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Symphony
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be divided with Coolidge High
School, each school receiving 200
with another 400 divided by the
recreation department between COM
munity center leaders in the two
schools. An additional 200 will be
available at the information coun-
ter in the lobby of The Star Build
ing and so more at Station WMAL.
Invitations for the first concert will
be ready for distribution within a
few days.
Each concert will feature a SYM
phony with shorter works by famous
composers rounding out the hour
long program. At the opening con-
cert, DR.. Kinder will conduct.
Because the concerts are to be
broadcast the guests are being asked
to be in their seats not later than
8:15 pm. when the doors will be
closed.
Schedule Of Concerts.
The complete schedule for the
concerts IS as 1OllOWS.
November 1S-Roosevelt High School
November 25-Armstrong High School
December 26-Leland Junior High
School.
: January 13-McKinley High School.
January 20-Central High school
January 27-Browne Junior High School
February 1Q---Wilson High School.
March 10-Western High School.
March 24-Washington-Lee High School.
Tickets for the concert at Nc
Knley will be divided between
Mckinley, Eastern and Anacostia
High Schools; those at Armstrong
between Armstrong, Dunbar and
Cardoza, and those at Leland Junior
High between Leland, Bethesda
Chevy Chase and Montgomery
Blair, In order that coverage will
be as widespread as possible.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Tide Tables. q

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, a6, on July 20.
Lowest, IL, on Jan. %.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Race Group Asks Theoter
Here to Lift Color Bar

The Committee for Racial Democ-
racy in the Nations Capital yes
terday asked Marcus Heiman of
New York, who rents the National
Theater here, to "lift the color bar"
at the theater. The telegraphed
request was signed by Miss Ida Fox,
executive secretary. The telegram
referred to an incident Friday night,
when Negroes were said to have
been barred from the theater.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

+ AIon gives every job in
diyiduol attention - &C.
tuoIly REBUILDS eoeh
piece.
K Alon PADS oil backs;
HAND -SEWS them-no
tocks!
X AIon makes every piece
a MASTERPIECE.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
The Sun an,
alf hour after sunset.
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in tn,
Capital (current month to date):
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KIun
Continued From First Page

planned effort" in 1910 to combine
the Klan and the German-American
Bund into one organization.
2. Eugene Sanctuary. openly ac-
knowledged by the German Ministry
Of Propaganda as one of it's most
dependable allies in America" is
publisher and co-author of the
Klan's official history and handbook.
8. During 1934-1936, there were
many instances of informal local
mergers of Khan and Silver-Shirt
groups, the latter being a semimili-
tary, secret society patterned on the
Nazi storm troopers, and operating
in close relationship with the Nazi
party.
4. Edward James Smythe, founder
of the Protestant War Veterans and
Protestant Chaplains' Association,
was active for years both in Klan
and Nazi Bundist circles, and con-
tinues to work with New Jersey
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Citizens Meeting Postponed

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Mt. Pleasant Citizens Associa-
ton, regularly held on the second
Monday of each month, will be post
poned until November Is, due to Ar
mistice Day, President Marcus Bor-
chardt announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Red Cross Group to Meet

The second Christmas meeting of
the Red Cross Community Service
to Camps and Hospitals will be held
at Walsh House at 1890 am. Fri
day.
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Hamburger Bouten
fver die Eng|oender

