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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
Gi,,!eintelt ntiuis,,e,.
attckr ais
Nteletep a,teab?
Saminelberiht iiher Oentidle
8riegsaefangeneniaser
in Mnkldnb

8nnnopcr. Ssn n,iibrpoller 9leinar
belt bat bie 3rieesgefaneencnbiIf,
Der SED.periMte bon beimfebren
Sen 2rieesoefangeien aiIs Sotpiet
|ru6lano gciammeIt. Die @raebni|i,
| iito in elmer 8ruif)iire s,tiammense
Hobt, Sic Der Geffentlid)kit iiberge
hen tp,rroe. Sunberttanienhe prr
beutidpn Solbaten lperSelt nod, in
MuBImo 5r&.iidarbaltenI nit ibheu
eine arobe slnsabl Don 1sra,,en ,m,s
Mdbhen. oie oesen ieoes Vol6emed1
|berihIeppt tp,rbcn.
9ie in Sublano befin6liden Eager
iino IN orei @ruppen eingeteilt:
a. Iic erlte 8ruppe lit gefcnn.
,cihtrct burh b,e 2aecrnu,,tmcrn
1000 bis 6O5O unS umfaBt 2asc.
rett., grboIungs= uno Sd)ull,ngs.
lager.
b. Die atpeiie @rrape mi. ben ga,
wrnilntnwrn $500 bis G5OG unter.
|itebt gum 9eiI Der 8oten Mrncc ,,no
aubeitet fir oicfe. 8islNr iino ans
bieicn 0ogern oie fuanieiten Gntloi,
iimgen 81 beraeidpnen.
c. 0ie brittle unb grobte 8rnppe
iebt iid aus Sen 2agernlnnmcrrl
1000 bis 1861 jltiammen. Iic MI
eeb6rigen oieer @ruppe iino in1
8ergbal, Strabcntau. in ser Snlo.
iprtidnit in,b Snbuitris totia. ga
ans bieier @ruppe Sic me:iten @c,
rthte pcrIieecn. hit es moglid, rier
Elm ioit liifenlpies 8ilo su eeiolnncn
@eiouoers berpcrltedenb lit. NaB
sic in Ser gs6be GROCER StGote lie
geitben Eager non Sen aageliueinct,
8er1GItltilien tpeicntlib abtpeid,en
60 lit in oen INN tn Nosfm liegen-
oen 2agern cine Before 8ebanolung,
Gerpilealmg nuo 9etreullltg fe't3u=
ItelIcn. 3lm Cell mag es oaran lie
gen, bab es lid, in Der Saupt'ade nm
Muiter. mb Shuli,l,aslager banoelt
@is iebt lit es nod feiner oeittid]en
ooer tnterna:icnnfen &cmmiIiion.
ipeldc NuBlarto beiuhte. aeitattet
nurocn, ein &ricesgefonsencnldger
su beIid,tieen.
Mui 8rmn6 bon Sd)ibnneen, rui-
iiihen Dlngaben bel Der aapitlilation,
ieirpr5eiti9en Siegesmelbl,naen nilp.
IGbt lid, errednen. bab ungefabr an-
bertfnlb Millionen &ricgsgeiangene
mebr in @lblono iein miiiien, als
Wolotop Dor ctpo etnem Sabre an=
eeeeben bat. @r nannte bamals cine
3abl bon rr,nb 100000.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19

