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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
CANTON ECHO
BY Marcy

Canton, Ohio, July l4-The
boys did it again with eleven to
three victory against Salem, at
the beginning of the first inning
things looked bad for Canton but
when Canton came up to beat
things it started to look better.
Harold Bourquin was the winn-
ing pitcher giving up three hits,
this makes him to win two and
no losses this year. Salem has a
young team and a good team SO
keep up your good work. We will
see you again August 2l on pour
field, Salem.
The Canton ball team will be
travelling this Sunday, July II, to
Cleveland East and everyone that
wishes to go meet at the Club
and we will go as a group toCleve-
land, for the time and any other
information get in touch with
Fritz Hockworth or Jack Austin
All members of the Juniors
that belongs to Branch II, set
aside July 10, to attend Branch
IA meeting. That will be this Sa-
turday evening. 1t is very import
ant to all Juniors to attend.
Salem is having a banquet and
a dance Saturday. July 3, and
Canton has been invited to every
one who can please try to attend
| am sure everyone who goes will
have a good time. Salem always
shows everyone good time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14

Since we all had so much fun
at the last picnic the social COM
|mittee has decided to try it again.
The next picnic will be held on
Sunday, July "a, 1929, at Nc
Bride Park in Lincoln Place.
Food and drinks will be on sale
at the picnic so it will not be
necessary to pack basket. Just
bring pourself. Howabout work
ing up ball game between the
married men and the single men.
Ii ballgame docs not appeal to
your taste there is tennis, bad
mlnton and just laying in the sen
How about it gang come on out
and join the fun. We want to see
some of the older folks come out
to the picnic. The more the mer-
rier. Make your reservation by
calling Dan Thellman at Home
stead 1894 or George Theis at
Homestead $3.50. Remember the
date Sunday. July "a. Come early
and stay late
The next Junior meeting will
be Friday, July p, at the Saxon
Club. The time to start is 8 p. m.
Let's be different for once and
start on time. Who knows we
might even get to like it and do
it all the time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
MONACO MAGNET
By Jack

Monaco, Pa, July l4+At our
last regular meeting we decided
to have picnic at Bentel's Beach
on Sunday, July 81. Let's make
this be like the good-old picnics
we used to have and have a big
turnout. All who want to go are
to leave their name with Peggy
McShaffrey. There will be a spe-
cial meeting on Thursday, July
q. to make arrangements for
transportation etc. For a day of
fun and relaxation, keep this day
in mind. Come and bring pour
friends too. The more the mer-
rier.
We are glad to let you know
that Jerry Fleischer is home from
the hospital. We hope it yon't be
too long geiore we see you and
up and around, Jerry.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Hirpe>re,tte Ghenter
,,We ,ubere Stran9ers"
bc0innt 9)titt,ppd), 20. ,Snli

Sobn 6uitpn', ~@e iperc Stron=
gers lit ein fraftpoller fincnats
iiher 6eumoher Der oircft in Scri
fGbrt. Sclten lit einem 9ilb 10 piel
Gleftri,it1t. erihrefcnoes Sroma
ltnb perfnlgenbe Sh0nbcit nit iels
der recllcn &raft 9ehracbt lpproen
init Scnifcr Sones. Sobn @orfielo
llnb Sebro 9lrmcnbarib in Sitclz
rpllen. SRI. Sones prdicntiert ein
fllboniitbes WGbhen sic lmicbuloia
in bicie &eri ib,pDrlnlg bineinae5o=
GET purbe. Gs iuirfcn nod ntlt Gil
bert Molanb, cin leihtberSiger
MuslGnocr; )ion,on 9tpporro lit
Chef ber Gerihiporer; &alln 30
iell, ein Mebanifer, hleibt burd)s
gauge Bilo, onml TaDio Bono.
Gin bobgelinnter slriltofrot bribt
suiammen lnter Der grallIigcn sln=
ltrcngung Gs lit ,pert oen Slim
su ieben I'M 6ippoorome Sbeater.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
tferien in >en Staotsz
icrjten

