~ basket
ball passes must be turned in to-
night, so please bring your passe>
and money with you.
Sign Up Now!
Arrangements have been made
to charter bus to all out-of
town games. Since the numbe,
of passengers is limited. anyone
planning to 60 should sign W
at the meeting tonight if possible
First come, first serve!
Anyone wishing Hotel reser
vations for the bowling tourna
ment in Columbus in Februar,
should sign up with Elsie Tha
before the 18th of December.
Boyling
! Where are all our bowlers OF
Sunday afternoons: Or could i
be that we have experts that d'
not need any practice:'
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to include the mutual agreements
that our trucks can carry ship
ments to Alaska inbound" with
out paying Canadian import dut-
les, transit or similar charges.
JANUARY will see the opening
J of many hearings, none of
greater interest than those on Re-
ciprocal Trade beginning January
l3 in Washington, followed by
special hearings by the Committee
for Reciprocity Information. In
Preparation, the State Department
has issued a list of Products on
Which Possible Tariff Concessions
will be Considered in Reciprocal
Trade Agreements Negotiations
which will include eighteen nations
to whom invitations were sent a
year ago, if the USSR, not yet
heard from, attends. So many
thousands upon thousands of pro-
ducts are included that it is being
discussed as though tantamount to
a general tariff revision.
Those interested must file their
application to be heard as well as
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Ruth

Cleveland. O.. Dec. 5-.Althouoh
we had no basketball game last
weekend we went to see the Sa-
cm-East game which Salem won
AZ to %. Congratulations Salem.
Some of the West gang went to
the affair after the game and
from what | heard everyone had
In case you have not game
a wonderful time. Thanks East.
scheduled this Saturday why do
not you join us at the Canton
West game. You are welcome.
To Canton
We arc awaiting your arrival
sat. night, Dec. 7th. The game
will be played at the West Side
Y. NJ. G. A. located on Franklin
Ave. and West Sind st. Game be-
gins at 8 p. m. We hope to see
a large representation.
To New Castle
Although we lost our game to
New Castle on Nov. % by the
tight score OF 1885, it did not
stop us from having good tine
After all one team has to lose and
it had to be our tough luck.
Thanks again NoH Castle for
your fine Saxon hospitality.
Attention
There will be no singing prac-
ticc noniSht instead our meeting
will start at Sis p. m. Everyone
please attend and he ON time.
You are all reminded once again
to bring your basketball pashes
and money down tonight sc
George can hand in his report
There are still few passes moi
accounted for so what's say We
have a little cooperation.
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By Mary M. Wagner

Salem O., Dec. 5-Our trip to
Cleveland East last Sat. was en-
joyed by everyone. The basket
ball game was very exciting with
Salem coming out on top. Score
was Salem AZ, Cleveland East 2S.
After the game we all went to a
hall they rented. Due to the fac,
Cleveland East could not obtain
ther oyn hall for this affair.
Thanks to Cleveland East fo~
the swell time and the meal. W {
really had fun.
Sat. Dec. 9TH, Ellwood Git,
comes to Salem to play basketball
We hope to see large crowd OF
you. The game will be played
at the Memorial Bldg. on East
State St. at I 80 p. m. promptly
After the game we will all adj
iourn to the Saxon Hall.
Jr. Saxon Meeting
Don't forget Jr. Saxon meet
ing Wednesday, Dec. llth a
! 8 p. m.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
SAXON VETERANS
ASSOCIATION
By Hans Steiner