altd oieer ihone 1ae riidte aus
Der 8egentpart in Die 8ergangctbeit
NIT al oen Sporffpelen ilnfrer @ln.
Ser, Die aus oerIhiebenfn Rihtllngen
Der Bereinieten staaten nod bier
famen. um iid fit Die &rome oes
Snees gu betuerben. Sd glaube elm
ieber perniinitiger Sadienbrubcr
piro oies 5ueeben. ouB ioIdes Inter
1,ebn,en bei,t5uta9e piel @elo foltst
1tno bod belt mon Den Giittritfsmas
fir oen edn5en Gag ouf MIR 25c. 0aS
Mbetoeien. 1uelfes 10 ifrlradbaft bon
umieren Jral,en bes 3apeig % por'
bereitet mar. tpuroe nm MIR .f.2b
berobreiht lmb bod mar Der Belnd)
bonieiten &r Ynnn9stotpncr iebr
idhpody. Sir frnaen i,ns: Was III
Ser @r,tno foId,er @leid,eiiltigfeit !?
Gs lit logtih, bnb uniere lofdle Sil.
geno angit befomint, oieie Sport.
fpiele ing nddite Sabr mieoer 1l'
iibernebnren nnb tpenn iie es arittt
tut Sann lit audi fet, SadSentaa
npehr IN, youngstown. 1arunn Iiebe
Bolt Hsga,ciien eradte i6 es als Der
freter bes 9tational &ontitees unie.
res GestraI Nerbdrbes fir tpidtiB,
an bic ernite 0olfspflidt ieoes ei.-
oelnen @raoers ,ino ieber eir,oeluen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
&artenpartie
Nus ue,p Gaifle, "a.
3meie 25.

Sie Gintraht 8eiangperein Son
ger baben ihr idbrlidps 8idnif ar
Smnfog, Den %. Nueu1t, icitae,
iett uno Stpar tei llnierem CONNER
beim.
Ollie liebnt ssrelmbe unb @1ite
,,nh ;sanilien bon ailBer Der StaGl
iino ber5lih ein9elaoen.
gringt einen gefiilten &orb. Sir
quite Muiif uno uiIes anoere miro
oas &omitee iorgen. ....
@eorg Gang, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
9apib 3. SdneiSer

Der ant 5. Suit. iith nit ieiner t3attin
Bertha unterbaiteno, ebenfalls gan,
pl0sIm, aus Dem Daiein bintpeaie.
rafft ipuroe, sebort.
0ei0e iputoen auf oem @etble.
nane 5rieSboi unter 8eteiliauna ser
@emeinoe nno ssreltnoen nad rpt.
bergebenoer 2eitenieier oiirt linic=
rem SeeIioraer 9Narrer Sons 1eutid,
5irr lesten Hl,e eebettct Mute imo
eSrieoe tbrer @lhe .no eine irGbiife
Muerltebune tuiinid,an mir beioen
Gen tranernoen ;Sinterbliebeneu aher
fpiinidNn mir @cttes Croft.
Mm 4. Snli fanb anlt,liebeno an
ben oeutid,en @ottesbienit umiere
MISUNDERSTANDING ltatt, in Ger
ale Srgnniiatipnen ser Stride ihre
@ertdte obeabcn, Sire son5 id1on
flaneen iino BON errreulifen Sort.
ihritt iprud,cn.
gm If. Suli feierten mir in bei.
ben 8oitesoieniten oas beilieeaoeno.
mabl. bie iseiern iparen in Mnbetrnht
bus es CONNER lit. gut bellrht nnb
Iegen 3engnis BON red,ter &irhlid,-
feit uniercr AfitglieNer ab.
Ml,th unfer nm 1. sluglit nbgc
boltenes @alofeit nit Telogottes.
oienit mar gut beIiht ilnb elm Gr=
fols. &er5lid,en 0anf iagcn mir allen
iiir ibr &omn,en aber gan5 beIcnoe.
rem Oanf allen Ole lrsenhpo mitge-
Gubeitet buben. Gin oengelts 8ott
rufen mir ben Sdnpeitern ocS Sir
hen Sralrn 8ereins su fir Die BIT
beeitung ser fcinen Yfabl5citen nno
@erIoiungsprcile oie iie aeItiitet bat
ten.
1ir beibea nniercn Taito, her,
lid pillfpn,Eiell nod iciner sycricl,=
reiie, bie ct DoSu benuste nm ieiltc
Ireben Angaborigen in goltngstcfpn,
Sbtp, TatuIent 9iiuer 9toool 9tir
Station. Murplanb, iu1o in Etila-
beIpbiu, Bu., an bciuhen unb bel al
len fir eine frrrse 3eit 81 peripeilel,.
gytr Iaben nitt fpieber 5u treuet1
@eii,h Der 8ottesoienite uno Sonn-
taeff,ile elm.
Mm "a. SuIi feierten uniere Ntit-
qIieber Mihael nno Suliana gnnis
i'm 9reile Der ,samilie ibr 5Oidbriees
gbeilbildum, eine sseier. Die ipenis
Sterblihen 5u feiern gu Sell miro.
Sic tpuroen BON ibren &inoerr nit
Monen 8eld,enfen beehrt.
Sonntos. ben Is. sluguit, feierte
Der Sfasmeiiter 1,nlerer 8emeince,
Sofepb 1balnlann uno feline liebe
8attin bas 25Idbrige Gbejubllmm
im Greiie Der ndd)iten ssanlilie uno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
3,peig 81.

