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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

Ger g. g. 8cianaucrcin Gintradjt

miro onl SdmstaH Sen 1S. Mai,
8 llbr abenos,, eiu grrbcs 9unscrt l.,
Der 9. Sad'ienbaIle, Ode s(pple sloe.
,lno GaIt 20. Ctr, obbaltcu antcr
ser bsriibrten Seitl,ng icincs belieo,
ten Sirigenten Yroi. q. 9fifolaus.
Ctr ihones Erogranm lit olfgeite0t
'uoroen, inter Mitpirflmg bon Sic
Ters Srd)eiter. sluh lpirS ser Ssugeno-
DIOR gum erltennlal auitreten. Mod,
Dem &on3ert miro cine San5unte..
baltlng folgen. 8ir laoen uui oieienl
@ege ale Mitalieocr ocs g. G.
Wt1nncr= lll1o ssra,lcu Ser. llut. Ser
cires, ionic Sen ss,l9enopcrcin unS
alle alocren 6rcluloe ,lnS @ollnrr
oieies Gereil,s nui berSlid)itc elm iid)
oieIen Sag iiir 1lls frei su baltc,
rno inns nit ibrem 5ahlreiHeu 3d.
Jude slt beebren. Sas Erogrumur
miro ipater perGiientlicbt merOca.
Gmtrittsfurten inn &orausperfauj
iiir sic eritcu Salnoert &Guier fcitc1
so Gent per Eerion, ipciter biuolrs
EreiserboMlng.
,,sSSn Der SoIIlulng oob mir rcdt pieie
al biclem tslbenb in llnlerer Mittc be-
griiben fGnncu, perbleibc ih nit
trculGhiiidem SdnaersrllB.
q. g. TrieIcnbeualt, Erot. 'Scfr.
2meia IL.
Sic nGtite @erialnnllyn9 finoct
Smstag, 6cn 4. stai. 7::30 l!hr
abcnoS itait. @ittc ollc Sdlpeitcrn
Iid SIT betciliseu.
sSn ser. letten Geriarulluug lpur:
Sen bic Selegntinnen iiir sic Dies.
mbrige &onpention oes Central Ger.
ganOes erpdblt Gs iino oic Sd)4ue-
ltcrn CHARLOTTE 6olf lmo Goua 5eil,
man llno ais GrioB Gliie Shnei,
Ger. llnler monatlifcr &artcna6cno
iinNct am 8. Mai, s llbr abclloS itatt.
sllle linS 81, bieier llnterbaltlug alli5
ber5li6lte ciuaeloocn.
Charlotte Salt. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

