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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Nartcnabcub,
Sipeie IL.

Us olene allen Sbtpeitern 5:lr &c,
fdlligen Nahritt, oab oie regelmGBi,
ge geriammlung am Sonntas, Sen
20. Sanllar, 2:3O llbr nahmittnas
nbgebalten tpiro.slae Sdnpeitern iino
erildt Der 8eriammlung bei5larobs
ben. gs tperben Me reuaetuGblte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Munaca, ga.
Scm:if,e Grang. s2uth. ct. &eterS'
C,cmciuhc, ,. ctr.

Eiorrcr &orls 8. s. Simoleit, 244
Icoma Str, Hpdeitcr, Na Selepbon:
9lpdciter 23GS. cpttc5nicnIt 9:3O lbr
moracns; Spuntnald,ule 1915 llbr. -
SonnerstaG leben Monnta, 8 llbr abenbs
Sebcrmom lit bcrslid rillfcmn,en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
M;abIDr. Snt.. Ganaba
ct. Yuulns GirG)c, @svrcnt Mue.

1915 Yareut ape.. gSiubior, Sfanaba.
@otteaoicrlt in DEN Son,ncrmunaten
bon SO llbr pprnittc9s. Sonntus'
Sc.;.,le uou 1O-11 uhr porulitta9s. Ses
Den eIitcu Iontna i'm Mton1t &trd,ens
rateSislln9. Seoen erItc1t Sonnerstag
u6eubs I'M Wouat Sralen Terein Stts
5ung. Ellie &pltsz mn N!aubensgenonen
iinb hcr3lttj iptllfomnlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Sbieagu, Sllimp!s
9cutid,e ruS Srbcnbiirs:id, SdG,iiihc
ct. YaMlIs Wcmcinbc, 1858 Hpmcr ctr.

FaStpr c. Stmict. 1S') Snmer Str.
Seben Souut19 8 itbr Snuntugid)uIe III
cualiid rlo hel,tid,. SeuiItler Gpttess
eienlt jeben Sonnta9 Ill: ;thr: eng
l,hhtr Giottcsbienit icrcn etueiisn urS
uierten S1nntaa 1918 ltGr. Seutiher
aonfirnaueci.slluterri 1T .i,ttlrpdj nnd,s
mittoas 4:3O llbr; enNl'id)er 'Aorfirs
munocnzl l!:ltcrriIt ISum5tdN poruittna5
10 llEr. Seltide Shule Snustua rad)z
uittog5 z llbr.
sQe G!snbensacnoien unb Srernoc
linb ber5lith eingcldoen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
3iueig "a.

SSn unierer 8criammllung am 6.
Sanuar, Sic cine ul,Bergepobnlit,
gut beiufte mar, tpuroen sic Gin.
iiibrung Ser neuen 8eamtinncn bon
ser gr.HrGiioentin Gatb. 3afel in
lpiiroiger WeiIe bou5ogen. Gle nabm
has @eriprehen nlen @emntinnen
ab, ltets gum @obl uno 8eiten bes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17

S8ie iibli6 luuroe alh in oiciem
Sabre Gin geniitlider 9lbeno uerbun-
oen nit freiem Mbenoeiien unb &C.
tranten. am 6. Sanuar absebalten.
Gin heines Yrogran1m tpar aufae.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
G!cuclan6, Ship
z. g. Guang. 2utb. ct. Sobannes &ird

Faitor Souus Toiiel. 7G1 Gbbp Mpoo.
Sci: Milberrp O646. . ilbr pprmittngs
teutiGer HutttSbicnIt. 10 llbr Cont
tngihuie. II ll1r en9lilc1el @ottesbieult
Hutber Sigu srDnd,t ,iro Gcrlo!ruluus
Spnntoo 7:3O l,hr obe,S-. &onfirnlanz
bsnsllnterrid)t ilno bert;cile Sd)ulc om
Samsta9 poi, . ltbr nur"l!iuGa an. Il!e
@lonbensgcnoncn lino jcr5Iid eingeS
lt,ber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
9amend)or Sarunia.