Sir MAIDEN Ole Niitglieber bier
nit aufmerfi jam, SaB 1iniene rcgel.
mdbiee 0eriamml,,ne am 2. Sept.,
8 llbr abeno, IN ocm Garls Tap
Moonl, 1899 @ratiot itattiin0et.
Oie Mitglteoer iino gebeten biekr
&erlanunllna 10 5ablreib ,pie moa'
lih bei3u,pobnen.,
.- Mid)ael Ieltih, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
ainberfeit peranitaltet putt
3meia 26 mnb 40.

Die Deputies Ser oben \genanntcn
0ereune bemiiben Iih ben 3inoern
bes Central 8erbanbes nno &tnoern
bon BEN MitgIieScrn beiber Tere!ne
etlifR frobe Stunben 5u bereiten. Die
8eranitaltilns tpiro om 21. Inen!t.
7p3O itbr dbenos i'm SddAatbeim
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19

Sdhpeiter Su .erisliwrn: r@er nid)t
an oH S,teeno eIaubt, trdat oen Spa.
ten bes 9otenerdsrs feines 8oIfes. "
Wir biirfen nit,t per3feieIn, aaes
miro slim helten tueroen, tpenn mir
Die &offnitng nid,t o,rfseben lmo nm
ben 8eitanb nnieres @olfes f6glid,
fdmpfen lmb betcn. sSreilid, tperoen
fpobl mande griioer iaecn: Sa mn
iere Sugeno lit niht 10, tpie tpir oof
ten Dob Tie fem folIte. @cpiB niht!
Sic baben babel obcr pereciien, SaB
[piele bon ,lrferen S,mgen soloatc,,
uno dm &riee tpapn, mo manhe BON
ibnen nit raoifalen Sheen suriids
febrten. Sir iino ia aber oar,m bier
Sun,it tptr fie unterridten ,no nit
autem 8eiipiel ouf Den rid,tiesn
@ee brinaen.
Gs lit ia fein @lmoer. SaB ioIde
rooifale Mniidten iih outs goIf iibcr.
ttagen, erfabren tpir mift tialid,
nebr unb mebr, oab lniere eiscne Sic.
aierlu,a balb ltnliher eribeint, tpeil
| 10 piele internotionale rote Serinae
am glut Ser Notion iaueen. God oie
Stunoe bat 9eiblosen mas unm0g.
lid erihien, lit @abr5eit getporocn.
@er bate es aud, MIR 9etr1umt bab
|einmal Die 3eit fomn,en ipiiroe, 100
Die idiuar3en @oIfe I'M ipeiBen Sdaf-
pel5, oie inns IN eincn &rieg itiir8ten
IN ocn mir nidt olfe aeben tppaten,
ans 2idt gebrnd,t aeroen2 Oie SunS
8cttes seiet iid bette fIor iiberMaib,
ington, 9. g., iper MIR feben tpiIf,
fam iid iiber5elgen. Darltm oiirfen
mir niht ihlafen, ionbern duf @od,e
itehen fiir 9lmeritd ln,S ,miere Sre;.
belt in gneuifa. Damit mir ,mo Die
&inber nift tpie miere Nngetoriaen
inn olten 2onb mit 8ibpaeeons aus
ei';ent Spn3rntrationsloeer ins et-
oere inter a,tfgepflan5ten @etpebr
perfrahtet tperoen bis man lie cbn,
mdhtia uno tot beraus Siebt, nm in
elmer @obleneribe perihart Su tpec.
sen. aub bier tpirb bic &ano @ottes
eriheinen, fpenn mir tdglih beten
ltno 1penn mir ltts ,uieber einig fper.
ben, miro infer 8olf lebcn. Solange
infer 9pIf lebt. iolonge leben mir!
llno ipenn uniere &inocr biersulanoe
