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WASHERS, RANGES. HEATERS

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Fisss Ms6e,s. DsMssssssisn. Tnde-iaa
Wep NOW
Hotpoint 3o-ooi. Electric Wofer Hecf9-i24.7S $50
Esfote Oe luxs Electric Ronoe with
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Street fERfynacs on Seseath 4treef o. through
Arrh1se n MGts AideJ
], ynheied 80 Mnt1rinI Hoaknmx
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cHILDREN's SHOES REDUCED

100 Psin Originally SOS end 745 Teens Slack
Brown OF Red ssndsis end Lesfsn. Broken sizes
TO NOW 3.99
50 Psis Originally sos and $50 Beys Bsown oxfesds
leefen. Broken sizes l3 10 6-----NoW Z 80
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

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5eliion i'm Sreien itatt, nit iaframen-
talem Segen bon einem altar o,1f Ser
Soupt-Seraiie.
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Samstag unb miro berousseseben
gum 8eiten bes Yapitliden &olles
eil,in Solepbinum IN @ortbington,
Ohio, beiien 3aped Die Seranbiloung
spiirbieer SrieIter5oelinse fir oie
Ser. Stoaten lit. Dieie Mnitalt tit
bauptladlif ange1pielen o1lf oie @ins
finite bieles 8lattes uno Die @eihen-
fe ieiner 2eIer.
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GsNcsftaet,
q. M. aerit +

Sn Sos anseIes, Calf, itarb I'M
Nlter bon S6 sSabren Sr. s.. so.
&erit. Sr. &erit por ebeoem in Nein-
nefota in peiteiten &reiien befonnt.
@r ipuroe IN ct. gaul geboren unb
NOR bier Biz Dor ettpa fiirfuno5epan-
5ig Sabren tatig. Sn ii,ngen Sabren
trat er in 6as 8anfpeien elm uno
bis ettpa 1900 1par er &aiiierer Ser
ebemaligen @ermania-8onf Tim bel,-
tigen Hittsburgb Building, @aboiba
nno 5. Str.). Sp6ter mar er Qei-
ter oes Clearing Souie nno bann
8anfpriifer i'm 8unoesbienit. Sbon
lein 8ater mar elm eifriger 8ereins-
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WATER FUND
Previously credited. So, ,733. 10
Mary C. Shemenorer, Find
lay, O. .................. 500
Total. Observation-Disclosures. SO, ,73s. 10
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Brr ltpur prdtra hpr Knl-
ptngB-Bamtltr 0htragn

Ser, neue Braies ser Gbicaso'er
&olpings -Samilie, Der in tpeiten &rei=
len befannte bodp. Sr. emmanuel S.
&el6enberger, 1puroe BEL Ser am Mon-
tag, BEN 6. Sum- abgebaltenen mo-
natli6en Gerlamnlung oes 8ereins
feterlih in lein neues glnt eingefiibrt.
0adoem gi5eprdies Sobn Sdneioer
ben neuen Siibrer oes Gereins i'm
Namen Ser Oeitglieoidaft berali6
willfommen gebeiBen bate, 5ei6nete
3entraliefretdr Sans 0erl be11 neuen
@eielenpater gbicagos als einen
Srielter, ser NIT ben belten @1npfeb=
lllngen ieiner fir6li6en Sberen aur
&olpings <Samilie fommt, nit ben
Sheen 1no 8eItrebungen bes &olpine=
8erfes aufs bette nertraut lit, ouf
rei6e grfabri1ng 1nnb groBe grfolge
i'm fatboliiden 8ereinsmleen 5uriid-
bliden fann unb it6 oIs Sournaliit
nno fur6tloier Inpalt ser armen,
gnterbten unb gntre6teten einen 9tuf
ermorben bat, ser melt iiber oie @ren-
gen Der Ser. Staaten binausrei6t.
Soh1p. 6. gei6enberger banfte fir
oen ber5liden @iufommgruB uno fir
oas linn beflnbete 8ertrauen uno ge-
lobte, BOB er als BraIes ieine aonse
&raft in Ben 9ienl Ser &olpings,
Sadie itellen, als @eleaenpoter iein
Ser5 gum Bfanoe geben tpone.
So61p. emmanuel Gei6enberaer,
Der lett aht Sabren als Bfarrer Ser
Ser5-Selu=@emeinoe in @lencroB, g.
0of., amtierte, apur6e Dor einigen
8o6en bonn 8oritano bes &atboli-
iden @eieaenbereins Gbicogo (Gotb.
olic &olpine Society einitimmig gum
Braies erpablt unb bon Seiner gn1i.
nen5, San1uel &aroinaI Strit6, in
oielem slmt beitatist. Ser neue ErG-
ies bat i'm &olpins-Saus, 811 Saf-
oale Ipe., @obnung genommen.
5atber &eibenberger lit oen 2eiern
oieies 8lattes bur6 iein unermiioli,
DIES, furdtloies gintreten fiir 8edt
uno @eredtiefeit, burd ieine inner.
idrodene 8erteibigung ser 5u unre6t
gnterbten unb 8ertriebenen aufs bette
befannt. Gem In1palt Ser 9lrmen
oiirfte iib nit Der ue6ernabme oes
Mmtes als @eIellenpoter Elm tpeites
uno pielperipredenoes Selo our tpei.
teren @ntfaltung ieiner reiben Ser
5ens- unb @eiitesgaben offnen. W0.
gen iid Die 9offnuneen erfullen, ipel-
DIE oieie @rnennune in peiten &reiIeu
ausl6ite!
II y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18

