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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
3eitbiIH In, Spieeel Der
prc0e

Der &ompf sen sic 81. & g." II
leitcnlongcn Stcraten oogegen fiibr
oob Nos Sbermm Mnti= Srults s@elet
ouf ie ongeiuonbt mcrbe, finoet II
bcn MeNoftionsipoltcn ciniger 9lGt
ter en Gbp. Die vNeip Dorf Epit"
erflGrte, bie 9cihpcrben bes rieliaeI
yGboin" =&on5erns, scr 5000 Silio
len bctrcibt, uno Dem iibrigcn &leiu
bonoel ons Seben luucr 1nacbt, lciel
lnbeariiroct. Gs banble licb nlrbt I'm
rinen &eriud scr SllItiSbeborbcn, ser
llmiono Sbres 8elhGftcs 81 belhrGn
fen, ionbern friibere Gntl lheihllngei
gcgen gelpille Itonopolprnftifel
burh5uietcn. George Sofplstn mcilli
in ser ,9cip s)orfer S,n", es be:
lteNe sudden ocm GcrInbrcn gegcl,
sic 9ltlnntic & EuCiiic Sea Gnmpu
M un0 Sem gcgcn sic grobc Snoll
1trIcIirntu Su lnnt Elm inncrer ,3ll
iurnncnbnn9. ,Sn Golfe mnhle bc,
@iocrltnno gcgcn sic iibcrgrpBcslllS'
breitlng bon ltntcrnebnllngcn, SIC
Iih u,i nlle mo9lihcn @chietc aus.
hchucu. Sic nit ihrCnt urIOriinulid1Cl1
slrheitsfclo fnum chpus 5u tlln ia.
ben. ,Se groBer Ser Nctricb, hcIto
groBer sic @efahr scr 0iirofrotilic.
ring. IS npGrc glt, mcnn 9roBe lln-
ternehnumgcn lire Spr0BIinae olti
eiaenc ,Siibe ltellcn. Gnhpcbcr criolae
Irepillia cine 'olhe TctentrolIlic'
rung Shcr ,,irgcnNlpeld)e pilotl,
lPUnner" IN @oibington nchncn ci:
ncs Cages sic 9Iuigobc ill Nie &nnb.
Sic uirflide Vcoclltltno ser Gr-
ncmnlng ser Somict5onen Mcgicrl'na
liegc mcniocr in ihrcm Frooronm
ola IN ihrcn @c5iehltnAcn 5ll hcG
Soluicts, ltrcibt Ser rNtonbclter
Guardian, Sonoon. Sic So1uict&
risficrcn cincn betrGdtlitbcl Ginlob
Sic ii6ertrngCn oic'cn .gtdmnern be-
trGdtliche Eollmohten llno mlrtcl
nb, nie pcit ca ibncn llll0 ilrcn Sc
lipiformatipncn iihCrlniicl fonlEI.
cine 10 llmihcrc Miroerheitcnpoition
5u hnltcn. Sic Spmicttrllppen II
Berlin iuuroen ubge5ogen luno IN Der
Soluict5onc piclleiht pernlinocrt. S;c
Niihrer ser SGS lperbcn iidl gciuG
in elmer ltGrfcrcn Yplition brfilloen
nm uuf cine &iir5rng ser Ncparatio
nen 81 orGngcn." yScnn lih oiCle icb1
I'M llnlolT beiinoli6en Gropbc5ci
l1nlgcn inIS pnbr hcrnllSItellen ioutcn,
ihlieBt ser .WtanhcIter Guardian"
oluirb sic gcluultigc morulilhc Siib'
rltng @eItocutlhlnnoS ilbcr Sit
ocutldlano bctr0htllh geiNn0lcrt
ipcrocn."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
Soiia &ubcnbOrfcr =1Sabian

