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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Shitarrett-Sek,p6f,ee

9tad, Ser Gi1nabme Don Dresden
I'M Siebeniabrigen arieg lieB Grieo'
rid ser @roBe bas Ealais oes lad)-
iilben Staats,niniiters, oes Wrafen
bon 8iibI, in ein 8aIdybaus uerarun'
oeln. Sn ser @oroerobe bes Brafen
fano man 60 Geeen, so Spa5ierit0fe
52S Sleioer. 600 Gaar Stiefel, 800
Haar Srflbc lno manfcs mebr, co.
81 cine gauge &amnler bon Heriidcn.
9lls ser &onig biele &antmer Be-
itdtigte, iagte er ::u0ie uiele Yeriiden
fir einen Mann, Ser feinen &ilii
batte."
@oetbe betrat emit in Sena oaS
@aitbaus sur Came, in oen iein Grls
fonig ei,tltanoen apar. Sort iaB rlll.
Ser Gitbter Dor elmer 5laide @ein,
ben CT bolo, ipie's ieine slrt mar,
nit @olier tauite Glide Stuoenten
iaben in 8oetbes fGbe INTO begannen
iid) iiber i'm luitig 5u MAIDEN, ,peil
CT sen eolen Srppieu nit Waiier pcrs
miidte. Cine 3eitlung blieb Ser Gifs
ter ra,bia; aber als sic Strber,ten NIT
ibrem an5iiglihen Gerebe nid)t o,lfs
borten, trat er an sen Stlloententild)
|,mb iagte: ,'u.a,
~Sos Naiier ullein nladlt ln,ml,
oas belpeiien I'M galier Ole Slide.
Ser 8ein allci, madt bilinm oas
be,peiien sic Serren am Glide. Oas
ber, nm feins BON bciOen 81 icin, -
trinf' I'D nit @diier pern1iihten
Wcin."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
2t,aS 2le,p Cattle, "a.
3iueia q.

Sc oiene allen Sd1ueitcrn ou:
9safritt; bab sic regelmdBige Ser
ianunllrng am Oonnerstag, oen 10
slpril, 1880 l1br abenbs, aboebalter
miro. @s aperoen ollie SdNpeltern er
iu6t, 6ieier Geriantnl,,ng beislnuob
men, Sa ilnmer tpidtige 8eitGite 81
beidlieBen iino.
Sn ser am 6. MGrs ebgebaltener
@eriammIifng ,p,,roen folsenot
SdNpeltern als 0eleeatirnelt er,pibll
aotberine YouIini, Srieba @ooen.
sorier, .Morie 8inoer lmo als Griat
tpuroe Sfapeiter Cara 8obenoorfe,
erlpGblt.
@otbarinu @artncr, Yrot. .-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

