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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
3iucig 33.

9lller Sriioern sur Nadwit)t. oai;
Ole nadllte Teriamlnlung am Srci
tag ben l.Mlni, nbenbs 8 llbr italt.
'lnoet, uno jlpar miro Ser slpeite
Sreitag ml .gtouat fiir Ste Som.
Imerutonate ,Suni bis Septenlber bci.
bchaltcl luerOeN.
Cine iebr ipihtige Vealnten-
Uer'anlllllng iinoet am .gtpntaa, Der,
10. Suni. s llhr abenoa itatt, iuu,ll
Naa Crld)clncn nlultlidpr geGnlten
|, errorOerliu) lit.
Scrrlln WtlIler. Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
1amend1ur Saronia.

Siebe Sangerinnen uno Vtitglle-
Der, es oiene alIen 5ur gefdaigan
Nahrift, baB rddite @eburtstags.
feier am 3onners!ag. Den 6. Suni,
ltattfinoet. Gbren sreroen mir oies-
NAL Die Sdngerinnen Maria Sigar.
to, W}aria Glafanaf, gillie &ebner
elsie 6leiifer, Gig. sntonius UNI
Gatb. Mer. Aliu bite UNI aablreihes
Griheinen. Wfarie Gtiibler.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Hrnocrbnno Der Scmtihaeme'nbe.

Gs oieme alien 8riioern oes Vrus
oerbllnoes sur geiGuigen Nahrid)t,
oab uniere uddite %eriarunlllua
oiesnlals am s. SUM, s llhr abenoS,
Ituttfinoet. slue griioer iino- gebsten
'ib bei oieier Terlamnlung II ein-
SuiiuNen.
Tiesnal baben mir oils SeburtS
taasfinoer 9lnoreas gtlfplaus uno
z. StiibIer.
,Sobn Aiertider, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Samendur Saroniu.

IS biene aQen Ytitglieberu 5rl
gefdaigen 9tahrid)t, oab unlere @c.
iddftsperianlllluneen Roen 2. Con.
nerstag i'm Wonut nnb @eburtstags
pnrtie jeben leBten 3pnnerstug I'M
Wonat nod oer Yrcbe ltattfinbet.
&. Iiibler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Sara Sebrid,

gGb. SeltInlft
geltorben am II. iWtai 1913 5u
GIeuelanh, ohio.
sluI cinem itiIleu Srieobpi,
go CRIME Sdune itehcn,
SdlGit lmIere liebe SHUTTER
Sic muBte bon inns geben
$,eiBe Srdnen iinn geflniien
slIs Die @ptid,ait lpurhe Iaut.
Sab Die Iugen bu 9eihloiien
Sic 10 ire,lnblid, tets geidalt.
Iiemanb tpnrte bns tpobl alne,l.
Widt emma! ein Nbihiebsmort.
9tid,t mebr fcnuteit ou iln5 Iasen
SSnrum ioilen mir nid,t Hagen?
Shlaie ianft bu quite MFuttcr
gSir trauern nod lno iinb betriibt
gScil iuir bid 10 lebr geliebt
@eipiomet BON oeinen Did, ME per.
seilenben ainocrn, 9ntel unb 8atte
Garl 0e6ridD.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
@eitieite 1ofal.&ilfsionb.

CUR Anfflarnns: Gos Sofal ,Silis
fono.&on!itee beidloB bel Ser 5tpei-
ten Veriamlnlung BON ben Neteranen
Der @orlO War 2 nidt 5u tolleftie.
rem. Waru1n? IS erfl1rt iid ielbit.
Oiefes, obne Nutorit1t bes &aupt.
fomitees. Da mander summler sic
yeteranen perlonlid ni6t femme, iino
aud iolde angeiproden ipor6en, mel.
DIE nber baben frei,pilltg geber mol.
len, 10 odB bon ben 81 Neteranen
(einer 9efaaen) bon 3tpeie /, fiebcl,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Calm, Clao
GpangeI,id,. Qnth. Emmanuel. .0trde,
POI SDuth @rpahtuan.

