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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
Siebenbirsiid Nmerifaniidjes SiIis
inert anf Der @citieite

gaIar llno aartetpartie ipar all,
beiltdt. slQen Iiebeq 8dIten, bie iid,
10 grobberig NUT ibren cSIen Ssn,
6en ertpieien baben, entbieten mir
,lnieren berbinoFdJien Ou,,f. Gem
&olnitee, alien lieben Srauen, &c.
bibrt nidt MIR GROCER Can't fir sic
geleiitetcn Oienite, ionoern beionSe.
res Sob. tpeil iie obne Musnabme
feline Miibe id,e,,ten, Inn oieien ga,
far, 8adipare,rpertauf uno aarten.
partie 81 arobem griola 81 brinse1t
Nidt su oereeiien lit sic 8oriteberin
q. ebert. sic inerrliioIit fir Sicit
Sabe eingcitai1en iit. Sbr gebiibri
Der srobte Ganf. Seood, aIle, 5re,,n,
oen bie et,pas 81, bieiem 3tped BEL
setrasen baben BANTER, mir rcd)i
ber5Iih.
Die iueibe, seitridte 0eue, anecs
fertist uno eeId,enft bon 90. Diet.
rid, unb 8aSio geid)enft non 8olt
gtifolaus, fonnten letber nibt tpe0.
eegeben tperoen tpe;l nift aue Stubs
einsereiht ,poren. 9llio bitten tui,
oIe SieieIben an sic @eamtinnen ab'
5ueeben, 10 bab mir bel ndd)lter 8e.
legenbeit oieie beiben grtifel tpes.
geben f0nnen. Che mir nun ipiebci
nit Dem Aafeii Beginner, mobten
mir an ale Iieben 6rc,,ltoe appetite.
rem, iaIls beren &ilpoer. Spieliaher
,mbeabtet I'M @i,tfel iteben baben,
sic aber nod i'm g,sten 3liitanbe iinb
seiGllisit ban oilfsauerf 81 ididen,
lno aud edbraadtc aletSer ,ln>
Sdube tperben banfeuo elltgegen &C.
nom,nen. Tie ndhiten Satete iollcn
nGmlid WeibnadtsfreiiSe bereiten
70 bitten mir eit6 oifnet cure SerSen
fir Sas Silfsaperf.
Charles @ottidlins, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
1ts Ga,,tc,s. Okie


IS ioiene alien 8riioern. 3lir Nah
ridt. hab Die reselnpdbise Nerianun
lung am S0tntog. Den II. DIT.
2 llbr Do6mittass abeebaIten miro
Sn biefer gerimnmlunug spiro De,
brittle @ierteliabresberidt uorgeleien
aud tpeitere oringenoe @eififte iint
gu erlebigen un6 barlm iollte ieoer
8ruoer es iid aud CUR Yflidt mo
d)cn Sar 8eriam,nhina bci5nipobncn
Ni4ael Depner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
3tucig II.

Gs bielre allen Sd),peitern 5llr Gs
fdlligen 9tafrid)t, bab alniere nGhit
Geriammlllng aln Sonrtag, ben II
Sftober, lum 2::3O llbr nab,tittags
nbgebaltn tpirb
Mae Sdnpeitern iinb frellnolih er
ilittt Der Geriarunlung beiSlnpobneil
Nadber iperSen mir unier aaifeepar
tie nbbnltcn.
SSm &omitec iitb folgeltbe Sdlpe
ltern: Sobanna Stub, Warp Grnd,
@atbarina Suntborn, Gillian @ils
lno Sultine Miller.
Sl,ianna Geinerth, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
N6tnns ale @eitieite Sadiens
Xereine!

slne Siebenb:iresr Sabienoereine
3tpeig 1 uno 4. gintradt. Serlnania.
Iamendor Soronia, Glepelano NeIt
Suniors, Sadien 8ehranen Gerein,
Traniplpa,,ia 1beater Gerein unS
ollie Ge,hihftrhen 8ereine uitu.. tuer,
0cn biermit in aenntnis 9eiest. oat
cine 8eriammluns nbeebaltal ipirh
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
3iueia 1.