balten. Gie Slide J. 9. lit cine
&cn5eliion, an sic ipGter 8erruen.
olng fir bie 0eutihen. oa bie Gna,
ldnoer lie faum benuben, oenu tic
erbalten Observation-Disclosures.
Die 8auneiie ipeiht BON ser hel
l'ns iibliden ab. @eber 3iegel nod
Veton iueroen perpanbt, MIR StabI,
fofmerf lit porgeieben. G>ie 0iifen.
tehniId ausgeoriift sic Beiahe,
mcroen entlpeber NIT Shlpemmbe,
ton ober EreBbols ausgeiiillt. Mui
Den 0ddern iollen @1rten entiteben.
Die ean5e &olonie itebt in einen
rieligen Yarf, ser nur bon 8e,
gen burd,5ogen lit. 9ie bisherigen
Straben5iiae peridapinoen. gemer.
fcnstpert lit nod sic Sei5ung, sic
Ourd) elm eigens erbartes sSernbei,.
uerf beiorgt miro. I'm oieies ;sern.
hei5perf wirtifaitlid) 5u geltalten.
lit porgeieben, oab oie geiamte eng.
hide gnflape 5l,gleid) nit Sem
Observation-Disclosures gppenoori
angeidloiien miro. gs ion in Ser,
binoune nit einem gleftrisitGtsrpert
I'M &al,me Sobeluitdauiiee- -2ebm
meg entiteben. 8is 5ur 1ertigItel,
lung miro lrabriheinlih oas fleine
1ernbei5perf in ser Garolinenitra
be oie 8eriorguns iibernebmen.
Oas grobe Broieft bat auf, itGo.
tebaulid geIeben, elm beionoeres
8elidt. Denn es ltellt einen ent
ldloiienen SoritoR 5u elmer nel,el
gautpeiie, rielleid)t 3u 0ormen Sc,
9uf,nft bar. gs lit Elm Experiment
bas mogliferlpeiie rihtungspeiien>
iein miro.
0ielfad) geduberte Nfeinunger
bon Der 8ep0lferung oab intaftt
6duier innerbal6 Ser britiihen gn
flape geiprenet uno burh &odhGu
ier eriest tperoen, iino iali1. Nas
bell lit, bleibt gan5, 9iifen iolle1
ausseiiiQt meroen uno uas beid)d,
6igt it, miro ausgebeiiert.
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YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO
Young Married Couples
Group Picnic

The newly organized Young
Married Couples Group OF the
Saxon Lodge and Honterus
Church will hold its first picnic
of the season at Pleasant Valley
on Sunday, August IL, 1916.
All of these planning to attend
will kindly bring their own pic
mic lunch. The meeting place i:
at the Honterus Parish House
655 Wick Ave. at 10 a. m. sharp
so that all will go together. There
will be no delay in leaving, Sc
plan to be there on time.
This picnic is not only for mem,
bers, but for all Young Married
Couples who desire to attend
Therefore plan to be with us or
Sunday. Aug. IL, for the Young
Married Couples Oro,sp picnic.
Bring the children.
w. NJ. Hartman. Sres.
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g.: Gin Geteran erblelt cine
~bluue" gntlaiiung im 6ebrlrar. st
bat Damn nad) 9tiidfebr in sic Sci
mat cine goritealne oasesen erbo-
ben, ,pie lie ourb sic 9. s. Dill por-
geIeben lit. gr bat ioeben cine Gnt-
laiiung in gbren erbalten uuo iraet
ob er iett Sic Iusmriterungs cbluna
erbalten fam, ba er 90 Mpnate lang
lteberieeoienit auf5lnpeiien bat.
81: Sahpobl. 3.rar gab, es einer
Iesten Stid)tag am 2. lebruar '4f
fir ioId)e geteranen bie tros ibret
8ered,tigung bie ausmltiteruugs-
Sablung friiber nidt beboben battcn
aber oieienigen Seterunen, 0ie einl
Gntlaiillng IN Gbren nad) ltebcr,
priifllng friiberer gntlaiiungen er-
bielten, biirfen aucy ipdter bie Gin
gabe MAIDEN. Shreiben Sic an bas
grmp Central slbjultmeut Siiicc
1900 8ooofellom 8lpo., 81 Snuis
20, Wo.
- Please patronize our ad
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E1lw48R SE%s CITY
By Cert"

i:li"ood City, Fl . August s.
Since o,V reporter is taking {;
loEg earned vacation'' ! will be
writing the news TO- while. W
al ;ope George is having a goo'i
time.
The Juniors wis., to thank a!
those who took par in making
:he veterans Dime" such , sue
ccsSilI affair. Th= dinner was
Wonderful.
The meeting th,> month viii
be he'd at a futur, date instead
OF the first Sunday III the month
Watch this column or the loca
paper for date and .ine.
Ks far as we kn, w thcr, will
be some golfers going to Cantor
to the tournament.
,p to date thei. is not :
ch 'ruS to take part at Cleveland
A. though the songs are known
We cannot seem to get together
gu; were still trying.
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s'ebenhiiroifd,-2 ,-2lmerifonifd,es Dolfsbldf1