Snbren NOR er Braiioent bes gereins.
Gr mar elmer Der @riinoer oes
Stnntsberbanbes u1o be1len eriter
Brdiioent. ssn ienen Sabren mar
er bdufie DeIeeot au ben sogun-
gen oes Central -Bereins nno auf Der
Notwithstanding in Miltpaltfee,
1898, tDur6e er gum @iaeprGii6en-
ten geipdbIt. Set ettpa eineln Biertel.
iabrbitnoert ipobnte er in Galifor-
MEN. Seine @attin ging linn i'm So
De boraus. @r binterl1Bt einen Moop.
tibiobn, $. S. &erit IN Cos Mnge-
les. r. I.P.
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HPr1nifd1tps

Gem oatifanil6en Nllnofunf 3u-
tolge gibt es al1f Der Belt ungeiabr
33S, ,25O,O0O &atbolifen Sierpon fol-
gen 33O,O0O,000 Dem lateinii6en sri.
tug, mabreno 8,25O,OO0 5n orienta.
lilh>fatbolii6en &iten eeboren. Die
orientalii6e Stride umfaBt oiteuropdi-
lbe SSanoer Die aub Bebie:e bes Na-
ben Sitens. 0ie raltfatboliibe Stride"
lit bierbei nidt beriidfihtigt.
Carl 8augoin, General uno ehe.
maliger oiterreidil6er 8u,1besfan3-
Ter, ltarb am Samstae i'm Mlter bon
1ehsunoiieb5ig Sabren in &rems (Ge.
nan).y Mad. elmer &orriere ais: -Be-
rnfsoffi5ier bate ser gebiirtiee 8ie.
ner nod Dem &rieg als Staotrat oie
Bolitif betreten. sSSn aip0lf sSobre Ian.
ger Nenitseit batte 8augoin fp6ter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18
ct. SanI, Ninn. - 8prtbinatun, o.,
Samstas, Is. SUM- 1949.
& tr d. cnfalenber

Sunntae, 19. Suni: 3meiter Sonn-
tag nad Bfiusiten. = gpang e.
linn Som eroBen MbenomobIe
(2uf 14). ~:. .: ~a:
Nontag, 20. Sum-: Siloerius.
Oienstag, 81. Suni: alpbons bon
@on5asa.
Ditt1pod, %. SUM-: 8aulinus.
Sonnerstas, 90. Suni: gbeItrub.
5reitag, "a. Suni: Ser5-S III
Set.
SSamstag, 25. SUM: @ilbelm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18

BrGiioent Sdmes go1,nnt bon Sar-
barb iinb Hrdiibent Dtpigbt giien.
bo,Der BON Der Columbia l1niber5itD
geboren 5n ibren Witglieoern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18
Stiurlue DtS VDlfeS
tilr bas Soitpbinunl

ginliegenb Sded i'm 8etrage bon
Sis, einen 8eitrag, ben id peripro'
den bate, fous meine 8itte erbort
lpiiroe. Sd bin, @ott lei 0anf, erbort
uoroen. Sd 1piinlde Sbnen unb ST.
rem groBen 8erfe reiditen @ottesie-
gen:
s. ST., Minn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18