ALLEN Vtitalie6ern 5ilr gcfdlliger
9tadlridt, baB uniere n6dNte Ser
iannllune am Jreitag. oen Is. 81
tober, itattfinbet. Sn Sieier Seriamnl
lung ,piro Scr ssina5beridyt pom 3
Guartal bon ben Beanten perleier
lrerbcn.
Mitelieoer. tueld,e nit ibren Sab,
lungen inn Niifitanb iinb, ioaen lid
in ihrem eigenen Sntereiie sutileben>
MAIDEN. Wm. Shulter, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
9amen4or Saronia.

Juaitag, Den s. Sfteber, Serei-
niote Sdneer un6 Ser. 0men1cre
3o1nmers i'm i@eitieite Sahienbeim.
Mue Sineer unS Sdueerimlen iinb
berolidtit tpiufomnen.
Mm 81. Sftober lit Ser. Gamcn.
dor Hrobe i'm Weitieite Sadienbeim
fir Sagonia Stiit,lnesfelt am 3 &.
Sftober. 6. 9iidIer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
Calm, OEis
Qtangelttd-Qntb Gmmannct .2tr@e,
POI @pnfb Nruabuan.

Yafor sobn @numan. Sonntaei&ule
icben Sonntna llbr porrittags. 10 ntt
@ottesbierIt III ter 1dnhc siprdde. II
ltbr oeutifcr &ottesaienft. Ser bert'
fHe. &trheu Sranen Gtrein bat dm 5ipet'
ter Wittipoh icben Nonats. 8 u9r
abenbs. Gerinmmlung. 4onfirmanbens
llnterrid)t (3lpeiidbrig) BON Septembo
big Sirerll 8ienstde uno Sreita8 mods
mittucs 4 llbr.
Nue 6laubenseenoHen unb Srelnbe
iirb heralih tpiIlfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07


Canton Ohio, am 19. sluguit 8ruoer
Nidael !6iieel
unb ipltroe am 81. Miiglrit unter gro=
'ber geteiligung BON 5rellatoen, NaN.
barn uno 2anoslelten untcr 2eitlllg
bon Yoitor @aat bon Glarf Shnee-
burger 2eiehellbal,s aus auf Spnl
Joreit SIN Jrieoboi our lesten &utc
gebettet.
8ruber SiigeI fam alS illnscr
&ann nod sen &ereinigten Staa.
ten 1rnb lieB iib in Canton nieoer.
ginige Sabre ipdter reidte er- Die
Sano gum gbeblnS SRI. Mnna Yisfa,
5apei Sodtcr Mnna Sdrober lmo
Ser gbe entiprob ein Sobn 3arl nno
&nt5erine 8obn, aIle in Canton
iuobnbaft.. Seine 6rau Mnm aing
ibm eiarige Sabre i'm Sooe boralls.
Or. Siigel arbeitete lange Sabre bel
Ser 3epllblic Stecl So. ,lno ,par be-
Iiebt bel alien sic ifp, fannten. Der
OabingeidJieoene BinterliBt altd) nod
eine Shipeiter, Srau Mtidncl Saul.
Gott Iaiie i'm ielig rltben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
&smaea, ga.
9eutf&e Gpans. .2ufb. St. 9eter1.
Oemeinbe, 3. ctr.

Yfarrer Sans .. 8. Simolett. 24A
Mbams Ctr, s9oheiter, ga. Selepbon:
godeiter 1865. Sottesoienjt $3.50 Ubr
moreens; Sonntngihnle 1915 l1br. =
8raiien Versin Geriammlline am letten
3onnsrstas ieben Ronnts. 8 llbr dbenM
Sebern:nnn 1T ber5lih ipi0fcuuen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
Ictroit, NihiAan

SVSssS''B~"
9entihe aEb SdMitfde @v. 81. SetraS.
Qird,e. yienfielb unb Nssterrs Ape.
Yfarrer Sobcrnes Neutih, 1921 0len>
fieIb Npe. Tet.: Yin3ree 8205. engs
Iiidber @pttesbicr5t 10 1br por,nittags;
0eutihe uno englifje So!ntdelHnle nm
II ll5r porn1ittaas. Osytider @ottes<
bienft rnl II l1br oorn,ittaas. Seben
Iesteu Dienstae bes 01onats 3irheu<
rafsiisun9. 9urG 81. Commemorate
iebeu britten 9i,nstas. io,ft ieber
briften Sunntae Nra,,en Wc1ein 0er<
Iammluns. air4en9Crprobt ieben Sreis
taaaberb.
Nae GIcubenseenoi'en a,sb 8reuroe
linb qeralid1 eingelaten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
GQmpo6 GifE, ga.
ct. Eaml's GO. Qutberan Gbnrd)

