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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Hautsitcr >sinefan,pi
yfadJiteu 1,enstas

Giucr Der rnllbcIlcn 9iia1iinlpie
miro nocbiicu 2icnsiag in Ser Gleoe-
lano Central slrnlorp su lcbeH icin
51ullfcn Bob nStrangler" sSagner
nno Sanop S'Gonnen, iuellu iih ie.
le 5lpci bcriiimntcr &GnpIer lnitciu-
amber uleiien. Ger .Stflnglcholo"
bari nltbt beiit ireroenb nurnuI .piro
Der 9tcieree iebeil, siagller lit ser Be.
liebtclte 9iingfiilllpier in Gleuclano,
or mie5t $50 Giuno ura nIro ol,N
oSd)lecfter NteniN" genalnt Sonop
S'Gonnen aus &an'as Sin iii ols
Wniiet Bob befanna uno lpiegt cbcn-
Ioriel auic sSngner. @anion lit be.
niiibt bier siingfdn'picr fiir bieieu
Nbeno 81 cngagiereil
eintrittSfartcn hei 9iid)mon Nros.
1856 Guclib 9(pe. unb 9ienstag an Der
Siir 5il flaban.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Rtppe~rciitc Tkeater

nSrmncb" miro 9fittpoh, oeu 81.
Mfai auigeiiibrt i'm Soippoorom Z Sbeu
ter nit 8lenal Sorh IN ciner Houe Sic
i'm }u einCm ser heliahiicn il,ngell
Gterne IN SulInupoo gelnaa1 bat. Gr
iii cin barter .Dtonn, aber aciiihlpol II
im GinIInB Fer ;yrcalcn. Mit Tim
lpielt Sanis Garter, parrn Sullipcn
Der Elm ci1hrllffspolleS Spiel oibt,
lit Ser brittle i'm Sling. Gs aibt eilen
Wtoro Inn mtr $4,000 Collar sic Sul.
Imam geitohlen bot aus ser Gauf, tort
5illallfell aber CT iinoct uutN Sen Spr
GS luirfen nod, nit Cigar @uhnno:l
nno slrae6 Morlep ionic Simi 9us
nanan. Gerpaiien Sie Sen Slim nitt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

sm Z. unS s. S,mi iinoct eas 90
@e3irfsiGnaerielt in unlerer Stnht
Glepclano itatt. Su scr Mllifbnlle
hes Yublic Auoitorillms miro anI
Samstagobeno ein @nlo &nnsert &C.
geben, 3u ,pelhem Sunocrtc bon
auspdrtieen Sansern it'd ciniinoen
iperoen. Sumtlihe &nmitees, oorlu.
ter audi oas 8olnitee scr &ercini1teu
Tamenb6rc inter ser 2eitlu,g bon
Mrs. adtbe Nauth, linh eiirig an
Der Nrbeit, olle Gorhereitlmaen 5u
treiien. mn ,lnIereu 8dlteu Sen Aui-
e,ltbalt in ,mIerer TeItltaot 10 m-
genebm ipie nlr m01lid, 81 MAIDEN.
Sieies SGnaericlt iplltc cine &lluN-
gcbimg iein Iiir od5 Nclltifc @ieS
$50 man iingt, Na lnB Did, rlbis
nieber, hoie Meaid)eu bohen feline
2ieoer." IeSbolb ioltc feiu Sclltid),
amerifauer icbleu bel nicicm Son.
osrt, oeiIen &einertras ocm Miner.
ican Heliei for Geutrai europe"
(luuler) jllIllcBCn lplfN.
Gielc uuicrcr @iirgcr ba6cn fcine
Ternanoten mebr i'm aiten Sunoc,
mDd)ten aber troboem lbr Shcriein
heiIteuern sur Sltocunng ser Ilirht
beren9tot, in ser iid) boa @rlIoerpolt
tciinoet. gllh lit cs nid)t sic Socc,
oaB mir perluben, nlr oaS 0elo aus
oen Salfen bernus5ulotlcn, Nenn ncr
elne ober S,uei Sidets fauit, unter.
itiitt nid,t ul,r Die Eilesc oeS ocuts
Id,eu Sieocs, innNcru or hnt einenl
ODER gar Snei ooer hrci ieincr Stom-
mesgenoiien oas 2ebcu 9erettet. Sc&
iii oie sufsohc, Die mir criiillcn
miilien. Gs lit ,miere Eilih ais
slmerifaner bclildlcn 0lutcS. Ta2
Singerielt miro lm0 nulB Elm GrioiA
1pcrben. IeSbalb 2anoaleutc uon
Nab nnO sSern: &ommt IN aroiien
Slim 8on5ert uno fiillt sic Ntulifhulle
lis aui Sen lesten Flas. SsSeoer elm.
seine Ginger tann Sbnen Sideta
teiorgen in iolgenoen Erci5lagen :,
Sberer 9alfpn: $50, llutcrer Bal
frn: s.. Me55anin: $3.50, Garfcti
(binten) 50. Garfett (uorncD $3.50
Srheiter 3irfel S3., Soaen $40
g Site sn ie So Rcitclen Sic
Sbre 5idets rettScitig, ioInugc Sic
nod cine auspahl haben. 9luf, sln.
seigen fiir bas Erogrou1mbud) mcr.
oen bis Is. 5. "a. cutaeaengcnonr
men. Cine pole Seite $40, ba!be
Seite $50, SicrtcIIeitc $40, gdJtel
Sente 50.
Gin Srhelter, Sas iih aus 2S
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

