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GARAGES WANTED.

st. n.w:-M1ss wHITTINdToN, ME. 2ls1.
Apt. 136. rs
GARAGE. to ) auto capacity. suitable:
wash and wax business: reasonable rent
for long lease. OW. 5222 or VI. 1895. 2s'
WANT GARAGE having at least 500 SO.
ii. space in District or nearby. Mr..
FALES RE 1900. Ext. 209O.
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GARAGES FOR RENT

RRICK GARAGE suitable for two trucks.
can be used commercially. Call DU.rS9i D.
ONE GARAGE, 1lth and II sts. PIE, Also
several garages Ga. ave ana PARK ro., n W
ooNr-CER METAL GARAGE-In.sr rear 81
Wooiworth store. 5000 block Georgia sys;i
SIS per month. GUARAnfI ZEAL ~ ~
NC 1929 18th ut. NV, Ma. ooo7. --2S
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREFABRICATED, steel and aluminium ga
RACES. shops and factory bldgs, erected,
complete with engineering Ii service; Ssd O.. Du-
NV, Ma 3T66. -%
A CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE; incl living
qua rters; Amoco Station, large lot for
storage, will rent or sell A good business
repair shop now available. Mr.. MILQR.
Rockville 3502 Il
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ALTO LOANS.

If you ARE FLAMING to buy a car from
a private party or dealer, 1t isn't necessary
to pay cash Our easy payment plan VIII
conform with your budget. Cali us before
you buy. Our staff of experts will be GLAD;
to appraise the. car for fair market value
procuring title and tags No obligation.
Telephone Republic 1900, NOLAN FINANCE
CO., llO2 New York ave. NV, Greyhound
RuS Terminal Bldg
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-No appointments till
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job, 500: Sc
lect your color; work guaranteed. ADDl-
SON CHEVROLET. l522 14th st. NV.
HO 1900.
AUTO PAINTING, 500; best materials
used: imme diate service; body and fender
work 35lO Ga. ave. GE. 9S42. --3I =
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SUMMER CAMPS.

CAMP MONTROSE-For girls; has 3 va
cancies for End half season: riding. swim
ming, tennis, etc; experienced counceellors.
MR. AND MRS. L. A. RANDALL. Clarks-
vile, Nd. 22nd season. 80
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LOTS FOR RENT.

LOCATED IN exceptionally fine 1st and
2nd commercial zones: suitable for new
and used car sales or will build for respon-
sible tenants. LOUIS BURMAN, RE. IIos.
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LOTS WANTED.

LOT I001I50 OR MORE. commercial, on
main highway, nearby Md, with or with
olt building Box 259-T, Star. 81
PRIVATE BUILDER desires semidetached
or row lots. in Alexandria or D. c. Call
VO. 3lS7 after 6 pm. rs
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

for storage of household socds: prefer
ably in North Washington or nearby Nd.
Call GT S1QI
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STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

GOD CAMERA AND GIFT SHOP location
asonable rent. May buy if price is right
Ok 463-T. Star o7s
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BRATTON BAY-Beautiful point with pri.
vate anchora2e and oyster bed. magnincen,
view. outstanding water ports. excellent
neis shtorhood 10 acres, $4,000.
Potomac River, Charles County 5-acre
tract extending from State road TO river
desirable neishborhood. 5000.
Delightful home, Cobb Island tPotom c
Riyer), State road bridge to mainland; -
room cottage tfurnishedb, bath. electricity,
water front privileses: immediate posses
sion, S., 900 ,...,,,
Meals Greek Small BUNGALOW Qurnishedl' D.
anchorage. crabs, oysters, nsning. I'M
mediate possession. 81 900.
Charming I0-acre tract st. Marys Coun-
ty. on Wicomico River and State road,
So 500
Creek, St Marys County, near California,
Nd, on State road. S acres. 5000.
Water front property In isnd ana
viIsinia- LEONARD sNIDEE' La fia.s'
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.