luno Souicnoe bon Seen, 10 BOB man
. sort io,pcbl id)lu:nlnlcn ul$ nldJ
8oot ftbron fmnt, auas auf Sal's
ieluoc BON @ciubern ahiGbrI'd, oll=
zicbt. Stir oieieadigot, Sic iit onf
Sprif)lngsreiiel begcbcn lpollcn, lit
Ser Supericr Natiol,nl ,Sorclt Ill
&inneioto Na. ina mau I'M &onll
'brlrd) cine cldoloIe Heibe bon Sccl1
inn unbcrittrtcn ll,1po!b fobrcn fal,n,
Mnf 1iidcu ludo Sagen lit 'noaliti,.
SSn sen Mationulioritcl ocs gSeltt1ls
llno oes Npropciter,s fam man iih-
riaens 'orci Wcrtcl ser nod on Sebcll
perblSebenen Siere pon Mmerifa iin:
ben. obs bu linus, Scr grnue 8dr, ha;,
Glelltier. Ser Siridr, Scr yGlf", alid)
eire Mrt bon Glenticr. Oie Vergntl5
l,iip. Muh SIC IlublGufe lu,h Scen III
bieicn isc,'iten geboren 81 sen filh.
rcdNatu ocs ga,r5en 9anocs. IS
sibt BORT ,,ipar audi @ierltutacbiete.
pp ons ssngen perboten hit. ober oicS
lit eine 9lnlsuabmc. ilu nllgcnleircll
iil16 oieielbc, Sngogciete ilr Scr guny
oesforitn giltig. lpie iial ben olrgrc:l.
senocn SGmSercien.
s(ls 3eidrn zines 9sationalforites
miro bos gilb eirer 60bre gebraudt,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14

sic iid innt:ttGr zines Shilocs be-
f:nbet. Gieies 3cid,en siet ollh brll
@ea slmll Noticlralualo. obcr man
erilut) sic 8Gite, beim 1sorItauiiebtr
be5ip. Hangcr cocr in SEN 8uuro
Moouunrters Sult su nuhen, INN lif,
on Nie Sal,bfcrten 81 bcIoraen lmb hic
nohpcltS:gcll SNtiorlllntionen ois
eritcr Sollb 81 crhultsn.
Ticiclt;gcn. oic ioltle ,scricn int ci=
llem Nationoliorlt perbri,1en llod'.
ten, ioIltcn on ooS Tprcit Scrpirc
ltMitco Stotcs Experiment pf?lgr1icul=
t,,rc, @oihinatnn -, .. e. id,re;bcll
,lnb INN cine irci crhGltl'ihc &roidiirc
.NatipnnI ,Sprclt Gacotiolls" criutc,
Sier gefilIoct id, eil ScrSeihnis ser
Natipnnlfprlte nod Stootcn geor0
met lulo mit 9tnncn bejeid)nct. So
Itcbt audi 100 iib Sic Seaoonartcrs
e;,,es ieben ,scrites geiinoen llro mcld)
hoipnhtre lfcrfnlale or bcliEt - eS
iei Dies laMoid)aitlider, mntllrfrnos
liber obcr biltoriitbcr Nrt sud, ii:ro
nic llnterfii,1Itc aufecSGbIt. pb Tie IN
cntgclflid iinb pNcr ein Gntaclt ellt.
riditet merocn mllB.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
HOMESTEAD NEWS
By Marie Sterner

HOMESTEAD, Pa" July l4-At
long last way has been found
to beat the heat and have sue
cessful meeting at the same time.
At the last meeting the gang in
vaded the Toptrzcr home. Result
a successful meeting anl a swell
hot dog roast. How about trying
it again sometime?
We are more than Just little
late but the Homestead Juniors
would like to say THANK You
once again to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
kraus for their hospitality at their
home on June 20. The picnic was
a big success. Those OF you vino
di dnot go along on the bus and
those who chose to drive up miss
ed a lot of fun. Bill kraus NAV
not know lot of different songs
but believe me what ne knows
he sings loud aud long. To put it
mildly they are just bit differ
ent. So thank you again Fred and
Ann, we hope you invite us up
again.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
Rleine Gosheiten iiber
Ole Stebe