lmo ipuroc am 80. Sftpber llnter Vc-
teiligllng bon isrelnoen, Smosleuten
unO 9etamten iplpie Ser Ytitg!ieoer
Oes 31peig q sur letten Hube getra-
gen. Die perltorbenc Shtpciter iuar
in Slnesborf, Siebenbiirgcn, 9ebp=
rem ,uro fam olS nmgesWGodben nod)
gmerifu. Snl Sabre 1908 Dcirutcte
iie Sobn @oNenoorfcr Sbrc Che mar
cine gliifli(t)e, cS cnt'prolIen iDr s
&inocr, 9 Sobter lno 5 Sobnc. GS
traucrn nm oie GntlhloIene ibr Gbe-
gate Sobn @poenoorier, ihrc Soh=
ter Tulferion 2cipi5 llno Clara So.
oenoorier, ibre SDbne Snh1, Senrp,
@cor, Wiichoel llno 9iithoro @oOen=
oorfer ialnt ibrcn InmiIieh cine
Sflpelter 9iolc @eber IN gtclp GuItlC
lmo II Gnfclfnoer.
hep. 8. 9. @arnntb belt cine
su Screen gcbenoe 2eihenpreoigt.
Sie iterblihen llcberrelte lpl,rocn
o,,1 Sen Cattle Ticip gnriol Eorf sur
Hnhe gebettet.
sIls @obrtucbtrG9cr flngicrten Sic
Shtpeitern &utb. Gaulinn. Mforje
@inoer, ,Srieoa @ooenborIer, 9(nuo
@eblter, Hegina 9cnoer, 9lma &C.
nat, Cara 3inf ,no Cara Sictih.
9il1e ionIt lW0 in SSricoen.
&ntbarino 0Grtncr, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

IHoTt bon .Stubcnt Erince", babcn
iid perpilihtet iiir Glepclanb 800
ibrc Hollcn in Signllno Somberg'5
nuNifoliiben siomonce II, Der Wtllif
Sullc .Stuocnt Erinrc" FINITE Ero.
olttipn Der 800 lcihte SperuiaIIon
Gienstng, ben s. Nopcnlbcr erofinet
bis Sonntug, ben 13. Nopenbcr.
Sri. Surlcp lpor sic iingite ,,&o.
t1le" oic ic 0ie Solle gcllngen bat.
@cnn nlr 16 trut lie auf IN Nelp
Dorf in @icocrgobc pon rStuOent
Erlncc".
9tlm bot tic 81 erreiht lmo tritt
oui in ct. Souis, ~SulluS, Memphi3
Io1uic in Nctrpit, 5ulammcn nit Ni,
cola lfoacona, Scr aTetropplitan
Waiiiltin.
Lnrreu, ser gut bcfnnnte slrtiii,
bat lhou gclungcu in vShuoent
Erince", yHloiipm Sine" ,mo $40.
bin Sooo" iiir S6ubert al 8roao-
pop. tSarreQ tritt uls nYrince &arl"
uno Sri. Sourlcp nls r&atbie" oui
rno peroen lmtcritiitt bon Selen
Nnpnlono ols r@rnro Subeb", Seu-
ais Or. Gngel", Epbert ssepti olS
rp Cabin ul5 ,Sub",, MeIton Mpore
"pan :Mnrf" Geraldine SEEMING als
vErinccB Margaret"; allBerocm
lpirfen nod nit Sorrp Gincent, 9tUtb
@illian1, @n. Voelm, 9iobert S5a,
npur, Sollis &ruuB ,mo Samie sls-
oerion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
2lms 11e,p pere. Il. y.
3iueig a..

SSSm s(uftrog bonn &crejn5, ,Eriiii.
Senten 8eorg &loos bon 3lueig Al
iino ole giitglieoer ircunoli6It er.
Iuht in ser n1hIten Gerlommllm1
am IS. Nopcnbcr 81 cri6cineu, neil
mir llniere 9ean1ten fiirs fonrnenoc
Sabr nominieren llno nit eincm
Subeno :UtitgIicOer fonnen mir niht3
fertis bringcn.
SsSn Ser lcbten Gerionlmllmg feier.
ten mir rnler SrmlbenIeIt. ShlpeItel
Sraier iiberruibte inns nit einenI
groBen Gorb @eintral6en nno 6i(
Shpeiter &looS nit lcimgebofencn
Sudden. 9tudber 1uuroe &orten &c.
ipiel lnt sic 8eluinncr erbieltcn
Ih0ne EreiIe.
sllio nidt pergcIIcn sic Geriomn1:
lung am IS. Nouelnber.
&atb Sontld), Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
A,aS Eeratt,, Otie
9. &. 0eianaperein Gintrad)t.