lelbIt iibHrnelncn IQ> totcn mir
ole Srn'theit neri;e: gut ullr raid.
So babe id) ois 9iid)inwOiiincr Die
VctdnntItalt nit StriimpcQ, 9chr,
bnd Scr inneren Wtcoi'iI Qema1t.
Cine groBc Hraro3 fomte i;cl Der
Gottor lid)t cnpcrbcn; CT lit ta,n 1c-
ltorbeg. Oic @ci0traael>cn iuorell iih
ui0t einig, ob er icinSer5 5ll pici ODER
Jll luenig oWtcritiiBt" battr NrStn taGr
lpdter iein ciniathcs imo Nrgciicurs
8rab auT Dem gergfrieoboIc be'udt
mls Sanfbartcit, Sab cr nein MinO
iidt lelbIt bebanoelt bat, ionScrlt oc,
8ciIt StriimpellS bat ralien iolicn
2. VI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
@1e,,c 8citin,fftmi,een
(S9Iu6 bon Sette T.,

rolm r. cine internationolc Sele.
phon' uuo Selegronlnll,lllnn,cr sll
tellt. Sm Saus Ser Gunit in Miin-
dcn no sur5eit Oic 9aperiittc Gr.
portiNall ltattiinoct, bat ser oertihp
Sleicront bcrcitS oie MD1lihfcit,
pm beIpnorren SerniprcbItcllen aus
mi lcinem allslGnoiiden Suterelien,
ten IN Serbinolng 81 trcten.
Grpurt in Ganern iuGd)it
llehcr bcn llmIuna ser lfsbcr
otgeldloiienen Grport @eicbGite Sipi
Iten @opern umo ocnt Nuslmo gab
DIR. Nepin iutercliante gin5clbciten
on Scit ser @icberouinobme oes
Grportes olS Waperu i'm nereangc,
ncn Sabr iino biSber NubenbnnhclS
ssic1uitc in So0lc bon 3O,51t Mii-
l'oneu Collar o6gcihioiien ,mb bn
uDn bis iebt iiir t0.962 Mtillinncr
Solar @orcn ousgeiiibrt morSell
Sem 3eitpunft ser 3oncnuercini
s.lng al bot @opcrn stufirtioe IN
S,ohc bon 1928 Miaioneu Gpnor
etbaltcn. Tnpon iino bis ictt SSoren
IN, Nerte bon 7.3 Wiuioneu Tollor
pCrid)iift. lluo 5!uur ullein i'm leBtcn
N;onat iiir 80 :Diiilioncn. Ger grGb.
te GinjeIalItrag icit Der 3onenner
cirig,ng bringt Nopcrn aacil
1910 NtillioNcN Collar elm. IS ban.
belt iih I'm oic &crItelluuGS pnu
Glllticioc luo &lulIticiocninbrituten
iiir bie ser &iuIcr alld) Noa Nuhma
tcrial gclicIcrt bat. @iahCr iunrocr
aus @nueru Inter onoerrn ousge
iiitrt: Eor5clloL SupIcn &oli
Clcftronoterlal, Scbritt, Eiunpeu
SorpeNoIrciliuic, Ticiclmuic)incn
! Siplatorcn, Aoutgcncinricbtlnlgcn
| S1n NuecnblId miro bcinl GerpaI
tlnasamt IN Ntinoeu cin EroNrolnn
i'eratcn, Nos slun Grport untcr al
ocrem unrlicbt: Soeraf!itplotten, Ebn
toNelatiue, Ehotnapparntc, 3eldcll
material @lciitiitc SabrrGocr. Ncru
GlIier &riliallglnS, SNuItatchl
Fer9amentpapier. HohenmGntel m
-itoiIe. Ser 8eiumtmert oieic3 Fro
grumm3 betralt etlna 50 Wilinnel
Gcllor. sir oas Grportprogramn
Scr Eor5ellau Snoultric. riir 0o2 be
rcitS 9earbetet miro, lino ans ocl,
MEalnno 6plb, &colin unO Spc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15
Der 1leue Ooftcr