Sd iiberIenoe SSbnen biermit $100
81 @bren SSeiu, Naria uno Soiepb.
Sd botte bielen 8eitrag gum 9ont
fir bie @rborung elmer 8itte beripro-
diem.
SD ihide Sbnen einliegenb 81, ben
ib 5u gbren oes III. 8enebift Der.
iproden batte. Weine 8itte lit, @ott
lei Can't, erbort tporoen.
2elerin, 8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18
@irdhrtdh,,A

Mlmanfee, isis. - glm IL. Sun
feierte Der boftp. Sr. 8eter So. Gers
bad, 8farrer Ger ct. Marien-@e
meinbe in 6onb bu Sac, Iein goloenes
BrieIteriubilaum. Nad Dem Iolenne,
Sodamt, BET tpeIhem aabIreide 8rie
iter ser 9io5eie aiiiitierten, fanb nit
tags elm Seitbanfett itatt. 9ln Nah
mittog fanb Die @eibe oes BaupIases
fir oie neue Bfarridule ser @emein
be itatt. aan Montas NOR @emeinbe
| felt 5u @bren bes Subilars. = sSatbel
@ersba6 &p1rbe am 10. Stunt 1875
in Naoiion geboren, polenoete iein,
Stubien an ct. Srancis-5eminal
unb tpuroe am is. Suni 1899 Dor
gr5bil6of &ater geipeibt.
ct. 2onis, Nso. = am 5. Sum
feierte bie bieltge 90. 8eter uni
Bauls- -@emeinoe bas bunoerti1briee
8eIteben, uno stpar nit einem por
@r5bii6of Sitter 5elebrierten Gonti.
fifal=S =So6amt, BEL 1peldem Der bohtp
Sr. Sames 6. Sor Die SeItpreoig1
belt. - Die @emeinbe muroe in ben1
rGboleraiabr" 1894 ins 2eben geru.
fen, als @r5bii6of &enrid oen 9sio.
nierprieiter Simon Sieriit beouftraa.
te, Die oeutlden &atboIifen Der @e.
genb in cine neue @emeinoe 5u iam-
meln. SSn tpenieen Monoten entItano
cine etnfa6e Sol5firde unb Elm Bfarr-
baus, oas sugleid als Gfarrihnle
oiente. 8ereits 1851 tpuroe cine neue
gaditeinfir6e gebailt unb tpenige Mo-
note nadber elm neues S6ul- uno
Bfarrbaus. 1853 folgte ser 1nperaeB.
lide 5atber Sran5 4. @oIer Dem
bo6p. Srn. 8farrer Sieriit i'm Mmt,
Dos er 5tpeiunofiinfsig Sabre lang
meiterfiibren iollte. I'm Dem WeangeI
on fatbolii6en 2ebrfr1ften abaubel-
fen,. griinoete 9Sfarrer Golfer oie @e-
noIienlbaft Der ~Seiu=S6nIbriioer" !,
Die aber na6 ettpa SebniGbriger ie-
gensrei6er Sdtisfeit iid aufloite.
1868 tpuroe Ser 8emeinoe-;Srieohof
erDorben, 1873 cine neue Stride,
1888 elm neues Bfarrbaus, 1905 Ell.
ne 8emeinbebaue erri6tet. Set 1886
lit Der bo6m'ite Wier. Soebben 8for-
rer Der @emeinoe, Sic unter Ieiner
lesensrei6en Sdtiefeit aueeni6einlid)
elmer 51peiten 8liiteperio6e entaeaen
gebt.
ct. Saml, Minn. = slm fommen,
ben Sonntag, 19. SUM, beainnt Die
bter5igitiinoige arba6t in foIaen6en
Bfnrrfirden Ser gr5oio3eIe: Corpus
Gbrilti, ct. 8aul; ct. Martins, Wein-
neapolis; ct. WibaeIs, Wilrop; W2a-
ria Simmelfabrts, 9idfielb.
gus Ger er5bii6ofliben aan5lei
Duroen Die folgenben Gerletungen be,
fannt gegeben:
SofD. Sr. 9lnorep S. 3opIe bon
Der ct. 8renoan=@emeinbe in Green
Ssle nod Srlano;
Sodp. Sr. Sobn 8. Sabase bon
Der Ser5-Seiu+@eneinbe in Gapmonb
an Die ct. 8renoan-@ -@emeinbe in
Green Ssle;
Sodp. Sr. @illiam S. smeenep
bon Der ct. Wsarf's s-@emeinoe in ct.
Saul an Die Catholic l1niperiitp in
8aibington;
So6tD. Sr. I. &. @uiaemette non
Der Ser5=Selu-@emein6e in 5aribault
an Die Ser5= =Selu=@emeinoe in gfap-
mono;
So6p. Sr. MeIpin s. Blais bonn
ct. Sbomos College an Die Sera-SeIu-
8emeinoe in GarfbauIt.
Sor ser &atbeorale finoet am TOM
menoen Sonntae nad Ser 12 l1br 80
Wtelle cine iolenne Sronlei6namspro
5eliion i'm Sreien itatt, nit ioframen-
talem Segen bon einem 4Itar ouf Der
Saupt-Seraiie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18