Im Samstae, SEN 12. 9tooember
beranltaltet Der g. g. @eiungoerein
Gintraht lnter sfttpirfung Scr 60,
rain 2ieoertafel ieiu Serbitfon5ert
i'm g. g. Seim, Gle Mpple slpe. unN
SIT 90. Ctr. posu MIR uns erlaubea
ale MiteIieoer bes MGnner aronfen
llnterit. Iereines 5tueis ; lno ocS
1rauen Gr. Tint. Serein. EGlreig #,
ioipie oen Sugenboerein uno alle llns
lere anoeren Srcunoe bon noh lln>
fcra 81, oieiem S. nssrt ber5lih ei,,:n.
Iceea. Tiriecnl Gsc:les 9iecs Iat
elm feines Trc;ramm ausgrarbcitcl
uaa oieies tpilS ge,ui:t alien @cIu.
hern sefauen. Gintrittsfarten in
q. ,uerfalfe f;'> b,l ollcn GintroGlt
IitslieSern sr s,:5.r Sas Grogran
ipi,t in ser ndt;ite.' @o!le an hlc'c
Stelle befannt esscbsn. IN ser SoFi.
nllng nuf einen srobe,l geillt, Seidne
id eriiBeno i'm Gamen Ser Soroin
Glntrabt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
n,,s pemneste,pn, Okie
3,ucia %.

G5 oiere olIcn SdNpcItern bcs
3ucigc5 % sur gciGQigcn Nohridt,
oub Sonntug. sen 13. gtoo., 3 llbr
nohnittogs unicre regelmGbige Ser.
iununllng ltottIinoct. 9luc S6pc.
Itern iino gcbcten ser GerlonmIllna
bei5nuoDncn. gfqh Scr GerTannl.
lung iperoen inns iolgenbe Shpc.
tern NIT &ofiec llno &uhen eriri-
ifen: Suiunno @romelt, NeginN
8racf Srcne @ilrtler, Sbcreiia4rob,
Gliie 0rob, GIi5nbctl 8obcl, Scnnp
3obcl, Sorotbca @roB, Gertrude 3l,,
lit, Wtatbiloo SoiieI, Coma Toiiel.
aatb. Efing3graii, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

beint nb. Die Sh,rrrtern bcs Mb'
frdnsfens boben o,h Nieies Sahr
picle ihone Sod)en pcricrtigt, Sic
o,h gut 9ecignet intN iiir@eibnohiS,
gcihcnfe. Ille @nbcn fiir Sen 9nlor
pcroen banfenb ert1c0engencmnnen.
&rapfen llno bein9ebufenes grot
lino audi Hlm pertollfen. l(m 6 l(Dr
uhelpos miro Elm glltcS sbcnoellcl
lcrpicrt fir 1 Collar sic Gerlon. 9(n,
meloun9en ucroen bis 5l1n 16. No=
,pGllber unge1pnln1cll. ScGcpbpricre
7=9SS2 noer 3-7091.
9lue Srelnoe ln1o sic gauge Be,
melnoe iino ber5lid) cingelooen, oo,
nit mir cirlcn gl,ten Grfplg bubell.
Die mnnotlihe Terinnnlllng lit
Sonntng, oen 20. 9fopclnbcr, u1O
miro obgcboltcn IN unlcrer Stride.
Noh ser Observation-Disclosures. bic
Sdauctcrn iino gcbetcn iif 81 betci'
ligcn 9(nna Scrbcrt, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
Nus Salem. Otie
8aIar nn6 Safe Sale.

ipur0e be'hlolien Tiir Sen 25. Noo
gae Sd)lpeitern iilo gebeten Hdb-
ladicn ooer 8ebadene5 5u bringcn
,no lit cs nlr Elm @enig alcs !pirr
NIT Ganf angellommen. Gas 2ofal:
fomitee bittet INN einen glten 9eiuh
9tad ser Geria1umlung ipiro nic,
Der Elm gutter Sllnh ierpiert bon Ser
8eburt5tugsfinoern 6. 8lrpIdl Srie
ba ShuIter, g. 8ottI6ling, 9ortDr
Sutmaber, s. Sortbp FoIber .lRoric
gnoer. Soiia Shea, Sui. annc
@agner. g. .Sermor. Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

Htueia 16.