Slt purD, \SllO., ltQrp am lj. Wpfll
na6 idyrerem 2cioen irn Slltcr pcn
SO SSsabren
Tram 9atgarina Scl,uia ,....
gcb. Senniltg
unb lpurbc um 16. Mprii aus Ser
Sonterl,s Stride inter arpbcr @cs
teili9lng a,,f Sem Saf Sill sriebboi
neben ibrem lieben @atten, Scr ihr
Dor 90 Sabren int SoSe porauS &C.
saneen lit, sur e,piaen 9,lbe eebets
tet. Die GabinacihieSene ipurSc Gil
80. Mdr5 1896 in Mid,aelsbers,
Siebcu6iirgen, gebore,,. gIs jltuges
Mdoden ipanoertc iie nah Gbinago
Gin 81 ibren lieben Gltern. SSnl Sabre
1916 trat lie in oen bciligen Che
ltano nit 8ccrg Sel,pig Sbrer Che
entlproiien bier &inoer, Elm Sobl,
1eorg orei Softcr, &atberine,
Tortbp lno Watbilha. Der Sobu
itarb ais er aluei Sabre alt mar umo
I'M Sabre 1926 ltorb ser trel,e @ottc
,ulS 10 mubte ite ibr Seio ielber ira.
gen. s(her i'm &rtrauen auf 8ott
bat iie ibre orei 56bter er5ogen uno
geleben tpie fie alle in ben Gbeltauo
getreten iino.
Sic Gcri itorbenc fat ein ldlperes
&rels IN ibren iroilden 2eben getro-
gen, Bat sen lieben @ott INNER uul
neue Silie u,to St1rfllng. Sic iuur
cine eifrtge slrbeiterin beim &irden
,srauen @erein uno 3,peig 10 uutN
cine friitlihe Mltter ibren ainoern,
nit oenen iie Counting fir Sonntcg
in ibrer lieben Sonterusfirche s,l
8ott ge6etet. Haltor q. Is. Siidltirg
bielt sic 2eid,eltpreoigt in elglilGcr
unb beutlGer Sprahe. Seine SrOlts
1uortc hralMcn ticT IN sic Scr5ell Ser
2ciotragenoeu. slud Gitber lang 5lpei
Srduerlicber.
Gs trnlern I'm sic Gntid)lafenc
orci S0dter, brei Gnfelfinoer, cine
SdapeIter, 6rau Ssobn Selri9 III
Chicago, @rl,Ner Wtirtael Seeming,
8arp, nno tire altc Dtutter, Die bas
.bcbe Mltcr bon Sc Sabren erlebt bat
lmo nod INNER lnlu1ter lit. @ott
troite sic alte Mutter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
Sur Grt1t1.crun0
or ul1'ern nicll aeelliisebntgenr. ng t@oter
Oeid,acl &lcin

III illt'eiH ultl AtilepIeH "uIet
Midacl &lein
Ser bon uns sei6leocn IT am 4. M'
19l1 III Grie, ga. ,.,.,.,.,n
sluf eincm itiIien Srieebcf,
$50 eriinc SGume Iteben,
Sic mubtc pon lu,s geben
SoeiHe SrGnen iinh geflnIicn
Slls Die @otid)ait ipurbc latt.
Sap bic Nr9en hr aeid)lolieu
Sic 10 ircllnblit, itets eeIhaut.
HoC1 in bcineu id)ouiten Sabren
stobm Der 500 bicl bon llus fort.
Eicmanb tonnte bas iuobl alne,l,
Nidlt eiun1ol eiu slbIbiebSlpprt.
Co icblaie ianft in Tiger 9tub
Scin SoeiIano briid hirs siuac 5u.
Sort obeu Iii Sen SirtulttsGDb'n
Sn perocn MIR bid ipiehcrIebcn.
'.fWN II; N-N.r
@euinmet uou oeiler oih ME Der
aeiienoen Jamilie ,rui
Nnna @rs. S. Smith. 5Settp Mrs. s
Sonnenbera, Maraaret airs.
s., 8iiser. ..,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
Oanfideun9

Sir sic auldBlid bcs Siniteiocns
llniercr gelichtcu 8robnnltter uno
Nfutter
&atbariua !6clmig
uns entgegengebrahte Spmpatbic
fir Ole bielen 8lumenIWnoen, sln.
penpanoten, 2anSsle,lten, ssreunoeN
uno Mitglicbcrn Der Gereine ll,G
&ird,cngetncinoe fir Sic @ctcilialln1
am @cgrGbnis, Sem Seicbelrbeltattcr
iiir sic icinc 9eoienl,l,g Yaitor q
q. Siibting fir oic troitreiden @or.
te, Gitber fir sic berrlisben 1rauer,
licoer lno allen bencu Die ,,ns in I'M,
ierem groBen 2eio beiaeitauoen, ia,
gen mir lnieren inniglten ant aus.
Yarabics.
sSie lit beinc 6rl,dt 10 iiiB?
llnter beiuen 2ebensbdlumen
@iro's iein als Of mir truumen
8ring inns &err, ius Haraoies.
Sic tieitrauernoen binterbliebeuer
Gntel lrnb &inoer
8atbar:na, 9ortbg, Matbiloa
per u. s. 9.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
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2('as ,1iles. Otie
3,ucia 20.