Yaitor Scbu 9auman. SonntaaihuIt
ieben Sountan 8 llbr borr,ittaas. 10 llb,
@otte:bienit in Der NdrncsIprnd)e. II
ilbr oeuiidtr @otteshienIt. Ser belt>
She &ir6er Jrouen Gcrein bat ant atpets
ten Wlittlpod) ieben Wpuats, 8 ll6r
abenbs, GeriammIung. Aonfirmanben'
llnterrid)t (3ipeiidbrig) bon Septeu,ba
big SireriL 9ienstas uno 1reita9 nob
mittaps A 1l9r. ..
Mue Glaubensaenciien ,nb 8reitnbe
fins beralit) lpillfon,nlen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Gnnheon 4artenpartie bes Jrauen
,8ereins Der Seutid 0emeinbe

WtittuDof, CEN IL. Suni, peran.
ltdltet Der sSrauen Yerein elm
Hundeon &artenpartie
i'm Grogeifob Der 5eutldfirhe, ".
S9th u:o MiQnro slue. lin / ll1r
ftahmittags miro ierpiert.. Sir einen
guten 9und iorst bas &omitee. Nile
aeitglieoer nno iSrellllSe iino ber3.
Iib eingelaoen fir einen eelniitlide,
Nafrnittne. 9ole Gue, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Gbieaao, SQinois

HeutiGe unb StebcnbRr9ti6 GaMliAe
Ct. HauIns @emeinbe, 1865 &smer Ctr.
Yaftor G. Sdmiot, 1879 3omer ctr
Seben So,nt1a o ilbr Snnntdglfule in
enaliid u.b hsutif. 9euild)er Gottes>
oienit jebeu Spnnta9 11:1F ilhr: ens>
lh'htr G,ottcsoienit ienen stpeiter unD
bierten Sonnta9 1O:l5 1lhr. Geutiher
Nonfirmanncnsl sllnterriht --2ttttpott mods
nitta9s 4:3O llbr; enaI,ider 8onfirs
1anbenzllterriI,t San,Stas po,uittags
10 llEr. Seutide Sbule San,staG nad@
rlittags ubr.
ellie 6!s,lbensecnoGen unb G:eunoc
iinb ber5lirt eitgeldben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
(Slltuoob Gitr, Ya.
Ct. 3auI& Meti;cinbe.

FaEor SDo,nas 9. 4rjniser. 8aupts
ootfesnicnit ieben Sonntag 1890 ltbr
n,ora.,is. Go,,ntagiGuIe $3.50 libr.
&unfirannenunterrid,t ie rad Nngabe
bes r,arrcrs. &irfcnratsiibung ieben
letten Sanlstaa inn Winiuat I ll5r abcnDs.
Sonntagldullebreriisuna iebsu oritten
Sor:.oa i'm gPouat. s:a,l itbr morsens.
@irhennorprobe ieben Sreitag 1880 uhr
utsHSSSs Stirben Truuen YereinszSitz
3un9 icocu orittem 9onnerstas I'M Nos
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
@iabior. Ont, 3auaba
Ct. HnufuS 0ir6lc, CureNt 4pe.

1916 Y.-ent Mps.. @inbIor. 8anabd.
Gottesbierit in ben Scmmcr!noraten
non 90 llbr pormittogs. Sonnta8s
it..;ale bon 1O-11 uhr borlnttta9S. Sc
ben eriten Mpntae i'm @onat &tr4ens
rats sSiSune. Seben erite,l Oonnerstae
1,,enDs I'M Nonat Srauen Terein cts
sllng. 2lIic Wnltss mn BlaubensgenoNen
iinb berslidJ ipiIlfDm:len.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Tarrca. IA.

9entid,e gu. 2ntb. ct. Yanlus =0trds.
721-25 0rmit Mue.
Efarrcr Nribur 8. @!anf. cSeben Conn.
tag 8 lt1r ppr,nittaas SonntaaIhule;
10 ltbr cn9lil:ber; II ubr oeutf&er
8ntteSoicnir.
Iue l,ltleriiden GlnubensgenoEer
beiltfd,er llnb eneliider SEnae in Tar>
rel, Sbaron nno llmaeasno iino 3u ben
@ottesbie,liten berolifit eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30

"a in ser Teriamlnlung Der 8eriG'i
Don ser &onpention porgelelenen
,uiro, 10 ,peroen alle Sd),ueitern er-
llft ipenn nur mogliel slnteil 81
ne)men an Der Ser lalilnllnng. \
aatb. 5opfer, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
G!euelanb Rcft. - gcutfdj -0emetnbe,
@sff 80. ctr. nnb gSillar6 Mpe.