Gs Siene allen Shpeltern sl1r &C.
fduisen Madridt, bab oie reselma'
bige 8eriaumlune am Sonntag Ser
13. Nooentber, INN 2::3O llbr na6m
dbgabalten miro in Ger Sale. 9sad
Der 8eriammlang ,ueroen tuir nit
SUDDEN ,lno &affee ierpiert. 60 bite
id eub sablreib nn,peleno 5u fem.
glu1la Soperser, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
3meis 6.

Die monatlidpe 0eriammllng Oes
Siebenbiirser Sahien Sereins bon
Someiteao finoet itatt Samstaa, Sen
12. Nooember abenos. Iue gtitglie-
Der iinb freunolihit einaelaoen sur
9eilnabme I'M oie Iebr ipid)tigcn
@eidaite miterlebisen 81 belfcn, nad)
Der Gerianmluns miro Elm freier
9unh on alle gnlpeienben icroiert
s. &raIt, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
Konzert- Programm.

Dirigent: Charles Meek.
!. America ...... Gesungen Won allen
Anwesenden.
2. a. Finlandia ......... Sibelius
b Loves Old Sweet Song >. Molloy
q In stillar Nacht Suabian Folk
song
r Eintracht Gemischter Chor
8. A. Prayer from "Haensel und
Greter ......... Humperdinck
b. o bleib bel mr. ...... Volkswe!se
Arr. bel A. Nikolaus
Eintracht Damenchor
4. a. Juanita ...... Spanish Melody
b) Die Nacht .... Franz Schubert
Lorain Liedertafel
Dirigent: Charles Meek
s. Sopran Solo ...... Mach Auswahl
Gesungen Won Fri. Jean Binder
6. a. Aura Lee .............. Poulton
b. Das Morgenrot ...... R. Pracht
q Abschied ........ Adolf KirchI
Eintracht Maonnedchor
2. Dnett mach Auswahl
Gesungen Won den Fri. Wilma und
Joan Binder
8. a. Salve Regina .......... Elders
(in Deutsch)
b) Londonderry Air .... Irish Love
Song.
Q. Tanzunt erhaltung mach den Klanger
der Merry Mackers.
81. 6. Jrieier1Denglt, Tr. sSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
4tlE uetU Caitle, pa.
8iueig 25.

Gs oiene aaen Mitgliebern sl,r
V}adfift, Dab lrniere ndkhIte Ser
iammll,ng am Sonntag, SEN 13. No.
Oenlber, 3 llbr nahmittags in Der
Gintraht 6alIe abgebalten miro.
aae Mitglieber iollten in bieie
Beriammlung fommen uno ihr Quit,
tlrngsbud) mitbringen Oamit es nit
oem Sabresberidt gepriift peroen
fann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

Die Srl,lteeS iouten ettpas friibcr
fommen, bamit Tie 3eit boben bepor
ser Geriammllmg sic @iifer l1no o!e
Witglieosforten NIT oem Sabresbe-
rid)t 81 priiIen.
@eorg @obenocrfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
Ger 3meis Is

halt feline regelmdBige Ger'atrrl,lnQ
Sonntog, Sen 13. Nooelnber, : ubr
nahmittags ob.
Siebe Shipeitern fommt in bil
ger'anlmlung benn es iino ipiGtigt
GeIhdite gu erlebisen. Die Mitglie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
Trduerndhriht

Sn 9telp Cattle, Ea, ltorb am u.
Sttober nab luugem ldhuerem 2eioen
i'm 9llter bon 63 SSabren S6lpelter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
"
8aiar!