Gin Mnnn fnln1 init iGbcr Irm
gldl;d iein, pprucs9eiett. hnb er liz
niht licbt. Oscar @iloc.
gSaS lit Ser llllterihieo 5ipiihcl1
ciHr Ya,nc luuo einer elpigen 2iebe
Sic 2air1e bd,ert Elm ipeltia lGneer
Oscar @iloe.
Oh frogit nfd, tpas 2iebe lit?
Sin Sterlt Int einem 0uufen Wtiit.
Seillrih Seinp.
@as Vriieel hit. bos imib nall
ifon. Was ubsr 2icbe fht, oas but
nod teincr beralsgeilnnbcu.
Seinrif SCENE.
Wenn mnn licbt, tiliht lnmn lid,
INNER srerlt, ipiter dnOerc.
Sscnr @iloe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
SALEM. OHIO
NEWS
BY Katy Spack

Salem, O., July 14-This last
Fourth of July celebration was
really one to remember. 1t was
wonderful to see so many of our
Saxon people from all over en-.
joying themselves. 1t was heart.
!ening to see everyone gathered
together, forgetting their cares
for a few days while thep talked
and laughed with old friends, re.
menising with them and renew.
ing old friendships. We were
especially glad to see SO many ot
our fellow Juniors too. Cleveland
East, Detroit, Canton, Columbus
ClevelandWest, and Farrell were
among the cities represented
Even if the sleeping quarters
were a bit cramped it was stil
fun staying overnight, huh kids
One of the Paul Bunyans, Junior
grale, that is, is little absent.
minded though. | fear.
The attendance at the social or
Saturday night was good consid
ering the weather. Even if th>
rains came and dampened the
ground it didn't affect our spirit.
any. ;,
Canton won the game IL
Scnday. Usually our games witt
Canton are real thrillers but thi,
one seemed to lack excitement
somehow Anyhow we all en- Joy
! ed ourselves after the game. We
would like to thank the Smileys
, for their wonderful hospitality
The volley ball game was fun bu
my sunburn feels little sore.
Why don't more of pou Jun
, iors show an interest in singing
| After all the singing heard Owe
| the holidays your excuse that yo,
can't sing doesn't stand up any
more. We have enough member;
, to have our own Junior Choru:
and the older folks would be thrii
ed to see their children in ;
group like this. Come on kids le
us work on it. With some har,
work We can make this club on
of the strongest in the organiza
ton, one that can really be prou
to belong to. Our club could an
should make its presence felt Ii
, the activities of the T. s. ]. A.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
zwangsde demontagen
gehoeren vor
weltgerichtshof