gm 8. 5ebrltar peranitaltet Ser
Gamentpr Saronia elm 9rotenzScs
ber.purit4Giien llebit &artenpartie.
slae Gofsgenoiien bon SIt lno 8cit
,perben eriuht iih oieien 9lbeno fir
Saronia 5lt re'erpicren.
y. Sild)ler, SGfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Canton. EGiG
Sntferiid,c Gbriitms Girdjc,
Cftp - "a. On ~

Yfurrer &ilfsprep1aer Spnnz
toeld)nle ll'r 9:3O llhr riprccn. Seutibz
Enaliitber Gottesoieuit 1880 llGr NOR
0eus
Iue 0!uuGen5Ncupiien ltub 0rcuurc
linh bcr5llc.) eir9clantn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
G!cuclnne &elt. Scntitf -Wcn,einoc,
gScit 81. Ctr. unb Scinarb glpc.

Toitps Sobonucs c,,@I:llInoer, 5000
SSiIlaro slpc. Sci: g,ouh5ine 9055.
@ptte5biellt ieben Spnrz rno Seiertao
in beutiGcr llo enaliider Sprate. =
Sonlltoald)lle ieocn Spu.:IaG 30 llbr
prrmitta95. SarnrifoIacub engliider
Uottcsbicnit pnn 1O--1C. Is ilbr Ser
auf fr!8t Scr SeutIbe G'o:tesbicnit UNI
II lthr uonlittuos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
NarreQ. Ea.

Scutid,c Gu. 2utb. Ct. Naulus =0trde,
121-25 1Srnit Mue.
Giorrcr 2irtb,lr $. @!ant. Sebcn Sonn<
tag 9 i1r uorlnitta9s SunntaaIdlule;
10 llbr cnglii:Jer; 1, iibr bcutifer
OnttcShicinrs
Mne Itlleriid,en &lulbens9eno1Ien
be,ltihcr unb enaliid,er 3rnae in 5ar>
rel. Sbarou llno llmacoeno lino 5n Den
Gottesb;c,liten ber6lihit eingclaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
YounastuWn., Chin
5cutid)c Go. 2mb. Spntcrus =Wemeinbe,
Sfc Siucplu uuo HijfG Xpc,

Tinlrcr gilbert 6. 6. lSrotie, 600
gSid sIpc SualiIfer Spttesbienit 9 llbr.
Spuntosityule 10 ltIr. Scllticter @ots
!c.bicnit II llbr Sebcn erltcn Sonntag
i'm Wonat Sruuen @ercir Terian,mInne.
:rhcn slpciten Sonutaa in Mpnut &irs
d,euratzSltllng. SSec;m 5lueiten Gsitts
,upc, mi Wpuat oi;::GGeec Higa gcrian,nts
l,no. Snnrtaaitul@ @Sisung miro TN
@crdll3 btflnnt0cgcbeI,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
J Gplnmbms, ;.-iiu
Guang. 2utber. Diartin Gutbcr STRIDE,
Cfc Nplcr unb Wuu StraEc.

Yforrer g. 6. Soeuer. ,sebcn Sonn.dg
uorittn9S lltr SpnntGoi;sjlie; 10 llhr
rnalilder Giottesoieni:; II ltbr beutidcr
@ottesrieuit.
eluc Gj'cubensgenoSlcr unb Frennhe
iinb ber5lie, ctnaelabeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
3artenpart!e

oerbunoen nit anberen Spiclen ab.
IS ncroen beimgebndene arapfcu
,uo &affee ierpiert. gln ieoem Gid:
miro Elm id)Oner Ereis iein; audy
idone Snuptpreiie nerben an Sic
gliidliden @eluinner ausaeseben. Gs
miro ieoer al,i feline Nefnung foms
men. 8ir bitten ale ssreunbe bon
Sit uno 0eit iid, Sen "a. Sanuor
frei gu balten unS uns 5u beiuher.
llniere Hroben finoen ieben Woa,
tag s llbr abenos itatt. slae S1nger
uno Sdneerinnen iino eriuht piinf..,
lid 81 iein, oa aul %. slpril unIer
Griibiabrsfon5ert itattfinoet.
&atb 5rdgner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17

kircblicbe Qarbrirbten

nat. IS Tim; IutGer Eiaae Sibnng 8
bis , llbr abenbs. ''' .-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Spmcitcae, So.
Scutit,c gu. Hutb. ct. 9sarfhs Stride,
222-224 st J. Mpc.