Solannes Tcunhldnbcr. Senirr Yuz
itor; Sohn g. Scutihlinber. Iiiociote
Eaitor, 5000 gHillorb Mpc Gel: @oonz
zine 9O55. Seutider @pttcsoienit ieben
Sonntu9 9-1O llbr; Sonntasi hule 10
biz II libr; Gngliiher 8ottesoienit II
big ~ llhr. Nue Solts9enoiien iino ber5>
lid cingelaoen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
G,ebclano, Chic
S-kUSsuUVe AVbU
3. g. Gpatg. 0mth. e.. SsbanneS 0irdje

3. e. Guaas. Guth. St. Ssbannes 2ir4e
Eaitnr 6u,,s 0oiiel, 7G1 gbbp Noat.
St!: Nulberrp O646. iltr purmittags
teutiNer YutttStienit. 10 llbr Spnnz
taaihnle. II Ib- eneliIGe, @ottesbienit
yutber 2iga Mnbad,r i;~b Terlamnluns
Sonnta9 1880 llhr obe,e.;. ac:::;s;rmdnz
oensllnterrid)t unb beut:be Ghule am
Sdmstne bon 0 llbr Dcrultiaas ar. MIle
0laubens9enpiien !iro Jcr5lib einge@
Idben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Sonteiteao, ga.

'yuWeNeuu, CU.
Seihide Gu. 2utb. ct. gtarfns 0irAs.
222-224 OF J. Npc.
Neb. .. U. Mhtenberg, Yinrrer. Selcs
plon So i745. 9ln SoIu> lln6 0eier<
tagen porn,:ttaas $3.50 'lbr Snnntnes
inule; 1890 ltbr ena!iiGcr unb 11:l6
ubr oenfdcr Gptte5bienir.
Mus @lnubens9enoiien unb 6relinbe
iinb ber5lt6 ip,Ilfon,nlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Canton, Chic
0ntterifme GbrtitmS atr0Ae,
2tt}-i4. Ctr. y. &.

Hfarrer 9ilfsprep1eer. COINS
taGldnle u'r 9:3O uhr riprQcn Nutits
Sn9liider 8ottesbicnit 1880 llhr mors
Dens
AQe @IuubcnSoenpiicn uno 0reunte
iiro ber5(id, ei,,eelaocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
kirrblitbe Aacbricllten

nat. IS ,ihr; 2utter XiaasS sSibune 6
bis 9 llhr nbenbs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Columbus, Eaiu
Guang. lntber. Narttn lutber 0tr@e,
G6c Npler unb Nnn Strake.

Yfnrrer 9. 9. @eller Sscben Sonnta9
porittass 2 l1tr Sunntog'a,nie; 10 llbr
cnsliidler Gptteshienit; II l1br beutider
8ottesrienit
9lne GIanbe..seenoiien unb Treunbe
iinb ber5lic: eu,eelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
2l,aS alliance, Ohio
3'ueis 3.

9lllen .M.!!glieDern ciels il;r az
ia4ieen 9sa:... .rift, Oab ri. Yariaum.
lung mfrs aud Der Nerid)t Ser Teie-
9aten bon ser 8onpention abaesebsn
Seoes Witglieo miro gebeteu allsre,
ieno 81 iein.
MISUNDERSTANDING
iinoet ltntt om Gonnefstag, Den
6. Suni. Sulius Gpertb, Sef:.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
0eimd)t tpirS:
Waria YRiiler aus 0rokaQiidJ

oeren Sdtpager Eeter Shmller aus
GeQborf uno ieine 5rau aatbarila
sd,uuer aeb. Yaiaer aus SrObaaiid'
Die i'm Sabre 1922 nad arsentirien
aus1panoerten. Bitte iif perionlid)
ODER brieflib nit mir in Wcrbinouna
5u Iesen megen einem Brief aus
Seiterreid.
Nor.: Moie Gpe, 31O3 W. 100. Ctr,
'lenelaito. Ohio. EEL: ut. O14O.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
9etroit, Nid,iaan
9suttd)e unb S6@fii&e Gv. 81. $etrus.
Qirdle, Wlemftelb Mnh 9lpsberrp Ape.

8ird1e, Wlenttelb unb Npsberrv Aoe.
Yfdrrcr Spbannes Meutid,, 1921 8len=
ficlo Mpe. Tel.: Yinsree 6205. gngz
lilher 8pttesbienit ~ i1br por,nittdgs;
Sel,tife ui,b eneliite Soil,ltaeidrle I'm,
II l1br pormittaes. SsJ:it)er Gottes>
oienit u1 II l1br pormitta9s. Seben
Ietten Gienstae oes Nsrnats &irdens
ratsiisuns: 0ur9 be Commemorate
jeben oritten DienstaG. io,.tt ieben
hrittcw Surutda Sra,;su Wclsin 0er>'
iann,lung. Girtcndcrprnbe ieeen Sreiz
tn9ahcnb.
Vile Glcubcnseerpi'en anb Srernbe
iinb ber3lid eingelaten. '
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
" youngstown, Ohio
1eutibe GO. 2utb. 6pnterus .Wemetnbe.
Ode Siucplu un0 HiifG Xrc.