3u Cube ocS Dorlgcn SnGrbnrl.
,erts botte id) mcinen >ienltllChen
@obnlib in eincm StouItrieortc Dc"
NDbmcr &aIoc5. Ser clr5i9e Nr5t
Der llmoeblltg 1par Der rNc5rfas
arst". ser MIR ole paar Gage 5ll ltila
fam uno auBerocm MIR Iflper 5u crs
rcid)en iuor. Nir Itrebten einen 1lge.
ucu 9(rst on, lpaa ms bcim IlcnI:s
luedIel bes gesirfsor5tcs alld) &c
lang.
9@ir aeluanneu einen slr5t nit lcDr
ollten ofaoemiitleu 3eugnillen. Srn'
Ieiuer Ssugeno bate er cinen 'eDr
,piirbigcn SeibcslnlInng lno Ole "a
biatcit, ilber lllcs Wtoglihe piel NM
lalva ,u reHen, iuobci er cine .0tane
Wier perbraud)te. Gr trant ca nbHr
uic)t lmlinnig nnb iADertonh.tc),
'onoern liob nndp ic0eln 5lueiten Nlns
Ie cin Stnmpcrle Sdnapa cill, med
voos ScrS sum Gurcl}WulWcn Ser
groBcn Sliiiligteitamcnge elne llltcr-
ItiiBlng braildc."
Gines Cages fllgte llrier Mabel
iiber &upflpeI ino lllluobGcln. aSlr
ididtsn SLIM nauen Ioftor. Nad) 5rei
Stunbcu nl,o nod ciner JfolI i'll Ger
&;iitenapirtid)ait fam cr OH lu,o lllc.
| te. pegeu ieines Satterids ner.
gebens DEM aino in oen &al5 81
idsauen.
Weeinc tSrau nleinte, es bcfdnle bie
Maiern. .Heiu," iagte or, "nad)oea1
lib oas &ino ld)on s!pei Gage ,nsprh
iiiblt, lit oas ssrfllbationsItaoilnl
porii6er." 9sadunittags aparcn oil
Malern oi,sge6roden. sluT Mnl fea
bann Scr Softor nit cinenl Vudc I'M
ter Dem Mrmc. .Sa," iagte er, roas
iillo Sic Malcril. 0as lit a6er elm
9alH eiuiaAe aralfbeit, id babe so
nen bas 0ud) pom Striinlpea nil
gebraht on fonnen Sic bas Notig
ua1leien ,lno canatJ oie 9c)Wloluul
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

