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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16
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Nlcris Sntitb lnb Mobert Douglas
in 5itelrollen nirS ols &ppoorcnl.
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lit MoB Sart's 8ilb pon e;ner Ia
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16

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Der Cat at bctuibrcn.
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iuunoe Nie .Sd,olttUfel" a,ibt meb,
lrit Der erfcroerIichen HiinftIidfeil
beoient: Die Gorteebenoen pergaben
ibr gtamen iihtbar sperocn II, laiie,u
lnuo Die Seinfcbrcnhcn ,mtcrlieBer
cs. ibr Sd]ilSden 5lrriifsuid,iehcn
Die 6nl0e nor, oab cnt,pcoer ieber
@eno icnranb nidt bercinfonnte pocl
bob Sns om,s nGbtlona entrieacli
blicb.
Scr id)iiterne Sinatsbeamtc 0olIcr
fnib bonn erItcn Stod, ber. ausoe
iperrt. es nibt geluaat bate. iemonc
bermls3uflinacln, bate ioaar eilmol
N Scr Serb,rae sllr Seimat iibcrnah-
tet. 0a geid)ab cs, lbab ser @ciiber
Nes Sauies an Dem slbcno, orn er lcii
Sabren bem SfatipHI gcopfert bate
bein Gerlaiiuhl bes Soa,lies nergui,,
Fein~ Namensidiloben berallss,.'ie-
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16

ungen 5llgeltnilIoen iperben, oanlit bit
Grbobllna ser 96bne msaegliben
lmb Die erb0bten MSoteriaIfcItcn be,
Itrittcn iperben tGnnten, iiir Sr bie
bisberigcn Ginfiinite nift gcniigsn.
s(li tpcld,e Staaten iid) bos bcSicbt,
lpliroe nid)t geiast.
Ia5u fonlmt nod, oaB Die Sta.
biliiicrlmg DER @dbiilrcn INNER BON
Ger Shhiliiierllna ocr 2obnc oh5In
ala bleiben miro, oocr i'm alleenci
nen geTprohen. bon allen @etriebs-
toiten, hSolttc ioieie Slnh} fti,glila
erreiht ,mrSen. Damn lei, 10 iaete,l
SIC Gertretcr Der 1irnra, iogar nit
elmer Hcoufticn Der @ebiibren s'l
rcd,nen, Sic burdl ocn sscrt'f,ritt Der
Scd)nif crm0alid, ,ueroen fSnnte. Sn
hen ,sabrn 1925 bis 1889 mlrnen
totlIdlhh oie @ebiibren bcrabgcIett.
Miciieae Grlueiternna oes Selcphon-
ocrfe6rs
~ Seit Dem enhe oes &rieges iplrSc
ser selepbonperfebr in rmerbGrten
Mabc ausaebmn. Natiirlih tpar oa
iiir riel lplHS &npital notis, oas
t:neu grobcn 1aftor in Ser 5inanS-
llno oiebiibrenltrlrftlr biloet. 9&d)t
lpeniger ais 100000 neue eSele.
pbonopparate ipuroeli ieit Nsm&riegs.
eltoc initollicrt. luonuit hie 8elamt-
mbl ocs ,gca Spitems" mli 81
100000 Aftieaen lit. Die Soften
iiir hie slnlagcn balieien iih m,i etlua
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ren. Sic bat aQe Gr,portlrgcn peit
itbertroiien, oa Ole 9tod,frasc nab
Selcpboncn MIEcroroentlih geltiegen
tit. IS miro mod Elm ober Suci Sabre
oarprn, bis aae @enlhe erleoi9t lper
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ali Mn Siitcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16
Bell Telephon System
fordert hoehere eebuehren