FIRST TRUST MONEY to loan on lots and
acreage in D. C. and nearby Maryland:
Box 247-T, Star.
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S5,a5O Ist TRUST NOTE secured on q
well-huilt, 6-rm. row brick home: close-tn
Sc; property has Just been sold for $3.50
to home buyer This note can be pur-
chased at less than face value. Call
Ma 7O6b or Ma. 7l96. rs
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-wANTEp. :
SEVERN WATER FRONT cottage, August
with outboard; no children. Call WI. 497S
Sunday. - p
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CEDAR HURST. MD.-6-room house. all
modern: gas range, elec. box: . lots. look
100; picket fence: price, $3.50.
4-room house, 50x100: all modern; price,
$3.50.
Year-'round home. s-room house. all
modern: all furniture, cleo range, elec box:
lot 200x200, beautiful landscaping: on
State road, blocks from the water. Price
Marlboro 1866 or call on Sunday, West
River "47.
HISTORIC TIDEWATER, SOUTHERN MD.
l.. PatuXent River, 20 acres, wide sand
beach, Groom home, large tobocco barn,
outbuildings, VI interest in tobacco, corn
crops; operated by good tenant farmer:
swimming, oysters, ducking, fishing, up
land game; As miles D. c.: S15,O0O
.. Patuxent River Estuary. 80 acres.
farmhouse. 3 large tobacco barns stable
other buildings, good harbcr. oysters, hSh,
crabs, ducking; 48 miles D. c.; $4,000.
3. Patuxent River, broom house. sand
beach, electricity. improved road. fishing,
swimming oysters, crabs, perfect spot;
sacrifice for $1,000: so miles D. c.
4. % acres on peninsula, Is mile water
front. 7-room Colonial home, .outbuildines.
sand beach, perfect harbor, fishing, oysters,
crabs on good road; $4,000.
5. 5lz acres, good house on State road
at Calvert Beach. Chesapeake Bay, with
all beach privileges: $500.
Tracts of land o. Chesapeake Bay. Pa
tuxent River. st. George River: tobacco,
grain, livestock farms. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, telephone 10S. Prince Frederick,
raIrert fcurtv Md
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TIDEWATER Southern Err. ma Marylsnd.cisar-
500 Dsn.sti0n tdpsoeo l%p,svea s.ras By
good crop srowins, occupied BY tenant
.. s1s acres; chssapeaks. Bay area
highway; modern home with electricity and
water; 3 barns, sood @ crop OF tobacco; 30
miles 2: sscss g.; slSo8o;t xofeltropt farm. houses
tobacco barns, implement shed. stable:
outbuildinss. y mile waterfront. IN perfect
aysras a and miles G shns nany osSsr
cAh1Ef esfef tfrms Is az Rse5
los. Prince Frederick, Calvert County, Mo.
soo-AcRE FARM 800 acres p1M. tillsbe ,eh. one one
acres, 1000 f. frontage on state road
Sther a Pfee Tfm
miles from Annapolis. s-rm. house. all
modern. 2 baths; chicken houses. garages
I70 acres, s-rm. house. . tobacco barns
pses ssss sunspys ss ppes, ga
astso0aS ss4s. ask i,SoGi for Mr.. Dove. e .~ w
MONTGOMERY COUNTRY FARMs-AIp5
proximately 375-acre cattle farm, h.,,s ~
bank barn, cement BARNARD all nee
outbldgs. spring; price. ,;S22 900.
ApprOx. 17S-acre dairy farm. ntdfty
all tiliable, well fenced on hard I'd, well
watered by spring, lge; s-rm: house. 3
beautifully located. " barns, silo. sarase
all nee. outbldgs.: with or without stock
and equipment: reasonable. For further
Information on these and other farms
representative, Mr. Ruble. Poolesyille
2012, or EARL T. WRIGHT, Realtors, WI
5000, Bethesda. Md.
MONTGOMERY -CO.-l97-acre farm. Z.
room brick; d-frame house. bank barn
about i mile from Whites Ferry; produc-
tive land; owner dead; priced to settle
estate.
I14-acre farm, old 10-room frame house
and stable. - acres in timber: worth
$4,000; spring, on maeadam road. about
"a mile from B. IL O. station: near schools
churches and stores; owner dead: price
500 an acre; house needs repairing
place is worth asking price. if there were
no buildings: possession at once.
s2-acre farm, S-room frame house eiec;,
bath, phone. furnace, beaut1ful ah,,.tsH view
priced for quick sale. $4,000: possession
With title. Phone " 4. Rsnlsl. Foclsssyillli. sS,ll.
1d0.
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VA, MR.. CARPENTER. here's your coun-
try place cheap. About a $500 sq.-ft lot
neat cabins close by) and logs to build
22x26-ft. cabin. W.: D. WHTTENER,
Brokerage, 1855 n. Wash. blvd, OK.
BETHESDA, MD.-Located in Locust Hills
restricted community. near Naval Medi-
cal Center. beautiful lot containing 9.4Sl
so it. WI 1943 oSs
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EAST CAPITOL ST. AND TEXAS AVE