r1be Baltimore Gun" iaet, O@sl
babe Sunoerte bon Jeblern eemad,t,
ober Ole 1atiafe bleibe beiteben, bo.
in Sen pereongenen orei 8oden obuc
SNM WiIionen Don Menifen IeioeN
nnlBten.
r0be telegram, 1prontc, lit Der
Mniid)t, oab oie &pmintern aufgeloll
tpuroen, Inn oie 8iirger Ser Genrc-
frotien 81 tGuiden. ltno bos lei in
einem iaIt unslaubtpiirbigen Mab
gelungen.
Che Scurnal" Mtlanta, iagt, oab,
ob mir es Nun ,sltgeben lpollen oDcr
nid)t, mir bob einen Trclt barin iin-
Sen, bab Hublano burd) Sen &ricG
10 itarf beid,dbigt ipuroe, bab es oui
uiele Sabre binaus nibt i'm Grnit an
einen nellen &onflift oenfen fam.
r5hc 5ribume" 9es Mpines, be-
ihdftist itcb in einem 9eitartifcl nit
Sen Ibitimn,llrgen ser Neaer bci Sen
Ocmofratiihen GrimGripablen I'M
Siioen, uno erinnert an oie 3eit, III
ser Sic 9teeer in Miiiiiiippi irei tr1b-
len fonnten - 1,ad) bem 8i,raerfrieg.
~Tie 1atiai)e, oab gleihe Hehte nit
SEN 8aionetten aus oem Noroeu
eingefiibrt ipl1roen, sulammen nit
Ger ltnerfabrenbeit ser neuen @GD-
Ter fiibrten ba5u, bob Sic Grfabrlm-
gen iiir Sic @eiBen idled)tc iparen,
'pie es bie 9egenoe bel,te binitelle,,
mohte. @ie Sem au6 lei, mir iansen
,uieoer bon borne at, in iebr piel be-
id)eioenerem Wtabe .als 1863 unS
NIT elmer oa5u piel geeigneteren Ne-
gerbepolferllrg. 8ilbo uno Nonfii1
benutten al sic alten &riegsruie oes
&u1&lur-&lan bon 1870, abcr sic
Gage mt tatiGhlih cine gan5 onoere
rnb Sic 9eute i'm Siioen nilicn es
alld,."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08

Samburg. 8egrenst BON Der
SalleritraBe, Sem @rinSelberg, ser
SberitraBe unb inn. @eiten ser
8rabmsalee perben aui Sen Ban,
arilno in @rinoel in 12 rieiisen
Blods, 6 nit 10, Sic anoere SGlite
init IA Stoflperfen mi. bier bis iiini
3i1nlnern gebaut. Die Eldne itam,
men ton enslid)en Mrditeften.
Sic puroen ser 3amblraer gau.
permaltung iibergeben, nit ser Nui-
lage. oieie 81 entpideln uno 10 81
geitalten, bob nab oeutid)er Muifai-
lung bral,fbare @oh1ungen emf,
ltehen.
0enn einitmals tperoen lie ia I'M,
ier iein. gorlGuiig Gbneln iie gro.
ben 8oaroing-Sauiern, rpie mir eli,
mes am Shulterblatt beiaBen. sln-
aeborise ser 8eiaeunesmad)t mer.
Sen barin ,pobnen.
Oieie stpolf 8lods ieten lih aus
3ipei, orei uno flint SGuiern nit
cisenen GingGngen 3uiammen. Mus,
geitattet iino Sic @obnungen mi:
alien mooernen grrl,neenidaiten.
,rie 5ernbsi5ung, @armmaiier mS
eleftriider Slide, Gifts iino Dor,
banoen, in Sen. 14lt0figen iogar
stpei. bon oenen Ser cine als .gr-
rreB" Bis gum 6. Stod obne &alt
i6brt. Muh oie M0bel fonnen in
Oieien &al,iern nit 2aitenfabrltiib.
len beioroert tperoen. Sm grSee.
ifoB ieoes 8lods iinb sic &iiben..
Sorrats- uno tedniihen 8dl,ue iiir
oie @eitaurants i'm erlten Stoftpert
untersebraht. Sebes &aus beiitt
einen gBraum fir 100 Berioncn.
oer ipdter, penn Oeutide barin
lrobnen tperoen, leidt in Bureaus.
Mteliers ooer @obnungen um5u.
bauen lit. 0ariiber liegen bie eigent.
lid)en Mobnunsen Die 4 uno
9immer (@r0Be Ser 9inlmer meil1
3 nal 5 uno 4 npal s., cine Slide.
8ao, uno tleine Mebengeldiie ent'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
LORAIN JUNIORS
SAXON NEWS
By Elmer