itols Sara,tf iinb, bnb tie bei,tidrr
Mbinmmltl,e fino imo om Snd,ien-
tae bieie sSreuhe offentlid, bcfint.
ben. @os bolt Die Golfsgeuoiien ST..
rid. ipelde aus Der alten SNeiinat nod
bier gefomnwn iinb? 0e,tfen lie nibt
oaran, Sab nie Seit fcmmen fann. no
mir nit oem Collar in Ser Sano
bic Sebnfinht mad, i,nIerem Bolt
niht abfaufen fonnen. Wenn mir
nibt sielbeipuBt in Der 2iebe III ilr=
ierem @oIf ourfs 2eben ,panbeln,
bann iino mir tpie bos @apiir5 in
@urten iueld,es 5tuiifen llnfraut per-
fomnt.
limo ipenn es nod, Solfs9enoiien
eibt. oie apGbreno Dem arie9 paien.
iiibe befommen batten ulrb ltnl tire
eieene Saut 81 ldiisen, ben anoera
.8rubcr uufs beige 8rett berfauften;
10 iaat es ibwn: Gie Suit lit rein
eeiporoen, tpeiI oie 68S. beute auf
uuierer Seite lit. iie fonnen aus Dem
ltntererlmb beralrsfriefen.
Sm Namen bes apoblbeltebten Nra-
iioenten Semrid) &urt Der I. g. 5.
81. BON youngstown banfe id) allen
Vclfsenoiien, bie i'm Soora Harf er.
id,ienen baren unS ipenn irseno elm
;sebler eineelnuien ipdr i'm @snrf ooer
i'm lSahr!nteim. 10 bittet er INN Grf-
idr,loieung, es. lei nudt abiihtlib
geideben. 8eorg Oeppner.
SIR 6era un6 Siun.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19

eaab ese sns sa,ss ansehS..aeA
UitalieS IN aransenSeretn unl
9satraI DerSsxbP Dexs ntAt ietl
u be 8elt betsstreten. Nm aenaness
Ssisraaattsx snten Gle te1 2sgal.
tertsetes On.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
.5iebenblroiid,- -2lmerifaniides poIfsblatt

abgebalten tperoen. Gie Deputies er.
tpurten odB ole eItern oarnad trad.
ten oab ale ainber ontpeieno iinb Sa.
nit fie iih ole gut unterbalten
fonnen. Ole Deputies.
". $. Binber, Sefretdr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
lur 1otissn die init der Post
bis Disnstagnachmittag Elm.
treffe1 Wordeu In der aa dao-
ser Woche Donnerstag es.
0QhedaaA0en yrummer yer.
oo6ontljcht. Die 11dakt1oA.

MuB Don oieNr llntcrbalt,ng ioQ
elm i,eucs 3. VI. RaOio iiir unier
Sahlenbcim faltien nno ioll auh in
einen ipe3iellen geben 8eiierlinselt
an ilnierein Yldnidplas 5u perieben.
Wenn 6n Mnnn bieien gCbeno pcit
beirer sSrau tpegfonlnlen fannit =
10 fomm lmS bring Ocine 5rennbc
NIT an biefdm Gerrendben6 am B..
Septentber am Widliffe Nidnidplai,.
@ir ipolIen eirntal ieben ipas mir
YtGnner obne oie sSrauen leiIten
fonnen. ". s. 3eu, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
Naria Veder

oie am 81. Suli ganS ntnerlpdrtet aus
Sem 2reie Scr Sbren geriilen tuurbe;
nidf bel onoeres ,uur Der 5oa nit
ilnierm 8ruoer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
3meis 30.


