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Evening star., 1948-06-17
New Regular Services
For Women Expect TO
Have Enough Recruits

The women's services of the Army
Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps
anticipate no shortage of volunteers
as they shift over from ReserveI
to regular status under a new law.
This was the consensus of the
directors of the four women's mill
tary services who held joint news
conference yesterday to discuss their
problems.
The conference followed the nam
ing of Col. Geraldine P. May, SO,
as the head of the newly created
Women in the Air Force" (WAFD
She appeared at the meeting along
with Col. Mary Hallaran, WAC di-
rector; Capt. Joy Bright Hancock,
WAVE director. and Maj. Julia E.
Hamblet, director Of the Women
Marines.
Uniforms Are Discussed.
Col. Hallaran said women as well
as men should be registered for
military and industrial service in
wartime, "inasmuch as so per cent
of the strength Of the country is
in the female population"
Col. Hallaran was asked If there
would be a new look" in uniforms.
Il don't believe sweeping skirts
would be feasible for military pur-
poses," she replied.
Col. May said that until the Air
Force decides on the designs for its
new uniforms, the WAFS will con-
tinue to wear WAC uniforms.
All four directors indicated that
training courses in many technical
and administrative military subjects
will be co-educational.
No Plans for Pilots.
Col May said WAFS will continue
in the same assignments that WACo
had had-including duty in flight
control towers and communications.
Asked if they would be trained as
pilots, she smiled:
NO pilots for the moment"
On June 30 all women in military
service are free to get out. Officers
now on duty who desire to remain
can put in applications for the re-
serves and be assigned for extended
duty. But before they can be per-
manently integrated into the Off,
GERS Corps they will have to pass
severe tests.
The law fixes at 2 per cent OF the
strength of the Regular Army, Navy
Air Force and Marines the number
of women who may serve at any
ppo fir,oo oc reU,11arc
The Army will have training
center for women at Camp Lee, Va.
Navy enlisted women will train at
Great Lakes, Ill, and officers at
Newport. R. I. Marine enlisted
women will train at Henderson Hall,
Arlington, and officers at the Ma
rine School at Quantico, Va. An
Air Force training base for women
will be set up at San Antonio, Tex.
Evening star., 1948-06-17
Episcopal Rector Named

The Rev Berry B. Simpson will
become rector of the Esther Me-
mortal Episcopal Church. Congress
Heights, Md, August /. Mr.. Simp-
son recently resigned as vicar of
st. James Chapel at Indian Head,
Md.
Evening star., 1948-06-17
FoIoer Director Gets Degree

Louis Booker Wright. director OF
the Folger Shakespeare Library
here, received the honorary degrees
of doctor of humane letters at the
commencement exercises Of North
western University yesterday.
Evening star., 1948-06-17

WHAT TO GET FOR FATHERS DAY?-Mss Margaret Truman,
daughter President told yesterday she has not
bought Fathers Day gift and doesn't know what to get She
interviewed aboard the presidential train route to Kansas
City reporter suggested that get kit "or future
campaign trips Another suggested New York State in the
election" -AP Wirephoto
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-07
PRAISES PUBLIC SCHOOLS

President James B. Conont. of Horvord Univer- stY. recently said thdt the people of this country need have no fear of accepting challenges from Sov- jet Russid to prove the worth of the American way of life" so long ds the United States continues its progress in tdx-supported. free public schools.
 This is decorotion which deserves attention from some Americans who are wont to deride the public shools of the ndtion It should be understood of course. thdt the function of the public school prevent oll educational processes from being cast in single mold.
 There ure upon occasions some teachers who hold forth various "isms" but there is no cent rdl authority to direct the teachings and the poli cies of the public schools of this country This tho there is no strait jacket for intellectual proces- ses and the vorietY of thought achieved represents strength. not weakness.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-07
ENGLAND.S COMM UNISTS
(Wushinqton Post)