Lorain, o., Aug. 8-The Lo-
rain Jrs. held their regular meet
ing Monday evening with very
good attendance. We saw lot of
members we haven't seen for
some time and we like to see them
more often. A new member Geo.
Falk was taken into the club.
Glad to see you home and we well
come you to the Lorain club.
Sunday we played Cleveland
East and returned home victori-
Gus. The score was Is to 4. Joe
Sanders pitched very good
game. The game was very good
and the East fellows were in
there trying all the time.
To Cleveland East
Thanks for the swell meal that
was given to Lorain and for
everything else. The beer sure
tasted good after the ball game
on the hot diamond.
To Cleveland West
We play the strong Cleveland
West team this Sunday at Lake
view Park Game time will be at
, P. NJ. at Lakeview Park.
Thanks for the support given
Lorain at the ball game Sunday
at Cleveland East
Something unusual Sunday in
the ball game was to see all the
Sinners from Lorain on base at
one time Happens only once in
a life time.
In the meeting it was decided
that we charter a bus to go to
Detroit on the 18th of August.
We will leave on Saturday night
the 18th at ) PM. All those wish
ing to go give your name to
der. There will be an charge to
Andy Schubert or Elmer Schnei-
go and your name and money
must be in before August 10th.
SO let's all make up our minds to
go or not.
| hear that the fellows who
went down to Detroit on the
weekend had a real good time
and thank those responsible.
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al officers in the U. S. Army. (3)
H. r. 697O, authorizing an air par
cel-post service. (4) H R. 2200,
providing for the codification of
title IS Of the U S. Code with re-
spect to Crimes and Criminal Pro-
cedures.
If the Senate and President see
eye-to-eye with thI House on the
subject, air parcel-post should be-
come a reality before long. The
House had previously passed bill
reducing .he first-class air mail
rate to 5 cents.
A MONG the bills defeated in the
"A House was H. r. 1894. This
means that local communities can
no longer have the help Of the Fed
eral Security Agency in controlling
the powerful vice industry. A bit
ter attack was success lilly carried
through by Rep. Keefe of Wiscon-
sin, who used one of the most
potent parliamentary methods to
kill a bill and prevent : recorded
vote. The country has Mr.. keefe's
assurance that local communities
are quite cap BILE Of suppressing
prostitution and all its subsidiary
companies unassisted by Federal
authority.
TN addition t. 10 A. NJ. House
1 Sessions the Foreign Affairs
Committee had two sessions last
week on the Nicely Cancer Bill
(H. R. 4502). The Committee has
been unanimous il the matter OF
the goal. Discussion centered
Ground the method: whether the
President should have the over.
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took our speedboat ride and got
thrill by going on the roller
coaster. One of the girls got SO
scared, | fought she would jump
out, but after the first dip, she
settled down.
I'm sorry more of you did not
get to go because we really had
fine time. Perhaps we car all
get together again a little later
in the summer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Hilda Farr

Columbus, o.. Aug. 8-We fin
ally got our picnic at the Lake
over with. About ten of US pack
ed our picnic baskets and started
out, inspite of the weather man
was, the rain held off until late
predicting showers again. As it
in the evening when I'VE had al
ready started for home.
Most of US went swimming be-
fore the picnic and afterwards
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
3eitbilS i,,, Spieeel Ser
prej1e