guo @obesbero. Sci Ser neuer.
oings bon Ser griti lben MiIitGr.
regierllng ongeoroncten Semontaat
bon &oblcpereollngsbetrieben i'm
Hubrgebict bahen neridbiebene s(r:
better BON Slbhrllb= =llntcrnebnltn:
gen ibre Mitipirfllng peripeigert.
sic iollen iue9en Gibtousfiibrlme
eines militiriiden geiebIs por eir
Militareericbt ecitelt iperben.
Tos burb bie neuerliden Sc.
feblspertueiscrllneen ouigclporfen(
Ne6tsproblem lit oosieIbe ipie ir
Dem 8ohltmer Temontoseper,pei9e:
rer=EroscB. slllb iett -tpirb Of
fcntii6tlid sic ,mfreilpillige Mit.
tuirfl,ng bcl,tiber 9lrbeiter bel Sc:
neutrality-suspicious. 9egen bel1t;
ibe s(rbeitspl6te uno oeutld)e
Srieoens= =Eroouftionsonlogen er.
tpartet. Gin iol6es Gcrlonoen mad
3mangsarbeit, einerIei ob in ltren:
ger ODER miloer Torm, ipiocripribi
ben beltcbenoen SOlferrebtliher
Spribriften. Den Geleten Sc,
MenIGGdfeit ,mo ol,h sen @eitin'.
ml,n9en bes bon Sen @cltollicrtcr
ollsoriidlih aebilli9ten Bonner
Grlno9eietes iolpie Ser i'm gelot:
sl1nas=Statllt ousseiprodencn ga:
rontic Ser bcutibcn Stootsonoeb0.
rieen in Den &eltsonen.
Sn oieiem 3uiommenbono lit cs
belonoers bcmerfensipert, boE ppl
einiser 3eit Sic britiibe NsilitGrrc,
gicrllng bie Gollilredlma bon oft.
sonaIcn Stroflrteilen ipcocr
3wanasarbcits scacn
slrbciterfliibtlinge aus Dem rlli,
Iiidcn @ciatlmgsbereid) in ibrem
Sffupationsgebiet io9or lntcrloai
but. Sarous crgibt Iich, bob Elm
TerltoB acaen rlriliihe 3iponas=
arbeitsbefeble in Seutithlono fei=
ncstpcas rcdtsluiorie lit. sSos Dem
eincn reht, lit bem anbcren billi9
&cm oic hritiicbe MiilitGrreNie
rllna obne 3uItimml1ng Ser ocllt=
idcn politiihcn M1ltonsen inbultri=
fonn lie iict bOhltenfolls oui frei.
auf ben Giniab ibrcr eigcncn tetb.
niIdcn Srl,ppen fifteen.
Die in &eltbeutitblono entlton.
bcne politiihe lnb ipirtihoftlihe
llnrube iiber sic bon Scr britiitbcn
MilitGrrc9icrln9 angcorobtcn lmS
tcillpeiie bcrcits bltrth9efiibrtcn
3lpangsmaBnobmcn fDnnte olli
faire SSeiie beieitigt lpcroen, inbcm
man alrf ale 3luan0sorbeitsbcicbl
sur beutiden Mtitipirflno bei Dem
Scmontoge pcrsibtet lnb Dor ieocr
@utod)tcn bes rSnternutirnuler
Gerihtsbpies i'm Saue iihcr bic 3lr
Idiliafeit iolhcr 3luonasbcfcblt
nod slnb0rlne ser Snterl,atiunoler
Mrbcitsprgar,iiation ii, Gjcni ein
bolt.
Sem slnieben oes Nolferrehts
umb Der 9rpben s,uiicfenituotlitcr
Sraoniiotipnen ieit 1915 ipiiroe
bamit Elm Sicnlt erlpieicn. lpclcbcr
bcm ,pirtihoftlichcn G9tT= =Eru0rom
bos moroliicbe uno rccbtlihe Nun'
bamcnt iibcrn miiBtc.
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betciligen iollen.
llnIdnglt baben oie Gbirllr9el,
bes Spitols cine Sebnif entlpifeIt,
Inn cine infi5ierte 9unec gum &pI=
laps 5u brin9cn. gisber mor es in
bicicn Sale iiblidb, einioe Nippen
5u bieiem 3lpede 5u entiernen, I'm,
sic &ranfbeit ol1f5ubaltcn. Toburd)
geIang es 5apar, oie Sltnee sum aol-
laps gu bringenL ober Ser &ranfe
blieb seitlebens entltellt.
Sett murbe ober olli Brllno oer
nellcn Grfinoen fleine galIen aus
Sucit (oies lit Elm icbr Ieibtcr,
burhiicbtiaer Flaltifitoff) burd ei=
ne fleine grlrltoffnllng in ocn 90r=
per eeiteft, Bis Sic 2lnee unter
bcm Geipidt bieier gollen GUN,
&ollaps fommt. Die Snieftipn
miro boOurh 5um 6olt oebrad)t,
oher Sic bouernoe Gntltel(lne ipiro
pcrmieoen. Sics lit ober mlr Elm
einselner geitra9 sur SubcrfuIoi en-
beilfllnbe int Spitul unb cs hat
picle onoere gegeben. Mon ncnnt
oas Spital ollcb "6open Of 6ope
III tie Stills" (Sofcn Ser 6offnung
in Sen Siigeln.)
Mon fam oie 9(rt Der SGtiofeit,
Sic bielts Spitol cntfaltet, om be-
item bel1rtcilen, lpenn man !. 9.
folgenbcs erfobrt:
Sm Sorjobr rit)tcte ser oicnit=
tuenoe 9(rst bes &inoer =&ranfen=
bouies i'm frons0iiihen Seftor bon
Berlin cinen bringenbcn 6iIIcrlli
! nab slmerifa, lporauf Oas Spitol
in Scnper unproncte, pob mon inn
Th,9scltg cine entiprecbenbe Menge
upn Strcpton1pcin noh Berlin
hrin0e, lm bus Scben bon sebn
beuti ihen &inoern su rettcn, bic an
tuberful0ier Meninaitis erfronfi
ipuren.
slls cin Ncpnrtcr Sen lsrGiibcn;
ten bes Spitols, MiIton 9lnien0cl
Iragtc: rSlt es niht ieltiom, bol
Elm iiioiihcs Spitol oieies &lmpcr:
! mittcl nab Berlin ienoet, INN bus
2cbcn bon Scuticben su rcttcn?"
ho ontlpcrtete Der SpitolsprGiipcnI
fpl9enbes: vSieie &inber, Sic an
Suberfulpie leiocn. linb lpertpollt
enihcnlebcn. &eln mir biei'
Sinocr rcttcn f0nncn, oanm fDnnel
iie ais Grlpobicnc fir Sricpen uni
Trellnoidoft in Der 3ufllnft mir
fcn."
rIn bieiem @eiite plro cDieie >Nl
, ltitltipn begriinbet rmb ,pirft in
glci(hcn Sinne ipciter. IS lit Dabel
! ! nidt erltullnlih, oab herporru9el,
sc Slmerifoner, ipic ). 9. Oirs. sic:
amor 9tppicpclt. Slpigbt 3. Gtlens
, bolper llnp Sen. George Wturlbull
lno cine Non;e 9tcibe bon bcfunn:
ten Eiir9crn futhpliichcn, iiibiihcr
lmp prpteituntiihen Gluubens lid
ucrcini9te. I'M Die bisberi0e SGtiN:
felt ocs Spituls slt rilhmcn lu,r
boriibcr hinols elncn Slufrllf sl>
lntcr;citbncn, Deiicn 3lpef cs lit
,, benz r>nltitut neue@clpmlttcl Slpefs
9lusbcbnlno ieiner SGti9fcit suill.
, fiibrcn. sic aue ipiiien lppbl, pit
es jepcrnonn bcfunnt lit. Der nit
, bcm Spitol pcrtrout lit, oub oellel1
9Scrf niht mlr iibcraus niltlid
mn pcroienitlih lit, ipnoern olld
,pirp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-07-14
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Ella