sS erindben nue Mnn,na, lire Arbcien 10 einsuteem bat
es bnen m0sl mrS Der aern Mnmni ennon1 Colorado
SSrns Solo, besnnobnen an ben sasn Ses H. nnb 49, Do
b Vile Alnmnen erSen sb tn SsIid anf bieier re
union" saeesen sn iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-18
Qnittlmg fir frpulnlt
@abell 5ngnuittu nnitrtr
Stn0enteil

A. Hartlieb, st. Louis, Mo-. :. $4,000
Rev. N. NJ, Chicago, Ill. -. 1000
Mrs. Anna Eberl, Buffalo, N.
Y. 400
Egid Hackner, Lacrosse, Wis. $50
Anne Albright, Cleveland, O.. 800
Mrs. Lindgren, East Grand
Forks, MINI. .............. 800
Mrs. John Hirsch, Pittsburgh,
ia. o.UU
G.. Stein, Cincinnati, o. ...... 200
Frederick Vetter, Providence,
RI. ...................... zoo
Ed Mohr, Portsmouth, o. 80. 100
John Reichelt, Bucalo, NY. LOO
Mrs. Emma Schork, New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. ............ 100
MN. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Joseph Lehner, Rochester, N.
Y. Y......................... 100
Mrs. F. Goldenberke, Detroit,
Mich. 100
Peter P. Krebsbach, St. Paul,
MINI. 100
Jacob Stein, St. Henry, 0. -. 100
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3nr cell. &enntnis.
na me
2eierin, 8.

8ir erinden tpieberbplt nm.
iere 2eier bel MbreTeberanber.
nasen nnb 3uidriften aller Art,
ibren Namen nebit bpller Mbrei.
ie bod red)t bentlid ansnseben,
bamit unangenebme Seller nnb
8eripatnnsen bermieben iper.
ben, snm @orteil Der 2eier unb
snr Griparnis bpn nnn1tiger
Arbeit.
9ie &ebaftipu.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Mother Saves Boy
In Annapolis Fire
D. no AssAx1s~s sssss

ANNAPOLIS. Apra "A small
boy was saasehed 10 safety by his
mother from . burning one-ssnry
frame house three niles from An
napolis yesterday a. his older
brother Jumped from . window 10
escape the nAmes-
The Older boy suffered . small
cut on his mech
Frernen said the frame hcSase
was almost . complete loss and
all Possessions were either de-
stroyed or badly damaged by the
FIRE. which they attributed 10 an
oil stove IN the kitchen
The house Was occupied by Mr.
Paul Parky and her three sonS
Firemen said that MIA, Party was
working In her yard when she
heard screams OF the yoanges,
son. who was sleeping in the
house.
Mrx- Parky grabbed the child
from the room and carried him
TO safety. The eldest son. known
as Sonny. also had been sleeping
in the room but jumped from the
window. The other boy was out
side with his mother.
A Herald Haroor and West An
napoliS fire company. along with
some State foresters. took part in
lighting the FIRE.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Television Today

WkBW tchannsl ~
WTTG tchsnnsI 81
WMAl-Tv tchennel ~
WoIc (chonnei 81
WOIC-(Of the Air To-Day
$3.50.
WTTG-Georges Press Box.
$50.
WMAL-Previews and Music.
WNBW-NBC Presents.
TOO.
WMAL-News and Views.
WNBw-Yours for Better Living.
7:15.
WMAI-Wren's Nest.
1880.
WNBW-NBC Presents.
WMAL-Fflm Shorts.
7:45.
WNBW-Leon Pearson and News.
SEQ.
WMAL-Jacques Fray Music Room.
WNBW-TV Screen Magazine.
$50.
WMAI-Think Fast.
Condon's Floor
Show.
SEQ.
WMAI-Paul whiteman's Tv Teen
Club.
WNBW-who Said That?
ESQ.
WNBw-Saturday Mite Jamboree.
1890.
WMAI-Roller Derby.
WNBw-Dave Garroway.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
rELEvIsIoN HIGH LIGHTS.

see, WNBW - Johnny Bradford
and Diane Barrymore are guests.
$50, WNBW-Ella Fitzgerald and
win Bradley appear.
$50, wNBw-Elsa Maxwell. Gov.
Val Peterson of Nebraska and Paul
winchen are the guest expert&
Evening star., 1949-04-23
IN SrATIoE.