EAST CAPITOL ST. AND TEXAS AVE
I3 lots: ideal location for apis. Plans
and permits available.
Edison pl. ne, between 42nd and 44th-
9 lots containing 1870 SO. it.; zoned for
5000 So, ft-corner of Central ave.
and new roadway Graded to street level.
10000 So. #. industrial ground between
Half street, Water street, s and T SITS.
sW. Railroad siding on property.
North Capitol and 6 pl. ms lots
comprising approx. $500 50. TT; IND
commercial. MICHAEL WALSH g. SON.
1911 Eye st. NV. RE. S2S2. Ewes, CO.
COLORED-FATRM HEIGHTs-one
q business, ~, AZ 95iiities 3es5 Street now
es5R6kfb@ss.S se,n66 Sa asD y EaSs sSsS ST.
lst commercial lots. Price, $4,000 for
two. Lot near 46th and Blaine st. ne,
25xl15. Price, $1,000. GUY TIMER,
cOLoRED-2 LOVELY LOTS. gas, water
Blk. Foote st ne AVON REALTY co.
1927 llth st. NV. DU. 4O2s, GE. 81 l..
coLoRED-CoR. SUMMER and Wade rd.
Sc one block of Nichols ave. Zoned for
fats; $3.50 down. Ma. l40S. RA. llbl:
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ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL places on
the widest part Of tho Potomac River.
About mi. frontage; .324 acres. well
fenced: about 100 acres cleared. remainder
timber. Approx. 100000 TT. pine and oak
ready to cut. Lge. Colonial home. furn.: (:
tenant houses, tobacco barn and other
bldgs. Priced. S4S,000; terms
(2) Also other water fronts: one at
S22 800 with 2O2 acres and modern home.
in St. Marys County: and one farm. 15
acres, 40 mi. from d. c. and mi. from
Patuxent River Good buy at $4,000.
O.. 3: zANTZINGER CO.. 945 X st. NV.
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Overlooking river. lot 70xI2I; $500.
CITY tiec., water and sewer avail. Conven
Cabin John streetcar line. MRS. BURGESS
RfaltOr. fl 90 Rrnad ST WI doha
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fONT, on Broad slot 60xI 40;

COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATE-Lovely lot
90xl65. $500. Other lots available, in
various sections. BRILEY REALTY CO.
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RAVENWOOD ESTATES. near Fal
nj ln4 81