Detroit, Mich, July 1.-the
Detroit ball team and the other
members that travelled to Lorain
over the weekend. Thanks Lorain
for the fine hospitality We real
lv had a swell time. Folks our
boys can chalk another game to
Victory. The score was Lorain 3,
Detroit 5. Both teams did swell
job. Keep up the good work.
Club Social will be a swimm-
ing party on the 24th of July
Cards will sent with further in
! formation.
/ Bowling News
! ust a line or two to remint
the Juniors and Seniors. That
the King and Queens Bowling
League will start on Sept. II.
Monday night is the time. 9 p. IN.
at Harper Recreation on Harper
near Towsend. The entrance fee
is $500 You will get it back at
the end of the season.
Those of you who are interest
ed in bowling in the leagce kindly
forward your money to; Mr.. G..
Schuster Sr.. 1887 Novara, De
troit ?. Mich. or Mitzi or Frieda
Schemmel or Ella Dengel
Remember the first forty who
has their money turned in will
have the privilege of bowling
first. The dead-line for the en-
trance is August 1st.
Special Notice
This coming Sunday, Julp II,
the Detroit ball team play hosts
to the Farrell Juniors. The game
will be played at Chandler Park
between 10 and IL o'clock a, H.
on Diamond 4 or 5.
The Farrell Juniors will arrive
some time Saturday afternoon
by bus.
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TELEVISION, Tafcl Model, vollstuen-
dig NIT Aerial. Muss sofort verkau-
Zen. TO-l-l295
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Stnb Ste anb Shire anseh5rtDeR
Nitsfieb tint Qranienperetn nnh
Central Werbnnb? @enn nidt. iek!
u bte Sett beiSutreten.
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HEISS PUNKT ELEKTRISCHER
OFEN. Wir nchmcn gut gcbraucntcr
Gasofen in Tausch ais Teilzahlung
TO-l-l295.
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TELEVISION 12" KombinatiOn Pho
nograph, Radio und Television, b:
nutzt 2 Monate. Rufe TO-1-1295.
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- unteritiiten sic Die i'm .@olfs'
6lati" anaeigen6en @ei9dfte!
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09

out the summer months. It is the first money-making project planned by the group, in their drive for funds to be used in con- struction of a community hall.
 Dillon and Moore, members of the committee named to select the prizes. have included these articles in their lists:
 Glass and aluminium coffee makers, pandas. stuffed animal toys, coasters. floor lamps, Re- vereWare, nylon hose and blankets.
 Everyone is urged to reserve the evening of June II for this first Bingo party. Teen-ageers, for whom a part of the commu- nity hall will be reserved, will help in staging the event.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
Marvin NicoIoi Wins Photo Shop Contest