(WdShm9tOn POStJ
 Even in Britoin. where tolerdnce of dissent hos been ruditionully generous. the government has at lost deemed necessary to protect itself against the dancers of disoyolty on the port of Communist con- sprotors. Experience both in this country and else where has shown" Prime Minister Atlee put it with characteristic moderation 'thot membership of. and other forms of continuing association with the Com individual of loyalty which in certdin circum- stonces con be inimicdl to the stdte." The prime minister took care to renounce the suggestion thdt 'oll those who adhere to the Communist Porty would allow themselves thus to forget their primary loyalty to the stote" Whdt hos been proved ndis-
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-07

putdblY. however. is thdt the Soviet Union has found the Communist Party and uffiliutes fruitful recruit ing ground for the agents who serve it's devious foreign policy through espionage and fifth column
 activities This the unforgettble lesson of lost years Royal Commission report in Canada.
 The British method of meeting this difficult prob lem is significantly different from thdt adopted in the United Stutes Apparently there is thought there of nquiring into the loyalty of ul government employees; Investigation will be confined to the "verY narrow limits of work where ndtondl secur itY is involved. and persons believed to be Con- munst sYmpdthizers will. whenever possible. be transferred from posts entdilng such work to others less sensitive. Precisely whot is meant by Mr. Att lees pledge thut employees would have un oppor tunitY to answer charges against them is not yet known over here. We hope heartily. and expect. thdt the British will show enough respect for their own institutions to all suspects the safe guards which their system of justice hos developed to prevent punishment of innocent persons. The right of accused to confront the witnesses oguins him is one of these.
 is reported thdt the prime minister made it ceur his government decided upon this new policy reluc- tdntlY Thdt is altogether understandable. The nec- essY of such policy is tragic symptom of the sick ness of our times. Yet to do less would be to put the security of the nation in jeopardy. To do more would be to eopdrdize the security of individuol rights
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-07
NC HE R'S DAY


 THERE has been for many years an unnuul custom omong the American people to designate the sec ond Sunday of May os Mothers Day. and to con- duct its observance in q manner expressive of the affection in which mothers are instinctivelY held and of the appreciation earnestly and sincerely oc corded them.
 It is very beautiful thought and q most worthy custom, and is the source of much comfort and happiness to living mothers und'it refreshes and honors the memory of mothers who are at rest ufter their fruitful years.
 The highest purpose of the day is achieved when it gives happiness
 The richest fufiment of the day is dttdined when it recalls the days and years of happiness which treasured in memory. and thus renews them.
 Mothers did not originate this beautiful and wor- thy American observance or consciously desire it although it means q great dedl to them.
 It was originated and sustained by and wo- men made uwure by the passing years and by the broad dpprdisd of the richness of life which time makes possible thut service infinitely beyond all coll of love or duty was rendered each of them.
 Mothers are loving and lovuble creatures. and somewhat strange and mysterious. They give so very much and content with very little in return. They token for granted. and often neg lected. and sometimes completely forgotten in the pace and whirl of busy lives thut they seem abandoned and cll their dredms sheltered and their hopes frustrated. But they wdit. and have sublime and enduring fdith thdt they do not woit in voin.
 Mothers can be grievouslY hurt. but unfdiling- ly forgiving. They know the ordeal of long years of unbroken silence and of uncertainty and of dread and fear. But the love of which they cupdble is of such strength thot it hos its own compensu- tion-the only emotion of mdnkind which hos this power of self-fufiment.
 Mother love is the strongest. most beautiful .Qnd unfuiling of oll humdn bonds. We never hope to be entirely worthy of it.
 Let Mothers Day bring happiness where it can, ond let it turn the key of loving remembrance upon the cherished days of the post and we will have observed the day in keeping with it's high and lovely purpose.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-07
UcC SAYS WORKERS COMPENSATION UP TO ALL TIME HIGH NOW