RAvENWoOD ESTATES. near Falls
Church beautiful large corner lot. old
trees; priced $4,000.
Falls Church-One of the better lots
still available. Corner, 15x125: large old
trees; S2.750. ROMYE LAMBORN. Real
tor, exclusive agent, 1901 So. Arlington
Ridge rd., Arlington, Va. IA. 24S4, GIL.
3711.
AURORA HILLS-Large lot containing
1880 square feet with 102-ft. frontage,
wooded with towering oaks, sloping slightly
to the rear; beautiful view; water, sewer,
street, curb and sidewalks in: highly re-
stricted neighborhood of better homes:
most desirable site for a rambler or ranch
house. GEORGE MASON GREEN CO,
2s40 Wilson boulevard, Arlington, Vir-
einia. CHI 3S3S. Eve. and Sun, Gil.
6615.
SUITLAND and vicinity-Large number
of nice lots. reasonably priced; have water
and sewer: cash or terms. WEST REAL
ESTATE, HI. 1099; after 6, LUr 9257.
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3 ACRES in Beverly Farms with garden
house. 75-ft drilled we'll spring, stream,
lots of dogwood and holly. S4.250 MRS
BURGESS, Reator, 6l09 Broad st. WI
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AGENCY. NC Pc-1l, Box 46o-L, Star:
and New Market, Shenandoah Valley Of
new new house: substantial log construction,
plastered, insulated. all modern conven-
fences: 225 acres 70 ling mostly Woodland
fishing, scenic: healthful; smaller aereage il
desired. $4,000. BY owner. WI. 1890
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-vacant 100
h.wh., seFssi n0e eieetrety. frisidare, electric
range dairy barn Nit With ,aI s5anchions fo5
other outbldgs. To reach: Take Route
240 to Hyattstown, turn left l mile to new
sTsk house On Left the land starts Man
CARTER. Az Bond Bldg. Ma. 417s. -.7
in stoen and daIy
farm of 965 acres on the edse, of small
town Complete in every respect and being
miIH pl'e cheek Of $500, ~ PLUS other income.
tone modern). two tenant houses, 65-stan-,
SauHi' aauai outbuildinss. Price M Includes M Msss
frasIo5f hssd stoef 1f 40 acres q 81 acres
Penty P1 % u 1DS Wster m ra The best fsrm value IN
the country at only. 100000. To inspect,
ons Mr. Asss 5 seek k6cas sna co W. 1903 1893
VERY NICE HOUSE AND az A.: Nokes-
vile. Va.-Ideal for small chicken farm,
has many bldes incl brooder house. orch
ard. This place is IN flns ,s sond rI snd PRICED ed
co. RE. 2735; ewes. WO 9191.
leo-ACRE Farm. . Al clear good @ soil, oleI Den.
I0-room house, all modern improv.. also
prosperous country store with ABC IL
senSe. 30 miles below Fredericksburs: va.
A MAGNIFICENT VIEW, setting high on a
beautiful knoll: 4-bedrm. frame dwelling, in
excellent condition. large barn, corncrib,
tool shed, garage, chicken house and other
outbuildings all painted white, beautifully
shaded; large road frontage with excep-
tional white painted board fencing: a total
Of SO acres with more than 40 acres in an
excellent state of cultivation. % acres in
lespedeza. about 40 acres oak timber: 2
year-round streams fed by natural spring
as min. from Washington on fast. hard
surfaced highway. Shown by appointment
only; priced as s21:5ao' substantial ,I cash,
LOFLIN. Realtor. 242O Wilson blvd. GL.
1912, 30
Evening star., 1947-02-16
My Hats Off

Anyway. when l get back to the
hotel little later, my Missus says.
where's your hat?"
"Musta left it in the morgue," l
says, feelin' around between my ears
an findin' nothin' there,
What on earth you been doin' at
the n.orgue?" the Missus asks me.
"Oh," I says. still tryin' to remem-
Der about my lid. Il was lookin' UP
the dime-store business"
"WALLY." she speaks sharp to me,
now you just got to quit runnin'
around with them newspapermen.
let you out of my sight a few minutes
an you come staggerin' back with no
hat an talkin' nonsense!'
''No,' try to explain, sit hap
pened right here in Watertown.
I can show you the place!''
Well, | finally get her to under
stand that l amt been drinkin' an
that l have accidentally left my hat
- twice - at the newspaper office.
Which is now closed for the day, by
the way. An also tell her that here
in Watertown is where Mr.. Frank
Woolworth started the first five-an'-
ten. 1t is still open an we can go see
it. Which we do.
Back about the time of Mister
Woolworth," my wife says to girl
at the counter, they used to have
little string and a button - gadget
men used to fasten around their
hatbands and button onto their la
pels. You wouldn't still carry 'em,
n1aybe?" -WAllY DOREN
Evening star., 1947-02-16
WATERFOWL, N. Y.