Ia{tor Mnbrcns Nnge!bdf), 3O9 Sot]
ctr. - Sel.: 731,W. SonntagSihule
9:3O ll6r; 1890 gn9liider 8ottesoienit;
11:45 Seutsher @pttesbienit. Sebers
mann bcralid iriIlfommen.
Girbenrntsiitung ieben letten San,sz
taa i'm Mspnai I llbr abenbs. Sonnta9>
ihulIehrerz Situng ieoen brttten Conn
ta0 i'm Ronpt, $50 llhr morgens.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
Chicago, Sainpis
St. 8aulS 0Ien:eiube.
1855 SomeI Street

Rdftor 8. s. 8rebe, gbicaao 80. SG
Qouer Ctr. Seben Sonntae llbr Sonns
tagifnle. 10 1lbr enelii6er @ottesbtenft
II llbr beutffer @ottesoienft.
g8ir Iaben ale @IdlbeaS9enofen uni
Sreunbe ber5lid elm 5u ben @ottess
bienitcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
Kird)litbe Aart)rirbtell

!, Nue lutberiiden GIa,ibenseenofeu
bentGer unb enaliider Sunae IN 0ars
ref, Sbaron nno l1ntgeeent iinb at ben
| @ottesbienfen ber3Iihft eingelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
@iabior, Ont, &auabs
q. 9aulus Qtrde. Iprext dst

q. 8anlns Qtr6e, 1pre1t dbe.
1915 Ycrent Nbe.. Binbior. 0draba
@ottesoierjt in ben Sonmermonotes
BON 9---1O llbr ncrnitto9s. Senride
Ic,ule bon 10-11 I1hr born1tttdaS. 50
ben erften Nlontae i'm @ruat STRIDE. =
rate S,s sun9. Seben erftcn DJnner9taa!
1s,s ms i'm Rpnat Srauen Uerein StSs
s..na. Nne NoItss unn &laubensgenotie{
5irb aer3Iidj pillfou,men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07

Die Shipeltern bonn s3ipeig II
haben beidy!oilen elncn Cams ab3u
baIten am 23 Sftpber gu 8unitcr
Ses SddiiIhen Silisauerfs. Gin ic
Scr lit berslih eineelnoen. beionoers
oic csllaenb. glls Gintritt .perbcn oft
&Ieioer uno Gbipmen entgegen &c
nomnen. 9itte I'M &nnnen mir Sprc,
Grisco uno 6leiib 5u bringen mi
oann iold)e Snhen sic iib ralten
spie @eis, 8obnen; Grbien. Sinler
uleo oergleiden, allb G'e!o miro at
genommen.
Gs hpirS cine quite Wtliif aln Ylas;
lein. 8itte fommt ole, banit pil
ms einmal gut unliiiiercn ,lnb 81
gleih Den Sel,tcn oritben din pcnil
uus Ser got belfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
GIepeIanS wett. - eeutid c,emetn,e

ClebelanS @eit. - 9emftM @emetnbe,
@eif 90. ctr. unb HsiAarb Mue.
Sobannes Deuti6lanDer unb Sobn 8
0el:!hldnber. Rfarrer.
Spnnta9s: 8 llbr pormittna, belti6er
@ottesbienft. 10 ltbr, Sonnta9i6uIe unb
Bibelitil,tre fir grpabiene. II llbr bor>
nlittags. gngliider Gottesbienit. 1880
l1br abenos, gn9Iiider Gottesbienit. -
Ronfirmanoens llnterridt jeben Samss
tae 10 ubr purmittags. Scbermann berg
lib tpiQtoutn1enl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
0arh, sSnbiana

