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JOSEPH w. WYATT, Attorney.
1914 Eye St. NV.
Filed Aug. 12. 1947. Charles e. Stewart.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bia. -Rosella Clara Shoemaker Kerr,
Plaintiff, vs.. Clyde Earle Kerr, Defendant,
NO. 2596-47-The object Of this suit
grounds of desertion: On motion of the
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publication of this order; otherwise the
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-16
CANTON ECHO
Bv Johnny Fulz

Canton, O., Jan. l6-Believe me
Cleveland East you sure showed
us a wonderful time and you can
bet that we are anxious to see
you again and soon.
The Big Game
| guess it was our night all
the way because our basketeers
were really on the ball. and hand
ed East big red mark to the
tune of 4S to 81.
Nice going Henry Miller you
make a good coach and haven
lost a game yet.
Attention!
Our lumbago bent old timers
have put up a challenge to our
young speedsters to do battle on
Feb. lst, 7:3O p. m. at Baxter
school. Located at 18th and Ma
ryland Ave.
This should prove to be some
game, so if anyone has crutches
bring them along. You girls who
have had first aid better come too
il know your soft touch will help.
Reunion
After the battle we will all
head for the club where the Jrs.
will hold big reunion dance.
Meeting
The mems lodge will hold their
annual meeting on Sunday, Jan.
10Th. So come on Jrs. let's be
there.
Donation
The Canton Jrs. received a $40
bill from a benefactor unknown.
We say thanks Mrs: for your
thoughtfulness and help.
Last but not least yours truly
walked off with the l at. OF A.
Roses. Your so good to us East.
Once again our hats are off TO
you.
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LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS

By Hap"

Lorai. O.. Jan. 16-The Lorain
Juniors played host to New Cas-
tie in bowling tournament held
at the club Sunday afternoon. The
New Castle club came here with
two FIVE man teams and we took
them on, meaning that we beat
them. Team No. won two out
of three with a total of 24l1 pins
and New Castle Team No. had
a total OF 227l. King Kegler was
Walt Goohs with 2OS-525.
Our team No. ? won three with a
total OF 25l4 pins and New Cas-
tie team No. , had a total of 2145
pins. King Kegler was Elmer
Schneider with 172-5O5.
After the tournament we had a
supper and dancing. | believe
everyone enjoyed themselves.
Thanks New Castle for coming
to Lorain and bowling with US.
See YOU in Columbus, New Cas-
tie
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YOUNGSTOW OHIO
Mid-Winter Concert

Sunday afternoon of January
18th will be day of gala enter
tainment. The rotters of the Sax
on Club will ring with songs and
music. This is the day that we
all have heard so much about.
The program will begin promp-
tly at 3 p. m. Elsewhere in this
paper die program appears in its
entirity. Here we would only like
to mention the important fact
that this is also the day when
Mr.. Fred Everths donation---that
expensive Persian Lamb Coat
is to be given away One of US will
be the lucky one. If you have not
as yet bought at least one ticket
by all means do so. Your do
nation lof one Dollar will help
some suffering Saxon over there"
SO please if you want to help
them, and we all do. let's buy and
buy until it paid itself hun
drediold.
Nov. after the concert we do
not want evryOne to rush home.
We have a delicious Swiss Steak
supper on the menu, plus all that
goes with making 1t a we'll round
ct meal.
After the Inner man" has been
misunderstanding will commence
and so until the stroke of the
clock with its tune of "Home
Sweet Home.
Hoping to see you all at the
concert January lothat 3 o'clok.
Get your tickets i'm advance-75c,
at the door ST.
A. F. Zell. Sec'y.
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ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
BY Pauline krich

There will be a business mtet-
ing followed by a social hour fo:
our Senior League on Sunday,
January 10Th, 80 p. m, 757 Ed
dy Road. All the young folks are
urged to attend our meetings.
This is not an organization for
married couples only; it is for the
single folks too-cighteen years
OF age and over. Let's all stand
behind church work; single or
married r. we are all needed
There are some interesting plans
and entertainments scheduled but
we really need more members to
help us fulfill these future plans.
The Senior Luther League
wishes to take this opportunity TO
thank the parets, friends and old
er members of our congregation
for showing their confidence in
the young men sponsored by oar
league as candidates for church
work by voting for them. The
young folks are eager to cooper
ate by working diligently; har-
moniously; with great respect for
church; minister: and the older
generations who have set us such
a fine example!
Young folks. don, forget our
meeting on Sunday, Jan. 10Th.
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''''1H 1HHiGHLlGHrs
By Eileen Henning