661vIMME your hat an pull up
va chair" says Mr.. Harold
Johnson. of the "Watertown Daily
Times" so you're the fellow who
runs 'Wally's Wagon'?"
eyes, sir" admit, Except. right
now. Jake Bulls, my partner. is
home feedin' the customers - hope.
I'm doin' little wanderin'."
Well, MIR. johnson is sure nice to
me. He tells me all about the town
an introduces me to some of the
folks on the paper. We have fine
visit.
But when l get up to 60. forget
my hat. l am down the street when
the breezes start fingerin' through
my thinnin' locks an l discover /
am plumb uncovered. So 60 get the
headgear, apologizin' for my forget
fulness.
ON THE way out, l happen to think
Mr.. johnson told me I could see
their morgue. guess you know a
newspaper morgue is where they keep
all the clippin's an pictures an
records an past history. In case you
die or get in Jail or sue your Aunt
Effie, the paper can go look up all
the details of when Aunt Effie was
born or when was the last time you
was in Jail, an give the customers
the whole story.
The morgue of the newspaper is
very useful if, say. you are a writer
an want to get the dope on a local
celebrity, past or present.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-07
Western Division
CLEVELAND EAST
By Carl

Cleveland, O., August 7-Com-
ing through once again in true
winning form our fellas snapped
their losing streak last Sunday
in close battle with West, 10 to
4. that proved quite a thriller un-
til the end.
Thanks West for the swell
luncheon and drinks that were
served us at the club.
Next Sundays game will be
played at Lorain, playing West
once again. We are all hoping
East is well represented at next
Sundays game, to take part il,
a swell time at Lorain.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-07
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Helen

Cleveland, O., August LAST
Sunday saw the boys from East
defeating our team lO-4. We meet
again next Sunday, and who
knows-'maybe it will be our day.
Win or lose, we will be out there
cheering.
There will be a business meet
ing following singing rehearsal
Friday, August 8.Your attendance
at both is needed.
To those going to Lorain 4Au-
gust 10 we are meeting at club at
Sis a. m. There will be transpor-
tation for all.
Also-please reserve your seats
for the bus to Detroit as soon as
possible. Elsie Binder will take
your reservations and deposit.
Remember the date-September
6 and 7.
Next week on Friday, August
IS, we will have our "Platter par
ty" at which admission will be a
record or more. This social is be-
ing given by our July and August
birthday "chilIen', SO come down
and help us celebrate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-07
HOW 1T ENDED
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

Floor Leader-to take it because
he says it's all right. That's Y
pretty heavy responsibility for
any man. Although couldn't
agree with certain decisions made,
i do have to grant that Charlie
Halleck took our pressures and
our irritations and our beratings
with amazing patience. Oh, he
flared now and again, but so did
we! And such night as we had
Saturday was one to try the best
of men.
You have seen pictures of the
members singing in the we'll while
we were in recess in between bills
sent over from the Senate. How /
wish you could have felt the spirit
Of our singing! Old and young,
Republicans and Democrats, arms
linked and smiling, circled around
those who led, swaying to the
music and singing all the favorites
from "Clemantine" to "Okla-
homa." Every so often the Speak
er's gavel would stop us in the
middle of note. Immediately,
silence and attention to business,
better attention than would have
been without the songs.
Friends, there isn't anything
basically wrong with a Congress
that can gather around as we did
and sing together. l wish you
could have heard "America the
Beautiful" 1t would have done
your heart good!
Yes, that's a week ago. Most of
the members are scattered to the
four winds, others have stayed on
to finish certain work. Others
have gone for holiday before
more work of vs.ious kinds calls
them. We OBJ Republicans all
gathered in Columbus, at the call
of the Republican State Central
Committee. 1t is always good to
get back in to OhiO-good to dis
cuss the ever more imminent fu-
| ture.
So much responsibility is in our
American hands. IT we are to take
it, our own structure must be ve&y
strong to carry the strain. That
means tiat our states must re-
establish themselves, must take
back their responsibilities, must
strengthen their part of the foun-
dations and the structure of our
Union of States. That puts it up
to us OhioanS to reestablish an in
dependent strength here which
will be bulwark to each and ev-
cry other state, so that the Union
may be strong. Our strength stems
from our very homes through our
respective local communities and
states. Let US remember this in
the coming general elections. Let
US not fail to vote. Let US
strengthen every weak link. Let
us make the 22nd District and the
whole state of Ohio clean and
strong in the mechanics of gov
ernment and in it's personnel.
Above all let us remember that
government is the servant of an
intelligent people, that only
through such a government can
the people retain their freedom.
Let US remember that all Power
cometh from the Lord and - us
use such power as we may be Civ
EN- in His service and in the inter
! est of Peace.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-07
S A L E M PIC MIC
By Mike Nicora