Mcp. 8. S. IcJteubern Yfurrer. Seles
pbon So. 1745. slu Sornz uno Seiers
tugcn pprnlittag5 9:3D 'lDr Sonntagz
itulc; 1880 llbr cnA!i'fcr uno 11:l5
llbr bcutjdjcr NottcShienir.
Mnc ojIouhcrS9enpNcn unb Sreunoe
Iino bcr6ltd) iplfnmnlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
ySeimgefehrt"

miro am 10. Sebrltar pom
ct. Sobonncs &irdeu1or aufsefiihr1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17

miro ant 10. Sebruar bonn
ct. Sobannes Girdenbor al,fgefiih:t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Giebcrtuirl Wcmiidjter Gbor.

0pnnerstag, Den "a. sSSanuar, I'm,
8 llbr abenos, balt 2ieoertaiel &c.
mi otter Gbor Elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
y6eimaefebrt"

miro ant 10. 1ebrllur bonn
ct. Sobannes Girdenhor auigefiihrt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Httt,,na. SefretGre!

NQe Sefretarc Der ;3uciapcrcinc
bcS Sentral Gcrbanocs nno 6es
Sangerbun6es ioiuie Der :. .. :. u.
iinb frennSlid)it criuht
bis lpdteiter,s oen
~. 9a,,nar 1910
bic Namcn Iao Hbrciicn Der men.
nnb uicSeraemablten @camtcn ihrcr
Sercine seialliait einicnbcn sn mol
len, 6amit Die
olenoeruneen i'm
Observation-Disclosures
porsenommen iueroen finnen.
Die 22eoaftton.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17

ltellt. Nad oen Giien, lpcld)cs nllcr
iebr gut id)nledte, 9ing man iihcr
sum 6rub @al nn NCu Elm iehcS
ltltglieb 'eiue tSreuoe bat. 9tndher
Duroe Elm Solp bon S1ngerin 9fe-
gina 9renner, lpelhes lie ipe5lcn Sen
Gerbelrntcten lplbmete, .Slh fnnnt
lf nod e:nmal 10 liebell luie Oamals
I'M IdOncn Monnt Mai", uorgctro.
gen. slllb Strr u. ,Sritid,c crfrcutc
oie 8uIte nit elmer 9tlurner nil
&laplerbegleitllng bon ySrau &
6ritlde. sllld) bic Sodter Oes Sefr.
ocs Gercins, Carol Sean SlniIcp, er-
uuntcrte Die @c'cltid}aft nit elmer
GlaoiernltnInlcr 10 nllth sSrat Wti-
6uel Shn,ibt. Nad,bcr wurocn Goms
ncrslieoer gelllngell. Gs mar ,rirf=
LID ein gelriitlid)er slbcnD. sllle sln-
lpeielloen gingen pergniigt beiN.
Soffe bab mir 1l1diies Sobr lpie-
Scr iold)all slbeno ieiern nit Ocln
inniaen @ltuid, Nas mir Die 9lnjabl
Der @lite uerooppcln. sliip noc,naIs
uiel 8liif mn ne,en Sabr.
Bette, Gauf Sem &onlitce iiit ibre
slrbeit.
&artcnabcMo.
8itte ule Wit9lieoer nio1t an per
gelien ben &artenabeno, lucld)er am
!; letten Witapotb I'M Monat, unh ons
mare am 30. San,ar, punft 8 l!br
lrattiinoet. 5rellroc oes Gerens iinS
bcr5lic) eingeluoan. Sn &omiiee i:i,o
SGngerin Maria @cdert uno 81 lr,
aor.t Smiley, b:t lms Sen 2int) be,
reiten. Soffe oas alle erifeinen.
SSobn Smiley, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
Srnnirlpania Sbcatcr-Gcrc.n.