Sisbei,biiraen nidt MIR ser Streb=
ianfeit Ser tapferen Mt1nner lno
Srauen 81, perbanfen b1tten ionoern
ebeniopiel bcn 2ebren ser Gu. 9,tb..
&irhen lnh Sbulen. gr ermabnte
Die Mntpeienben Sen @arnbersigen
Samaritteroienit al uuIern in 10 sro-
Der geot befinolid)en 8riibern uno
Sdapeitern in europa 5u t,ln.
Sarauf ipuroe @iarrer slnoreas
Nagelbah tuelher crit Dor Mpna-
ten aus Siebenbiirgen nab slmerifa
sefommen lit, porgeitellt. Serr Sea-
aelbacb fennt- Die @erbGltniiie Der
Sahien aus cigener griobrlna. Gr
lit sebiirtia aus oem 8anat, pieIe
leincr 6reunoe gebiren sur ct. You-
lus Stride. Gr it,oierte in Sermam-
Itaot uno mar bier Sabre Yfarrer in
@ltrmlod, Siebenbiirgen, iliidtete
nit Den iibrisen Sahien 1ad Seiter-
reid nno Iebte suiammen nit ibnen
i'm 5liihtlinsslaser bis cs ibm se-
lang nit ieiner Srau, speldc bier ae-
boren lit lno Sobn nad simerifa su
fonnncn.
Serr gtaselbad er5dhlte suic Tim.
nlerlld) inIere Safienbdiioer uno
Sdlpeltern nit fleinen &!noern uno
8reiien BORT in armielieen @orafen
le6en. sic neiite,l &leiNer hnben lic
allf Ncr 3 sgfouate Iangcn ,sIudt pers
loren. sluf oie apit lit ldapah unb
tnapp unS iett iinb es idon 3 Sab.
re leit lie sic Seilnat perlaiien muB.
ten. Sie Sebnilld)t 6ieier Menihen
nad) Ser Seimat lit 10 srcb, aud,
tpenn es MIR 81 oenr ,3,ped ipGre BORT
begraben 5u iperoeu. Gr iagte audi
Sab Der ilhiiif)e 9iid,oi iid) ero6e
Diiibc g!bt I'M sic Sotien suiamnen
Su balten uno sic Sein,at fiir lie AZ
retten.
Sobn Sins bonfte beiben Yiarr.
berrn Iiir oie interelianten 9erihte.
er CAB oann ielblt einen 9eriht ab
bon ser slbeit bes SiIfs,pcrfs. gis
iett limo iiber 1000 Yafete Don Nab-
rlmgslnitteln itnb &leiocrn, ieoes II
Fiuno itauer, Dom Gbicasoer Stills.
tcmitee an peridJieoene TliihtIinas.
lager abgeididt, bic meiitcn beiin.
oen lid1 III SelterreiG uno Geutic5.
lne. Sctt fommen nod mebrere i,n.
se Seilte bon &ublanO nah 0eutid,. |
lnb. Steie iunger 2ellte iinb franf
uno hranten Oringe1b Habruua uno(
aleioer. haber bitten mir aue Sod. |
len, iantmelt &leiber aub Don ;sreun-
Den uno brinat iie bei s. Sins. @ir
branben alh nebr 6rauen sum bel.
fen ole aleiocr III Sronina su bin.
gen uno uafen. ehenIo Mt1nner snmI
Fatetebinoen llno aoreNieren, oamit
nld)t iu uiel Irbeit aui Oie iperiaen
fdlt. 9clten Can't lino 8ptt peraelts
5u Sobn uno elilabetb Sinb. oenn
lie baben Die lueiite arbeit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

3meia 6.

Die brittle reeelmaBise @eriamm.
lung oieies Sabres finSet itott am
Counting, sen 6. ApriI. 2 llbr nah-
mittass. Oie 8riiSer iin6 freu,l5lid
eriudh bet5utpobnen, banrit iie sic
erfte 0iertels sSSabresrehnltng ieit tpir
i'm @efhdft fino, berleien b0ren. Mudj
ergebt nod einmaI bic 8itte an sic
ooreeiblneenen @an0ioaten iid) 1t,
oieier 0eriammluns einauitellen.
S. araft, Setr.
Siueia is.
Gs oiene alien sdtpcitcrn sur
gfa9rid)t, Sab llniere nadite Ser
Iammlung am Montag, BEN 7. Mpril,
1880 llbr nbenos, I'M ser Sadienballe
abeebalten 1uirS, tueil Sonntag bor'
Der Ditern lit, lit sic 8eriann1nl,,ns
oieien Dforat berspehielt.
slue Sdtpeitern finb eebeten 5abl'
reid, at eri1einen. Nah Der @er'
iom,nl,ng tpoIlen mir uns gut 1.nter'
baIten. &c,rn,t aue.
Sftpeiter &oie 9l,mpbreps arno
Sd1peiter slnna 8ad tu,.rSen se'
,p6blt aIs Delesaten air oiesiabrisel
&onbention. ....
slnna Soper5er. Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

Den Sdkpeitern ,tttS 8riioern oicne
5,.r 9efGuigen Nadridt. bab Die ndd.
ite 8erimnmlatng Oiterionntng, ben
6. Mpril. 2 l1br nahmittass abeebal.
ten apirb unb tuenn m0glid, iollten
ole Mitglie6er oieier 8erianmlung
beitpcbnen, 6enn es fins tpidtige sc.
idafte au erleoigen. Wa6 ser Scr.
iauuml,,ng gtbt es,pieoer freies Bier
i,n6 2unb tpiro nerfauft.
Geo. &. &romer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
3tues 6.

Ser nGfNte 6anilienabe,,o miro
am Samstaa. oen 12. Ipril, 8 ubr
abenos doeebalten. Das srrenscs
mentfomitee lit eifrie beidaftist ein
Nrosramm oafiir .al.f5,itellen. aae,
Jung ,.no alt, ,perSe1 iid tiidtig amii.
lieren fonnen. MuBer 0',tiif, GiIen
mo Erinfen miro allerbano &clnis
ides aur auffiibr,mg selansen, Sar'
unter et,uas ean5 9eues. Airtomi-
id,es, mas sic 9ahmusfeln in gelpes
gl,ne iest.
Oie Briiber nit oereu 6amilien
iino einseIaoen bieiem geniitlihen
Mbeno beisutpobnen.
G Qroff Spfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

Smeia 81.

