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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-27
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TT bic Sett betautreten. Inn 8enauers
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die unternebmungeu in 9etroht font
men, Die. ieoe erNenflite @epGhr
fir Tsr5lnIl'na uno Silalmg bictcn.
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spieoer oli5uballen uno Sen 3ob-
lingsausglei6 ber5ultellen, obnc ooi
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perol nab Tel,tihlono bincimririt.
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-@eiien Sic bel &tnf6uien bar.
1uf bin oa6 Sie Die Mnaeiae i'm
.Nolfsblatt" qeleien haben.
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9entidDc Verautluortnua iiir
bemtid)c @irtid)ait

9entld)e WeranttuOrtnua iHr
bentidJe @irtihait
"9ie beutIbe @irtihuit fonn nur
iuieoer allf eigene ,siibe acitcat uer
Den, lpenn lie aud, ibre ei9ene Gerz
antiuortllng nuieber I'll troaen be.
fomnt lllrb ibr eigencs 9iilifo ali iica
nebmcn mlB. Die Solcrfreoitc nliiiic,
10 lange LAUREN, bis es ocm ln@cllic,
renoen l(nternebmer m0glih iit Die
Hiidsabllng 81 beiperfitelligcn. Cine
So6ltgren5e miro ouburh ccechcn.
baB ser &reoit nid)t lGnaer io,icn
fann, ols Sic 1888 ieIbcr iibcr Ser
@olbfreoit periiigt, nGmlidl 90 S1h-
re.
8as Spti ariese an &erluiiitunA
in europa mgeridtet bntcl,, fonm
niht nit einem Mule bercinigt pSr-
ben. Gs gibt I'M @irtidoitss mlo
sSinan5Oingen fcmnc 3aubcrei. 9lcs
mill nit Sleib unb bSiihtigfeit IN lun.
ger, barter glrbeit errllngen 'e!n.
Srotbcm 1peroen iiherllh nidt nlie
Salerfrebite 80 Sabre lauren. Sehr
biele peroen ipeientlif) fiirsere 3eit
sur Miidsabllmg beaniprllhen. Nuh
bGngt bie Shnelliefeit sur Sfiitsab-
lung ab bon sen Soften, Sic Ser Sec
Dit fiir Sen l(mterrebmer perllr'uht. "
Nmerifas aroRe Mniaabe
60 Shaft. @eitere Gin5elheitcn,
,pie oas GerbGltlis 5ipIihen @olos
toler umo 3 Mnrf, >os Sran5ierpros
blcm lmo anoercS ieien lier iibcr=
aangen. 2ebbait lmo 5ultinlmero be
ifGftigt Iid S6nht nit oen berilbn1z
ten v9mnft Gier" aus ErGliocnt Sru-
mans Yrogromm betreiIeno ole Gnt-
tpidlltna riifitGnoiaer 8cbietc. S,lcr
crhlidt er muh cine sluigube tilr
Tcutid)lano. 8ebanfen an &nlonlol
politif lebnt Shaht entibieAn cb.
Gr crinnert haran, oab es Iriher IN
Scr gansen @elt fem Hlllfo oes
transports, ser Geriiherlrlg. Ncs
3rebits, Scs slbiates gab, NaS man
niht in ser 2onopner Gitp oeden
fonnte
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ne oaS nid)t pergeiien, lie pcroc 'ltb
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iriiberen 3uitauoes 5uriid'ebnen luo
bier liegc sic groBe slufaabe, h'e
Nmerifa n,n in slngriii nebmcl1
muB. 0ieie guigabe famn nlht elher
suiGaieen Gnhuidluns iiberla''cn
tleiben, iie lm,b ais politlNde Sat
bon grobter @coeutuns tielbe'p''Bt III
Mngriii gcnommen iperoen.
Moraui alio ,uartet man? "SeoeS
perlorene Ssabr maht in ben plrfs
id,oftlid beoriiften 9inbern Die lec~
liide 3criaiiuna ser 9epolfer''na apes
niger aufnubmeiabig nno an'nohne'
milia fir cine frditige Mltmntren9'
ung. Siherlif beoiirten Die SIT rev
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dber ir aQer 8elt ioll oicle bel1te all's
bringen, apenn mid)t amerlfa?"
lleberiebbar mmb omrd)labrbar
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niht ridtig ol,fiaiiem. penn man
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,oe,ltibe 9roblem ais al1h ole oen
9sereiniaten Staaten 5lgeoatte Hole
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Won piiroe sic Shaht ihe ShrlTl
nid,t rid)tig auifaiielu menn moF'
iibcrieben wpllte, oai lie ioipobl oaS
oe,,tId,e 9sroblem ais alld Die Den
0ereiniaten staaten 5l1seoadte Hole
erltens i'm 3uianlmenban9e oerWelf'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-15
Broad Net Of Radios
Aids 5000 Policemen
Hunt Sicilian Bandit
D. me Assoesossd Press