Se6en !Somcrstoe. nm Z llbr
abenos proben Die 3in6erdrn boz,
6 bis is Sabren. gs iuirS. ollerlei
ltnserlInltung ibnen seboten. Gsad)
Der tlnterbaltllne proben Die &inSer
oeutide ,mo eneliid)e 2icoer, bie lie
om Sdneerfeit in Canton 3l.ll, eriiei,
Wlal Dem Fublifum iin9ethi tperoen.
ltniern &ranfen eeoenfen mir bier.
nit mnb ifiten ibnen -@riiBe uno
tpiinihen ibnen bnI6ise @eiunobeit.
Wenn ou gemiitlide ltnterbaltuna
boben tpiIfit, Damn bring 6eine 1Fre,r,.
6e unoI oeine GontiIie jur sahIell.
bale Do uno oa auein finoeit bu
auein edte sdddiide llnterboltina
9a bit ou ber &err alno oein @ori
LIT @eiet.
q. s. Sen, setvetar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19

0fit 0eoauern boben fpir bon benl
aa3u Mnelen Sinidptoen nnierer
&h,dpnntitelisoer:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
1lns Ae,t,ef fteaN. pa.
Die 6ansmeiiteritelIe
ut often am 1. September.

gritoer. tpeIfe tpiinfdfp lid, Inn
oas slmt 81, betperben iollen lid 10.
fort beim Sefretdr idriftIih ob,r
miinblih anmeloen.
Sobn 3raft. Sefr., 2422 gbatles ct.
Wlnbau, En..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
SIR 9erS unb Sinn.

Die nadlte regelndBise gerla,,m'
h,ng hes .Snpcig 80 finbet am 1rei-
tag. Den 10. septenaber. itait. Mae
8riiocr iinb OUTS bersIiHite einac.
Idoen bar WcriamrlI,ri,g bei5utpob-
men.
sDas aaiGbrlide $idnid oes 3tpeis
80 finbet am Sonntae. BEN 5. Sept
itatt. am iuotFbef1,nten WidliFfc
rMot. elui Greimoe bon nab rn.o
fern ibr ieio ipiIlfonur.en. Beionbers
miro an oieiem Tag fir Sie Ginber
gelorgt. 60 miro frei Bop mto sSrc
gremm iein. Gin &ir0erfonig uno
@inoerfoniein miro an oieiem Cog
getr0nt tueroen. Wrinat ade el,ra
2inber. Wicueift miro bein 3ino Sic
I aonisstrone an eieiew sonntae
trpgen. sllf fir sic Gruad,fenen III
alles seplant. 2onrlrt irnb frcuet
euh nit Der 9satlr brauben in Nid'
Iiffp
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19

@ont splrrbe einnlal Qef:aet, Of
YbiIoionbte oas Gntid,eiber,he fi.
annt ontportet: .Tas fpmn,t i'm.
nrer ouf bas Grtenutnisucrm0een
ant" @ tt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19

2fpeia 32.

3tueig 81.
Se mNnatlit)e &criommlling Ns
sSra,len Gereins miro OH, Spnners
tag hen 2G. Iuplrr, S lltr aberNs
nbaebalten.
lfurr S,nlgot:. S,efr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19

Der Sad)ienta9

perb,mben init Sftpimnh&nr
Der &. e. s. u. am 8. Muguit. absc.
balten in youngstown lit erfolgreid)
terluukn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
Ans Alenaea, pa.
3meig 81.