Srci GlcnclonNcr &inocr StNNt-
mciiter i'm Glcpelanb Yre6 1947
Mehtid}rcihfumpf, hcrcItcn ib nor
cine ircic Mciic nach SSoihinNton, 8.
6. GS ltno oiea StarIm Nidmun,
Sicocr in ser Clcmcntur slbtcllllnN,
3lara &redh, III Der Sunior SnodMhu~
le Nbteillmg urA Glpio SalperIn III
(Senior Sohit1llle. Cine bon olclen
Sieaerinnen lit Elm Si2bcnbiirJi'd'
S1cGliidc$ ArGohcu, &lma @rch.
NaNOcm lic icbtc5 rSohr III elrenl
lniinollhen @ucbitobicrtampf pcrlor,
fam oieIc 15iGhrigc Ga Shillerln iii
Ser IboiIon Slurior Sod)it,le 5ltritt
sum 9fed,tid)rcibefantpf nit ser gib.
ficht Sieecrin su ,uerocn. :pilt Scr
ou(oiantcu Silic ihrcr WlhItobierlcDs
rerin Trl. @racc Shunloter aing ibr
Srollm in Gr'illlllug lno an =.
Mui miro lie lmo SRI. SMmldfer tlr
zine @od)e ireie SSerICll nod Der
:oal,ptitnht &aibinaton 3. e, Iah1
ren. gS bcfeiligten IidD nAbeju BOG
iifentlide, pripotc uno Girhcll'rpNlell
nit elmer Sdliilerid)nit non 100000
III oieIcm Gampf.
Qc>ro Sired, 1T Ghrenitlsbentln Der
Mr>i ~ >r..ior &otbithule ieit 5lpcj
,<<,'|~~,,...,.
,Srl. &loro &recJ iii cie Iodtcr oon
5errn Wtihucl &reh uno ST. Mtnrl1
{rcc,, 500 Morioian Ctr, Slene
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

lono, Shio, mohnboii. sic olibcr sic.
Ter tiid)tigcn Sod,tcr npdy bier Sobnc,
Otto, slbnli, GcorG lmo @ilbelm bd-
bcIH uli lpeld)e lc ichr itoa; iinh ;lno
an Semen lie tSrclloe crlebcn. Scrr
MiChael &reh lit in 9tiIeS, Sbio, ges
boren lmo feline Ytlliter nabnl lin
nit nab Jeusmarf. Sicbenbiirocn,
,al3 lie beim5og nor etlit)cn SSabren.
Sod Midpael nollte nid)t sort bleiben
,onOcrn febrte in lciu OeburtslonN
Imerifa suriif. SoiCr mnCbtc CT &c
fnnntid)aft nit SRI. Muria Gret, &C,
hiirtig aus GetcrSbori bel Miihltud,
Sicbenbiirgen, uno reic)tc ihr Die
Sano 5ln GGebuub, Scr cin aliitf,
lid)cr lit. Serr rno tSrmu &recb iulN
iunlt ibren Ginocrn 9riiglicocr ser
2. g. Ct. SoGannca 2!ltb. Stride.
Der =. =. &rantcll II. Eercllc ,hueia
33 ru1b 81 iolpie Ses Central &crbal.
oeS lmh oeS panlleider Iercins unn
limo bcihe troB DER iiinf ainoer iebr
tGtige Wtitalieoer lmo iinO iebr. bc-
licbt. Sie Wtlttter bon Scrrn &rcd,
&atb. Sbeii, lit cine gcbiirtl0c ySmn:
lciderin llrlo icin StieIpater l'iducl
SbeiG itnn1nt ais 9icusnarf. S5errli
aredls Gater Silrpn ssclnlet lebt il,
ct. Solli$, W}o. Sic SocbIcn bon
Gleoelono fins ebcnio itolj aui Glaro
SreG ols hire liebcn GItcrN uno hoi,
len Oob lie oud ,rcitcrbin iic) 10 6c.
ipd6rt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

glnb gle unA sxbre Ansebbrtsea
Rttalieb Inn Qrantenneretn nnb
Central gertaab? @enn mi@t, iets
II bic Belt tet3utreten. nm aenaue@s
Snfprmatisn :sfeu Gie t,n 2otaI'
sertreter en- 49, 4
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