= Vde StNtbIN Hhb UVtD ave.
9ia,rer gilbert 6. g. Grofie, 866
Bid Npe. Snaliid)er Bottesbienft 9 lltr.
Sunnta9j6jale 10 11Dr. Gcutiher Gots
fesbienit ii llbr. Sebcn eriten Sonntae
i'm Wlonat Irallen sserein gerimnmlMno.
::senen sluciteu goMntag i'm Nonat @irs
denratz Situng. Sepsn aIpeiten 1eitts
mod I'M Mpuat 2;;:bcc 3i9a Uerimnnas
lung. SnnntaaIhu!z Situng ipirb TN
Noraus betanntgeseben.
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Carr, Snoiona

-. WarN, Sn6iana .-,|-
9eutihe 81. 2nther. Srrterns. .0irde.
Gde II. Nue. nnb Oiampre ctr.
Sfas:er Guouit g. Giif5tina. 1919
Fillmore Ctr. Ssi.. c,c... ,yepch
Sunntaa 8 ilhr rormitta9s Srnutaes
ibnle. 20 llbr cngliId1er 8ottesbienft
II l1Er b,utihcr 0ottesblcrit.
Mlle lntDcr,|d)en @lnlrensgenuHen
oelltidcr luc englilher 3un9e ir Barb
unb llmaebilne ltnb su Sen 8Ottesoiens
itcn bcr3lid) cinaeIahen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30
Iunaea. 0a.

1t"tVWe VpuUB. %H1V. ". PSIStHv
CYencinbe, 5. Str.
Yfarrer 8ans .. S. Simoleit 244
Mbams Ctr, saoheiter, Ha. Selepbon:
9tod5eiter 236S. 8ottesoenit $3.50 llbr
morgens; SpnntaeihuIe 1915 l1tr. -
Srauen Werein Weriammrung am Ietten
3onnerstos iecen Nounts, s ubr abenbS
syebern,alm lit berslih :pi0to:nmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-30

Iieics asabr miro unier beliebtes
@rigorifeit ipieoer nbseb item. aui
nnierem alten Hrab I'M 2incoln Yarl
IN MQiallce, Ohio, unb ,lpar iii
IA. sSuli. 2ieies .rur Der ein5iss
Sonntas gu baben i'm Suli. Alir
Mgnetbfer relerpiert euh ale bieier
Sountag. s. Stern, Sefr.
- &etien Sie bei Gtnfdufen bar.
M bih 0ob Sic bic anseiee n
.0olfSblntt- oeleieu haben.
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,Mllen SdNpeftern oes 3speig 5
oiene our geidllieen NahriGt, bab
Die nod,ite 8erlanl1nIuns Gomners.
taenbeno, ben Z. Stunt, itattfin6et
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Weorg Meier, 1eit.YraHbent.
u m. = hnfer, Jet.Setret6r.
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,lbesboltsn am o. 21Iai unS 1!n Glseslano Ohio.
i'm
@ :::: % : e.; '::: s:
@ % iii % 81 % ' SUM "Fs s'""" 1901 Denton ' s'"''' o' "
..... Fest Ordnung
ERSTER TAG ZWEITER TAG
Empfan
Uhr Gemens Uhr Genensa
ndonsv
Uhr
80 Delegtenshzung 80 Delegaenstzung
Il Genunch Untehanmg wd Tanz.
81
Ur abendsF Festpogramm Uhr abnds:Tanz
Fest-Programm
Dmigent Professor Andreas Nikoaus
Raymond o"';z".: Rss~rs, % nHs N"'"' '"'"''
Star spanssd Banner c - Francis SEQ" Key
m vS % s ( x u.;" S 'S o" G B;;s w Nit o k's"sF
Barssr~ssss der sadt Hon. Thomas A. Burke
"S"" Fur rrauhor bsbs.t Won Professor A. M1o,u
My Her" D.noas s.os. " Nit os.. Oscar Strauss
's's'"s' Rss Rs;s S s:;; }ss:'"i s rs D:s::sss:; D
Ss*"""'f'' 1s n Sonnet
Solo
o s *s:s%ss % and :. s:s 4.: z:%:ss 5 Rudolf .....
ved we adngM Chor
East s@'' "'"
A. Wan" " p % a a w:ssssn ] s Hn't e "s: & : % H+''"'
Strauss
chten bearh Won Profess Andrea Nkolau
mMadtH tHrmamn
Nachher Tanz und gemuetiche Untehaltung.
s %"s ST.. % s's sf: sss s S
rk.N
81 III Mt 81
b
mb nab nnS
n mniruS nYioses sbenm
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Sur Grtnneruno