WIopFNLe6.3 NJ. Channel 2Al.
$50 am. to los am.
WRcFAo3.9 Nc, Chsansl 80.
$40 am. to ! am.
WBUlFN96.7 NJ. Channel ~.
$40 Am. to 10 Pm.
WASHfNs7.i Nc. chsnael 246.
e:23 TO l1:05 pm.
W0lFh-98.7 No. Channel 254.
9 an. to 1890 an.
WcFA9e.5 Nc, Channel 253.
s. TO II an
MMDcF Nt0t.i Nc, Channel 266.
81 am. TO midnight.
W6AYFh-f07.3 No. Channel III.
6:15 a m. TO 8 p.m.
Wo O WFM-i03.5 Me-, Channel 21s.
= am. 10 midnight.
MARlFNi05.5 M.. Channel 2S6.
l1:30 am. 70 0 pm
WMAlFNi0T-3 Nc, Channel 79T.
o an 70 nidniEnt.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
Iceland Fishing Industry
Aided by MorshoII PIon
sy me Asses.stss etess

PARIS.-Marsha Plan funds
are saving Iceland's lifeline -
the fishing industry.
r. H. Fielder. European Coop
Grafton Administration fisheries
specialist. said after q survey trip
to Iceland that ECA funds are
being used 10 modernine their fish
processing plant and TO outflt the
herring industry.
The significant thing about the
expansion OF Iceland's fishing in
dustry isn't only In saving II for
Iceland. Mr.. Fielder said. but II
Ia providing animal protein food
for Europe at q time when meat
Is in short supply"
Evening star., 1949-04-23

EroAccAsalnx Co network from
70 2so pm to-day Mr. johnson
died os brain cancer En lsxs
Hea6quAgt~rx for The psxtyacs
cancer drive are nj lsak n strrss
NV. Cunsrtnutsons nsy be
mailed SIMPLY 70 Gamer wash.
tngton. =. C..
Evening star., 1949-04-23

500, WOL-Clifton Webb is the
guest expert.
1900, WOL-Nancy Carr and
Bruce Foote star in Sigmund Rom
berg's THE New Moon"
1o:45, WTOP-Chaim Weizmann,
President of Israel, speaks at din
ner given for him.
1890, WMAL-The Easter service
Of the Greek Orthodox Church from
st. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
RADIO HIGH LIGHTS.

500, WTOP - Eugene Ormandy
conducts the Philadelphia Orchestra
In the Bach "Toccata and Fugue In
D Minor" and Richard Strauss
Death and TRANSPORTATION"
$50. WRC-The NBC Symphony
Orchestra, under Milton Katims,
plays the Symphony No. i03 In e
Fiat" by Haydn.
Evening star., 1949-04-23
olna Al HlIlNE.

W00W-510 IT. an. 10 Sis pm.
WpIK-130 M-e:lb An. 70 Sis pm.
WARt-1S0 Nt.-e:ls am. 70 Sis Pm.
WeAY-t.050 Ke-6:iB am. TO e:1s r-n
WBbc-t.f70 Ee.-s:is Am. 10 Sis r-n.
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The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-22
TeigIond sums up
PIP. farm policy

ROCK ISLAND Especially
Chairman Donald Teigland of
the Rock Island County Pro-
gressive Party this week ex-
planned the party's farm policy
as one that stands for farm pro-
grams to guarantee farm in
comes of not less than $4,000 a
year.
The former state representa-
tive said: "Our platform calls for
a five-year program of farm
supports for all major crops at
not less than 80 percent of par
ity-parity to be calculated ac-
cording to an up-to-date for
mula.
NOW, since the strength Of
price supports is such a hot is
sue and Truman is weasel-word-
ing on it, we must point out that
any farm program is meaning
less without peace in the world," "
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-22
LAYOFFS MOUNT
HERE; Relief
ROLLS CLIMB