Sentihe Gt. 2nt1er. 1snterns. .3ir6s.
G6e If. Nue. unb nihmpre Cte.
Pfcrrer Mn9nft q. GiiHtinG 107e
0illmore Ctr 3eI.: 2S551. SebeA
Sonntas . ilhr rormtttagS Srnutd9'
fhnle. ! llhr eneIiid,er @oftesbtenft
If l1br itldbcr @pttesbtenf.
Mne tbcrtihcn @laubensaenoHen
beutiG,cr .:b cneIiidjer Sunae In @drt
unb ltmaebuna iinb 8u Cen @ottesbiens
ltcn ber3lid) einaeInben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
- ltnteritiieen Sie 6ie I'M ~Tolfs
blatt" an5eigenben Seibdfte!

stnb Sic nnb 5bre Nnaen6ttsen
0Sitalieh im 0ranfenuerein nnb
Central @crbanb? Wenn nidjt. iett
1T bic Scit bcisutrcten. Nm aenanere
Snformntion ruieu Sic bcu 2sfaI'
uertrcter on.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
Oanhaouno

Sir Die anldblib bes Soocs
uniereS lieben 0aters
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
GIebelanb. Shis
9. g. Grams. 0mtk. 81. 0sbannes Qtrde

Ydftor 9cns 8oiiel, 7G1 gbbb &oab.
Eel: DeuIberrp 0646. 1lbr pormittdes
beutiter WOttestienit 10 llbr Sonns
tagi6nle. 1 1 ubr englifdei @ottesoienit.
eutber 2iga Wnbaht urb Yerimnlilne
Sonntae 1880 11br dbeibs. @onfirmans
osn<nnterr'6t unb oeutsde 6dule am
Sar,stag uon 8 llhr pormit.aos an 0ue
@lanbenssenoiien finb aei5iib einee.
Lloen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
HDunastpipn Chio
Deutide Gu. 2ntL. &pnterus .0,eme.nl
N6h HensmS 9emple, ~. Sparbm0n

cSb nensms 9emple, u. Ssarbman q.
Yfarrer @ilIiam =. @elt5er, $40 y
Subfnn Gpe. Sonntaaidule 8 llbr BORN
gngIiider 8ottesbienft 10 1lbr. 0eut'
idler @ottesbienft II llbr. Seben ert.es
Spnntne i'm Ipnat Sra1len 0erein Hers
iammlrng. Seben 3lueiten Sonntdg TN
Wonat &irhenrat> >Sitllng. Seoen erites
.nt b-!ttcn Sonnta9 i'm Wonat Gntber
Qiaa 8criammlnng. Sonnta9fhnlftiiuf
pirb i'm Wpraus befannteegeben.
Nne Bolfsz unb 8ldubensQenoHet
s;no hc3Iid ipillfpm,nen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07

6arrea, $a.
Denttde 0b. Gutt. 81. @anlnS. .9trds
721-25 Hrnit dbe.
Yfarrer Nrtbur 3. 4Ianf. Seben Conn
tde 8 llb- borrnittaes So,lnta9i9nle;
10 l1hr cueIifber; II i1br beuti@e,
@nt!esbienit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
SomefteaS, ga.
1crtfd,c Gu. 2ntb. ct. SaarluS Qtrds

222-224 Oft Q. Mbe.
8ep Greoerid g. NItboff, Paitur. SeIe'
ptnn: so. 1745. Sonntn9ifnle tnoreenS
$3.50 l1br. = 8ottesbienit 10:30 ll5r.
GIIe @laubenseenoTen iinb ber3It4
tptllfontmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
EpImmhu6e Ohip

EDlMmhu8r OhtD
Gpana. Qntber. Nartin 2ntber Qtr&e,
G6e Depler unb ANN 9trake.
Yfarrer g. g. &euer. Scoen Sonntog
porittaes 9 lbr Sonntagfhuie; 10 ubr
enc!iider @ottesbienit; II nbr be,itiber
@ottestienf.
ane be.is9enoNen rnb freunbe
Ii:.b bcs5lic5 e,neeIooen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07
Qrduerndhriht

gsad fur5e,n Seioe, itarb in
Canton Ohio, am 19. Mugult 8ruber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-10-07