Samstag, Dem 19. Nobember, 10
l1br morgens bdlt Ser airdan frm,.
en- Gerein Ser Sonterns @elneinoe
ieinen idbrliden 8alar i'm SadIeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

Ser Sic nit ibren geitrdgen riiteltun.
sig iinb icllten iib NIT ibren geitrd=
gen i'm eigenen Sntere'ie gutltebenb
MAIDEN. Slll. Sermon, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
3ipeis 49,.


Siebe 0riiocr nm ~. Nohenlhtr
oeranitaltct uniere rSugeno eill
Sranbenfcit
unb looct olle @riiocr ber5lih eiil,
Ser Gintritt lit fret. Sir cine quite
.Muiif umo gririib,tneen miro oo5
&omitec ihon Soree truscn.
slm ielben slbcno merocn iih I'M
iere Slrnsens NIT Sen Sslrnacn Ser
Nuhborltubt Canton ullf oNn Sort
boIlipiel i'm Memoriol @log. mellen.
slIio fonrnt u1lo lntcrltiitt llltierc
Su9enO einnal.
Sul,t &crcinabcihlub bienc sur &C.
fGlligcn Nncbriht fir ci1l icOcs Mii1
glieo bonn ;3lucia 10, ijh an Der
nGhItcn &erlannl,lng om 4 Sc5elr-
ber, s llDr abenos, ill betciliacn.
IS lsno lebr lpidtlge 8cld)uftc 5il
ncrbanoem. 9llIo bite fomnt ollr
unh nebmt 9lntpil an oicier Scbattc.
9lllh fir Ne Nclinbrsfcicr lit elm
tiihtigcs &omitce ldon an ser 9lrbcit,
baa fiir nles Sorge trogcn miro.
lllucrn @riiocrn, sic ipas oli Scr
&rnnfenliItc iino. miinihcn mir bal
biQc oencilrng.
Simon &ulb, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

Siebe 9riiocr am ~. Nppembcr
uermlitaltct uulere Sugeno cil
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

&utborina 0drtncr, Scfr,
Evening star., 1949-10-25
Series of Illustrations Precedes
Capture Of Robbery Suspect

Life was just one Illustration
after another for a suspected thief
who was captured in the 700 block
of North Capitol street early to-
day.
Police said the man was spotted
by a passerby about am. bang
ing away at a sturdy safe in the
P. o. Visible Lunch at 729 North
Capitol street.
He was seen by John E. Craig.
1873 North Capitol street, who
called police and waited in front
of the restaurant until Pvts. Albert
E. Mode. Thomas H. Carpenter
and E. A. Sadler arrived.
When police started to close in
on the building the suspect hastily
abandoned his labors and tried
to get out but couldn't find an
exit.
He then smashed a skylight
and climbed to the roof. But the
drop was a long one and he didn't
dare jump.
Then he crawled into the bed
room of an adjoining apartment.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
Committee Named 10 Obtain
Orphan Home Under ; Wills
spseieI Di,po.eh 70 III. s,or


WINCHESTER. Va, Oct. rs. -
Efforts to operate q home here for
under-privileged and orphaned
children of Winchester and Fred
erick and Clarke counties under
terms Of three wills have been ad-
vanced by the appointment of an
executive committee.
The wills are those Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Janney and the lat
ter's niece. the late Miss Lillian
Evans Sheetz. The home is to be
operated in a large three story
brick dwelling built many years
ago by Mrs. Janney's father, the
late Henry Evans, and is to be
known as the Henry and William
Evans Home" the latter an uncle
Of Mrs. Janney.
The Shenandoah Valley Ma
tional Bank, trustee under the
wills, has 900 to be invested
for operating the home. The
dwelling already Is furnished.
The executive committee is COM
posed Of Garland r. Quarles, r.
E. Aylor and Mrs. Earl Clowser, to
serve one year: j. Lee Miller,
Joseph Hodgson and Leonard Sir
baugh, two years, and Clark T.
Cooper. Mrs. George H. Smith and
Miss Charlotte DeHart, three
years.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
Hebrew Congregation
To Elect Officers Sunday