workers inVoluntarlly unemployed have reached an all-time high, according to a statement made recently by R. E. Sheldon, eXecu7 tive director of the Unemploy- ment Compensation Commission of Alaska. So far this year S60l,- 787 has been paid under the pro- visions of the Territorial unem- ployment compensation law, an increase of 1l9 per cent over the same period in l947. Ths figure has already passed that for the entire year l947 during which time S556,07l was paid under the same program. Payment in l946 were S433,554.
 Unemployment is greater than usual at this time of year, Shel- don stated, due principally to the fact the weather has not per mitted the start of defense con- struction. This industry contrib uted most to the workers pay rolls in 1947 in the Territory, approximately 21 per cent of all employers, and representing more than half of the increase in pay rolls over 1946. Covered en- poyment under the law amounted to $98,200,000 for 37,000 workers in 1947 as compared to $50,3O0,- 900 for 24,000 workers in 1946, | increases of 96 per cent and 55 per cent respectively. One of the contributing factors to the high benefit load now, Sheldon said, is that employment in 1947 was greater than in any previous year and more workers than ever be- 1 fore came under the beneficiary provisions of the law. Other in dustries which increased pay rolls ! in 1947 were sea foods canning and processing, mining, wholesale and retail trades, transportation, and service industries such as newspapers, banks, insurance and : real estate offices and other fin ancial institutions.
 Taxes paid by employers into l the unemployment compensation fund the first three months of this year amounted to $432,000 as compared to $269,OOO for the same period in 1947, an increase of 60 per cent. Taxes paid in the year 1947 were $2,44O, ,O0O, an in crease of nearly 80 per cent over
 1946 when $1,260,00O was paid by employers. The number of em- l ploying units in the Territory in- creased from 2,100 on March 31,
 l947, to 2,250 on the same date this year. As of the end of last month there was ten and three quarter million dollars in the ', fund.
 In addition to payments made
 to jobless workers under the pro-
 visions of the Territorial UC law, the UC Commission also has jur-
 isdiction over payments made to
 unemployed and self-employed
 veterans. Provisions for these
 payments are contained in Title W of the Servicemen's readjust- ment Allowance Act of 1944-.he CT Bill. Since January first pay
 ments have amounted to $284,-
 l63 as compared to $238,848 in
 the same period in i947, an in
 crease of 20 per cent. Benefits paid under the SRA program in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

bis 3. SUM t943 banerte ,,no oeren
neutrality-suspicious. hie Sragen
Der WelternGbrlrna biloeten. ,lfun
mne mebr narin ieben ais MIR cine
gemiiie Spmbolif, oaB Sot Springs
por ser aonicrens bon Slunburtcn
Safs, 100 ,Sidprheitsiraacn bebon.
0elt muroen, llno Dor Dem Sreiiem
bon Wretton Nooos, 100 @GhrlnAa.
fraaen behnnoelt ipurSeu, ltattfuuo
Sn Sot Springs id)h,9 oie @cbur!se
lhmoe zines Welternubrlngannitea
Dem Die Mllfgnbe 3niallcn lolltc, ole
Serior9una Scr 2Gnher ser GrNe nit
Nabrungsgiitern ans Sen NnSIlbr
iiberi6iiiicn 10 gcreht mic moal;;b
porsunebmen slus Sem urpriluJ
lihen GrnGbruugsrot ser NIliicrtcu
murbe noch Dem &riegc Elm "Sntcr.
nutionaler gtctltanosrat iiir GrnGb.
rlmg." mo bieier nennt lib noh er'
ncllter llmbilhung felt Dem |. San.
1913 rSnternationoles 9tpt'tonbS-
fomitee iiir GrnGbrlng". Sein SiB
lit WaibinNton, unb cs lit ciu Cell
ser Organization iiir GrlGbrlnna unh
2anNmirtMuit ser @h. Mllc midNig
item 2ebensmittel Gin uno MuSIubr-
lGnber ouEer ser Suapietmion 1ino
Dtitalieocr. Seltlhlnnb uno ,apm
luerben IN NelH Hot bllrd) Die @c'ut,
suugenlGhte pertrcteu. Sas @mniiec
lit cine irciluillia Organization ohnc
Gref,rtipacpalt. IS lenft nirht. 'on-
hern elupiichlt hen gfitalieosItaaten
mlr Die 2enflmg Ser irgenoluie his
ponihlen Wtongelpnreuy 3. y. IN
Der Sauptlute Setreiheurten, ,Sette,
Sele, Siifienirilhte mo Der flint
lihen Giingemittel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
GinIsbreibmne iiir GuScH kmric iiir Knnit
uuN 6QnNmerf

nor Borhon, Sllperpiicr miro ons
Center often halten bon big 3 lltr
nnb bon bis 9 llbr obenos Itrn=
toa bis ssreitna lmo bon 10 bis -
llbr mittogs om Snmstag.
@ilNhouer. Seberbmo,pcrf, M,l,
itreichen. 5erpidNmcber, lfooiltin
iillh inter ben &llrien nie piieriert
perben 81 crlerncn. Gs Nibt @laiicu
Iiir @ripuhlene 1no Ginocr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Neainnt am II. Wai

g2Ghrenh Sic Gorhalle oes Hat.
houles icinc aunltalsltelluna urN
Sonraperfsorbcitcn, gcton non &c
pelanoern lebtcl Winter, 9ah Scr
Gitp Hecreation GommiiiGr Sohn z.
9foap befumt BOB em Sorm"r
Tro0rnmm bon &urleu IN Gnbel
MrtS onh Gruit lOOt3 Oetrnit e(pe.
aun "a. Mn be1Innt.
9tpGilrrntion iiir GnocllS allrle
lino oiien iiir ole Glenelonbcr uno
belinnt Montnl Nen II, Mai unb
noucrt bis gum %. Mai. 6r. Gleu-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