PALERMO. Italy. May 14-Po-
lice have spread a fine web OF
radio directed outposts over Mon
telepre in their campaign to catch
Sicily's bandit king. Salvatore
Giuliano.
The new tactics were ordered by
Gen. Giovanni d'Antoni. chief of
Italy's national police. after he
inspected the craggy mountain
lair of Italy's No. bad man.
d'Antoni directs the 5000 men
engaged in the manhunt.
Small groups Of policemen have
been spread all over the bandits
stamping ground. The outposts
are linked by camp wireless sets
Movements of everyone in the
zone are checked.
The aim. aside from establish
ing the groundwork for a possible
long siege against Giuliano, is to
cover as much area as possible.
At the same time it makes 1t more
difficult for Giuliano and his men
to arrange more of the ambushes
that have taken the lives Of about
10 police since l943.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-15

before he would surrender ] think
he feels he would be killed for
political reasons"
Miss Cyliacus gave an interview
at a sidewalk cafe in Paris. She
is q Swedish journalist and has
been staying in Paris several
months.
7 was up all night" Miss Cy-
liacus said YEARLY I'm writing
a book about Giuliano."
Five Divisions Hunted Him.
She said the bandit gave her
his life story while she was visit
ing him in Sicily last November.
When she had brush with Ital-
ian authorities and subsequently
left the country. she says Giuiiano
wrote a letter expressing regret
that she was treated that way"
You know the last time they
tried TO get him was in ls45. 4"
Miss Cyliacus said. There we're
five divisions and I don't know
how many airplanes, but he got
away"
She said the Italian newspapers
said that time that Guiliano had
several thousand men in his band
Well. he didn't. He only had Is"
In the last war there were H.
900 TO $4,000 men IN a division.
Miss Cyliacus. after a first con-
tact with Giuliano. was arrested
in Sicily in March while attempt
ing a second contact. Charged
with resisting police. she was sem
fenced to four months imprison-
ment, which. however. was sus-
pended. The Interior Ministry
ordered her expulsion from Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-15
GuiIiono Can't Be Taken
Alive, Writer Friend Says

PARIS, May II (Pl. - Maria
Cyliacus, titian-haired friend Of
Salvatore Guiliano. says they'll
never take the Sicilian bandit
alive.
"Guiliano gave me the impress
SION" Miss Cyliacus said. twining
a brightly manicured hand around
glass, that he would be killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-15
Girl Scouts TO Get Awards

Members of the intermediate
Girl Scout Troops 1913 and 36l will
receive badges and other awards
at the annual Court of Awards
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church, 640l
Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1949-07-28

songs for those listed. In her
two groups she presented the fol-
lowing: You Can't Take It Away
from Me-; "The Man I Love-;
"Of Thee I Sing; "Wintergreen
for President";; For You, for Me,
for Evermore"; Somebody Loves
Me-; II Got Rhythm" and two
encores: "Embraceable You" and
Summer Time"
Miss Pickens has a good voice,
the necessary experience to put her
songs over and the assurance of
a specialist. Her diction is per-
feet, as was her tonal modulation
which lent just the right en-
phasis to this or the other word.
Her manner of singing lifts the
popular type of song to the dig
nifty of a concert stage, and gives
pleasure.
The same refinement character
lied MIR. Begins delivery of the
Rhapsody in Blue" His exc
cution of the Cadenza was espe-
cially memorable for the poetry
with which it was infused. His
detailed phrasing added beauty to
a composition, usually treated as a
show piece. However greater
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Record Wotergote Audience
Hears GershWin Program