0as "New Yorf WorIo- telegram"
| naht in einem vNahtriegs- -Sflape-
rel" iibcridriebeuen 2eitartifel oie
Iolgenoen Musfiibr,neen: ~Son oe,
100000 NasiiolSaten ,oie ols aricgs-
gefangene nad oenGcreinigten Staa-
ten tamen, fine, ,,ud) 8erid)ten Ser
Mrmee, bis al,f breibunoert ale nod)
G,troro 5uriideefebrt. 9ie bier i'm
Sanoe pcrbliebenen iino en1reoer il,
Soipittileru ODER in be;onoerenSnter-
nierurgS.a9eru, 100 lie 1pabrihein-
li6 als &riegsperbred)er feltaabul-
ten tperoen, lttergebradt. Sm Ser
gleif) ba,u bolten sic Nuiien nod,
immer Siuei Wiaionen &riessacian-
gene, sic 8riten eine kalbe Nfillion
ltto Sic 6ran5oien uno geleier einc
lnbetannte 3abl felt. sluBeroem bat
&ublano nod l,nseidbr cine Wfillion
iapantider &riegsgefonsener, Die es
in ser Wtanoidmrei feitnobm. 0ieie
friiberen 5einoiolSoten, Don oencn
feiner eines &riegsoerbrehens BE-
iduloigt lit, ,perben als 3,pongsor-
better bon Sen peridbiebeueu Reaie-
rlngen pcr1pa,,ot. Iie 1eutifeu
piirben, inbem lie Sen BON uns ae-
pragten gegen Tie angelpanbten Ius-
Sruf iebt geeen l,ns antperocn, bicie
@errenbung nit Stlapenarbeit BE-
Seidmen. ltno oas lit es tatiGhlih
oa Die IGiierten iid) lpeoer nit So.
pan nod Ieutiblano Jest i'm &riege
bcfinoen. llniere eieenen Sdn6c iini
n:bt 10 bliitenIpeiB, tpies as piellclb1
eriheinen mag. Nift aue uniere 0e.
fangenen, Sic mir nah europa al,.
riid6raGtcn, iilt in ibre Seine III
| 0elltid)lauo 5uriidgefebrt. @ie(e po,
i5nen ,uurben ben 8riten, sSranSoier
uno 8elgiern iibereeben unb perblie
Ben in Seren Mrbeitslagern. PM
bieIe 9lrt haben mir ser Stlapeuar.
belt 5ugeitimmt. Sier gebt es MIDI
Inn pro-beutid)e cber antt-ocutift
Spmpatbien. Die 6rage lit cine Sc:
internationalen Moral unb Mnitan
oigfeit. @ir glauben niht an Sfla
perei, llno trctbem leilten mir ibI
Gori6ub Sllrh llniere 3uiammer
arbeit, ourh uniere 3uitimmune uui
unier Stiaidnpeigen. gs lit cine go
Ilitif, oie aus Sen Na5ibiihern menid,
,lider Geroerbtbeit entnommen lpur
oe uno Die ibren Slas unter nel
| ourflen Serbrefen ser sSabrbullber
te einnebnen miro. Die 0ereinigtel
lStaaten fonnen es iif) nid)t leiitell
| Inteil an eiIer iolhcn Serab!riir
oisuns menidlider Beien 5u bobel
uno liniere Stcsierung iollte ohm
| 0er50gern lmiere &oQe pom Shled)
| ten gum @uten tpanbeln. Sic &ricas
| gefangenen, sic nad) europa Suriif
| geididt tpurSen, ioqten in ibre Seim
5uriifgebrad)t lperben nno unie-
&egierltng ioqte bieie Yolitif als ei
men iiblen 8erItoB gesen Sic inter
rationale Moral branomarfen.
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NEW CASTLE, PA.
By Paul Sander