SeioeleinApuno &anomerf fir Gr.
lpad)Iene lebrt Sten5elted)nif, mas
cine Ieihte Metbobe fir einen glnln-
tcur lit. 0rifiad)eL 8e9riibunss-
forten, Hlofate, Wmd,oedel ilno pieie
anoere Drlldlod)en, ia9t ssrou 8or.
oon, fam hies auf SolS, Happcu.
oedcl, 5udl Eopier Metoa ODER
3ellmloib in elmer ober mebrcrcn
Sdrbcn geInadt lperhcn. GlcpclunH
miro sic Saenc fir @oiierinrbeu.
&laiien lein. Die Ticnsta9 nohmit.
fnas Geriaulmllng bat. Stllocntfn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Eczema itching,
Burning Distress
Gets Quick Ease and Comfort

Get a bottle of stainless, power
full, penetrating Moone's Emerald
Oil. The very first application
should give you comforting relief
and few short treatments convince
you that you have at last found the
way to overcome the intense itching
and distress. Moone's Emerald Oil
IS easy and simple to use-grease-
less - stainless - economical pro-
notes healing. Ask for Moone's
Emerald Oil. Satisfaction or money
back-good druggists everywhere.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
-0onnerstae, ben IS. Usai 1948

tpereen Die Glots, Yarfs. Saenerien
ionic Die Griefront beinhen ,no uad
Snbieften h,hen.
alaiien fir 3inocr idlieben Elm
Bollet, Y,iperp, 0ormaic. 8ilo-
bauer, 2reilnit seidmen ,mo malc,,
WuturItmoicn, Nat,,rbonolpcrfe uno
Mitlit0eicbidfe. sic merhen has
Notnral Siitorp Muieum beii,ben.
Iie Malsitelluna IN Der 0orbulle
ees Motbauies fann pon Montaa Oil
sbcillsbt meroen. I'M oie aunltqrbei.en
,ll ieheM,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Das Gespenst des hungers
~ umkreist staendig die Erde