Nit Ser Mnfiinoigllng ser Sbcuttrs
slufiiibrung Sin Triiblirgsiraum
ON Sountug Oeu q. Sonltar, I llbr
abenos, int @eitieitc Sahienbciit,
icicrt Ser ~Sroliphanin Sbeatrr
Gerein" gleidseitig sic 8criGtnis'
feier bon I'LL crm perltorbcnen Spiel,
Letter lmo 9ruocr &ur! Srauid), Ser
um 81. Sanlur 1915 10 lhncll uno
,menuartct aus ltulcrcr sviitte g..
riiiel1 lpllroe.
Sie Gntbiilllng ieincs 9llocs, &C,
riomet 5llr slnerfennlng ieiner in
Seben bcroicnitpoucn GolfiId)cn
SbeatersScilhlngen lpcrocn nit ci
ner slniprad)e Ben Sraucraft bilOcn,
ltno lolnit sic Ginleitlmg 5l Dem
'd0nen Sdulipiel gcben, lposu mir
olle JrclnOe uno Hanoslelte bon
SIt lllo gScit red)t bcp,lii einlaoen
Inter ser Seitlmg pou Serrn
Otto Ternengel gebcn iid) oie Sple:
Ter Bic 9roBte !Vtiibe sic sllffiibrlng
SIT einem Grfplg 81 geitalten. 81
Snbaltsangabe bon:
vGin Triiblingstramm"
Sdauipiel in 6 0ilocrn bon
ST.. Sebue
Ser Sclltllant @oli BON gSoli5.
burg, Elm iOCal pernnlagtcr illnger
Nfii5ler, liebt cine ibone YusmaGe-
rim, Wturie @inter, oic cr trot oea
StanOcslmterIficos 81 beiraten Be
iblidtist. Ioh MIR Elm frr5er Sriip
lingstraum lit es, oenn sic bcioc'
rullmen Ouriten - oenn Die Ser.
)uItnllie iino ildrfer. @plisburg
ruB ii6 Ser SoInilie 5lm Spfcr
6ringeu uno elne ungeliebte isrlu
Sic Sohter etnes 8anfiers, beiros
ten. Gie Gbe miro lebr uilgliiflit :;
'ein ein5iger SroIt lit iein SDbnfcn.
1as &llo erfranft obcr, uuo in scr
pom 9(r5t gcbradJteu &ronfeupfleac-
rim erfennt @olf oie ibmcr5lih 8e-
ludte, ME pergeiiene @eliebte Wtnric
@lnters. gr mill tie pieNer nn iici)
fetten; leooH lie lpci9ert lib, oblupbl
ibre Siebe 5u inn tieT imb ltarf iii.
slber lie fiiblt oenaein. eirer totliden
aranfbeit in iid. Ser iie- -uli lie
einitiirsenoen ieeliideu aonilifteu
niht gepadiell-lmh fur5er 3eit er.
liegt. 1lnb an ibrenl Srrbelager
hriht @oli bon |olfsburs oui
|! idlutseno 5ulonlmen.
0ns Stiid lit bon eridnitternbcr
@irfllns nalnentlib am Shluiie ser
Den &obepunft oramatlib bclpegten,
Don. slniang bis Gnoe illberIt iran.
ncnSen 9anolung bartlett.
..-.. Xcriunenf
garon bon @plf5b,re- Mnrt Nienertt
@olf pon 8Oltsbur9, iein Sobn
fSfrt3ler) --------- '0nns Aebr,g
Detlep bon Strodlpis, beiieu Sreiluo
(Cffi5ier) German G0tlcr
9anticr ulri1 ---- Sans Steiner
Gabrielle, feline godbter - Mnnp G0fler
garp @inter5, Y,temaderiu - =. -
---- Spbta Sernengel
Or. Cornelius. Nr5t - 5erman @0dler
Srau 9r San,ann - Marie. Stirnel
Sris, @urlde BEL @oli bon @olfss
burg ---- @uitap Yrerl
Bertha, Stubeumdbdeu i'm &auie
~ WolisbGrg --..-- Sbu oaiielberg
Spielleiter: otto sScrnengel
Srt Ser 8anolllng: Cine fleine
8arniionitaot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
6arn, ,Suoiona