The Salem Jrs. are holding a
Hicnjc ON August 18th at the
country club. The committee in
charge, headed by Dick Gott
schling, is planning on making
this quite an affair. There is a pos
sibility of double header ball
game for that day. Salem will be
host to Detroit Jrs., and two
scheduled game in Salem. More
other clubs may also play their
details in next weeks column.
Everyone is invited to attend
and have a good time. "Blitz
Krauss" and his band will be on
hand with plenty of polkas.
The next meeting of the Salem
Jrs. will be Wednesday, August
Is, at S p. m. There are several
important matters to discuss. so
let's all turn out.
A few of the Salem Jrs attend
ed the T. S. ]. A. Chorus practice
at Youngstown last Friday.
Thanks to the music committee
for the social afterwards; next
practice is this Friday, August 8,
at 8 p. m. in Youngstown. We
would like to see more Jrs. take
part in this. All of those from Sa-
lem who would like to go be at
the hall at 7:3O. Transportation
will be furnished.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-07


drawn into contentious over politi-
cal scandals and personalities.
Once in, it was hard to climb out /!
But as has happened before, they
finally took up and disposed of
most of the imperative matters
actually pending.
Over on our side of the Capitol
the day had been utterly exhaust
ing. AS a matter of fact, all the
week had taken it's tell of all of
US. Everyone was using all the
wits he had to think of ways to
get through the bills he had work
ed on especially hard. That meant
seeing responsible individuals and
trying to persuade them to give
clearance or priorities or some
such even though you had beer
refused a dozen times. That takes
a very peculiar kind of endurance
and courage, believe me! You see,
in the last days a bill can only be
brought up in the House under a
suspension of the rules" or under
unanimous consent. / couldn't tell
yop io" iiiuiiS "ClC pISSCu III Via l
fashion, nor what they all are. I'll
lave to sort them out before / can
give you an accurate picture.
AS good example of hard
work, complete discouragement
and tenacity that had a sudden
and completely unexpected chance
under suspension was the Resolu-
ton relative to the U. S. agree
ment covering the United Nations
Headquarters in New York. After
having been refused countless
times, Lawrence Smith of .Wiscon-
sin asked again and to his amaze
ment was granted permission to
present it. He presented it, and
without any objections or ques-
tions it was passed! Unfortunate
ly the World Health Organization
bill was less fortunate although
Walter Judd of Minnesota did
everything a human could. Well,
there is one to begin our January
session with!
Few people realize what a grill
ing experience such a session as
Saturdays is for the Speaker and
the Floor Leader. Confusion
grows worse and worse as the day
passes. BY evening some Members
are in mood either to vote No on
whatever comes up or to leave it
entirely to the judgment of the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-07
NEW CASTLE
P &c N &c

Just reminder to everyone to
be sure to attend the picnic on
August 10, sponsored by the La
dies Singing Society OF New Cas-
tie, Pa, The picnic will be held
at the Eintracht Picnic grounds
on Graceland Road.
All members of the singing so,
ciety, the Eintracht, as we'll as
Out-of-towners, will bemore than
welcome, SO pack your baskets
and join your friends out at the
picnic grounds.
The Committee.
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ATTENTION!
SACHSENHEIM
FAMILY PICNIC

The West Side Juniors Com
mittee of Branch | and 4 are spon-
soring a big Sachsenheim Fa-
mily Picnic on Sunday, August
24th, at Gerome's Grove, Hillside
Road off Broadview and we are
asking that everyone reserve this
date and ask your friends to Join
us for grand time.
Frank J. Ham, Sec'y.
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will be given at later date. All
entry fees should be sent in with
the golf teams names. SO far five
teams. have entered the tourna-
ment.
To New Castle
You can expect a crowd from
Farrel at your dance Saturday.
Also a large following will be
down Sunday to watch our dou-
bic header. May the best team
win.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Farrell Juniors will be held
August llth, at 7:3O p m. sharp
EST. This meeting is very i'm
portant, so please all attend.
There is lot of new business
to be discussed and final plans for
the golf tournament to be made
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