program of Gefshwin's music, an
nual commemoration of which has
become a tradition with the Or
chestra. Not vacant chair could
be detected in the dense mass OF
people in the amphitheater. filled
mostly with Washington's youth
Two soloists. Jane Pickens, 90
prano, and Abba Begin. pianist
held the spotlight shared by How
ard Mitchell, permanent conductor
of the symphony. Besides assist
ing the soloists, he led the Or
chestra in three numbers: Strike
up the Band" selections from
"Porgy and Bess" arranged by
Bennett, and the catchy overture
"An American in Paris" which
has enjoyed already Is years OF
popular favor.
Although there were no i'm
ported taxi horns this time to add
to the realism of a Yankees ex-
perience in the French capital, as
there were a quarter Of a century
ago at its premiere, the perform
ance moved along with spirit and
gusto. Mr.. Mitchell underscored
the wealth of melody in the work
and permitted to view it in the
light of a symphonic movement,
which it really. is. Here and in
Benefits splendid potpurri made
from "Porgy and Bess," one was
constantly aware of the COM
poser's talent in the melodic di-
rection, unobstructed by the mass
of embellishments which compile
mented it. Mr.. Mitchell read the
work with authority and had be-
hind him an enthusiastic audience
which gave him a full measure
of recognition.
Miss Pickens used some of her
radio technique in getting ac-
quainted with the audience. Chat
ing informally before she sang a
note, she told of her previous ap-
pearance at the Watergate during
the war and explained the some
what unusual procedure of the
usher who sprayed the stage and
her microphone preceding her
entry as necessary ito keep away
the insects"
After singing her first number,
Love Is Sweeping the Country" "
the soprano announced, as she
went along, the changes in her
program, made up three months
ago." substituting lesser known
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Mental Test Set for Man
lin Sex Case Involving Girl, 8

A mental examination at Gal
linger Hospital was ordered yes
terday for Perry B. johnson, 30,
of the 1900 block of Ninth street
NV. charged with taking inde-
cent liberties with an 8-year- old
girl.
The examination was ordered
by Municipal Court Judge Thomas
D. Quinn, on recommendation of
the Government.
johnson was arrested Tuesday
when found with the girl in a car
parked in the 5000 block of M
street NV. Both are colored.
Originally he was charged with
violating the District sex law. The
charge was later reduced by the
Government to that Of simple as
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Softey Campaign Cuts
GSI Accidents 7M

The number of accidents in
the cafeteria division of Govern
ment Services. Inc, so far thia
year is down 7 per cent from the
same period Of 1948, according to
r. r. Ayers, general manager of
GSI.
Mr.. Ayers credited the drop to
a vigorous safety campaign. He
said during the first six months of
this year, 112 accidents were re-
ported among 1850 workers in Al
Government building cafeterias.
Evening star., 1949-07-28

sault. pending outcome Of the
sanity examination.
Assistant United States At
torney j. Warren Wilson said if
the defendant is found to be of
sound mind, he will be tried on
the sex law violation.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
By EIeno de Soyn

The concert of the National
Symphony's summer season at the
Watergate last night had a record
audience. Great crowds. on bridges,
lawns, in canoes and boats and
sought surcease from the discom-
forts of sultry evening to hear a
Evening star., 1949-07-28

sweep and power in the parts
played with the orchestra were
wanting. The pianist added
Gershwin's Second Prelude" as
an encore.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-18
News From Bayou Cosotte .
Ray Waller And Joan Owens Honored
With Parties On Their Birthdays