Muen Mitglieoern oiene 5lr &C.
fadisen gsafridt bab Die General
beriamnllltng a,n q. Mdrs, 8 llbr
abenos itattfttroet. Sdoniten Can't
Sen sdroeitern Die i'ns. i!erpisri baben
ON &artenpartie. Gs 1paren SdAuc-
tier &iiina Sdea, Hoia Haal Sr.,
&. 8inOer, N. Sdulller, u. Yaal ST.
Ser &eingelpinn ging an oen Sadj-
iiihen Silfsiono. sluf ser &ranfen,
liite limo Sdrpelter &. llmling, Mnna
Sabp. Nir ipiinihen balbige @eiie-
rung. 6. &nrbis, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Aias Gkieaee, yuineis
Ameia 9.

Muen Shtpeltern ,,nb @riibern
oiene our gohridt, bob uniere rdf).
ite @erlammlung am II. Msrii Itatt-
finbet. 8itte in bieier @erianlmluna
5,i erifeinen neil biele 8elhdite 81
erleoigen iinb. 8r. Sobn Sbeaman
lit OILS Oelegat nod Canton s,lr 9ril.
oentiom geplblt .porSen UNI Sen
9sueis 8 81, bertreten.
llniere leste llnterbalt,irg tpar
elm gutter grfolg. SIM Nanten bes8er,
ems 0anfe if be,n &cn,itee.
%. &rafft, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
2(mS ST. fe,.iS, NE.
S,peig Is.

0a ,rniere Mprilperianlml,,ng &c.
raoe auf Sitern fdI(t, bat ser Gerein
beihloiien, cine fleine Citerfeier iiir
Sic Mitslieoer sl pcronitalten. Gs
miro elm EXTRA eutes Giien ierpiert
,mb ole Mitelieoer. sic setpillt iin6,
sperSen eebeten geiGrbte gier mit;u.
brineen.
'llio auf @ieoerieben, Sfapeitern
'uno 8rii6er am Siterionntag, nad.
nittags 3 ltbr.
&anna 8irrelf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
2(us 11iles, Otte
3tpeia 20.

!. 9sun auf ibr 9siles MtitaIieoer %
tpie6erlm bie &egelpartie I'M @angt
lit, 10 mod)ten mir alle bitten an1
Sonntagnahmittag, oen 13. Mpril.
iib III ber Sahienballe ei,r5uiinoen
Damn bon BORT fabren mir in bieaegel'
bobn ab, Sic iih an Statc Strabe,
Stiles, s., befinoet.
Scr Stiles Gerein triinid)t alle,l
froblife Sitern.
Jrit Sdeu, Grot. .-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
3,ueig 26.l

Allen ytitslieoern oiene CUR 9ad.
rid)t, oaB oie nddfte 8erianunluna
am samstas, Sen &. slpril. 8 llbr
obenos I'M SoAienbeim abeeboIten
tpiro. aae Maitglie0er iino eriudt in
Der @erlommlu,,g onlueieno au fem.
v. S. @inSer, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
IN liebepouer Grinner.
llft0
II meiuen oielgeliebten @atteu
1eprg S6enfer

OFT 1neinel, oielgeliebten 8atteu
Weorg S6enfer
geitorben am Z. slpril 1916 in 50
raiit Ohio. .
Muf einem ftiaen Jriebbof.
Bo Crime 8dune fteben.
Shldft nein lieber 8atte.
gr nubte BON mir seben.
9eibe Srdnen iinb eeflciien
slls bic 4oti1aft ipurbe laut.
SAP Die Nuseu bu eeIdIoiien
Sie 10 frein6lid) itets seldaut.
Steincr tonnte bas ipobI abncn,
giidt ei,,n,aI ein Nbidiebsipo,t
gfo1 IN beinen beiten Sabren
Slabm ber Sob bid ton mir fort
Sd tpeine nod unc bin betriibt
8eiI id bid 10 iebr seliebt.
Deine oib ME nereeiienoe 0attin
Yelnnie Sd)enfer
Nefc. Sfupager ,,no Snfel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
lmo Silt, Su bcgrii6en.

lmb Nlt, su 5csriiben.
gsnd, Ser Beriamml,lue miro III.
iere S,,eenS Elm 8artenipiel snglln-
item TIRES Sport Clubs eeben. 9llle
Mitglieoer iine besbalb gebeten 10
5ablreih apie MIR m0glid s,l erifei,
uen. Wibael Seutid, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Sd)lliter l,n6 Moia aaider.