9lm 5reitag, sen 80. Sttober,
,peroen mir einc &alloWeen Eartic
fir bie &inoer baben. Gs iperocn
Yreiie fir Die S60niten. ioipie fir
bie &omiidIten Wasten gegebeu
alid) tperben freie Grfriidslngen iiir
oie &in6er ierbiert iperoen.
I'm 5oblreiden 8eillh 6ittet
Ons &omitee.
Suianna Heinertb. Sefr
Evening star., 1948-09-10


tary, National Council of Catholic
Nurses, What Catholic Women S
Organizations Can Do in the Field
of Health; George Reed, legal de-
partment, NCWC, What Is the Sig
nifcance of the Supreme Court De-
cislon OH the McCollum Case?"
Others are Miss Ruth Craven
executive secretary, meow; James
S. Mitchell, executive secretary
NCCM; the Rev. Joseph E. Schieder
director, youth department, NCWC;
Msgr John O'Grady, secretary, Ma
tional Conference of Catholic Char
tiles; the Rev. Philip Kenney, con-
sultant. Department of Lay Organi-
zations; the Rev Edgar Schmiedeler
OSB. director, Family Life Bureau
NCWC; Msgr Frederick c. Hoch-
walt, director, education depart
ment, NCWC; Thomas Hinton, ex
ecutive director, National Catholic
Community Service, and Msgr. Ed
ward E. Swanstrom, War Relief
Services. NCWC.
Also to attend are Miss Miriam
Marks, secretary, Confraternity OF
Christian Doctrines, NCWC; the
Rev. John F. Cronin. S. S., assistant
director, social action department
NCWC, and the Misses Irma Piepho
Margaret Kelly, Mary Donohoe
Catherine Jarboe, Alicia Gosnner
all of the meow.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Yugos|avia S Charges
Rejected by Romania
BY the Associoted Press

BUCHAREST, Romania, Sept. To-
Romania has rejected as false Yugo-
slav charges accusing Romanian Of
ficials of urging the Yugoslav people
to revolt against Premier Marshal
Tito.
A Romanian government note ad-
dressed to Yugoslavia denied that
political leaders in Bucharest. in
cluding Foreign Minister Ana Pau
ker, had led a campaign against
Tito or the Yugoslav government.
In London, the Romanian Tele-
graph Agency said Romania had
dismissed the Yugoslav note Of Au-
gust 25 as "slandering and libelous." "
It quoted the Romanian answer as
saying the Yugoslav note consists
from beginning to end of false and
slanderous affrmations.
The agency said the Romanian
reply was handed to the Yugoslav
Charge d'Affaires in Bucharest yes
terday by the Romanian Foreign
Ministry. 1t said the Yugoslav pro-
L6SI Was Ill dGteHlpt W Cildllellse
the right of politicians to express
their opinions freely"
Stanoje Simic, then Yugoslav For
eign Minister, on August 25 handed
a note to the Romanian Ambassador
accusing Mrs Pauker of leading a
campaign of villiflcation against
Tito and his aides.
The Romanian note. as quoted by
the news agency, described the
Yugoslav protest as an attempt to
protect the present leaders of the
Yugoslav Communist Party from
criticism"
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Pilot Killed in BIS Crash
At Secret Weapons Base

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex, Sept
10 (P,.-A BIS bomber ran out OF
gas and crashed last night, killing
the pilot.
Three others took to their para
chutes and escaped. Two were off,
GERS from the Sandia secret weapons
base here.
The plane cracked up while try
ing to stretch a dwindling fuel sup
ply to an emergency landing field at
Otto, village 40 miles east Of AL
buquerque. A radio message re-
ported its gasoline nearly exhausted.
First 1t. William K. Bowler, %,
of Chicago was plotting the bomber
back to his home base at Kirkland
Field here.
Those who bailed out were 1t. Coils.
Gilbert M. Dorland and Willard M.
Shankle, both of Sandia Base, and
M/Sergt. Arthur r. Morgan, %,
Kirkland Field flight engineer from
South Daytona, Fla. Col. Shankle's S
back was wrenched. The others
were not injured.
An official announcement said the
plane had been on routine ad-
ministrative flight to Patterson
Field at Fairfield, Ohio.
Evening star., 1948-09-10

illness, Will be
offered at 9 am.
Monday at st.
Gabriel's Cath
olic Church, 26
Grant circl e
NV. B ur i a i
will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
A native of
N e W Rochelle
N. Y, Mr.. Mo-
neuse came to
Washington II
years ago from
N e " Y o r k,
whore he had
been aSSOciat ted
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Capt. J.T. Fitz Gerald,
Supersonic Flyer,
Hurt in Jet Crash
BY the Assoeioted Press