ScnfIhc Eb. yntbcr. SrEtcruS E8trDe,
Gdc II. Mpe. unb oillmure Ctr.
Tiarrcr Guauit IS. S'iJting, 1919
Sillmpre Str Sef: 23551. Seben
Spnntua . i,hr rprn,ittoss Scnutn9s
ithule. 20 llbr eneliIt,sr 8ottesbienit.
II llbr b,lltict,cr Gpttc c5b,tnit. 4, I
slue Il;tbcr,Idcn CSlnllrensgcnnncn
belltIdcs Illb eugliIfer 3lnae IN 8arp
rnb lln,aetilnN ,l,lb Su Den 8bttesoiens
ltcn ber5lic) cinNelnhen. +,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-17
3lueis l..

SsSn ser am ia. 9eaember nbgebal-
tenen 8eriammlllng iano auBer Sen
regelmaBigen @eidnften audi 6i
Evening star., 1946-11-17
nctraight-Plas-Bias Design
Miss SWank Slips
595

Miss swonk slips ore definite contribution to
comfort due to the special stroight-Plus bios de-
sign which prevents any twisting, pulling or rid
ina up! Shoulder straps. BODICE and hennline
ore edged with cotton eyeet embroidery. White
ii Bur-Ailla royon sotin Sizes 81 TO 81, 32to A.
SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS
Evening star., 1946-06-04

and together they discovered the
murder.
Police said the shades were drawn,
red draperies covered the windows
and a cold electric iron with q
burned cord was found on the IRON
ing board. Glendening was lying on
the bed, a pillow over his face, but
there were no signs of disorder in
the room, according to police.
Rifles, bayonets, Indian relics and
other collectors items were found in
the apartment and fastened to the.
walls. A large collection of sheet
music and records also was found.
Glendening lived alone, police said,
but had frequent parties attended
by large numbers of servicemen.
Believed by police to be childless
widower, Glendening is survived only
by a sister, Mrs. Helen Colucci of
Dayton, Ohio, it was said. Photo
graphs of several women and chill
dren, and some pictures Of service
men were found in the apartment.
Police said large number of let
ters from servicemen are being
studied,
Evening star., 1946-06-04
KiIian Wins in Fight
10 Avoid Testifying
In lichfieId Trial
By the Associated Press


BAD NAUHEIM, Germany, June
4-Col. James A. Kilian of Highland
Park, ILL.,, today won his fight to
avoid testifying in the trial of SOL
dier accused of brutality to prison.
ers in the United States Army guard
house at Lichfield, England, which
William once commanded.
Kilian, himself awaiting trial on
charges of authorizing acts of cruel
ty, insisted it would embarrass his
own defense to answer questions
about policies or conditions at Lich-
field.
The military court upheld his re-
questions and defense attorneys fin
ally excused him from the witness
stand.
Called by Guards Counsel.
Kilian was called to testify in be-
half of PFC. William B. Norris of
Mulga, Ala, a former guard at Lich-
field. Norris is charged with beat
ing several prisoners.
THE defense admits that these
attacks took place." said Norris at
torney, Capt. John Barr of Urbana,
Ill. But we are trying to show that
throughout the 10th Reinforcement
Depot at Lichf1eld everybody was
under strain, working at top speed
under pressure to get men out and to
the front. We are trying to show
that the defendant used common
sense in obeying orders given him. "
One witness testified yesterday
that beating was usual procedure
with repeaters' at Lichf1eld, where
many soldiers were confined after
going abself without leave from units
headed for front-line service.
Capt. Barr's attempts to obtain
testimony about Lichfield policies
from another former Lichfield OFF,
Ger also were frustrated by the wit
ness refusal to talk
Capt. Joseph A. Robertson of Ak
ron, Ohio, awaiting trial on brutality
charges, turned aside several ques-
tions with the objection that the
answers might tend to incriminate
me-" The court upheld him.
Invokes oath Article of War.
Kilian insisted his testimony
could not be discriminating, because
I have done nothing wrong" But
when the court then ordered him to
answer a question, he said: Under
duress and in order not to jeopardize
my rights, I will take advantage of
the oath article of war and refuse
to answer"
The oath article permits a military
witness to refuse to answer a ques-
ton which might incriminate or de-
grade him or which is not material
to the case.
Four more enlisted men refused
to testify today in another trial,
that of 1t. Granville Cubage of Ok
lahoma City. Their refusal brought
to 18 the number of soldiers who
have baked at helping the prosecu-
tion in protest against what they
called unfair" treatment by the
Army. All were cited by the courts
for disciplinary measures, but none
is a defendant.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Welfare Board Probes
SchooIboy's Charges
OF III Treatment