Sdnliter un6 Noia &aIder.
geab 1mierer @eriammlilns fer
bieren folgenbe Sd,peitern: Gliiabetb
Shunn, &atborina Sbun,l, Siabea
Shl,nn. &atb. Sflllter, Sopbia
Sfuiter uno 1odter, Noiina Sflls
iter, Marie Sdyliter, gliie Sdyneiber,
Suianna Sd)otif, 9iloa Sbettino,
Sclen Sdel,f. CLARA Shnen, Cara
Sddbel, &atb. Sbeil, &atb. TbeiB,
Sophie SbeiB.
g(nna Sann, G.-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
Atpeia IL.

gs biene alien MitgIieoern 5l,r &c.
fduieen 9adriht, baB sic nGbIte Ser.
fainml,lng un samstae, oen 5. april
1880 1lbr abenbs abgebalteu tpirS.
Nue 5fnueitern liao 9ebeten oieier
Serfnmmlung bei3uiuobnen.
9a uniere Sdtpeiter aatbarilo
Gonnertb NIT Serrn &arrD Slider
in ben III. @beitanb eetreten 10 grat,,-
Iieren aud, mir uno apiiniten ibnet,
uiel @liid nlo 8ottes Segen.
llnier nddHter monntliher aartel,.
abeno finoet un Donnerstag, ben
10. April, 8 l1br nbe,tos itatt. s(le
iino oufs ber5lidite eineelaben.
Gbnrlotte &ouie, SefH
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

Wsnn Sic In Cleveland we1len un6
Oich gut unterhalten Woue0
kok:eH a.e Elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03

- unteritlten 9,e Die in uniere,
oeitssno anae;aenSsa 0eI&dttsie,nsl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
0.t.eite Soch.enhsim

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Jeden Samstag ADend spielf
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Evening star., 1947-02-22
SnoWstorn
Continued From First Page.)

under 2 feet Of snow until SLOW
plows were loosed on them last
night. "a
One runway had been cleared at
Washington airport.
Stork Has His Troubles.
Even the stork had his troubles
In Philadelphia, police cars ano
emergency trucks were used to get
Is expectant mothers to hospitals
In Saugus, Mass, Mrs. Edward
Lamier. snowbound in her home
gave birth to boy with two police
men acting as midwives.
Vitallv needed housing projects
suffered settacks when construction
was halted by the storm. In industry
some plants reported that only SO
per cent of their employees reported
for work.
The storm delayed ship sailings
and arrivals ano the Coast Guaro
sent it's cutters seaward to aid small
craft.
Commuter service to and from
New York was from a few minutes
to almost two hours late, ano
through trains were from one to five
hours behind schedule.
Sections of Pennsylvania were
buried under feet of snow. Con-
necticut was deeply drifted also, but
the Northern New England States
generally reported lighter falls than
lower New York State, New Jersey
and PENNSYLVANIA.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
Friendship Heights Cars
Route Chance Announced

No cars leaving Friendship Heights
during the morning rush hours will
make the loop south of the New
Interior Building beginning Mon
day, the Capital Transit Co. an
nounced today. All will proceed
along the regular route to Seven
teenth and Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. Route 30.
The change will mean elimination
of seven trips downtown in the
morning rush hours along the
Friendship Heights-Potomac Park
route (Route 39).
Change was made because of the
comparatively small number OF
passengers going all the way on
Route 80 at the present time.
Route SO is from Wisconsin and
Western avenues down Wisconsin to
M street and east on M street and
Pennsylvania avenue to Nineteenth
street NV. and south on Nineteenth
street to the Virginia avenue loop
south of the Interior Building.
The cars, will proceed instead
along Route 80 east on Pennsylvania
avenue to Seventh street NV, south
on Seventh street to Independence
avenue S.W. and east on Independ-
ence avenue and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc. to Barney Circle and Sev-
enteenth and Pennsylvania avenue
Sc.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
Man Rejected as D. c. Fireman
Warns 10 in Burning House