sialfoble eingetroiien fiir bas Gro.
gromm Ser SpielSellginonItrie lit
ihneoiiher Stabl unterpcgs. slllber
nrrb Die >GrportauItrdge 'uerbea
audi uericbieoenc - iusaeiamt ieben
Gercocillngsonitrdgc mertppac
Tcuiien nad) 9npcru hringen. Gin
einsi1cr oieier slllitrdge s.uil gei-
ipicl, ser iih oui bic Eerorbcitnna
pru cingeiiibrteu Serpcutiu IN
Sampler be5iebt, beoelltet ulleln Ell
nen Tepiieugeminn BON 10000 Gpl'
lar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

inn Singer-Sal,ptluarticr (@cItleitc
SodieuheimD einen miiroigcn slt-
idluB biloen.
sm Somtog, Sen S. Slui, Iinoct
cine @ejirfSucr'annlIlus aui ser
ScutId)en 3cntrulc ltatt, pcld,c Inn
10 llbr pornllttaas heginnt. Gon =
llhr ob neroen Sic Gin5elhDre ser
uHlpcicnocu Gcrcinc iu 6cbor &C.
brodt uno ilnier notlbcfunntc5
ScnSorheitcr bon Seurp @ernharbt
miro Bic Stilnlullng jI beben nilIcn.
Ger &ihtcr umN Nuieigcr lit I'M
icre einSiae bclltite 3citllua gleidl-
seiti9 audi has cluSige 3eitlmgspr-
CON, Nns cS inns crlllnglic,t, lulicr'
9sohridItcn ollf oicicnl &cge SIT
iibcrnlittcln. SSos tim Die &creuc
obnc cine oclltIdc 3citlng2 Tragcu
Sic oie Gerciu5'ctrctGre irgcno elmer
Srgani'ninn. east ms ben Sciers
fccia. pergroberu lulo luIerc 3eitllng
miro lid altomntild, perbeiiern.
Alto alT sum 20. SGlgcricIt ocS
SGio SIugerhc5irfs.
Sc"mnn 9itcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-15

49, unterstiisen Sls U.e iM .Bolts.
mc untetitiiten Sie oicle @efd6ftel
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Mechanical Hand Model
On DispIoy at Museum

A model of the Army's new artif1-
cial mechanical hand, the answer to
the prayer of amputees for some
thing natural looking to replace the
steel "hook." is now on display for
the first time at the National Mu-
scum. t"4,
The 12-ounce hand with its me-
chanical fingers is covered by plas-
tic glove which looks like natural
hand.
The development of the new hand
was in fullfilment of the pleas OF
wal amputees for something incon-
spicuous and easier to use than the
hook" This new invention was put
on display yesterday in connection
with the Army Medical Department
Exhibit at the Museum.
Surgeon Gen. Norman T. Kirk en-
phasized the device is not yet on the
market. @
Evening star., 1947-01-23
|UniIateraI Claims
To Antarctic Areas
Favored by Britain
~ the Asseeioted Press

4 LONDON, JAN ga policy OF
every man for himself in stakins
claims to Antarctic lands was ort-
lined today by an official source
who said the British government!
! favored unilateral claims.
But, he added, Britain would moi
recognize claims to Antarctica based
on assertions that some countries
are connected to the polar regions
by an undersea continental shelf.
Outlining the governments views
this source said there are three
grounds under international law by
which a claim to unexplored land
can be made:
| l. Discovery.
2. Occupation within reason
able time after discovery, although
this squatting need not be perma-
nent.
3. Applying administration suit
able to the area
British Claims Cited.
On this basis, he said, Britain
claims several areas unoer letters
of patent in 1908 and 1907. The
areas are the Falkland Island de-
tendencies, including the South
Orkneys, South Shetlands, South
Sandwich Islands. South Georgia
Graham Land and Goats Land.
! Britain recognizes, he added. two
dominion stakes-New Zealand S
claim over the Ross Dependency
based on an order In council dated
July 80, 1923, and Australia's claim
to the Australian Dependency, de-
fined by orders IN council dated
February 7, 1888.
In addition Frances stake to
Adele Land is recognized by Britain
under an exchange of notes in 1898
and Norway's decree of January
1889, claiming Queen Maud Land
These constitute all the claims
recognized by Britain on the south
polar regions
Through l943, a British census
shows, IS Antarctic scientific expedi-
tions have been sent out by Britain
/ or the dominions. % by Norway, "a
| by the United States and 19 by
France.
Atom Energy Source Denied.
The informant stated that Britain
had no evidence of any radioactive
substances potential sources OF
atomic energy-in the Antarctic In
sufficient quantity to make them oi
any concern at the present time
The Colonial Office administers
Britain's claim under the Falkland
Island Dependencies Survey, which
maintains five stations.
They operate meteorological sta
tions, particularly concerned with
the movement of Antarctic weather
depressions, and are making scien-
tif1c studies. 1t is understood no
more expeditions there are planned
Britain has not taken a stand on
possible United Nations action OF
Antarctic claims, the source said
since no such proposal has been
made to that body.
Evening star., 1947-01-23