ten lnlnrr luicher 5u gr0Berer Spar
. llnlfcit inn Werbrdlh nnn HubrlmqS.
qiItern 5u ernlahnen 10 hahen tic
oabei nibt mlr ole Notpcn0i1fcit
Der SilleIeium0 Iiir Die nptleIoenocn
Grogcblcte I'M 9llIgc, ipnoern aud,
oaa @ohl ibrcs cigencn Sunoes. IN.
Dem bie 9lllfbGblng bes @eoaria I'M
Hcltigen 9lusmu6 cher nls Elm &ronf.
beitslpnlptnm ocnn ala Elm 3cid)ln
Ir bliibenbc &irtld)aIt nnSulchcn II.
9ln iibcrltcigcrtcln @obllcbcn iino
mcbr Nolfer 81 8runne gegnngen
ais an iibcrltei9erter Glniahbeit Der
Scben@boltma
9teteu benz iiberb0bten Iireftper-
5cbr bon @rlnbproenften beo@oneES
ipielt hic Satinfe cine crbeblihc
Nolle, ooB Der Gcrbrald Der 9lncs
rifauer lid llGrfer ais ic 5upor Gem
Tcr5ebr tierilder Gr5cugnlIlc Sugc-
mnnbt bat. Die Gercini9ten Staoicn
|lmh &uraoo iino Die ein5igen Siuoer
in Ser @elt, IN hencn Der Slelldlpcr
5cbr aegcniibcr Der Torfric9s5cit nra
lItiGacn lit Sn beu Gcreiuigten Stoos
| ten itieg er pou COS ailogrannn ic
&olIi umh Sahr mli 7l.l &ilogrannl
inn Sabre 1917, IN &ouabn bon 53.1
nr $50 &ilogramn i'm peraonge.
ncn Sabre slui dbnlidr Heforobobt,I
IlrIc9 IN hieien H1nbern Der &erbrntl)
un ullen tieriieben Eroouften.
Sunaer.Eropbctic
@onlnlt Die SllngergelBel unper
hoift iiber Die MenId)beit? IiciC
ssrage lit nit eincm glnttcn Ncin 81,
beontlporten 9lls nod nicnlano al
einen 5lueiten @eltfrieg bahtc. bal
Die Gnhuiflung Ger Experimentation
Ger @clt uno Der nl lie geItelltel
9lnioroerllngen ernIien MGnnern il
allen Gdnhern 81 oenfen 9egebel
Senrp @ullace, Ertilihcnt 9iopiepelts
erlter 2onbpirtiHaitaiefret1r brah
te sniang ser 30cr Sabre, als Oh
8etreioeiilps Ger Wclt gum geritci
angefiillt aparen NIT lmperfuuIlihci
| H3id)tmm, i'm 9inbmen oes 9ten
Teal oen Ilon ser Gperp ytorma
@ranerp Yolice nit IN iein slmt. bel
| Bebanfen bes immer gleih gefiilltel
aornballies ser Welt. Cube ser 30,7
! Sabre erorterte Der Golfcrbuno II
3enf Gbnlide VlGne. 9lber in De
| tIingelnben Ybroieolo9ie ser Snbe
niht1e autoritdrer Trdglng Dol
perooppelten Gruten luo elmer mi
| Sid8rbeit sll ernrbeitenoen. Nab
| rungsireibeit 9ingen alle crnltcl
1 Yiabnun9en inter. sSm Sabre 1912
I1pieberum bel bis oben angeiiilltr,
NBetreioeIilos infolge einer Gon5cl
/ Serie pon Meforomelternten; p.r
iuhten Die @et,enltnoer Der @el
elm @ei3enatfonulen abp,idhieBell
|um geeen alle 3lliGaigfeiten aeriiitc
m iein. Sssn Sieiem Sabre iullrac1
mld) Die 8ereinten Hationen gegriir
! oet Sir oas ndbite Sssabr bcrief Hrd
J ioent Mooiepelt Die ssertretw oel
l44 oamaligen MitalieosItaaten ss
4 8ereinten Nationen 5u Ser &onfererl
'lDon &ot sprinss, Die bonn IS. Ma
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
Sh!uk h0l. Seifp ]

gen. Inter @eriitiidti0un1 Der
arieg$perlirIte bat lie iidb bis hcutc
nm idy1Bunaalpciie l1O Millon II
uui rlno % Wtilliarhen &Gpie per
mcbrt. Muf Der anoeren Scite apcr
lit Die gcNener5ellgllng icit geaiHr
ocs Grieges nidbt gciuadncn, urld)
niht funitant geblIcbcn, lonbern ne
icntlih gcringer gcunrhcn. hiiflGlI.
iia aGueicn lit Ole 9obcnproolftion
IN alien pof &riege llnrnittelbor o.
riihrtcn SGn6ern icrner allh in otn
auSqebebnten Grbbreiten IN 0ener
der Soohenid,tie" ihre utopiItcu
@roBmlrmpIdne 81 oempirtliChcn
trodtcten. inocm lie oieie @cbietH
aus Dem 8eiiige ser gnundicnen
@elt,pirtidait aud proouftionsted
mid bernusbrotcu. Sie Gcrllntc
ourh Minocrer5eugung in ser @clt
ruaren GROCER als Die 8elulnnc bllrd)
Me6rcr5en9lmg uuf Dem nnlcrltn
niifen Sentiment. Ger natllrllHe
glblalti Ser Singc bnt ben 9tuhrllngs'
ipielrulun Scr Gr6hcpolferlmg
id,rlunpicn laiicn lno hie flniIcnhc
ELECTROMAGNETIC altigerillelt, Sic
ben EclItifern mo sSirtihoitlerl
ser @elt heute 10 ernite YrobIemc
lteate, Nus hie1er Ferlpeftipe berau9
brGuote ser @eucroloireftor oeS
acknowledgements Der &9t, Cir
ssobu 0opo Orr, unlGn9it ous 'ebr
idppcrluieeenoe @ort, ouB 100 Mtil'
lioncn Wenihpn mebr alli Der Grot
cine groBere Gataitropbe ols ol(
s(ton1bombc lpGren. Soltbe @ortt
flinaen Iebr bart, aber III oie'cn le
bcnslpidtigcn Tingcn lit cine rcolnt
iif,a Interchangeable beller ais %;
utopiihe Ienfen.
Sier Nanael, bort Steiaernag oe'
Werbramd)S
Dtan mus nod AM cine lpeiter'
5atiahe eingelen, Die 5lpar nlb'
ole Glemcntorbeoeiltinlg Der porhn
beiprohcnen 8riiroe iiir oas lltlB
parbaltnis sluiiden i9lngebpt mi
NatGIrase aui bcm @eltmarft iii
Nabrungsgiiter bat, Die ober bod
immerbin mitluirft, bieS Mibperhn!t
mis- al itabililieren unb 81 perltdr
fen. 0as lit bie Steigerlnlg besVer
brald)s in einigcn pom ariege nlc,
beriihrten 9dnbcrn, Dor allen ii
g(mprifa uno bier apieoer belonber
in ocn Gereinigten Stnatcn Si
giiiffiibrimg pon Willionen bon Mr
beitsloIen in Den @irtidaitspro3el
uno oas slniteigen oes Golfseinfcnl
inter Dem GiniluB Der &riegsfcn
jllnftur bat oen MnIpriifen DE-
aGnferid,rit einen 5eitpeilig ielb'
iogar fir slmerifa be1ng|tigeiloe1
Nmftrieb gegeben. 9sad, Dem arieg
fiibrten inflationiitiife GTheinnn
gen nno oas 8citreben luciter va
polfcrnngsfrciie. arieaserlparnil'
in aoninmgiiter um5uieben, Die IN
Rrieae begennene 0inie tort. SSen1
Drdiibent 1rlman uno feline Wsitar
better be,Ite nidjt ntiioe weroen oi
@eD0lferung Der 8ereinigten staa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13
'''EAAMGmichi iade WnchQ an"