A former marine, who said he was
rejected for service as District
fireman last week, may have saved
the lives of 10 occupants of house
at 3O8 Second street Sc. early to-
day when he discovered two-alarm
fire in the house and gave the alarm
which routed them into the cold.
He is James Jones, "a, who lives
next door at 306 Second street Sc,
and is at present mail carrier in
the House of Representatives Office
Buildings. Mr.. Jones, who served
with the 1st Marine Division in the
Pacific as an enlisted man, said he
awoke few minutes after 6 am. to-
day to find his home filled with
smoke.
After awaking all the occupants,
Mr.. Jones discovered that the fire
was not in his home, but that the
smoke was coming from the house
next door. He ran next door and
aroused the sleepers in the smoke
filled, three-story brick building at
308, then called f1remen.
Firefighters who responded to the
two-alarm blaze found the fire CEN
tered in the basement among an ac-
cumulation of trash, perhaps ignited
by an overheated furnace. Despite
the subfreezing temperature, which
Evening star., 1947-02-22
Briqudier in Salvation Army
SCOTS at Wushinqton's Snow

The brigadier smiled when asked
about Washington's snow.
II don't mind 1t at ALL" he said.
"You see, was in Japan, Manchuria
and Korea for nine years."
Brigadier Charles A. Davidson,
who has spent % years in the Saliva
ton Army, IS of them in his native
Scotland, was being interviewed at
the Salvation Army Temple Corps,
COG E street NV, last night.
He was in Singapore when it was
captured by the Japanese in 1912,
and was interned, later to be made
liaison officer between the prisoners
of war and the japanese COM
mander. But this distinction" did
not allow him any liberties, he said,
smiling.
Brigadier Davidson returned to
England after the Japanese surren-
der, but after a short rest was sent
back to Japan to rebuild war-torn
threads of Japanese and Korean
Evening star., 1947-02-22

Salvation Army workers. He was at
tached to the Army's Civilian Infor-
nation and Education section, I'M
der Gen. Douglas Macarthur.
He said two Salvation Army hos
pitals in Tokyo were burned out dur
ing the war, but two tuberculosis
sanitariums escaped. His organiza-
tion now is endeavoring to rebuild
the hospitals. Another hospital,
built in Korea just prior to the war,
escaped damage.
Brigadier Davidson now is work
ing to have IS quonset huts sent to
Japan and IS to Korea for Salvation
Army evangelical purposes. He will
return to Japan next month.
Brigadier Davidson will attend the
regional elimination in the speakers
contest of the Salvation Army young
people at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Temple Corps. There will be three
contestants, the winner to be sent to
Atlanta, Ga, for the finals in
March.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
500 SowmiHs Face
CLOSING in Shortage

VANCOUVER, British Columbia,
Feb. % (P).-Five hundred sawmills
in the interior of British Columbia
employing 10000 workers, faced the
possibility today of a prolonged
shutdown, due to the shortage of
box cars.
The railways advised millmen yes
terday an embargo has been placed
on box cars to the interior. There
will be no cars for shipping lumber
the next six weeks.
There is little or no storage space
in the mills and the embargo will
force an almost immediate shut
down, mill men reported.
Hugh Dalton, secretary of the
British Columbia Lumbermen' S Asso-
ciation, said protest had been sent
the federal government at Ottawa
outlining the hardships of an en-
barge. The protest was sent il
the name of the Northern Lumber.
mems Association and the Interiol
Lumber Manufacturers Association
Evening star., 1947-02-22

came to police attention last night.
Mrs. Rosie Sher, 81, of 1913 In
graham street NV, was treated at
Garfield Hospital for a fractured
ankle. >s-.~..s
Mrs. Edith Way, 73, of 1101 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, was admitted
to Emergency Hospital for treatment
of a possible hip fracture.
Swanson P. Isom, 48, of 1914 King
street, Alexandria, Va, was treated
at Emergency Hospital for a pos.
sible wrist fracture.
Ronald Conrad, 38, of 4012 Elite
street Sc, was treated at Provi-
dence Hospital for lip injury.
Mrs. Carrie L. Bowie, so, colored,
1927 Grant street NE, also suffered
a lip injury when she was struck
by "hit-and-run sled" carrying
three youths, she told police. She
was treated at Emergency Hospital,
Firemen made a run to Gallinger
Hospital yesterday, but the alarm
was false. Snow had short circuit
ed an alarm box,
Evening star., 1947-02-22
Alexandria Mon Found
Dead in His Garage