The Northeast Hebrew Congre-
cation will hold its annual bust
ness meeting and election of
officers at $3.50 pm. Sunday in
Odd Fellows Hall, 1920 Rhode
Island avenue NE.
The slate of officers named by
the nominating committee is as
follows: A. B. Kaplin. president;
James B. Rome. vice president:
Abraham Rockmore, recording
secretary; Bertha G. Sherman,
corresponding secretary; Charles
A. Sherman, financial secretary,
and Horace G. Gerber, treasurer.
Nominees for the board of
trustees, from whom five will be
chosen, are Nat Bernstein,
Richard Browne. Dinny Diamond.
George r. Gaylin, William Gel
berg. Morris Gorinson, Max Katz,
Mrs. Dorothy Kirsch, Phil Kohn,
Louis Lebowitz, Mrs. Mathilda
Lunch, Irving May. Jacob Permut,
j. Samuel Ravenovets, Meyer
Raskin. Howard Rosen, Mrs.
Mickey Rosenfeld and Morris
SpitZer.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
Winthrop Bidd|e Granted
Probation From Jail Term
By the Associotsd Press

ALFRED, Me-, Oct. 25.-Win-
throp Lee Biddle. SO. member of
a prominent Philadelphia family,
is on probation from a two-to-
four years State prison sentence
for larceny.
Superior Court Justice Percy
T. Clarke suspended the sentence
yesterday on condition that Biddle
replace what he stole-$1, lot
worth of household goods-and
go to a Veterans Administration
hospital for treatment Of q mental
condition.
you have been examined by
psychiatrists," the jurist told Bid
die. land they feel that you have
a mental condition that can be
Strengthened out"
A veteran of both World Wars,
Biddle is a son of the late Edward
Biddle, Philadelphia writer and
art connoisseur.
He has been in Jail here since
July on a six months sentence
imposed in Yorkshire Municipal
Court for petty larceny.
Justice Clarke said that SEN
tence would be disregarded. As
soon as Biddle fulfills the restitu-
ton condition, he will be sent to
the hospital.
Biddle pleaded no contest to
charges of stealing jewelry, silver.
linens and other household goods
from two Kittery Point women
Mrs. Mary G. S. Thaxter and
Miss Rosamond Thaxter, relatives
of the New England Poetess Celia
Thaxter.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
Rabbi Newman to Discuss
Z Books at Meetino

Rabbi Louis I. Newman of New
York City will discuss two books
Msgr. Fulton j. Sheen's Peace
of Soul' and Joshua 10th Lieb-
mans Peace of Mind"-before
the Brotherhood of the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation at $3.50
pm. tomorrow in the vestry of
the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Temple, Eighth and
streets NV. 4. =
Rabbi Newman is spiritual lead
er Of the Congregation Rodeph
Sholom in New York. Presiding
over the brotherhood's opening
meeting Of the season will be j.
Edward Bindeman. president.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
|Coroner's S Jury Clears
Rookie Policeman in
Staying Of Attacker

A coroner'S jury yesterday
cleared a rookie policeman in the
fatal shooting of a man who had
attacked him with his own
blackjack.
The verdict exonerated Pvt.
Harold V. league. "a, of the 18th
precinct, whose three shots in
stantly killed Thorton A. Howard,
80, of 2236 Eleventh street NV.
in a fight at Sherman avenue and
Barry place NV. Sunday.
The jury deliberated less than
10 minutes after hearing nine
witnesses testify the policeman
was attacked by Howard, a filling
station attendant.
Arthur Styles, so, colored. of
234 Elm street NV, told police
he had gone to the filling station
with a friend to have brake fluid
put in the friends car. Howard,
he said, refused to return the keys
to the car. insisting they should
remain until repairs had been
made to the steering wheel. In
the ensuing argument. Mr.. Spyies
was knocked down by Howard.
Pvt. league came upon the
scene and in questioning the men
was struck by Howard. AS the
policeman led the filling station
employe away the man turned,
wrested the policeman's blackjack
away and then knocked the night
stick out of his hand. Pvt. league
stepped back, drew his revolver
and ordered Howard to halt. AS
Howard advanced toward him
Pvt. league fired four times.
Three of the shots struck Howard
and he was dead on arrival at
Freedmen's Hospital.
Howard had a police record
dating back to 1896, including ar
rests for unlawful entry, drunk
enness and disorderly conduct.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
PressIhen Here Elect
Officers 10 Continue
Berry Estate Fight