| Grbohlngen moGen fir oen ortlihcn
Selepbonperfehr INTO fiir ben aui ci
nen Stat bcidNnften Verfcbr etpo
IA YroRnt Ser 1eicpbpnretnmp
mls. 9iimmt man hcn iiher hic
/ StaatcnamYen Observation-Disclosures
perfebr binNi. 10 betrGat Ser Eruscnt
| iat II Erp3eut.
0ie 0eamtc ser @ciellld)ait or
flGrten, iilrS sic i,cllen sSpr6crungen
bcidA:een anaelihtS scr b0beren Ma-
GnNe Ms Gricaes. Son ocn $40,
tcriol. lmo VetriebSfoiten ieit hem
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crhalten hic Iclepbon.@ .@eiellidnitcr
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Stclprn et,pa $tOO,OOO,O00, uno Gin
Ghnlfhes GerbGltniS ipiirbc iib alld
bci meitcren GrbGblnacn cr9cbel.
Cine ,H,le Grbobln1g lpiiroe lid
niht alcihnHibia nii Die Selrpbolls
rcd)mrngcu ailslpirfcn. mcil fiir per.
Ihieoene Tienite perid)iube,,e Wetiib
rrn bcrcdmct tuer0er uno Die @ebll:,
rem sn hem IN oen Stnutcn perl6ic
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moglid,. iSo6 iit Sic 9fchnlmg iiir bcn
eincn &lmben nur lpcni9 erboben
,piiroc, fiir Sen anoeren lmIo mcbr.
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Die @Nolnteu Scr ,sirna aabcn
Scr Soifrnlna NusSrllf, Nab Die nel'.
ell grbobrnwcn nni Sabre binmlS Sic
lebtcn IC;n moaen, ,peil Somit ili
rehucn lei. haB oie ssortlhritte ~
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16
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So aina es nidlt ,psiter!

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MIR "i.aebrnbeu. ioroe.n audi &c
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&c obneoies lmndiheren 3eitcn DC
Itimnlten bcn Better bes anlieapn
ocn SauleS sir anifaifl,ng tines
dnucren eiiernen 9iiegels, Scr all
nberolirb, luenn Der lette Seimftbrcn
sc sic Snlstiir o6eginlolIcn brtk
bon ibncn porgckbrbcn lpcrben iolltc
spls Scr Sd!oiIer ooS Mpnitr,u
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16

.Wiillers, Die oteien MbemO regelnld=
|big erfo4eenoe Mbtpeenbeit oes Sa,lS'
cisentiimers apobpbefannt ,rar, fbo.
ben lie, oa lant McrftafcI iih mic.
mano 'nebr o',ber Sal,ie bcfonA, nit
aenieberiMyer Shooenfrellhe Den
Nieacl poe sic Nnmstiir.
ENm mGd,itcn Morgen tam Der
Sh(uiRr ln6 entIernte - ,pieoerl'nl
eaen cine HalrfNpareilglteilnna r
ben RieNel Seitoem bcrr'dd ,pieoer
es lit Ioaor nod nidt cinntal NlnGe'
brndrM mo,'ben. M. w.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-16

Sie 9lmerioan Selepbone & Sele,
graph Gnmpnnp teilte NIT, oo6 ihre
SohtergcIeIl lhaIten I'M .0ea=Sp-
item" @ebilbrcncrbobunaeu hean-
tra0t babeu, ioie lid im Sabr aui
$2l0. OO0, 600 helmiicn uiiroen. Sc.
reits ieit Sem Gnbe bes Grieacs ge-
lpGhrtc CrboblItNcn mnhcn i'm SSSabr
$4,000, 900 ans.
Die neileal 9lntrGge hc,icbcn 1ib
oni 90 @unoesItanten.
Die hisbcr pon &nnlmilIioncn Ser
Stooten lno Scr St1ote he,pilligten
Evening star., 1948-07-28
Sales Clerks Pay Put
Al S32-S74 Week

Salaries of women sales clerks in
Washington department stores and
women's shops range from $32 to
nearly $T4 a week, according to a
survey recently completed by the
Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The survey found that the $32-a-
week average Is among clerks in
blouses and neckwear departments.
The top salary of $73.95 is for
saleswomen in furniture and bed
ding departments.
Men sales clerks earn salaries
ranging from $50 in houseware de-
partments to SOS in furniture and
bedding departments, the BIS re-
ported.
Women employees in nonselling
Jobs also are paid less on an average
than men, according to the survey
For instance, women cleaners were
reported to be paid an average of
$26.41, as against $3022 for men.
Average top salary among women
not engaged in selling is $41 for
garment filters. Store carpenters
are paid $40 week, the agency said.
BIS added that the largest num-
ber of women workers in nonselling
jobs was found to be elevator oper-
ators, for whom the average weekly
salary is $2833.
Evening star., 1948-07-28
Top Navy Officials 10 Move
To Pentaqon on Auq. Il