an uniere pielgellebie Wfllttcr unb
Nuttin
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II
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Forest Hills Group Opposes
Liquor License Application

Active opposition at the hearing
tomorrow on an application for q
class &C.. liquor license by restau-
rant at 1859 Connecticut avenue
NV. was urged last night by Ed
ward L. Springer, president Of the
Forest Hills Citizens Association. A
resolution opposing the granting of
the license was adopted.
Mrs. Leslie B. Wright was ap-
pointed chairman of a committee to
investigate possibilities of preparing
the grounds at the south side of
Chesapeake avenue NV. at Thirty
second street for use as a play
ground.
The group asked that public hear
ings be scheduled and advertised
before any changes are made to the
District Code, and called for imme-
diate provision of adequate facilities
for tuberculosis patients and reopen
ing Of the tuberculosis ward at GAL
linger Hospital were requested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire F. Muncy and
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Wood were
accepted as association members.
President Springer conducted the
meeting, held at the Ben w. Murch
School, Thirty-sixth and Davenport
streets NV.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature /:
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Kenilworth Association
lndorses Judge Barse

Municipal Court Judge George P
BarSe was indorSed by members of
the kenilworth Citizens Associa ton
last night to fill the present vacancy
IN the Municipal Court Of Appeals.
The group also voted to aid in the
current Red Cross drive. Mrs.
Claude w. Brown was elected chair
man of the associations Red Cross
Drive Committee, to appoint her
helpers at a later date.
Other resolutions asked for
motorcycle patrolman on Kenil-
worth avenue and that all alleys in
the area be covered with gravel and
oiled. The body also voted to confer
with the Cheverly Md Citizens
Association on the prospect of get
ting bus service from the District
line to connect with streetcars on
kenilworth avenue and the Cheyerly
area.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
More Civic Interest
Urged 10 Offset Delay
In Representation

Failure of Congress to act favor.
ably on national representation fol
the District adds impetus to the
need for well-rounded citizens asso.
citation membership here, Col. Hugh
Miller, president of the Dupont
Circle Citizens Association, told the
group last night.
Its the only way the citizens Of
the District have to express them.
selves and let their wants be
known" he said, adding that they
must bolster their resolutions by i'm.
pressive attendance figures.
On national representation, Col
Miller told the monthly meeting ir
the Mayf1oWer Hotel: II would say
don't be discouraged, because think
that some day people are going tc
rise up in their wrath and demand
that things be DONE"
Morgan Explains Tax Law.
He lauded the work done in this
direction by Senator Capper, Re-
publican, of Kansas on the District
Committee.
10 v. Morgan, formerly the one
man District Tax Appeals Board, who
estimates that District income tax
revenue has nearly doubled since
the statute was affected January
l, 1899, discounted the theory of
some residents here that member
ship in a local citizens association
in itself makes them liable to pay
income taxes to the District.
He said the law with respect to
individuals imposes q tax on per-
sons domiciled here on the last day
of the taxable year.
Explaining the term "domiciled, )"
Mr.. Morgan said, Generally speak
ing, change of domicile takes place
when the subject Is free. agent,
physically moves to the new jurisdic-
ton and has an intention of rema in
ing in the new jurisdiction indef1-
nitely."
Evidence Decides Liability.
The fact that a person paws a
tax in another State does not elimi-
nate the Districts right to tax him,
Mr.. Morgan said, but that may
bear some proof as to his intention
to return to his home in another
State if a ruling is sought as to
his liability here.
Whether or not a person Is liable
to pay income taxes here, when the
matter Is in question, must be de-
cided much in the same manner as
a court decides a case, with all the
evidence considered, he declared.
Discussing some of the phases in
which the District tax law differs
from the Federal statue, he said that
IN deductions for contributions. u
the District allows only those made
to organizations for the benefit of
the District. Under this ruling gifts
to foreign relief organizations, for
example, are outlawed.
Donations to the District Red
Cross, although the organiza ton Is
an international one, may safely"
be deducted, however, he believed.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Manor Park Group Asks
More Recreation Aides