All the SaXons present at tine
West Side Church Banduet last
Saturday were put to test their
sincerity and dependability as d
Christian as Rev. John Foisel
put it a jaw bone. a wish bone
on a strong backbone Christians
Hsp os yourself what am l.. At
our meeting ,ast Sunday we most
certainly had a disappointment.
Let's face the facts. so many OF
YOU want to go to the meeting
on Sunday and then YOU do not
come. Why not get together and
'Work with a pround and Con-
Scientious group: You may stay
at home. but several of us will
keep on working and make this
dream come through. Aftcr all
| lllC NdllS NN lldNl oll SollN lCllltl ~
we made in this article we know
you are reading this so lets act
We still will hold that card par
ty and dance on Jan. 5. The We
terans are also taking on Salem
in a bowling match. The date will
been set later. For something
different you may come to the
3 Act comedy play this Sunday
and see some good acting by the
Pennsylvania Theater Ncrcin
players. You Veterans may watch
the mail and then let us hear
from you as for Christmas. Let S
not forget the many friends we
made in the service and just send
them Nmas card.
The Veteran.
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CURTAIN GOES UP ON
AGENDA CLUC
SEMI-FORMAL DANCE
Color, Light, Music are King
By Ed Schuster

Cleveland, O.. Dec. 5-Mem-
Lers of the Agenda Club, all 3
of them, worke like eager beaV-
ers tonight at the Westsidc Sach-
scnhein erecting elaborate decor
ations for the Down Mexico
Way" semi-iormal dance to be
held Saturday night, beginning
at $50 p. m.
When the last piece OF setting
has been firmly secured, the $50
persons who will attend the
dance will be pleasantly surpriz-
cd with the transformation Of the
ballroom. Gay, vivid colors will
predOminatc. Mexico will be il
terally moved onto the hall.
Carts, vases. flowers. trelliscs,
nine foot dancing girls and boys,
cacti and lanterns are only a pal t
of the complete picture
Good Music
On stage. with smooth dancing
tunes, will be Walt Bergener and
his music, popular radio and So
ciety orchestra. That Latin touch
will take the spotlight in the mu-
sical department. \ grande
marchc, midway through the eve
ming, will change the complexion
of the occasion to that OF New
Year Eve.
Flor Show
The floor show will add even
more spice to the evening. Feat
uring the Mexican Hat Dance
Dolly Yankee, Hollywood dan.
Ger. will entertain with typical
presentations.
II you are one OF the people
that like to make up their mint
in the last minute, tickets for The
dance can be secured from any
Agenda Club member at ths
dance on Saturday night.
Curtain going up.
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CANTON ECHO
nv Lillian Bremen

Canton. O.. Dec. 5-Things a,c
really buzzing as for as basket
hall is concerned. The Juniors
have a good start loosing their
first game but winning the next
two. Anyone wishing to go to
the game Saturday, which is be,
ing played out of town please
notify the Theis because we are
planning to charter a bus and
need thirty or more people before
we can get it. We have had alot
of fun at the games and alot more
is in store
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
ST. JOHNS SENIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
BY Pauline krich

There will be a business meet
ing of the Senior League on Sun
day, Dec. 9Th. at 7::3O p. m. at
ISL Eddy Road. Those OF you
who attended our last affair
sounted as though you enjoyed
it.Come to this meeting and bring
along other church friends of
yours. This will be an important
meeting. Please attend!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
SAXON VETERANS!

If you contemplate building or
purchasing a home, the Central
Verband is ready to finance it for
you on favorable terms and low
interest rates.
You can get the necessary in
formation by calling our agent,
The Home Loan and Security
Corporation, 271O-14 Lorain
Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio, MElrose
1885.
Please parronize our &C
gertiSers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
NEW YEARS EVE
CELEBRATION
At the West Side Sachsenheim

This Nav Years Eve there is
going to be a private celebration
for Club Members and their
friends only.
So make your reservations now
for a Gala New Years Eve Cele-
bration here in your own Saxon
Home.
The we'll known Barons Band
will play for dancing and at Il
midnight a delicious home cook
ed meal will be served.
Only those having reserva-
tions will be admitted, so get your
family and close friends together
for a good old fashion SaxonNew
Years Eve.
Admission including meals =.
$3.50 per Person.
Reservations accepted until
December 3Oth.
Phone: WOodbine 0765.
THE MANAGEMENT.
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All correspondence relative to
the T. S. ]. A. Chorus will be
sent to either of these two mem
bers. The address of Miss Rauch,
is S. South Hazelwood Ave,
Youngstown 9, O. The address
of Mr.. Ulrich is OOS Liberty ST.,
Salem, Ohio.
All Clubs are requehtcd to CO.
operate with this committee 50
that the T. S. J. A. Chorus will
become an outstanding activity
of our AssoCiatiOn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