Farrell, Pa, Jan. 1o-Saturday
night we welcomed two bus
loads of Saxons from Monaco
Both teams played fast game
which ended in another Monaco
victory.
In the early part of the game
Bill Zelch hurt his ankle and was
unable to play after the half. TO
day Bill is IN the hospital with a
swollen ankle and will have X
Rays taken. Sorry to see you in
this condition Bill. and here 5
hoping that you will soon be on
your feet again.
After the game the crowd wan-
dered down to the Saxon club and
enjoyed a good meal which was
prepared by Our ladies. Thanks
to you ladies-you really knew
how to make the food taste deli
ious.
A good time was had by all at
the dance, where music was fur
nished by Michael Stones orches-
ira.
The crowd Monaco brought
was quite large and we sure did
like seeing so many OF you come.
as it is always pleasant to be
hosts to a nice group of Saxons.
This Saturday marked our first
game with the absence of Henry
Heinrich. one Of our players who
left Friday to attend school in
Tennessee. Here is hoping that
Henry makes out good and will
be able to be with us again after
completing his schooling.
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CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Hilda Farr

r Columbus, O.. Jan. 16--The
bowlinv schedule is arranged and
will appear under the T. S. ]. A.
column soon SO be on the lookout
for it. For the benefit of these
planning on coming to this affair,
please be sure to have your hotel
reservations confirmed because if
you get here without your reser-
vations, you will probably be un-
able to get in a hotel anywhere
in town. To our own club mem.
bers. don't forget the special
meeting January 23rd. Please try
to make it on time as we would
like to finish making Our plans
for the tournament.
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VOICE OF THE DUNES
BY Eleanor helwig

Gary. Ind. Jan. l6-We had ?
very interesting meeting. The
new year was started with bang
Everyone was cooperative and
eager to furnish suggestions for
events, and voice their opinions
After the meeting there was
dancing and pinp pong.
Congratulations to Hans Huge
and Irma Suechting on their re-
cent engagement.
We scheduled a Roller Skat
ing Party for January Is. :
Our new trustees are: Hermins
Kragt, Helen David, and Russell
Pendleton.
Our motto is: Let's build tht
club in 1o47.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-16
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Elsie

Cleveland. O.. Jan. l6-Last
Saturday night New Castle i'll
vaded West with swell bunch
of fellows who could really play
basketball. The last half of the
game proved quite exciting and
when the whistle blew the score
showed West out on top. Yes
boys. it was really a swell game
and we wish to thank all the
spectators who travelled way over
on the East Side to see US play.
I'm sure you were not disappoin,-
ed with that poppy game. After
the game we all journeyed back
to the club where we occupied
ourselves with eating and dane
ing. Orchids go to the committee
who PLANNED our meal. 1t was
downright delicious.
Yoi. were we surprised to see
Lorain down full force. You,
visit was nice. Hope to see you
soon. the sooner the better.
Next Saturday. February 18th,
will tell the tale. We challenged
our former basketball players to
game which will be played at
the Franklin YMCA at 8 p. m.
Plan to come and root for your
team. We hope to see lot OF Our
older people out for this game.
They really will enjoy it. Re
member West Side at 8 p. m. on
Franklin Ave. and Sind St.
To All Members
We wish to reorgaslize our
singing society. 1t really means
a lot to all of us. You will be
sent a card notifying you OF
our first meeting. Please plan to
attend whether you can sing or
not. We have a new music COM
mittee which is going all out in
its egort to help. Do not disapont
them.
P.S. There is rumor going
around that refreshments will be
served, but more about that next
week.
To Salem
Warnng-y you can expect a
large busload raring to go on
February 25th. Until then so-long
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-16
ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page s
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the Indians in 1882.
p."The Star Spangled Banner"
3. Nathan Hal. That of school
teacher.
4. Memorial Day, May 80.
5. Maryland. near Frederick.
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Are you and your relatives mem.
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central Verband? II not, now
is the time to join. For more Infor-
nation call the local represents.
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- llnteritiiben Ste ole in unier.
ssituna onaeiqenS..:::. @eih1its.puT.
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To Salem

Warning you can expect a
large busload raring to go on
February 25th. Until then so-long
Evening star., 1947-04-09

should be boosted. She also COM
planned about the cost OF educating
nonresident children IN District
public schools.
Evening star., 1947-04-09

would not be on hand and filed the
statement on behalf of the Com
munist leader.
Robert Stripping. chief committee
Investigator, told the committee 1T
IS apparent from reading the hrst
page Of Mr.. Dennis statement that
Ihe Is following the Communist
Party line, that is, he i challenging
tho authority Of this committee. ."
Referring to the failure Of several
other witnesses to answer subpoenas
to testify In the committees investi-
CATION Of communism, Mr., Stripping
said he believed there Is q conspiracy
to commit contempt.
Not Expected to Appear.
Both Mr.. Mundt and Represents
tive Nixon had told reporters In
advance Of the committee session
that they would be surprised II
Dennis showed up.
In his prepared statement TODAY,
Dennis charged that the comlmfttee
s.is not body which may lawfully
subpoena witnesses to appear be-
fore it."
The legality Of its acts" he said,
'shas become. q scandal so notorious
as to create . public duty not only
to challenge these acts individually,
but to- establish through due process
Of law and public opinion the fun
damental illegality Of the existence
Of the so-called committee"
He contended that he was "de-
Tending the Constitution against
the committee which is subverting
it."
. Moreover, he insisted that the
Communist Party '.is an American
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Telephone Repoirmen
Are Called to Union S
Strike Headquarters
-AP Photo.