slln 5. Irdi miro sic ,nonatliHe
Tcrlolllnlllng uhgcbaltel1, iro5u aqe
@riiocr erl,dlt nerOen piinftlid) il,
eridpincl,. &ei1 cinsiger Iolte feI=
len. Gie 9riioer, lpclhe auber ser
Staot lpobncll ,ucrocn gcheten lpenigs
items 4 afal NoS SSSabr ser Ecrlanm.
hing bei5uluobnell oanit jeoer 9r.l.
Ger oie nicrteliGhrigen 8erid)te bGrt.
@riioer, bcllld)t sic Gcria,nmlung
oft, ocnn mir 10 f6uuen mir Sort
'd)ritt MAIDEN, sreun Elm ieocr feline
Eiliht tut.
Trib SheG, Grot. SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
.ariegsgefangener in Gnglanb
iuiimid)t MbrciIc.

Gin Iiebenbiir9iihs slahiilber ariegs=
gefol1gener IN Gnglano, nalnens
Ntid)ael S5ifa, 9erl,i @uborlder,
Mngeltellter beim Seruannl ltdbter
Sageblott, ser tSGdbburg ais ieine
Seinat nennt, l,no grpBe 8efonnt-
ld)aft in sgnetbeln, Siebenbiirgelt,
bat, tpiiniht oie sIoreiic ieiner Santc
Sro1 Eeter Goraitp in Ybilooelpbi1
,pobnbaft. Gr aibt ieine sloreiie on
spie folgt: :,#|
Michael Cziko, A. S5O995 Brook
Mill - Camp - Kirkham Lanes.
Great Britain.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
.3iucia 5.

slaen 8riiSern oienc sur geiGai.
gen 9tahridlt, baB nGd)ite Gerlalnnl.
lung Samstag, Sen 4. Mai, 7:3O
llbr abenos itattiinbct. slae @riiocr
iino freunoliIlt eriut6t an!peieno 81
ieiu. sSNl ,,nierer lctteu 8eneralper
lanmlung, iueld)c gut beindt auar,
autroeu ais Teleaatcn iiir sic oieS
jdbrige &onuention gelpablt: Hrls
iioent sSobn Oelltidluuoer lmo @nil
q. ginber, lnier Sd,asneiiter, a!s
Griat Selegaten Sbrilt GOODS l,nc
Soc Sanoers. 9taf ser Garlannl.
lung cabs einen gl,ten Snnb un>
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
olms ,1e,u Cattle, pa.
3iueia 27.

9luen Sbapelteru sur Nahrid)t,
SAB Ser 3.reig y ieine reselmafige
GerIan1nlllmg mt Ionnerstaa Sen
8. Mai, 1880 llbr abenos abb1lt.
'9lae ShIpeitern iinb ireunoliG er,
il1cbt Oicler Gerionrnlllng bciSlnpoh,
nen, oa pid'tige @cidGite su crleOi.
gen iinb.
Gatharina @irtner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
2lus Detreit, Nlietieat,
Slueia 81.

Sic lGhIte rcaeunGiige monatlid1,
Serianruluns finoet Sonutaa, Del
). Mtoi, 8 llbr radnlittu9s, in SCI
Menorial SoIle an Mof lrnb Sra.
tiot s(pc. itatt. Gic Niitqheocr int
auIS Der5lidite 5u oieier Scrianln
lllng cingelaoen sunlol es ,uihtlsi
@eldy1ite su beratcn 9ibt. Gs sriiroI
nus ireuen, redJt pitle ser befanntel
6eiitter beariiBcn 81 hiiricn.
s0tid)ael Scutid), Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
2(ms IT. Gs,tis, N1e.
Ypcia Is.