" wi SoSh oSii
er! Canada is
improving t h c
h i G h w a y we
built for mill
tary purposes
during the war:
the Alcan High
way. Facilities
that will make
possible unlim-
tied traffic are
b e i n G estab-
liShed. The Ca
madam Minister
of Information
al Ravanlla will
soon be issu-
ing the neces-
s a ry regula-
Tyl
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T.S.J.A. NOTICE

In order to coordinate the work
OF the successful organization OF
the I. 5. J. A. Chorus, Mr.. Andy
Ulrich of Salem and Miss Flea
nor Rauch of Youngstown. have
been appointed Chairman and
Secretary respectively of the
Chorus, under the control Of the
Association Officers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

Monaco VS.. EllWOOd CITY
Not received
November %
No results received on time
Games This Week:
New Castle at Monaco
Youngstown at Farrell
EllwOod City at Salem
Canton at Cleveland West
Cleveland East - Bye
1t is still impossible to print a
Leagues Standing due to the tail
ure of all results being sent in OF
games played to date.
Henry SCHNEIDER, 7. 5. J. A.
President
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Attention to the Senior
Mems Lodge

The meeting has been changc@
to the third Sunday of the month
and not the first Saturday. Plea
note this change. This change h2,
been made because Of the haslel
ball games PLAYED on Saturday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

THE Labor Department is
L launching a new service with
in the Division of Labor Standards
whose purpose is to assist schools
and labor unions that want to run
courses on union subjects. Help
will be given to get classes started
and to supply both outlines and
text material. Such subjects as la
Dor economics, labor law, union
set-ups, collective bargaining, un-
ion factors in industrial relations
and so forth are to be fostered.
The Labor Education Service
runs the program. 1t intends to
distribute pamphlets containing
school material and will publish
articles by recognized experts on
various labor union points. One Of
the important questions that
should be included is the very real
method of building self-respect
and creating high living standards
contained in the various profit
sharing plans in use in various in
dustries.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05
AIcon Hie hwoy Agreements With
Canada Demonstrate Cooperation
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

TT is good to know that Canada
and the United States have
been making friendly agreements
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

MYTH the political turnover of
!" November 5 it is exceeding
ly important that mis-statement
be carefully corrected. One of the
most often repeated and wholly
false statements relates to the an
ticipated Republican labor policy.
/ therefore direct your attention to
the statement of the Republican
Steering Committee recently re-
leased that "the Committee was in
full agreement that labor legisla-
tion which will be constructive and
EMPHATICALLY NOT PUNT
I'VE is an early necessity in the
SOth Congress. The first consider.
alton must be the welfare of the
whole nation which will necessar-
lily embrace the welfare of both
labor and management"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-05

their statements (ten typewriter
or printed copies are required) by
December 12.
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E3S935l{!3
Don't Neglect Them! .

Don't Neglect Them! =
Nature designed the kidneys to do
marvellous job. Their task is to keep the
flowing blood stream free OF an excess or
toxic impurities. The act Of living-IiJs
itself-is constantly producing waste
matter the kidneys must remove from
the blood il good heath IL TO endure.
When the Kidneys fail to function ae
Nature intended, there is retention OF
waste that may cause body-wide dis
tress. One may suffer nagging backachs.
persistent headache, attacks Of dizziness.
getting up nights, swelling, pufhnesg
under the eyes-feel tired. nervous. all
worn out.
OTrequent, scanty or burning passages
are sometimes further evidence OF kid-
ney or bladder disturbance.
The recognized and proper treatment
Is diuretic medicine to help the kidneys
get rid Of excess poisonous body waste.
Use DoGn's Pills. They have had more
than forty years Of public approval. Are
endorsed the country over. Insist ON
Doon's. Sold at all drug stores.
(1Y'yy''25III &
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Totals -. 1S )
Games Played Nov. l6
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Totals .... II 5 80
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Gen. Kinds 10 Direct
National Arms Meet