VAN NUYS. Calf, Sept. 10
Capt. James T. Fitz Gerald, jr., %,
one of the Nations fastest flyers,
lay critically injured today after
jet plane crackup. !,
His jet fighter-trainer crashed in
a field of rose bushes yesterday 800
yards north of Metropolitan Airport
here.
He had flown alone from Muroc
Air Force Base, where he was sta
toned. Witnesses said he was max
ing an approach to the runway here
when the Shooting Star dipped, dug
its left wing into the ground and
somersaulted.
Norman Pultz, q Lockheed air.
craft test engineer, said that when
he reached the scene Capt. .Fitz
Gerald was unconscious, hanging
upside down from his safety belt.
The flyer was taken to Birmingham
General Hospital. The extent OF
his injuries was not disclosed.
The plane, built by Lockheed. was
the third of it's type produced. Capt.
Fitz Gerald, from South Pittsburgh,
Tenn, has flown the XII rocket
plane faster than the speed OF
sound in, research work at Muroc.
He is an 9th Air Force veteran and
West Point graduate of 1943.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Hit-ond-Run Car Drops
License at Crash Scene

BY the Associated Press
KANSAS CITY.-Police found 1t
rather easy to trace a driver after
a recent accident near here.
Edward NJ Nyflor of Lansing,
Kans., reported that his car had
been sideswiped and forced off the
road by vehicle which, he said,
failed to stop after the accident.
The only tangible clue to the
identity OF the driver was his auto
mobile license tag, which apparently
fell off the car in the impact. 81,
Evening star., 1948-09-10

with his father in the firm OF
Duparque. Huot & Moneuse Co. a
hotel equipment concern.
He came here as manager of
Chambers Ambulance Service
After three years there, he estab-
lished his own business, the Capt.
tol Ambulance Co.. 703 Upshur
street NV. He retired and sold
tine business last March.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Maybelle P. Moneuse; two daugh-
rers, Mrs. Dorothy E. Madigan and
Mis-. Mary C. Camardi, and one
erandchild. all of Washington. III
Evening star., 1948-09-10

Council of Cath
olic Women at
New Orleans to-
morrow through
next Wednesday.
The Washing
ton representa-
tives and their
themes include:
Msgr. Howard J.
Carroll, general
secretary of the
conference, THE
Place of the
L.aity in t h e
NCWC";; Mis- S
Anne v. Houck,
rN1rn
Evening star., 1948-09-10
, RALEIGH hABEkDAsHER

ly tailored
uits
ats
rooned appear
their best For
ltotion for fine
choose q long,
,ot you can rest 4
tie satisfaction. ~
now await your
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many original de-
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Evening star., 1948-09-10
Gen. Hodge Back Here
For New ASSIGNMENT
BY the Associoted Press

1t. Gen John R. Hodge, former
commander of American Army
forces in Korea, arrived in Wash
ington early today.
Gen. Hodge, who had headed the
United States occupation in Korea
since VI day, will be given a new
assignment in this country. The
exact job will be announced later.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Sleep Cost 81 900

GREAT FALLS, Mont. (P.-It
cost o. R. Stine $1,000 to sleep in
the hog barn at the North Montana
State Fair. He reported to police
that his trousers, containing that
amount were stolen while he slept
in the barn.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
18From DC. 10 Attend
New Orleans Meeting
OF Catholic Women

Eighteen Washingtonians are ex-
pected to be among about 5000 dele
gates who will attend the oath an
nual convention of the National
Evening star., 1948-09-10
''Botany'' - Suits
and ToPcoats
go

Men who understand the importance Of weerooned appear
Botany keep them looking their best For
this has earned envobIe reputation for fine
fabrics and talented tailoring Whether you choose long,
wearing worsted smooth eobodne topooot you
your selection will afford you complete satisfaction
The tones the patterns and weove await your
inspection.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Funeral Rites 10 Be Held
Monday for E. D. Moneuse

Requiem high mass for Edmund
D. Moneuse, SIS, of 705 Upshur
street NV, who died yesterday in
Emergency Hospital after a long
Evening star., 1948-09-10

2 Convenient Ways to Buy
|. Take thirty days to poy.
z. Use our Extended Payment Plan. Pay
in four equal monthly poyrnents There
is no carrying charge, no interest, no
down payment.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
FARM and GARDEN.