SSn letter Gcriamnllng tullrbe be-
idbloiicn sic &criol,lmh,ng I'M SUM
peaen ser &onpention ousiolen SIT
laliell. @ir crlllhen besbalb alle Wit-
Dlieber iidJ III Ser rGhitc,l Teridrn,n,
hung am tScnntag, Sen 5. Mai, gift
ltebeno 5r MAIDEN geim &ronfenber.
Elm ,no Gentral Ter6ono.
9tad) Scr Geriaunnlllmg miro tuie=
ser 2lrnG icrpiert. t9lljo pergcbt nidt,
fcinc Gcriarnnlllrug im ,sllili. ;. s.
.-.. Sauna 8irrcld,, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
..' H!LI J3liiUiL ,g5-s
,,srSarrcu, Pa.
3lueia,7.

~, ID 3me'sr7.Y g.
GS oienc allen 9riiaern sur Noh.
ridt oab Sie. reaelulbises SerIamnl
hing, aes Speis Z AM Sonntas, oe'i
3. @foi um , 4lhrf tngaaibannlittasS aaibannlit ltatt.
finoet. ..,lr,u,m, ,,.l.
Sebr 1pihtise @eidaite iino aui
Der Sagesor6nung fir bieie Ser.
ianlmllmg; oarllm iino ale @riiocr
ber5lih eril,ht ser @eriammIuma BEL.
5ltpohnen.
slomn 6. Sdmiot, Sctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

3iuciS 3S.

aaen @titalieoern oiene 5nr &C.
fdaigen Gahritt, oaB bie n1he re.
aelmabiee @erianmlung am Conn
tao, oen 5. Moi, I'm 2:30 llbr nad)'
mittags in Ser gereinsballe ltatt'll'
oct. Tie geauten iiun erludt EN-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
4as Gary, Jts1tai,a
3tueia 40.

Sic nddNte Yerianmli.ng oes
9lueig 40 miro am 8. Moi, / llbr
nadunittass, i'm SafNenbeim an Ser
IL. tino Nooiebelt Ctr, abgebnltrr.
Sm aontitee fir adffee uno auGen
5u ieruieren iiao: Mgnes @6Ioner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

Grfriidung. s(lIo fomnrt aue IN SIC
@eriamnlung. ~ 49,.
Sobn Saub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02

Sn Carp, Snb., itarb om t2. slpril
nah tangent ldnpercn2eioen sic piel=
aeliebte fre,molihe SereinsiGlpelter
Gatbarina 9el,uig
l,no ipllroe am i6. Mpril, 1 ltbr nac).
mittass, inter groBter @eteiliglna
ser 2anoslel1te, slnperipanbten lnS
Sreltnoen sur IeBtell Hube aetraaeu.
Gin SroIttuort an sic bintcrbliehs.
ncn &inoer, 0flltter ,mo Gnfelfinocr
Der lie6c @ott hat ea,h Ole licbc
Wflrtter gcgcheu lno bat iie all;ll.
itnea ,pieoer 81, iih gerlrfen, abcr
mas Gott tut has lit moblgetan. .3uIct
ben lieben 8ott al in e,,rer grobell
9eot unb er miro el,dl tpieber belien.
Ter5agc nid)t bu flcines SoGui ilcin,
laiiet sic SerSen nid)t banse iblogen,
Seln lie6en 8ott hrillgt ale eurc ala=
gen.
Ser babingeidieSenen SdppeIt,r
&atharina Sehpig m,ien mir Shnbe
ianit in oeiner @ruit bis @ott
and inns 81 iid) ruit. Sann ererheu
mir in Simmelshob'n uns einanoer
nieoerieben. Cara Siien, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
:, 10 =, II LTIN. Y =
2as Mntter- nno Sodter;Sanfett