Marvin Nicolai of the Lazy Mountain Children's Home was just four ounces from perfect when he guessed the weight of the gold nugget in the Palmer Photo Art window as 25 pounds and three ounces. The gold d-bear- ing rock actually weighed 25 pounds and seven ounces.
 However. Marvin's guess was good enough, and he carried home the camera and case that Photo Art partners Rempel and Pitt had earmarked for first prize.
 Other winners in the guessing contest, in which there were over 300 entries, included:
 Gerald Lamp, second; Jack Dragseth, third; Mrs. Tirapelli of Eska, fourth; and Mrs. Tom Lepak, fifth.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
Palmer Pair Win Prizes

Palmer folks were chief bene- factors when Colony Day prizes were given away Monday at mid night. Dick Benson of the Sham rock Lounge was declared the new owner of the American Le- zion automobile, while Lester Mears won the Colony Day com mittee's prize. MT. Mears hadn't made up his mind, at time, which of the five prizes he would select.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
AUTO IS STOLEN

Harry Rust's automobile was considerably damaged last week, when thieves stole the vehicle Friday night and drove toward Anchorage. An accident occurred at Mile 21, where the car left the road and rolled over into the ditch. The thief abandoned the stolen car at that point. Highway officers are Investigating the in- cident.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
PCRA Committee Picks Good Bineo Prizes

A prize list that will include welcome additions to the furn- iShings of any Valley home has been gathered by Charles Dillon and Ralph Moore, in preparation for the June II Bingo party be- ing sponsored by the Palmer Community Recreation Associa- tion.
 The Saturday night Bingo game is one of a series planned by the PCRA to be held through
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09
Summer Season Opens At Kings Loke

The current summer season began at Kings Lake Camp last Saturday with a G. I. retreat which will last until tomorrow, it was announced by Lloyd Mor- ley, secretary of Kings Lake Camp.
 The summer schedule at the camp was outlined by MT. Nor ley as follows:
 June 18-June 27, United Protestant Senior Camp.
 July July 4, Anchorage Writers Club.
 July 11-July 16, United Protestant Junior Camp.
 July 17-July 90, Girl Scouts. August August 4, All Club August August IA, Boy Scouts.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-09

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Evening star., 1949-05-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
Loan Firm Emp|oye
Takes Life in Fairfax

James w. Foster, So, Washing
ton loan company employe, shot
and killed himself yesterday in
the garage behind his Fairfax
home, Coroner Nelson Podolnick
said.
Sergt. John Vail and Detective
John Haleman of the Fairfax
County Police said Mr.. Foster
seated himself in his automobile
stuck the barrel of a 90 caliber
rifle in his mouth and pulled the
trigger.
The body was discovered about
IS pm. by his wife, Mrs. Hazel
Foster, who did not hear the
shot. 1t was believed Mr.. Foster
had shots himself about an hour
earlier.
Mrs. Foster said her husband
was respondent because of i'll
health and had been a hospital
patient internationally since suf-
fering a heart attack in April.
Mr.. Foster was assistant man
ager of the Federal Discount
Corp. Alb Florida avenue NE.
Besides his wife, he is survived
by son, Stephen, IL.
DR.. Podolnick said he would
issue a certificate of suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16

Hungary claims better way to
make cement, by adding 80 per
cent volcanic tuff.
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executive department. This meas
ure raises the pay of cabinet men,
bers from 5000 to $22, 500 year
and will raise a number of $10,33C
officials intos the SIS ,000-S18,000
class.
And approximately $4,000 Dis
trict workers could look forward
to getting checks for their retro
active pay increase this week
probably Tuesday. Disbursine
office employees worked yesterday
to speed preparation of the checks
For Year Ended June 30.
The raises are for the fisca
year which ended last June 80
but no money to cover them was
available until President Truman
signed the supplemental appro-
priation bill Friday.
In fixing a $4,000 ceiling or
the classified service, the con.
ferees decided at their meetins
yesterday to establish $4,000 a.
the top salary for grade II ane
$4,000 for grade 16.
The Civil Service Commission
would be authorized to approve
not more than IS designations OF
grade II and not more than 800
| of grade Is for service at any
one time.
Other major differences be-
J tween Senate and House bills or