The telephone rang In the
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co.'s repair department
this morning.
We've got q dead line over
here at 1903 K street NV"
said the voice. "Got anybody
to fix it?"
Two supervisory employees
grabbed up q tool kit and
rushed over After a little
tinkering, the dead phone was
working again.
Back at headquarters, one of
the emergency repairmen was
making his report.
"Say, what was that placer"
he asked his friend.
"Why, don't you know?
That's the unions national
strike headquarters"
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Sister Helena Mary Dies;
Teacher at 81. Sfephen's S

Sister Helena Mary, 53, teacher
at st. Stephens Parocf1ial School,
Twenty fourth and K streets NV,
died early today insGeorgetoWn Hos
pital after an illness Of several
weeks.
She was a member Of the Baltl-
more province of the Sisters of Notre
Dame de Naniur, having entered
the order at Waltham, Mass, in
1925. One of her first teaching as
signments was at st. Stephens, then
she transferred to st. Martins
Parochial School, 50 T street Me-,
where she taught for more than 10
years. She returned about eight
years ago to st. Stephens to teach
the first grade.
She is survived by brother,
Leonard Coakley Of Peabody, Mass.
High requiem mass will be sung
at 8 am. Friday at st. Stephens
Church, Twenty-fifth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV. Burial
will be in the grounds Of the
Provincial Motherhouse at Ilches-
tor Md
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Local Bargaining Urged.

Drug stores in the Philippines are
again well stocked with American
medicines.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Un-Americun
Continued From First Page.)

to be approved by the House, re-
ferred to the United States Attorney
here and become subject to = grand
jury indictment.
Committee members said investi-
gators reports and the record Of
previous hearings showed . clear
pattern of action by Dennis, Ger
hart Eisler and Leon Josephson, all
Communist leaders, to avoid tsstify-
ing before the committee. In this
way, the committee said, Dennis and
the others hoped to sidestep the
possibility Of committing perjury
and at the most could be punished
only under a misdemeanor charge OF
contempt Of Congress. :
Most citations Of that kind have
usually resulted in imposition OF
comparatively small fines, the COM
mittee observed.
"We can see in these three cases,
Representative Nixon, Republican,
of California said, mot simply indi-
vidual cases Of contempt, but =
group of contempts, planned in ad-
vance, following a pattern and q
Communist technique. Dennis
should be cited, not only for con-
tempt, but this committee should
recommended to the Attorney Gen.
eral that he, as well as Eisler and
Josephson be prosecuted for con-
spiracy to commit contempt"
Lawyer Files Statement.
It was recalled by committee MEM
bers that Eisler, called the "su-
preme" Communist authority In this
country, appeared before the CONF
mittee several months ago 'only
because he was brought In physically
by the Justice Department" Eisler,
however, refused to testify, as did
Josephson at q later date. Eisler
and Josephson recently were cited
for contempt by Congress.
When the committee convened
this morning. Mr.. Lapidus advised
Acting Chairman Mundt that Dennis
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Dy tho Asseeiuisd Press

House Labor Committee Repub-
licans added finishing touches today
to a bill to wipe out the closed shop
and industry-wde bargaining and
to curb such Nationwide strikes as
the telephone tieup:
It also would outlaw jurisdictional
strikes and secondary boycotts.
The bill still Is subject to COM
mittee approval-some Democratic
members are sure to vote against
it-and to changes in many details.
But 1t Is pattern for general,
permanent, long-range bill intended
to reduce labor-management wars
and throttle some union practices.
House leaders and the policy
making Republican Steering Com
mittee got a chance today to look 1t
over and make suggestions.
Labor Committee members regard
the bill as far tougher and broader
than O measure under consideration
by the Senate Labor Committee.
They made it that way for their
own collective bargaining purposes
when it becomes necessary to COM
promise after Senate and House
pass different kinds Of labor bills.
May Reach Floor Next Week.
Both Committees may bring their
bills up for debate by the entire
Senate or House by the middle Of
next week.
The major provisions of the House
measure as 1t now stands, in COM
parison with the Senate bill:
1. Strikes affecting public health,
safety or welfare:
House bill permits the Attorney
General to obtain court orders to
head off or stop them. The injunc-
tions could remain in force in
definitely If the courts saw fit. They
would be subject to review by q
circuit court or the Supreme Court.
Senate bill allows the Attorney
General to get injunctions that
would last only during so days Of
mediation and IS days allowed for
a strike vote by a union. If a union
voted to strike, the President could
hand the whole case back to Con-
gress for further action.
2. Other strikes OF q general
nature:
House bill forbids them unless a|
majority Of the employees in a COLI
lective bargaining group vote to re-
ject the final terms offered by the
employer. The Senate bill omits
such provision.
8. Closed shop which requires
an employer to hire only union
members.
Both bills outlaw it.
4. Industry-wide bargaining:
House bill forbids 1T, Senate bill
tries To DISCOURAGE IL.