bonn sSrauen @eseth6f9peig rs miro
am 8. Mtai an .3S59R &iNlanh sloe.,
abgebaIten. Sie freunoiiCbite GinIo-
bung ergebt an alle Wtiitter, S6dJter
unb SSreim0e unlere5 GereinS Den
Muttertag um 9. Mai NIT unS 81
feiern. Taa &prtitec iuipo tcirc
Miibe iheuen lno oieieS 6clt sum
ihoniten ailer SeIte 5lt MAIDEN
&pnrmt alle lno bcDeIt elIrcn
Miittern lpie liel lie elld) merit 'ino.
Gergebt nidt, sic Wtlttter lit Der bette
sSreuno Sen ihr habit Wir fernen allc
oas aIte 9ieo: gSenn ou nod cine
Weutter bot, 10 6anfe Gott lsno lei
altfrieoen. 9fidlt alien u1i Dem Grs
oenrunb lit hicles bohe @liid beidlc-
Den. Sarlrm llehe fyrelnNc fomnlt
alle lmo IaBt ms oicicn MllttcrtcS
8ltiarnn1el, ieiern ocnr mir Hpl''en
niht pie longe es uns Oergornt 1t
beieinanoer 81 iein. Srn aonitcc mir
6as ganfett iino sic Sdircltern'
@laops sInorae, Heginn Ipef, Sos
pbie 8aier, Waraarete gaier, Saru
9enber, autb. gGml cara Sinoer'
@atb. Taidlennt St!ha (,,l,ne'd,
Sara Giinther.
s(una Saub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
3neig A..
SIU,n Mfit,tia,

g!ile WtltJtlener iperDaH
uuinerf'a,ri gernad,t saB<,uRier1 Hans
fett a,no Sn,s o1nG II j Dtai ftattIins
oct. stGe Gorhdteitlatacn {ino bere!t5
aetroTfen, ous, Seit JnaeInem idlone1
81 seItaIteu.
SIN &onitce lino Serren uEn
Srauen: Nfife Mattes, Georg Ticr't.
Sobn Sabic, Gan Dung Sohn 3ult-
ner, San l1nth, Sohn llnth, Mife
Sullmen. Gus Yetri, Saul Sieicn-
baher, Sobn Sontleh, Teter &roner,
Mnop larait. 1Soelr:p SAUL, aRite
@aier ST., Sobn 3ultner Sr, slnor
3uItner ST., Rifdro 3ultner.
Sara sattb, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-02
Qrduerndhrtht

Sn G'arp, Sno., itarb ann t3. s(pril
noh lGrerem 2cioen im Nltrr BON
SO sNnbren
Evening star., 1946-05-14
PTA Raps Politicians
Supporting Gill for
Montgomery Post

The Montgomery Democratic or
ganization is making Strenuous
efforts to obtain appointment of a
member of its inner circle to the
Board of Education" it was charged
today by the county Council of Par
ent-Teacher Associations.
The councils Executive Commit
tee has reaf1rmed its support of
three nominees recommended to
Gov. O'Conor from which a sue
cessor for Julius P. Stadler would
be chosen. The nominees are Mrs.
Dean Dinwoodie, Chevy Chase, edu-
cation chairman for the Montgom-
cry County League of Women Voters
and trustee of the Chevy Chase
Elementary School; Capt. James A.
Saunders, U. S. N, retired, Chevy
Chase, president of the Somerset
Parent.Teacher Association, and
Earl L. Williams, Gaithersburg,
treasurer of the Gaithersburg Par
ent-Teacher Association.
Gill Backed by Committee.
The Democratic State Central
Committee for Montgomery County
has recommended the appointment
of James w. Gill, Silver Spring
chairman of the county delegation
to the General Assembly, who has
announced that if appointed he
would resign from the Legislature.
Lacy Shaw, chairman of the State
Central Committee, has charged
Leslie M. Able, president of the
parent-teacher group, with at.
tempting to lead the education body
Evening star., 1946-05-14
Forming Of Youth Council
By District Groups Urqed