CHRISTMAS TREES, pine and cedar, $40
Pc Per ;, b hundred delivered. WI. 6570. "a
TREE TRIMMING, tree surgery, tree re-
Call after pm, cH. 4a4S" -. E2s4'
TOP SOIL, fll dirt, sand, manure. blue
stone and road gravel by yard. ton or
load also sodding. SH. 511O or FIR. 557s.
TREES REMOVED, quick and efnciens
ALIEN 4 LEI after i pm. Wo. sS69.
sad sei7es 'nih fes s9E saTs N Rsssis sss
NEW 1. H. c. LIME SPREADERs. hamm.r
mills, corn. shelters. wagons. cultiVatols
factors m sF Banufe 1TaS0fs oaders Flows sms fGf
gas engines, grass seed attachments for
soil pulverizers, new Holland balers. bals
loaders. saws, hammer mills, shelters. disk
Valle elevators. "a and 80 IT.; CODY
and bow saws, Myer pumps. Louden barn
equipment; ssd snow pl0ys for all makes e
We and H tractors, disk harrow, manure
loader. Get your orders in now for your
!. H e. cub for early delivery. MA
seTinsi SIZES sH INs $3.50 sl2e Ga ave. Silver
FORD, Ferguson hydraulic tractor, sod
cutter, disc and other equip, ST ,45O:
nursery approx. acres with Ss,744 so
Sligo 6O00: after 6 pm, HI. 3fSf56. -IS
FRUIT, TREES should be pruned and
SPRAYED now; also have good supply OF
call about any tree problem; dependabls
competent men. fully insured. T. d.
BRITAIN TREE EXPERT CO.. OK. l1s1.
cow MANURE. well rotted, $3.50 per
bushels; So per 10 bushels; SIS. so per 5
bushels; delivered. WA 1893 -l6
Evening star., 1948-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES, AND WHEELS for ali whee
toys; a few barRains left in jr bikes
trlkes, doll carriages, scooters, auto trac.
tors, etc; 1890 4th ST.. GE. 651I. -Is
ACCESSORIES FOR CAMERAS-Darkroon
or movie outfit. Largest selection Of cam.
meters, flash guns. Cash or terms Range
finders, films, color films, photo papers
chemicals, photo books and 1,5O0 NOR,
items. We buy and trade. BRENNEF
FHOTO CO., 933 Pa. ave. NV. (opp
JUSTICE Dept2; Parking near rear entrance
sxacting specifications of Excelsior; com:
pare with accordicns at double this price;
light in weight S2s5: Conv. terms
KITS MUSIC CO., 1880 G st. NV. is
ACCORDION. 80 bass, Concertone, gooc
condition: Sl0O. EN-. 1856.
ACCoRDI0Ns-Exclnsive distributor o
AIR AIR coMPREssoR. 5sn 81 si456, @ GU it. pc,
lowest lowest prices. ELECTRIC EoufPMENT sesss co
2473 Sherman ave. NV. NO. 1919
ANGLE Sap1E MqS R1,,pMEN M n steel stock stock
nan .sT,ols aye; nv. NO 1912 cpa9,, n,n,, ,,u,
CHOICE apc pieces. " Pho Phone DU. 47so. stA'S' 0'"e'
ANTIQUES-See our unusual line Of elec.
trified oil lamps and painted shades. w,
electrify oil lamps and vases, have part
for As1 sEge stosk xkr 9sns sHoT gaSf
j. ~, WaSh: g. aqd vi Lee ShopDi1s c center, scTSs
ANTIQUE JEWELRYeBis discount. Re
moval sale. Must be sold. BERNARI
JEWELERS., 1905 Conn. ave. NV. -23