Washington Local No. l elected
by clear-cut majorities last night
slate of officers expected to
carry on the locals fight to "de-
mocratize" the AFL international
Printing Pressmen's Union and for
large share of the estate Of the
late George L. Berry. longtime
president of the international.
Louis A. Lopez, recently deposed
as legislative representative of the
international, won election handi-
ly as president of the local, which
represents pressmen employed by
the Government and commercial
shops here. Mr.. Lopez defeated
Raymond j. Roche of the Govern
ment Printing Office, 345 to 165,
to lead the ticket. James Judge,
incumbent president, did not seek
reelection.
Bradshaw Defeats Best.
In another important contest,
for financial secretary, Stanley
D. BrawshaS defeated Edward P.
Best, incumbent, 341 to 167.
Mr.. Best opposed the investi-
cation of the international's
financial affairs, instigated by No.
/. which led recently to court
action claiming nearly all the es-
tate of Mr.. Berry, who died last
December. The suit was filed by
the National Policy Committee, a
group which has bucked the in
ternational officers and claims the
union is entitled to valuable prop
critics Mr.. Berry willed to private
individuals. A House committee
probe showed that Mr.. Berry made
free use of union funds for pri-
vate purposes.
Henry G. Klamp of the Lopez
Bradshaw ticket won out over
Charley Folk for recording secre-
tary by a vote of 312 to 100.
In the only contest on the Execu-
tive Board, Leo Routhier defeated
incumbent John Berry, 251 to 223.
Frank Gritton was renamed treas
urer without opposition, as were
other members of the board.
Lopez Well Known.
Mr.. Lopez, a well-known labor
leader, served on the National
War Board and served three pre-
viouS terms, 1889, 1910 and 1941,
as No. l president.
international officers threat
ened to lift the charter of Local l,
charging various violations of un-
ion bylaws resulting from the
congressional investigation and
the suit against the Berry estate.
Local officers were summoned to
Pressmen's Home. Tennessee, the
union headquarters, for a hearing,
but no action has been taken.
The international itself recently
switched tactics and filed suit for
an accounting of the Berry estate.
Evening star., 1949-10-25

awakening Tony DiSles. Mr.. Disles
jumped out of bed and chased
the man out of the room. Mr..
Disles then headed for the side
walk and police.
The policemen started search
ing the building and finally found
the suspect hiding in a small
room.
Then came the final Illustration.
When the man stood up, his
trousers-weighted down with
$8.10 in coins-fell down.
Police said the money had been
taken from a District sales tax
collection box in the restaurant.
They said the man also had taken
20 cartons of cigarettes and
pitched them out a restaurant
window before their arrival.
Identified as J. D. Waites, %, of
Knoxville, Tenn, the suspect was
charged with housebreaking and
larceny. He appeared in Munich
pal Court today and was held
for the grand jury. Bond was set
at $4,000. He said he had ar
rived in town only last night.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
First Iceland Vote Returns
Show Loss for Communists
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

REYKJAVIK, Iceland. Oct. 25.-
First vote returns in Iceland's
general election show a loss for
the Communists, who had cam
paigned against this island ma
tion's membership in the North
Atlantic pact.
The Communist Party, which
held 10 seats in the last 52-mem-
ber Althing (parliament), lost one
seat to the Progressives (Agrar-
ians) in the city of Reykjavik.
Complete returns for the capital
showed the Independence (Con-
servative) Party reelected four
members, the Social Democrats re-
elected one and the Communists
reelected two-dropping a third
previously-held seat to the Agrar-
ians who formerly had not carried
any constituency in Reykjavik.
Voting ended yesterday in rural
districts and final results were not
expected before Saturday.