Top Navy officials will begin mov-
ing from the Departments building
on Constitution avenue to the Pent-
agon on August 81. it was learned
today.
Those making the transfer will
include Navy Secretary Sullivan,
Admiral Louis E. Denfeld, Chief of
Naval Operations; Vice Admiral
Arthur w. Radford, Vice Chief of
Naval Operations, and their i'm
mediate staffs.
A Navy official said that, within
the next six months, additional
units, including the chiefs of several
bureaus, will be moved piecemeal as
space became available.
Egyptians drank more tea than
coffee in 1947 for the first time In
several years.
Evening star., 1948-07-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
Arthur e. ELGIN. ATTORNEY:

Wsshinxte3 T Lsan .; Trust us suildiHT nH11en
EolG.ns Probate coartENo. II. .4os. Ad-
n,nis!ration is 70 GIVE Notics; c;;f,a That
the DistricJ OF Columbia, Letters ef AZ
nfaen GaheF ae an of of tSs fsa1s 6set ri q
Claims Claims assinst the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated:
81 sy be ap suedsd sds itesF"ff tn III ssss
r. S sses. M2k2 M RsFS SyISE
55istTict Of coian6fs' clsfk Of sbs Sressss
HENRY I. LYMAN: Attorney,
I424 st. NV.
eo }H' s sae h.5eS couRr r A The
ssfses cGdon tSS shs a1ss iseh st.
NV, Plaintiff, vs.; william J. Gondono, don, sd- s
The object Of this suit is absolute
voluntary separation. on motion Of the
oan hat i t hs ahs sae DAY o Will %sm mag
entered herein on or before the fortieth
days, occurring after the day of the hrst
publication of this order; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as .i in case case
Be published once week for three sucees-
ss5f ssT IS hs jas % MoRR sso5s ses ssa
ss' EzAsEfH Aisfsf zRk6 n X zR sssla
Clerk. jy21 .2s.au4.
D1srRicT cTAa coURF u r' Of The UNITED
Holding probats courtENo 1885, Ad.
Jersey, and the District of Columbia,
have obaned from the fJo
sss6; f. q the he si
claims against the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
ss dsy 81 JaS xD 1S4a 81
may by law be excluded from all benefit
q SAID estate Given under our ,aMss hsnds
scoTT BAKER, 20 Wall Wall St. New York 5.
Nay; The R1GGs NATIONAL .IRASx BANK Of
TALIAFERRo, TTnAifHo. vice Vice President and trust
Ofhcer. (SealD Attest: THEODORE Goes
WELL, REGISTER Of wills for the District t
jyI7."S-au4
VINCENT A. sHEEHY, Ir.. Attorney
n,sTHI Washint.Sn a%nR% Lean a. T1Tss B1dS limited
Holding Probate Court.-No. 71470. .Ad-
mnistration.E,This is to Give Notice
columbia, has obtained, from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia, Letters
of Administration on the estate Of Edward
J Dermody, late Of the District OF Colum-
bis. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub,
scriber on or before the 10Th dav OF
1ou ha la1 oil
estate. Given under my hand this 18th
day OF July, 194s:, ANNE r. DERMoDY,
GEs st. N.Y. Rss1st.r 4ssfl of At5sS; WiI;
for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court. )y2Sau4.ll.
WILLIAM E. CAREY. Jr., Attorney,
Union Trust Building.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding a Probate court.NEstate Of Eta
D. Kimmel, Deceased.--No. 1885, Ad-
mnisration Docket $50. = Application
having been made herein for probate of
ceased, and for letters testamentary. on
ordered this .26th day of July, AID. 194S,
that Richard M. Ramsey, Zilpha Crum;
Der. AID. 1898, at 1000 O'Clock AM. to
show cause why such application should
pSbished n r. H. "%sshinEton Law Re-
in each of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned the
DAYS before said return day. witness, -thr
tice of said Court, this goth day Of July:
An. 1915, (sealD Attest ;,,,7. THEODORE ,o RE
District OF Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. jy2S,au4,11.
Evening star., 1948-07-28
TROUBLED ~ ITCHY
SKIN RASH?
zsms-& Doctors invisible antiseptie
liqsid-promptly relieves itching Of
surface skin irritations, 7EM0
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers

AUCAI AutCTtlSCEA
Three Lines (Minimum)
l time $500 35c line
2 times - 35c line per insertion
3 to times
consecutively 32c line per insertion
7 times or longer
consecutively soc line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, Sc per line
additional. Advertisements OF New
Automobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per nne-'5 SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When cancelinE classified Advertisement
be sure to make note OF the cancellation
number. This In important in case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation.
Claims for errors must be made in time
FOR correction before second insertion.
II advertisement was prepaid, retain
cash register receipt. which bears . serial
number with date and identifies your
Advert!sement.
Evening star., 1948-07-28
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, .auctioneers
Household furniture, upright pianos.
Packard sedan, etc. BY order J. E. Binde-
man committee Of the person and estate
of Frances o. Smalley; Joseph I. Huesman.
receiver in re Civil Action No. 474-614;
National Capital Storage & Moving Co,
and other consienors. By auction at
wESCHLER'S, 9O5 St wv, Friday, COM
mencing $50 am. Antique brass andi-
rons and fire tools; groups for dining.
dinette, living and bedrooms. chests Of
drawers, vanities, dressers, teakwood tab
ourette, china cases, twin and double beds,
box and coil springs, inner-spring and felt
mattresses tables. chairs, kitchen and
utility cabinets, and other personal EFFECTS.
Evening star., 1948-07-28

The above sale is postponed until Tues
day, August 81, 194S, at the same hour
and place. BY order NATIONAL CAPITAL
STORAGE g. MOVING CO.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
library budgets and the

microfilm, library budgets and the
training OF library personnel.
Members of the seminar will be
entertained at dinner by the New
York Times and at a cocktail party
by the New York Herald Tribune
during the week. Visits also will
be made to libraries Of both papers
Those attending, in addition to Mr.
Petit and Mr.. Burness, will In
clude::
Maurice B. Amiot, Spokane
CWash.) Review; Charles A. Brown
III, Providence Journal; Clarissa
Deming, Waterbury (Conn) Amer
ican; Harvey S. Ford, Toledo
Blade; Mrs. Dorothy C. Gibson
Afro-American Newspapers, Balti-
more; Elwin S. Greene, Worcester
Telegram; Betty Louise Hale
Brooklyn Eagle; John A. Johnston
Scranton (Pa.) Times; Mrs. Kath.
ryn E. Kelly, Miami Herald
Chester M. Lewis, New York Times;
Henry Edward Losse, Charleston
Is. c. Post; David A. Rhydwen
Toronto Globe and Mail; Lawrence
j. Schneider, Cleveland Press;
Ralph Joseph Shoemaker, Louis.
Vile Times and Journal, anc
Arthur Carlton Smyth, Buffalo
Evening News.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Stronger Health Program
In Latin America Urqed

Increased impetus on health &C.
tivities in all the Americas was
urged in at ceremonies observing
the 46th anniversary of the Pan
American Sanitary Bureau yester-
day at the Pan American Union.
DR.. Alberto Lleras, secretary gen.
eral of the Organization of Amer
lean States, pointed OF; that the
bureau, the oldest international
health agency, has functioned as one
of the most active instruments OF
linter-American cooperation.
The bureau, during the coming
year, will concentrate on a program
to recruit thousands Of student
nurses in the 81 nations that are
members of the organization. The
program also will attempt to raise
standards of nursing in all the
republics.
DR.. Fred L. Soper, director of the
bureau, presided at the ceremonies.
Other speakers included DR.. Luis
F.. Thomen, Ambassador of the Do
minican Republic; Miguel z. Busta-
mante of Mexico, secretary general
of the bureau; Miss Margaret Arm
stein, associate chief of nursing,
Public Health Service; Miss Cacilda
Rosa, postgraduate nursing stu
dent from Brazil. and Mrc. tCnes
Chagas, nursing consultant Of the
bureau.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Star, Post Librarians
To Attend Seminar
OF Press Institute

Melvin Fettit and Jack Bu:ness
librarians Of The Star and the
washinston Post, respectively, viii.
be among II newspaper librarians
to attend a week-long seminar Of
the American Press Institute begin.
ming Monday at Columbia Univer'
Sity.
This will be the first Of the pres
se-->'---, II 1T only a week. Tit
Evening star., 1948-12-03

nursery school and day home pro.
gram for children.
Mrs. Truman is among those who
have donated articles to be sold at
the bazaar, Miss Dorothy Jones,
Georgetown House director, said.
Miss Belle Meyers, board member,
and Miss Alice Peters, day home
group leader, will be co-chairmen.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Bozaur Set Tomorrow
AT Georgetown House

Georgetown House will have a
bazaar and open house from 2 to
1 pm. tomorrow at its headquarters,
1924 N street NV. Proceeds will
be used to buy equipment for the
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Holmes Lectures Tonight

Burton Holmes, dean of American
travek lecturers, will describe the
Canadian Rockies at 8:15 o'clock to-
night at Constitution Hall in the
third OF the National Geographic
Society's 1948-9 lecture series. It
will be Mr.. Holmes 56th annue'
lecture tour.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Melvin A. Petit.