The War Department announced
today that Brig. Gen. Sidney r.
Kinds of Washington, noted small
arms expert, will direct the firing of
the national rifle and pistol cham
pionships which are being revived at
Camp Perry, Ohio, August 81 through
September 8. after a four-year war
time layoff. in cooperation with the
National Rife Association.
Gen. Kinds, 1887 winner of the
United States all-around champion
ship in both rifle and pistol, will be
assisted by six other Army officials
in directing the meet in which the
crack service and civilian marksmen
of the country have competed for A
years.
Gen. Kinds is former member of
United States international rife
teams and his record and advocacy
of individual rife training led to his
wartime assignment in England to
organize and operate the now ia
nous American School for Snipers
He commanded the 41st Infantry
Regiment, one of the units of the
I'd Armored Division, and took part
in nine campaigns of the Allied drive
through North Africa, Sicily, Italy
France and Germany.
Serving under him as range direc-
tor will be Col. Harland c. Griswold
professor of military science and
tactics at Maryland University for
many years. Col. Griswold, himself
national match veteran, will direct
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Funk Knew Of Nazi Loot
From Concentration CAMPS
by the Asxocioied Press

NUREMBERG, Aug. 5.-Evidence
that Walther Funk, Nazi Minister OF
Economics and former president OF
the Reichsbank, knew his bank
vaults were packed with money and
valuables taken from persons killed
in concentration camps was pre-
sented to the International Military
Tribunal today.
The evidence was offered by Sir
Hartley Shawcross, chief British
prosecutor, in the form of an affi-
davit signed by Walter Pohl, who
from 1884 until the capitulation of
Germany was chief of the economic
and administration office of the
S. S. ELITE Guard.
Pohl said he had visited Funk
twice in an official capacity and
both times discussed property which
had been taken from persons killed
in concentration camps.
Last May while Funk was on the
stand he denied that he knew any
thing at ALL about items found In
the Reichsbank vaults-even wher
shown films taken of the vaults
packed with trunks full Of loot.
The affidavit was presented by
Shawcross during his cross -examin.
alton of Friedrich Won Eberstein, for.
mer S. S. general and Munich police
chief
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Direct Flying Service
To Buenos Aires Slated
BY the Assoeioted Pres.

A new direct flying service from
the United States to Buenos Aires
via the west coast of South America
was agreed on yesterday by two
airwsys.
An announcement by Pan Ameri-
can World Airways and w. R. Grace
q Co. said this will eliminate a
change of planes at Panama. The
plan will be inaugurated when the
Civil AeronaGtics Board approves.
Miami will be the first United
States terminal, but direct flights
are planned from New York, Wash
ington and Boston, via Miami, when
Pan American receives domestic
routes to link its international
terminals.
The countries to benefit include
Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia.
Chile and Argentina.
Evening star., 1946-08-05

members of the Naval Affairs Com
mittee-Senators Tydings, Demo-
crat, of Maryland; Russell, Demo-
crat, of Georgia. and Byrd, Demo-
crat. of Virginia-all outrank Chair
man Thomas of the Military At
fairs Committee III Senate service.
Labor Realignments Seen.
Another example of the possible
effect the reorganization law may
have is cited in connection with
labor legislation. For many years
the House Labor Committee has
been regarded as composed largely
OF members whose viewpoints agree
with those of union leaders. In
January, under the reorganization
law. this group will be merged with
the Education Committee. The latter
has many members whose records
have shown they usually differ with
organized labor chieftains. The
Senate already has a combined
Committee on Education and Labor
Mr.. Monroney told reporter that
seniority will determine largely who
gets what posts. In many cases
OF equal service, however, many
acknowledgements battles already
are underway.
Evening star., 1946-08-05
Snake Killed in Niaht Club

MILES CITY. Mont. (P.-A local
night club owner and a ranch hand
glanced under Jukebox and de-
parted hurriedly in different direc-
tions.
The cowboy returned with a rope
lassoed rattlesnake and pulled the
lariat taut while the proprietor
severed the reptiles head with a
hoe
Calm patrons continued slipping
tall. cool ones.