The Board of Public Welfare to-
day was investigating charges by a
14-year-old inmate of the Industrial
Home School for Boys at 2453 Wis
conSin avenue NV. that i'll treat
ment caused him to attempt suicide
twice.
The boy is now at Gallinger Hos
pital, where he was sent April 25
for treatment after he told officials
of the school he intended to take
his life.
School officials quoted him as say
ing he first attempted to cut his
wrists with glass and later tried to
hang himself.
They said he had complained of
being beaten by older boys and that
he was given a cold shower when
he returned overdue from a home
privilege on March "a.
No Deep Cuts on Wrist.
John Traumberg, school Superin-
tendent, said the youth had made
IAN overt gesture" to hang himself
by throwing a rope over a pipe in
the school assembly room, but was
seen by a supervisor who took 1t
down. Mr.. Traumberg also said
there were scratches on the boy s
wrists but no deep cuts.
Because of the boys disturbed
condition, Mr.. Traumberg continued
he was sent to the hospital.
The superintendent denied in
mates were ever given cold showers
as punishment. He said the shower
facilities were so limited at the in
stitution due to the large enrolment
that some of those bathing last
night might not get hot shower.
Hit by Another Inmate.
Investigation of the boys COM
plants of being struck by older in
mates revealed that in one case he
was hit by another inmate, Mr.
Traumberg said. but other charges
of beatings could not be substan-
tiated.
A. J. Driscoll, chairman of the
Welfare Board Committee on In
stitutions, said he was investigating.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Wheat Situation Called
Critical in MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS, June 4 R-
Wheat supplies available for bread
-four going to the domestic market
approached the vanishing point at
Minneapolis mills today.
Millers expressed divergent opin-
ions as to a report to the Senate
Small Business Committee that 9S
per cent of the Nations mills would
be closed today, but all agreed the
situation was critical and probably
would get worse.
A spokesman for General Mills
said a number of his company's 10
flour mills we're shut down and
others were operating on a hand
to-mouth basis.
Pillsbury Mills, Inc, said of its
IL flour mills were down, while the
others were running at no more than
rs per cent of capacity, with full
shutdown in prospect within a few
days
Spokesman for the smaller COM
panies said their operations, sharply
curtailed a month ago, probably
would cease in from one day to two
weeks.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Suit
Continued From First Page.)

not apply in this case because Mr..
Lewis was under 81 at the time and
has been in the Army for three
years, Mr.. Sweeny said.
H. T. Moore, manager of Malvin
g. Schey, said there was a mix-up
in tags at the hospital. He reported
that the body taken from the
morgue bore the tag of Lethia Lewis
and that the casket was delivered to
the family home and left there for
"a hours.
DR.. Alvin R. Sweeney, Gallinger
superintendent, said he never had
heard of such an incident since he
came to the hospital a year ago.
Constant precautions are taken to
prevent such an error, the hospital
tagging each body and requiring
that staff member identify it be-
fore turning over the body to an
undertaken. he said
Evening star., 1946-06-04