There has been no textile re-
placement in Europe for more than
six years. and little children as well
as the sick and the old are existing
in windowless, unheated houses,
Easements and even caves, without
shoes for their feet, clothing for
their wasted bodies or covering for
their beds.
Every citizen can do his part
by telephoning Dupont 8787 to find
out the nearest church where he
can drop his discarded clothing"
A thousand pairs of outmoded
shoes were turned over to the drive
this week by q retail shoe store.
The, donor refused to divuige his
name. The drive Is scheduled to
close January 26.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Dental Meeting Opens
At Howard Tomorrow

The Robert T. Freeman Denta
Society and the Howard University
College of Dentistry will open then
annual two-day dental conference
at ! pm. tomorrow in the univer-
sity auditorium, 500 w street NV.
Speakers for the opening session
will include Robert H. Thompson
president of the National Dental
Association, and Russell A. Dixon
of the Howard school Of dentistry
Ralph w. Trent, chief of the Vet
Grams Administrators out-patient
dental service, also will address the
group.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
tAAF 10 Aid in Census
|0f MIGRATORY Wafer Fowl

The Army Air Forces will lend
its assistance to the Interior De-
partment in taking a census OF the
Nations migratory water fowl. at
the close of the hunting season this
month.
Airmen at Andrews Field, Md,
and 10 other AAF bases will carry
agents of the Fish and Wildlife
service to facilitate taking the
census.
The observers will ride the planes
in areas where large numbers of
water fowl habitually feed and rest
during annual migrations. This will
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Senator Young lndorses
Overseas Clothing Drive

Senator Young, Republican, Of
North Dakota, in statement today
declared the clothing drive now
being conducted under the spon-
sorship of the Metropolitan CO.
ordinating Committee for Overseas
Relief merits the active support OF
the entire community and has his
unqualified Endorsement.
1--WE who have escaped the effects
of wars devastation cannot imagine
the condition under which Europe's
millions are struggling through this
winters bitter cold" Senator Young
said.
Evening star., 1947-01-23

enable the agents to reach almost
inaccessible waterways to complete
the census in the allotted time. The
inventory has been conducted an
nually at the close of the hunting
season for the last II years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
Chic Leaders Backing
Volunteers Institute

workers for the agencies within the
Wilmington Community Chest.
Registration of volunteers begins
tomorrow morning at ten o'clock
at the Bureaus office in the Tide
Water building, and will continue
through Friday of this week. Mrs.
Sisson declared there were many
agencies needing workers, which
will require no experience of the
volunteer.
Called the Volunteer Leaders in
stitute, the curse will feature as
faculty members top city and civic
social officials. Those include Jes-
Sc Reynolds, director of recrea-
ton; Ralph w. Richards, United
Service Organization head; Miss
Dorothea Mcdowell executive sec
rotary of the Young Womans Chris
tan Association; Mrs. Helen Jones,
secretary of the Wilmington Girl
Scouts; Adam Smith, physical di-
rector OF the Young Mems Christian
Association; CORTLAND Baker, Boy
Scout director; and John w. Cope
land, director of the Brigade Boys
club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
If Stomach Gas or
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Robs You Of Sleep
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In a Year