Mrs. William Waller entertained
at a party honoring her oldest
son, Ray, on his ninth birthday
Saturday. Various games were
played and refreshments of punch
and cake were served by Mrs.
Waller to the following young
friends of Ray. Mac and Linda
Carol Mcleod, Joan Owens, Dol
ly Menefee, Joan Wilkerson,
Richard and Jean Day, Donnie
and Annette Sigalas, Franklin,
Goldie and Rolly Krebs, Eddie
Narston and Bubba Thomas, Bill
lie Jean and Elizabeth Watkins,
Clarence Matthew, John Seovel
and Don Waller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Linder and
son Bobbie, and Mrs. w. Waller
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Duckworth of Jackson on the
yacht. Norma, over the weekend.
Elizabeth and Billy Jean Wat
kins entertained a number of
their friends at a party Friday
evening, March IL. Those enjoy
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ing the evening of games and fun
at the Watkins home were Peggy
and Nora Wilkerson, Lille Mae
and Tony Ugas, Shirley Under,
Carlton, Houston and Irene Tay-
Tor, Harold Dean Day, David, AL
vim and Edward Mcdaniel, Betty
Hankins, Bobby Warren, Joan
Owens, Ray Waller. James a n d
Marston Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Whatley
were dinner guests in the home
of MI. and Mrs. A. L. Woodward
and wee son. in Kreole Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Ecloff and
daughter of Lilly Orchard spent
the day Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. p. A. Whatley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Under,
Bobbie and Thomas Under and
Mrs. A. H. Linder were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Uric at their
home in Gulfport Sunday.
Mrs. Orie Owens honored her
daughter, Joan, with a party
March 10 on her seventh birth
day. Games dear to the hearts Of
little folks were played after
which Mrs. Owens served cake
and cold drinks to Billie and
Elizabeth Watkins, Peggy and
Joan Wilkerson, Richard and
Pauline Day, Minnie Mae McDan-
iel, Nora Mae Raines, Ray Miller,
Mary and Barbara Martin, Linda
and Joyce Parsley, Buddy Owens
and Edward Parsley.
The Rev. d. A. Waters re-
turned home from the jackson
County hospital recently after
undergoing treatment there.
The Rev. S. ]. Odom and family
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NEWS FROM
Baria

The Baria Home Demonstration
club will meet Wednesday from
10 am. to 4 pm. The morning
will be spent making articles for
a bazaar. The club will make
plans for the flower and vegetable
show and the county fair and in
the afternoon the vice president
will get Better Homes reports in
the business session. All men,
bers are urged to attend so that
the club can get a 100 percent
Better Homes report. The dem
o~nstration will be Vegetable
Varieties" and Insects and Di-
seases of Vegetables" The
place of meeting will be an
nounced.
The many friends of Mrs. Lam
ar Baria wish to extend their
sympathy for the death of her
brother, Ford Jones, of Wade.
Mr.. Jones had been under treat
ment for sometime at the Founda-
ton Hospital in New Orleans.
Funeral services were held Mon
day at the Coleman cemetery in
the Baria community.
Friends will be interested to
learn that Kenneth Brown, small
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
of Mobile, is recovering from
pneumonia. His grandmother,
Mrs. Tom Baria, has been spend
ing a few days with them.
Mrs. Edgar Baria and children,
Mary Lou and Patricia, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Baria's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sham
pine of Kreole.
Mrs. Aubrey Hill of Gulfport
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Rome of
Mobile visited this weekend in
their parents home, Mr. and Mrs.
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School Menus

Menus for the elementary and
junior high schools of the Pas
cagoula Public School system for
the week of March 21-25. follow,
each including bread and milk;
Monday, spaghetti and meat balls,
scolloped potatoes, creamed cab-
bage, cookies; Tuesday, Irish stew,
beans, stewed peaches, sliced to-
matoes, jello; Wednesday, Gum
ior high spare ribs, candied yams,
English peas, spiced beets, apple
cobbler, elementary schools) veg
etable soup, sandwiches, desert;
Thursday, maccaroni and cheese,
red beans, corn pudding, carrot
salad, banana pudding; Friday.
fish cakes, mashed potatoes, string
beans, fruit salad, ice cream.