The formation of Youth Coun-
Gil" composed of representatives
from all types of civic organizations
was urged by Herman Riley, direc-
tor of recreation activities for the
Mount Pleasant area, at the Mount
Pleasant Citizens Association meet
ing last night. Responsible leader
ship and the active support of every
member of the community are es-
sential if present youth problems
are to be solved, Mr.. Riley said.
The discussion of juvenile prob
lens was led by DR.. M. Virginia
O'Neil. Bob Wallace, a member OF
the Student Council at Powell Jun
ior High School, stressed the need
for more adequate playground ia
ciities, as did Jack Ring, president
Of the youth group at Sacred Heart
School.
Police Sergt. John B. Monroe en-
phasized the danger of play in
streets and alleys. It was suggested
that the recreation facilities of the
Bancroft School, Eighteenth and
Newton streets NV, be made avail.
able after school hours.
Marcus Borchardt was elected
president of the association to sue
ceed James Ring. Other officers
elected were Arthur A. Kimberley
vice president; Earl j. Olmstead
treasurer; John De La Mater, secre-
tary for the 10th consecutive year
and DR.. Edison L. Whitney and DR.
ONeil, delegates to the federation.
Mr.. Ring presided at the meeting
which was held in the Mount Pleas.
ant Branch Library, Sixteenth ane
a mont streets NJ w
Evening star., 1946-05-14
Truman Held Fovorinq
Department of Peace

Representative Randolph, Demo-
crat, of West Virginia said yesterday
that President Truman regarded a
proposal for creation of depart
ment of peace" in the Government
as worthy of very careful consid-
Grafton" The proposal was dis
cussed with Mr.. Truman by Mr.
Randolph and R. M. Davis of Nor
gantoWn, w. Va.
Mr.. Davis has sponsored creating
a department of peace" to carry
out educational programs for bet.
ter understanding among the peo.
piles of the world and to encourage
interchange of ideas and person,
between colleges, churches and othel
organizations of the United State.
and other countries.
A bill introduced by Mr.. Randolph
providing creation of such a depart.
ment is pending before the Houst
Foreign Affairs Committee.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
A-16** THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
Escort Carrier Card
Inactivafed al Norfolk
By the Associoted Press

NORFOLK, Va, May 14.-The
escort aircraft carrier Card, whose
airmen were credited with sinking
nine enemy submarines in the North
Atlantic, was inactivated yesterday
and turned over to the 10th Gn-
active) Fleet.
The Card, which received the
Presidential Unit Citation for her
distinguished service in antisub-
marine warfare, is the first carrier
of any type to become a part of the
18th Fleet.
She was delivered by her skipper
Comdr. Frank M. Slater, and will be
berthed permanently at the convoy
escort piers at the Norfolk Army
Base.
Five other carriers will join the
Norfolk group of the 9Th Fleet this
month. They are Gilbert Islands
Wednesday; Natoma Bay and
Croatan, Monday; Tripoli, May %
and Block Island, May %.
Evening star., 1946-05-14

the federation executive commit
tee at a meeting last night. He
previously had served as treasurer
of the federation for 10 years.
The federation also named a
nominating committee to report on
a slate of officers to be elected at
the June meeting. 1t consists of
George P. Schultze, Chevy Chase
section eight citizens association
chairman Stephen Duvall, Cabin
John; Walter H. McClennon, Ia
koma Park; Dwight Collins, Green.
wich Forest; Allan Foy, Woodacres
Stephen James, Linden, and Wash.
ington I. Cleveland, Greater Ken.
sington Civic League.
Certain minimum street REQUIRE.
ments to be made by realtors be.
fore subdivisions may be con.
structed, were incorporated in a re.
port approved by the body. The re.
port was made by Wesley H. Blank
for the Committee on Roads, Streets
and Bridges and incorporates the
program Of County Road Engineer
E. r. Trammell.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
Steel Workers ADOPT
Policy Of Opposing
Outside 'MeddIinq'
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, May 14-The
CIO United Steel Workers today
unanimously adopted as union policy
a statement by CIO President Philip
Murray which opposed efforts by
outsiders whether they be Com
munist, Socialist or any other group
to infiltrate, dictate or NEEDLE in
our affairs"
Mr.. Murray made the statement
at the conclusion of his keynote
address opening the steel workers
third biennial convention.
Mr.. Murray, who also is president
of the steel workers, declared the
union had mo ulterior motives or
subversive aims and we will not
tolerate any attempts to divert our
activities into such channels.
Delegates Roar Approval.
The $500 delegates to the conven-
ton rose from their seats to roar
approval of the statement, which
Mr.. Murray said applied also to the
CIO in general.
The CIO president spoke from a
platform decorated by an American
flag, large photograph of himself
and three other unions officials.
Unlike other CIO unions which
have met here recently, there was
no picture of President Truman or
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Mr.. Truman was criticized in a
62-page union report, which said his
desire for fact-finding law resulted
in introduction of antilabor legisla-
ton in Congress.
The report criticized Mr.. Truman
for a foreign policy that "has become
more and more negative thing"
Says Issues Confused.
In review of the steel strike and
other CIO walkouts, the report said j:
When it became evident that the
steelWorkers and other unions would
have to strike to secure their de-
mands for wage increases, the
President confused the issues by
sending message to Congress urg-
ing it to pass his so-caned fact
finding legislation, which would
have deprived labor of the right to
strike for at least a 30-day cooling
off period.
This was the signal for the re.
dictionaries in Congress to take tht
wraps off all the antilabor legisla.
ton they had been cooking up since
the passage of the National Labor
Relat tions Act"
Evening star., 1946-05-14
j. ). Rests |tsCase
Against Makers Of
Artificial Limbs