David Bauman of 1923 West Maple
street, Alexandria, was found dead
late yesterday in his garage, Alex
andria police reported today. Po-
lice said the cause of death was
asphyxiation by carbon monoxide
gas.
Mr.. Bauman's body was discov-
cred by a maid, Georgianna Fowler,
who went into the garage because
she heard the car motor running,
police said. Mr.. Bauman was pro-
nounced dead after several hours
of artificial respiration failed to re-
vive him.
Coroner John A. Simms is to Is
sue a certificate in the death after
police complete their investigation.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
Austrian Reparations
Are:5ought by Jews
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Feb. 22-The four
power foreign ministers deputies
had a memorandum today urging
that Austria be required to pay
Jewry token reparations" because
of persecution of Jews in the coun-
try since Germany took over in 1888.
The deputies, doing preliminary
work on Austrian and German peace
treaties, received the recommended
ton yesterday from the American
Jewish Conference.
The conference proposed that
Austria pay an unspecif1ed sum to
IAN appropriate Jewish body to be
designated by Allied authorities. y
In addition, said the memoran-
dunn, all unclaimed Jewish property
in Austria should be turned over
to such a body to help in "rehabili-
tation and resettlement" of Jewish
survivors of persecution.
The deputies, drawing up recon-
mendations for their superiors, to
meet in Moscow March 10, failed
again yesterday to decide on the
voice little nations should be given
in treaty making.
In Toronto last night, Lester B.
Pearson, Canadian undersecretary
of external affairs, said, ut simply
is not good enough for a country
like Canada to be implored to make
a full and unconditional contribu-
ton to the fighting of a war and
to be offered partial and gruding
participation in the peace"
He told the Ontario Secondary
School Teachers Association that if
the big powers insisted ION control
ling peacemaking to the exclusion
of the smaller nations, then history
will revolve itself into another war;
Evening star., 1947-02-22
Hospital Sets Up Bone Bank
To Provide Supply for Grating

erable time at the New York Ortho-
pedic Hospital experimenting with
human bones which have been kept
under deep freeze for extended peri
ods, described one of the operations
in which he said a cavity in a
2-year-old boys upper right ear
was filled with bone fragments
taken from the bank. Previously
it would. have been necessary to
have taken the bone from some
other part of the boys body, he
declared.
Under the new plan bones OBJ
tanned from operations in which
extra bone is removed are sterilized
d,then kept in a deep freeze unit
at 10 degrees Fahrenheit until
needed, DR.. Bush said. Bones will
keep indefinitely this way, he
added.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
D. {. Man Gets so Days
After Pistol Misfires

A man who enjoyed the good
fortune" of having his fully loaded
pistol misfire when, after placing 1t
in the stomach of an acquaintance,
he snapped the trigger several times
to no avail, today began a 60-day
term in District Jail for assault.
Otis Marbert, 38, colored, 300
block of Mclean avenue S.W., who
pleaded guilty to the charge last
week, was sentenced yesterday by
Municipal Court Judge Almond w.
Scott, who commented on the mans
good fortune" in having faulty
cartridges.
The assault was on Walter Smith,
colored, in his home in the 400
block of Huntoons court S.W. last
December. When the gun failed to
go off, Smith was reported to have
grabbed a stick and slugged his
would-be assailant over the head.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
Miami's $3.50 Banquet
To Top Jefferson Affairs
BY the Associated Press

Washington will bow to Miami
this year for holding the first and
highest-priced Democratic Jefferson
day dinner.
The Florida city will start the
Democrats Embarrassing drive next
Friday night with a $250-a- plate
banquet. Washington's 500 dinner,
with President Truman the main
speaker, is set for April 5.
Three cabinet officers will be in a
large party which will fly to the
Miami affair.
In the party will be Attorney Cen
eral Clark, the principal speaker;
Secretary of Commerce Hartman
and Secretary of Labor Schwellen-
bach.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
Lepers Released
After Drug
Curbs Disease
BY the Associoied Press

CARVILLE, La, Feb. 22.-Nine-
teen patients who were treated with
promin, one of the sulfone drugs,
have been discharged from the lep-
rosarium here after IL consecutive
months of negative bacterioscopy,
DR.. G. H. FACET of the United States
Marine Hospital announced.
The medical director reported in
the hospitals official publication,
The Star, that treatment of indi-
vidualsmembers of the group ranged
from one and one-half to five years
There had been no known re-
lapses, DR.. FACET noted, adding that
five of the patients had chosen to
remain under observation at the
leprosarium. Two other patients
treated with diasone, another sui
fone drug, were discharged with ar
rested disease, DR.. FACET said.
Until faster-acting remedies are
discovered, the sulfene drugs must
be considered the optimal treatment
of leprosy," the medical director
concluded.