3meig 81.
Ser Sraisen Terein 31peig 81
belt oie nonntlihe 8erinnmIl,nq
Sumstaa, ben L. Augllit, ob. g.
tpuroe beidloiSn ieoen 5tpeiten unf
picrten Mitt1pob i'm Monat Elm
8artenpartie
obs,rbalten. Sebe Sdapeiter 1T ae.
beten eirren @reis ST. fpenben. Nad)
Gnoe bes &artenlpiels tpirc Elm
9lmb ierpiert. @ir bitten ollie Sh,pe.
itern 10 sablreih tpie m6gIit) 5u er.
heinen.
'Suiduno Montiiher, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
6errenabenb

Mm Samstne, Sen 4. Sept. inn 8
'l1br nbenos bis !? !? /? ,pollen tpir
Wa0uner nns einmal 3uiamme,t ina.
den. sfn bieiem Abero laiien mir Gle
beibre &dlfte babeim. Der lteber.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Arlington Tax Official
Urges Prompt Filing

Harry X. Green, Arlington COM
missioner of revenue, yesterday
urged all persons living in the coun-
ty as of January / to make State
tax returns as promptly as possible
Mr.. Green pointed out that failure
to receive a tax form in the mail
does not excuse a person from max
ing a return.
He said all single persons who
earned at least $1,000 and all mar
ried persons who earned as much
as $4,000 in 1947 must file returns
Members Of the armed services who
are residents of Virginia must make
returns even though they are re-
tired because of disability, he ex.
planned.
The Importance Of payment Of
capitation or poll taxes before May
l was stressed by Mr.. Green, who
emphasizes this must be done tt
be eligible to vote in the 1948 gen.
eral election.
He pointed out that any one who
moved into the State In 1945 or be.
fore must pay poll taxes for 1s45
1916 and 1947. Those who moved
into the State in 1916 must pay the
1946 and 1947 taxes and those wht
did not become residents of tht
State until 1947 must pay the tar
for that wear, he added.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Maryland Employees Group
Backs Harrison on Fisheries
BY the Associated Press

| ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 20.-The Mary
land Classified Employees Associa-
ton jumped into the dispute within
the Tidewater Fisheries Commission
yesterday by backing George T
Harrison, commission member, in
his stand on the status OF Capt
Amos Creighton.
Capt. Creighton was in charge OF
field personnel supervision for the
commission prior to last summer
At that time John E. Clark, newly
appointed chairman of the three
man commission. gave him new
duties which Mr.. Harrison said con-
stituted a "demotion.
Gov. Lane has tried unsuccessfully
to end the controversy and twice
issued statements criticizing the
commission and urging that it get
back to handling its normal duties
Charles D. Harris, counsel to the
State employees group, issued a
statement which said in part:
"As counsel to the association,
wish to make it clear that we sup
port the stand of George Harrison
member of the Commission on
Tidewater Fisheries, to the effect
that Capt. Amos Creighton, classi-
fed as commander in the depart
ment, be permitted to perform the
duties officially assigned to his class
| ification. ="
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Compact for Education Unit
In South Signed by luck
Nv the A.soeioted Press

RICHMOND, Feb. 20.-Gov. Tuck
yesterday signed the compact to
set up a Southern Regional Council
on Higher Education.
At the same time he pointed
out that State constitutional pro-
vision would prevent any immediate
appropriation of funds for the
council, which would set up and
operate proposed regional institu-
tions and hold title to them on
behalf of the States that enter the
compact.
The Virginia Governor was the
18th of IS chief executives of States
represented in the Southern Gov
ernors' Conference to sign the doc
ument. 1t was forwarded immedi-
ately to Gov. Meadows of West Vir-
ginia.
Gov. Tuck wrote Gov. Caldwell
of Florida-chairman Of commit
tee making a study of regional edu-
cation for the South-that "consid-
Grafton is being given to effecting
a constitutional amendment that
would allow active participation by
Virginia"
He pointed out, however, that
this involves long and involved
process which would require at
the minimum approximately three
years"
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Z Acquitted in .HYafsviIIe
After Traffic Fatalities