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could easily sell all merchandise
through price readjustments,
they pointed out. Instead, they
cut production and lay off men.
Several observers pointed out
that Big Business went on a sit
down strike against progressive
legislation in 1888, bringing
year of deep recession in the
midst of steady New Deal re-
covery.
RELIEF ROLLS UP
Director Mark Costello of the
Illinois State Employment Ser
vice reported that Chicago area
employment dropped from a
1947 peak of 2,107,0 900 to 2,070,-
800 before the old year bowed
out. Welfare Commissioner A.
E. Rose disclosed that the num-
Der of persons on relief rose
from 5,340 to $4,000 in Illinois.
Although steel, auto, farm
equipment, packing and certain
other major industries reported
few layOffs, they all indicated
less overtime.
The CIO Association of Com
munications Equipment Workers
reported 200 layoffs in Wiscon-
sin and Illinois plants of Western
Electric.
Layoffs and complete shut
downs on a temporary basis were
reported by the CLIO Furniture
Workers union in 10 Chicago
furniture factories.
More than 1000 layoffs were
reported in the radio, electrical
and machine industry by the
CLIO United Electrical Workers
union with approximately one
out of every ten Chicago men,
bers laid off and with Overtime
a thing of the past" for the
others.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-22
Plan Cabaret 49,
spectacular shindiq

Plans for Cabaret 49," the
most unusual evening of enter
tainment in progressive Chicago
history, were unveiled this week
by Mrs. Ruth Miller, chairman
of the committee in charge of
arrangements.
The affair, to be held in UE
Hall, 81 S. Ashland Ave, Sun
day, Jan. 80, $3.50 PM, will be
staged "night-club STYLE" with a
rapid-fire series of entertain
ment features being presented
throughout the evening.
A comedy revue, especially
prepared for the cabaret, will
feature a number of outstanding
Progressive leaders, including
William Miller, Sidney Ordower,
Roslyn Harvey and Harold Ro-
sen.
A hot band will furnish music
for the guests between the
acts"
Some Is actors and actresses
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-22
Women's congress to hear
about Budapest meeting

A report direct from the Sec
ond International Congress of
Women in Budapest will high
light the sessions of the Con-
gress Of American Women Con-
ference at Hull House, Sunday,
Jan. 23.
Dorothy Hayes, CAV men,
Der who attended the world
meeting Of 500 women from Sc
countries as a delegate of the
United Office and Professional
Workers, will give the major
report at the annual meeting.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-22

"And the longer the insur-
ance has been in force, the
greater has been the overcharge
and the greater the burden to
keep up the payments" said
Gilbert, author of Insurance
and Your Security and Life In
surance, a LOCALIZED Racket" in
an exclusive interview with
Federated Press.
OF the 10 million policies
originally sold to veterans, less
than one-third are still in force
and almost three-fourth Of the
$50 billion face amount has al
ready lapsed, Gilbert said.
1.-THE failure of the VA to
carry out the mandate contained
in the NSLI act Of 1910, which
specifically provided that the
veteran be charged only the net
cost for his protection, is largely
responsible for this deplorable
situation" he pointed out.
MORTALITY TABLE DATED
Another provision of the act
called for CT insurance to be
based on the American Expert
ence Table of Mortality. This
table, prepared in 1868, presup-
poses a death rate considerably
higher than that which actually
prevails and is hopelessly out of
date, Gilbert said, adding:
Even the private life insurance
companies concede the in
adequacy of the table and have
recently substituted more
modern mortality table for their
computation of insurance costs. !"
Under the present NSLI set
up, q veteran who buys $4,000
Of insurance at age Fl is charged
ST annually. If NSLI used =
modern mortality table, or paid
dividends based ON actual NOR
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-22
British labor
tops 9 million

LONDON (ALN) I'm i o n
membership in Britain h "a s
reached the record figure of
9,114, 900, according to figures
just published here. This repre-
sents almost half of all wage
earners in the country.
Of the total, 7540,397 work
ers are affiliated to the British
Trades Union Congress.
The Illinois standard. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1948-1949, 1949-01-22

DR.. Maude Slye, honorary
president of the Chicago chap
ter of CAV, will address the
evening session and introduce
Miss Hayes. Afternoon sessions
will cover status of women,
child care, problems in industry
and world peace.
A supper of all nations"
prepared by Hungarian, Israeli,
American, Swedish and other
groups affiliated with cav, will
be featured at the evening ses-
siOns at s pm.