New Castle, Pa. August S-1he
New Castle Juniors had very
busy time last week and it is
good to see Our boys and girls to-
gether like they used to. We had
our regular meeting and election
of officers last Thursday and the
results are as follows:
Pres, William Ungar
V. Pres, Henry Bender
Secretary, Ruth Schuster
Treasurer. Edith Bodendorfer
Sgt. of Arms, John Ameser.
We wish to thank Our old Of
ficers for their untiring effort and
for their fine service during their
term of office. The Juniors also
wish the new officers the best of
luck and success. Your reporter
also adds that we should all get
behind these officers of ours and
assist them to the best of our abb
lity. We members are the only
ones who can get together and
!! really make something OF our
own club.
Last Sunday the New Castle
Softball
Juniors were hosts of a fine group
of Saxons from Erie. Pa. The
program started with softball
game at the Eintracht Summer
Home. The New Castle team won
the game 40 behind the one hit
pitching George Gross. He had a
fine afternoon allowing but one
hit, one walk, and tanning Is bat
ters. After the game, the New
Castle girls prepared and served
a fine supper at Our outdoor din.
ing hall. The evening was spent
| with the usual dancing. singing
| and refreshments. We hope that
all you Erie Saxons had fine
| time and that we can get togeth-
er again soon.
Youngstown
Next Sunday New Castle plays
host to the Youngstown Jrs. at
the Eintracht Summer Home
The game will start at 2 o'clock
and we will try to show you d
good time afterwards.
All Youngstowners can obtain
directions to the field by going
to the Eintracht Hall.
News Briefs
Noticed J. Miller assisting the
girls maxim meat loaf. 1t was
good oo,Johnny.
The Juniors all had a fine time
at the club Saturday after the
election.
Pauls black eye is better now
SO Henry Hartman got one play.
ing ball.
Watch the Volksblatt and Aut
Wiedersehen!
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u]er, Ole De!Urlt lu)QOllu) lnO. VI
ent,pitelt Metbooen fir sic Joroe-
rune niitlid)er Snicften u,:o oie Be-
tdmpflng bon Sbdolireen. 90 oie
meiiten sSnieften inuerbalt snr3er
3eit iterben, ioferu lie nidt fiir ibre
Grilten5 notige gabruns, 1eupero-
tur ,tno 5eudtigteit baben. ,uor es
notpenoig, nah Vifiui MIR iolde
Suieften sl ienOen, oeren transport
i'm Sinblif auf oieie @orausbeoin-
gungen iiber tpar. slus Oieicn1
@rllnoe murbe cine Heibe bon ST.
icften ausgc,pdhlt, 'oie eingelaoerte
3rool,fte befallen. - iolde Suieften,
sic aub perifieoenite Iemperaturcn
ausbalten. Inter ibnen beiamoen Iid;
Wtotten, aIier, uno @iirmer per-
ibieSeniter srt, io.rie olld) Gier bon
Moanuitoes, oie iih piele Ntouate
lang balten, iofern lie MIR trocfel,
! gelmlten ,perben; ferner slneiien
unS 5ermiten nit elmer Nfenge boz,
Sols fitr ibren rltnterbalt" uIip.
1ros Ser 5atiuhe, OaB 3. .. 8ansen
- getpobnlihe MenidcnmanSen, aui
gngliidp: 9eobl,gs - MIR unter
Sdupierigfeiteu ~in el,tem 3uitano"
81 erbaIten iino, tpeun iie nift re.
9elnrdbi9 ibre 8llltlwbrllng erbal-
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-08-08
Activity Increases AS Congress
Clears Deck; May Adiourn July ~
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

whelming burden of decision Of
setting up controls or whether the
Congress should take its rightful
responsibility and provide for the
creation of an independent COM
mission made up Of scientists and
laymen with a yeterans' reprcsen-
tative, whose personnel the Presi-
dent should appoint. AS voted out
the bill provides for an indepen
dent group to be appointed by the
President.
A Surplus Property Guide just
Z Aissued by tie War Assets Ad-
ministration complete with illus
trations" is available at post Off
ces, regional w. A. A. offices as
we'll as at the Washington Office.
1t gives lists of sales offices and
where to get information on sales.
THE Senate Education and Labor
L Committee has announced th-t
hearings on the National Health
Bill will be postponed until next
year, in order to hear testimony on
a substitute bill sponsored by
Senators Taft, Smith, and Ball.
More than 100 witnesses have been
heard on the original bill in the
last three and a hall months.
The Senate self, in defeating
the equal rights amendment by
vote Of 3S ayes to 35 nays (two-
thirds vote having been nee -ssary)
eliminated any chance of further
consideration of that issue for the
present.
A T the last minute the Senate re-
"A jected the Presidents Reorgan-
ization Plan I, which would have
consolidated housing activities in
permanent National Housing
Agency, but the other two plans
having to do with the reorganiza-
tion of the Federal Security Agency
and the Interior Department, were
allowed to go into effect.
AS l write this the Atomic
"A Energy Bill is under discussion.
A recent Census Blu -au survey
0gives US the encouraging news
that 10 out of every IL veterans of
World War II are either at work
or in school. Overall employment
in civilian jobs by June had in
creased to 56,740,000 with about
J two and half million unemployed.