Jene die linen om meisten bedeuten. sohoe,ze, die
Avtmerksomkef zines fernonrvfs. Was konn ihre
Oefueh'e oufriehtiger ousdrUecken oils die Freund-
ehkeit hrer egenen Stimme? Oh es Ihre lebste oder
ene ''ebe Freundn ist, Sic koennen hrer am besten
eeoenken dorch benoetzuns Won Ferngesproech. Es
ist cine ongenehme Gewohnheit und ouch billie
>'e koennen vebero in Ohio Won Ihrem TeIephon
aus onrufen fuer etwo einen Dolor Sehen Sic die
'nnenseite des vorderen Einbonddeckes hires Tele.
phonverzeiehnisses vm Roten noch
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-05-13

Spart regelmassig in der Society,
und zines ra2es werden Sic imstan
de sein Elm eigcnes Helm zu kau
fen, Bildung fir hire Kinder, eina
Ferienreise Sicherheit fir die Zu
kmf--was INNER Sic wollen.
Fur leichteres Sparen bel
Post. Wir zahlen Porto beide
Wege.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-02-12
Rockville Stars Lose
Their Winning Streak

The Rockville Stars were stop
ped in their winning stride during
the past week, winning only one
of the three games played. The
Starlets won two games and lost
one in the same period.
The men took 81 to 81 win
over Greenbelt on Wednesday
night and then dropped one to the
Martin Bombers at Middle River
on Saturday night. Sunday after
noon they suffered their second
loss of the. season at home. The
winner of this tilt was the d. C.
Scholastic Stars, group of form
er standout players in Washington
schools, led by Billy Cannon, erst-
while Coolidge courtman.
The local boys were stumped
in the first half of the Bomber
game by the small gym at Middle
River but came back in the last
part of the game and were pulling
up close to the Martin men when
the final whistle blew with the
count 50-46. The Rockville boys
will be looking for revenge when
the Bombers come to Rockville
several weeks. hence and will fl
CURE on playing better game in
the local gym.
The best girls game of the year
was played at Middle River when
the lead see-sawed thru-out the
game between the Starlets and the
Bomberettes. The Martin girls
finally pulled three points out in
front and the tilt ended 81 to "a
in their favor.
! The Rockville girls won out over
the Greenbelters 81 to 81 and
bounced back after the Saturday
mite loss to defeat the D. C. ALL
Star girls SO to Fl at Rockville
Sunday afternoon.