its publisher. becoming editor also
in 1910.
The presidency Of the interna-
tional bank carries a tax-free sal
ary of $4,000.
Lacking a president, the banks
directors have been meeting for
nearly a month in their headquar-
ters here, unable to proceed with ma
jor tasks of organization, monetary
research, admission of new men,
ber countries. and similar vital ques-
tions.
Both the bank and it's sister insti-
tution-the International Monetary
Sterilization Fund-were devised al
conferences held at Breton Woods
N. H., in 1914.
The monetary fund, under Camille
Gutt of Belgium as managing direc.
tor-the position comparable to Mr.
Meyers outlined its organiza-
ton and begun deliberating meth
ods of accomplishing it's function
This is the stabilization of world cur
rencies as prerequisite to the elm
ination OF high tariffs, internationa,
banker arrangements and other
barriers to commerce
Evening star., 1946-06-04

with the Soviet attitude toward the
British Commonwealth and the
empire which at least show a sense
of realism"
Mr.. Bevin continued:
Il think, for instance, that the
Soviet government, and indeed the
United States as well, does really
recognize the tremendous impor-
tance to the peace Of the world of
the maintenance of our position in
the Middle East, provided that ul-
timately there is developed a re-
gional organization which fits into
the United Nations Security Sys-
TEN.
Need Total Peace"
THE basic aim of his majesty's
government is to make the United
Nations organization work effective
ly."
Mr.. Bevin then cautioned the
house:
IF we do not want to have total
war, we must have total peace.s
Referring to Danubian river nayi.
cation and the settlement of the
nationality of Trieste-both Of then
stumbling blocks to peace settle.
ments at the recent meeting of the
four-power Foreign Ministers ir
Paris, Mr.. Bevin said:
Il cannot give way on behalf o1
the Government in that vital part oi
Central Europe. We must hope fol
better luck the next time We meet
in Paris" on June Is.
Mr.. Bevin said the Russian pro-
posal for the Yugoslav-Italian
frontier, involving Trieste, would
leave no Slovene speaking people
within Italy and over 100000 Ital-
ianS in Yugoslavia.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Byrnes to Leave June 13
For Conference in Paris

Secretary of State Byrnes said to-
day he expects to leave Washington
June 13 for Paris for the Big -Four
Foreign Ministers Conference on
June Is.
He told a news conference that
Chairman Connally of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, as
well as Senator Vandenberg, Repub-
lican, of Michigan had agreed to
return to Paris as advisers.
Mr.. Byrnes said that since the
recess of the Paris meeting he has
submitted to the Russian, British
and French Foreign Ministers a
draft OF a proposed treaty with
Austria.
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disclosure that he had offered to
recommend extension of the 20-year
Anglo Russian friendship treaty to
SO years and said:
Il regret that this was not taken
more seriously at the time, but am
confident it will come. While am
foreign secretary, Notwithstanding
the rebuff, shall still pursue it."
Resents M0lotov's Attitude.
Referring to Soviet Foreign Min
ister v. M. Molotov's recent speech
in which he asserted that a Brit
ish-A American bloc was opposing the
Russians, Mr.. Bevin declared:
Il rather resent Mr.. Molotov's S
attitude that when you put up pro-
posals that he does not agree to
he seems to imply that you are die
tating. We are debating to nobody,
but we do ask that there shall be
an examination of our point of view
when we put it forward on rational
and reasonable grounds"
A moment later, Mr.. Bevin said
There are many matters connected
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Only 5 British Batt|eships
Found Fully ServiceabIe
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, June 4.-Great Britain
has only 10 serviceable battIeships
of which only five-the King George
V, the Duke of York, Anson, Howe
and Vanguard - are fit for full
service in the fleet, according to the
new edition of the authoritative
James Fighting Ships
The Queen Elizabeth, Valiant
Nelson and Rodney are too slow
and the Renown is too lightly
armored for modern requirements, y
the 48th edition of the publication
said.
James also asserted that four bat
tleships had been abandoned in
construction, four others had been
assigned harbor duties and the
Warspite would be scrapped.