The Government today rested its
case in the trial of eight defendants
charged with violating the Sherman
Antitrust Act in the manufacture
and sale of artificial limbs.
Shortly after Daniel B. Britt, spe-
cial assistant to the Attorney Cen
eral, and Special Attorney Maurice
Godin of the Justice Department
wound up the Governments case,
Defense Counsel Russell Hardy
began his argument for a directed
verdict to be returned in favor of
the defendants.
The defense has waived its right
to jury trial and the case is being
heard by visiting Justice Bower
Broaddus of Oklahoma.
The prosecution yesterday asked
Judge Broaddus to take judicial no.
tice of report submitted by a
House labor subcommittee on aid to
the physically handicapped. in which
| it was stated there are $1,000 World
War II amputees, that there are
925,0O0 amputees in the United
States and that from 10000 to 10000
new civilian amputees appear an
nually.
Cross-examination of two govern
ment witnesses-George Morris of
Kansas City, Mo-, sales manager of
the w. E. Isle Artificial Limb Co.,
and former secretary of the Asso-
citation of Limb Manufacturers of
America, and j. Blaine Korrady,
Winnetka, ILL.,, present secretary of
the association, brought replies that
they knew of no price fixing con-
spiracy discussed by members.
The Government put on the wit
ness stand Alphonse Glaubitz, ma
tive of Germany, who is now an
American citizen and a maker of
braces and artificial limbs, employed
by the Pennsylvania Department
of Health. He told of establishing
a shop at the State Hospital for
Crippled Children at ElizabethtoWn,
Pa, but said manufacturers advised
him they would not sell parts for
artificial limbs. He said the shop was
necessary for the convenience of
the patients, who were mostly chill
Sran
Evening star., 1946-05-14

into politics with the Endorsement oi
the three candidates.
Our effort is to keep politics out
OF the school SYSTEM" Mr.. Abbe's
statement today said. "The persons
we have recommended are we'll
informed on school problems, owe
no political partisan allegiance and
will devote themselves to the interest
Of our children. This is particularly
important with an increasing oper-
ating budget for our county schools
and $4,000,e00 building program
now getting under way.
No Recommendation Made,
when the Executive Committee
of the Council, last March, asked
the Montgomery Hills Parent
Teacher Association. with which Mr..
Gill is connected, to submit recon-
mendations for prospective vacan-
cies, that association made
none.
"A recent survey by the National
Education Association covering 5000
urban and rural school districts dis
closed that IS per cent had a strictly
nonpartisan board. We fail to
understand Mr.. Shaw,s reasoning
when he says our efforts to have a
nonpolitical school board is a direct
political move"