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
Le..onM Musicians Pointing
Efforts To State Conclaue

improvised sawhorses with sec
tons of hardwood on them. The
men learned to handle snare
sticks on the imitation drums and
when the ''real McKoy" was
passed out last Wednesday night,
they were able to pick up the
knack of beating on a drum head
with but little further instruction.
Wilmington will not have a
chance to see the smart march
ing outfit in action until the Stste
convention of the Legion at Caro-
lima Beach, according to Berman,
who has set that event as the first
public appearance for .his boys"
Uniforms will be ordered during
the coming week and Berman has
promised something natty."
The director, well : known to
music lovers in the city, is not
a newcomer to band work. He is
a member OF the Shrine band in
this city and a member of MI
sician's Union Local No. 619.
From 1929-31 he was a member
of the United States Marine Band
in Washington, D. c., and at. n
time served as assistant director
and soloist with a Marine band in
the West Indies.
Although the trombone is his
first love, the director has made
a study of all percussion instru-
ments and is well qualified to
handle the job which a s been
designated him.
Included in the personnel of the
corps . are r. S. Ayers, H. S.
Brown, L. j. Brown, w. L. Burk-
heimer, o. Clark, H. Council, j..
S. Craig, c. Cunningham, F. Day
H. Dosher, O. Durant, M. B. Ed
wards, N. R. Farmer, M. F. Elan
nagan, B. Gibson, j. F. Graham,
H. K. Goode, E. J.. Hale, Jr., D.
Harris, r. c. Horne, A. T. Hollo-
man, D. M. Hurd, N. c. James,
J. j. Jacobsen, L. L. King, E.
Lewis, G. O'Brien, E. McFayden,
G. Motto, J. Piner, M. T. Pridgen,
W. K. Rhodes, Jr., D. Riley, j.
M. Simmons.
Also R. L. Snakenburg, R. Her
ring, r. Cherry, T. A. Sheppard,
D. Greer, C. w. Gore, L. H.
Vowel, W. J. Thompson, c. Will
hanson, J. Spencer, F. Stanley,
William Stewart, W. E. Turner, J.
R. Waters, H. A. Williams, N.
Woodcock, F. F. Thompson, j. L.
Walker, F. Murphy, N. Kacur, Bill
Chaffin, K. Albert, D. S. Reyn-
olds, w. G.. Ward, B. H.. Ester
ling, R. L. Topping, j. B. Hianant,
A. F. Caps, Jr., and O. L. Dye.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
EX- VAUDEVILLE
STAR IS DEAD
OnIv Person Whose Name
Was Lighted Over 'Zieg-
field Bows Out

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. II - Up
Eva Tanguay, the II Don't Care
girl OF vaudeville, died today aft
er a long illness. She was 60 years
old. Almost blind, bedridden for
years because of arthritis. Miss
Tanguay, once the toast of two
continents, rarely had visitors.
1.-THE door is locked; I. prefer
to be remembered as l was when
1 was on the stage" Miss Tan
quay frequently said in refusing
visitors to her little bungalow.
II was the only one whose name
was lighted atop the name 'Zieg-
eeld," she once reminded a news
man who called to see her. "For
the others, the follies always got
the top billing"
Eva achieved her greatest Sue
cess in 1910 when she was a top
line vaudeville star and was called
by F1orenz Ziegfeld to play the
lead in the follies.
Her sight began failing Is years
ago.
But I wouldn't quit because Of
that" she told an interviewer.
'They Lit one red bulb in the
midst of the white eootlights so I
would know where the center Of
the stage was"
Her doctor, Maurice H. Rowan,
said she was always in good
humor, in spite of the pain she
suffered from congestive heart
failure and dropsy. "She could al
ways talk at a mile-a-minute pace,
and wisecracks came thick and
fast" he said.
Miss Tanguay, who earned 3d.
900, 900 in vaudeville, became a
sensation in 1903 in 1.-THE Chaper-
ones" singing "My Sambo." She
starred in the stage hit "The
Sambo Girl" written for her, and
became known as the II Don't
Care" girl for the song of the
same n a m which she made
famous. At the peak Of her Sue
cess she earned SO, 500 weekly.