Melvin A. Petit. JacE Burness.
length of those in the future will
vary, but the number OF short
programs will be increased If news
papers prefer them. oficials said.
Among topics for discussion at
the sessions will be sources Of
material for news libraries, filing
systems and equipment. use, Of
Evening star., 1948-12-03

Graaf-Reinet, South Africa, has
banned s"-S"- hethiro in city
parks.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-02-26
Young People to Attend
Conference in Olympia

Several Kennewick young peo-
pie will go as representatives of
their various UNCONVENTIONAL
groups Friday, March 2 to Olym-
pia for the meeting of the annual
i n t e denominations Christian
Youth Conference of Washington
and Northern Idaho. The confer
ence is limited to a registration of
600. They will attend from high
schools and colleges throughout
the state, it was stated.
The sessions open at 4 pm. on
Friday the 5th and will continue
through to Sunday noon and will
be held in the Olympia High
school, Twenty seminar groups
will have as many outstanding
leaders as the Northwest produc-
es. DR.. G.. Arthur Cassidy of Palo
Alto, California tops the list Of
special speakers.
This is the twelfth annual ses-
sion of similar youth gatherings
which are sponsored by the State
Council of Churches. Arthur
Whitson of Kennewick is presi-
dent of the Valley Christian Youth
Council and will head the local
group. Rev. r. Kenneth Bell Of
Richland is adult Adviser.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-02-26
Engineer Writes
To Lucky Pair

A railroad engineer, whose train
nearly crashed into a car at Ere
mont last Sunday, Tuesday adj
dressed an open letter to "the
youth and his girl" in the car.
His letter, sent to the World
Herald says: .r..> Hc
81 don't know who you are, it's
true, but I do know you were
scared to death Sunday evening
near 9 o'clock when you drove
your car across directly in. front
of a speeding passenger train. It
was so close that I, in the cab,
could see the young girl (your
sweetheart, I presumed throw her
hands up in front of her face and
cringe up against you in stark
horror.
eff I were that young girl, I'd
pull away from you, fast. You
don't have good sense, son. You
probably say you love her. I won
der. Those we love we try to pro-
tect. But not you.
Wouldn't that have been q
nice Christmas present to hand
your mother-a broken and bat
tered body. And how do you think
that we in the cab of that engine
would feel? We are human beings
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-02-26
Scott Asks Clubs
To Advise Plans
For Youth Center

John j. Scott, Kennewick Rec
reational Director, today issued
an invitation to Youth Organiza-
tons of the locality to describe
the use they will make of the
new community recreation center,
near the Fire Station on East
KenneWick Avenue.
among the facts we need to
have before we can do an intel
ligent job of preparing the CEN
ter for occupancy are the nature
of the activity, what equipment
will be needed, the frequency of
meeting dates, and the time meet
ings will consume" Scott said.
He asked that sponsors or Of
ficers of youth groups call the in
formation to him at his office,
1921, or at home, 1922. If a con-
ference is advisable, he will be
available at the recreation hall
at Park View Homes, Scott noted.
The new so x so recreation
center is ready to furnish; a por-
ton of the expense of equipping
it will be borne by the Kenne-
wick Kwanis Club.
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too. We have young ones waiting
home for us to return. We, too,
could have been killed.
"You and your girl were one
second from eternity, Sunday.
81 hope you read this and know
If means you, and that your cir,
will. too. Next time you go driving
around, stop and look. We don't
want to hit you but we are help
less. as we cannot Swerve away
from our given rail.
eff were you, son, and you too,
sis. I'd thank God for that split
second He granted you Sunday
evening.
81 said "a prayer for all when ]
realized you were going across.
Perhaps that's what saved us all.
"Now think it over, both Of you
And I'll bet you are both still
shaking in your shoes.
"And please, for Gods sake,
don't try it again."
Note: The foregoing article was
first published in the Omaha
World Herald on Dec. %. It was
written by Chester E. Beltz, OF
Council Bluffs, Iowa, who is an
engine service employee of the
Union Pacific railroad. Beltz Is
+he father of two children and
boasts a perfect accident record
with the railroad. The article was
forwarded to the Courier-Re
er by w. T. Burns, general freight
traffic manager of the Union Pa
cific.3