The Manor Park Citizens Asso-
citation last night voted to urge Con-
gress to restore to the 1947 budget
estimates of the Recreation Board
of the District of Columbia IA posi-
tions involving annual salaries OF
s29 1856. These positions include a
director Of information and research
at $3.50, a clerk-stenographer at
81 ,902, five senior recreation direc-
tors at $2.l00 each and seven recrea-
ton directors at 81 ,902 each.
Leonard Bowen, who introduced
the proposal, stressed the urgent
need for trained supervision over
the Districts Fairgrounds "as a
means for curbing juvenile delin-
quency."
AT the suggestion of James T.
Evening star., 1946-03-05

Scott, ST., president, It was decided
to support the Federation Of Citi-
zens' Associations in opposing en-
largement Of the tourist camp To-
Gated in East Potomac Park. Mr..
Scott emphasized the need for recre-
ational facilities in the area.
Cooperation between the citizens
associations and parent-teachers'
associations was urged by George A.
Corbin to meet juvenile delinquency
Evening star., 1946-03-05
House to Give Tax Talk

c. c. House, tax expert and men,
Der Of Howard University faculty
will talk on the Federal income tax
at BIS o'clock tonight at a meeting
Of the Pennsylvania State Club at
l703 Eleventh street NV. William
o. Woodson, president, will preside
Evening star., 1946-03-05

Fire Department adopt three eight
hour shifts in lieu Of the present
two-shift system.
The meeting was held at the
John Greenleaf Whittier School,
Fifth and Sheridan streets NV.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. Ali
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problems. Mr.. Corbin said that
through such cooperation, addi-
tional recreation for the Districts
youth could be provided.
Leonard Bowen was appointed to
study a proposal that the Districts
Evening star., 1946-03-05

Thomas Paine's famous pamphlet
Common Sense" was published
January 10, 1776.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
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Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
DAGSBORO

Mrs Mary West wishes to thank
her many friends who have been so
Lice TO send her cards since sh"
has been a Shut-in
Nh. and Mrs. William Davidsou's
sunday evening guests were Mr.
tnd Mrs. John Davidson OF Milford,
Nj! and Mrs George Davidson ut
Harrington. Mr. Baker and Mrs.
Alice Parson OF Pittsyille. Md. Miss
Ruth Phillips OF Laurel. Mir. and
Mrs. Howard Davidson and child
dren. AI. and Mrs William Lon=
md Mis- Edith Lynch
Mr.. and Mrs. George Joines and
children of Wilmington spent the
week end with Mrs JONES parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter RoSers.
Mr. and Mrs Ephriam West spent
sunday With his mother. Mrs. Mar
West
Mr. Frank Bunting is home with
AN honorable discharge from the
AlmH.
Mr. and Nh Charlie Spicer have
oIcntde up their filling station OF
the Vines Neck road formerly own
cG hy Warren Win4ate.
Nh and Mrs Raymond BUrha2C
cl PoWellsyi}lr, Md. spent Sunday
vith Ihcir daughter and sOn-in- law
!r and Mrs Elwood Vickers Mrs
Ii-io Humphrics and Carl Humpn
licS called in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Parson O
EoNaua called on Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac West Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinney Clogg en-
tcIt~ined to Il turkey dinner sun
DAY their parents, Mr. and Mi,
Cmnir Clogs. Mrs. Mary +. Nicker
and Donald Roe.
Mrs. Harry Bunting and Mrs. F.b,
Ch&ndler are i'll at the LeWes ho.
pital
MIR. Joe W Bunting retmne,
;Iter SPENDING sometime with hi
.on ana family, MIR. and Mrs. LIE
: runtins AT Baltimore. Md.
Woodrow Mitchell OF Phila.. wa
"r overnight guest Of his parent,
\r and Mrs. John Mitchell the pas
week.
Mn and Mrs. Alvin DaiSey spen
sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alhcl
iiadson At Williamsville
Mrs. Margaret Sturgis spent Fri
! day With her parents. Mr. and Mr.
> harlie Scott at Ironshire. Md
. Russell West returned to hi
/ tomt ne>r town Thursday atte
Nrrndin@ thrr" Years in rhr Suut
lacilic Harry lone al. rcturnc
With ha -',ehlr@c.