Two men were acquitted in Hyatts-
vile Police Court yesterday or
charges of manslaughter resulting
from two traffic deaths in Prince
Georges County.
The men were Raymond A. Kerns
t35, of the 400 block of Timber lane
Falls Church, a Capital Transit Co
streetcar operator, and Ardell R
Nicholson, 26, of the 1900 block OF
I street NV, a marble flnisher.
Mr.. Kerns was cleared by Tria
Magistrate Henry H. O'Neill in con-
nection with the death of Vernon
Coatley, 26, colored, 45O1 Banner
street. North Brightwood, Md. Mr.
Coatley died February 10 in Freed
mems Hospital of injuries suffered
three days earlier when he slipped
on ice on a loading platform at
Rhode Island avenue and Forty-first
street, Hyattsville, and fell into the
side of streetcar operated by Mr.
Kerns.
Mr.. Nicholson was found not guilty
by Trial Magistrate Arthur P. Owens
in the death of Miss Virginia Sig
man. Is, of Baltimore. who was
fatally injured at Muirkirk jan
uary 81.
Mr.. Nicholson was freed after he
and two other passengers testified
that Miss Sigman. in reaching for
a cigarette, grabbed at the steering
wheel and caused the car to go out
of control.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Barricade Along Ditch
Slated in Falls Church

AS the result of an on-the-scene
conference, the Virginia State High
way Department has agreed to place
wooden barricade along ditch
on East Broad street in Falls
Church, Town Attorney LaRue Van
Meter said yesterday.
The decision was reached after
representatives of the Highway De-
partment and the Attorney Gener-
ais Office went to Falls Church at
the request of Mr.. Van Meter to dis
cuss conditions on State highways
within the town.
The town was the defendant in a
damage suit in which Mrs. Bessie
Myers was awarded $4,000 for in
juries she suffered on State-owned
road in the town. The decision OF
the Fairfax Circuit Court in max
ing the award was recently upheld
by the Virginia Supreme Court OF
Appeals.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
Charter Group Plan
To Pick Council Slate
II Plan Is Passed

The Montgomery County Charter
Committee announced today it would
indorse candidates for County
Council If the proposed charter is
approved in the November general
election.
At the same time, however. the
committee, through its president
Col. Norman B. Ames, said it would
not disclose the names of any pros
pective councilmen who would re-
ceive committee support prior to
the election.
Under the proposed charter men,
bers of the County Council would be
nominated by petition within 40
days after the election. The Coun-
Gil would replace the Board OF
County Commissioners as the coun-
tvs governing body.
Col. Ames said the Charter Com
mittee you'd support seven candi-
dates, the same number that Will
sit on the Council-and will con
centrate. its efforts on the election
Of those seven.
- The Charter Committee head sale
his group will welcome suggestion.
from individuals and organization!
concerning suitable" candidates.
Evening star., 1948-02-20

Washington is to have new $75,-
600 barge for the Water Gate con-
certs.
Designed by William Hausman
architect of the National Capital
Parks Office, it will be a small show
boat for theatrical performances as
we'll as for the band and orchestral
concerts given at the Water Gate
near the Lincoln Memorial, every
summer.
The barge is now under construc-
ton in Georgetown, off K street,
where the old C. g. o. Canal empties
into the Potomac River. 1t replaces
an old barge that gradually broke
up during bad weather and finally
was demolished by the National
Capital Parks Office.
There is little difference In out
ward appearances, but the new
barge will be better equipped for
handling bands and orchestras. Its
$65 900 superstructure will contain
adequate dressing rooms and storage
Evening star., 1948-02-20
FEC Issues.Permit
For Eoston Station
To Use Call WORM

The Easton Broadcasting Co.,
Inc, of Easton, Md. has been
issued permit by the Federal
Communications Commission to
construct a radio station of
1000 watts, 1880 kilocycles-
and to use the call letters
WORM, J. N. Critchlow, presi-
dent, announced today.
Complete broadcasts of all
activities and events of interest
to Eastern Shore watermen,
farmers and business PEOPLE
will be included in the sta
tons programs. it was said.
Present. plans call for a l7-hour
day of broadcasting, seven days
a week.
Associated with Mr.. Critch-
low will be his two sons, John
N. Critchlow, jr. and Roger z.
Critchlow.