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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
VA 10 Pay 2.S Billion
Insurance Dividend;
Is Million 10 Benefit

Veterans Administrator Carl r.
Gray, jr., announced today that
he had authorized the payment
of $4,000, 900 900 in dividends on
National Service Life Insurance
policies. He added that 10000. 900
veterans of World War II will be
eligible to collect on 10000. 900
policies. explaining that some vet
Grams had two or more policies.
Although exact amounts to be
paid on each policy have not been
determined. since the audit still Is
going on, 1t is planned now to be-
gin the payments next January
with the expectation that 1t will be
completed during the first six
months of the year.
However, veterans are urged not
to write to the bureau. Machinery
now Is being set up to handle ap-
plications and they are expected
to be available in August at every
post Office, veterans service organ
ization and VA office in the coun-
Try.
It will consist of a three-fold
card on which the veteran is to
write his full name, service num-
Der. insurance policy numbers and
his address. He Is to retain one
third Of the card which contains
the instructions. The other parts
are to be sent to VA where the
application part Of the card is to
be separated. and the other sent
back to the veteran to acknowl-
edge receipt. Any letter writing.
Mr.. Gray explained, will only
complicate and delay the pay
mentS.
Mr.. Gray explained every vet
eran who took out insurance and
kept it in force for three months
or more will be eligible for q d.
vidend. In cases where the policy
holders have died. the benefici-
airy. II the insurance was ju force,
or to those shown to be entitled In
case the insurance had lapsed.
will receive payment.
There currently are 7.215,000
policies In force. with face value
Of SAL ,522, 000. 900. y
The cutoff date for the pay
ment of the dividend, he said. is
the anniversary date Of the pol
icy during 1948. The special d.
vidend will not be paid on policies
issued after January l. 1948.
though such policyholders may
participate In some later dividend.
A premature announcement Of
the action was put out by VA
yesterday. but recalled because
Mr.. Gray had not yet signed the
order. He signed 1t this morn
ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
NegroCouneiI Confers
Awards on Group Of
Outstanding Women

Citations for outstanding
achievement during 1913 were
presented yesterday by the Ma
tional Council OF Negro Women
to Is women.
The awards were presented by
Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune.
founder-president Of the council.
at annual honor day ceremonies
at 1918 Vermont avenue NV.
They went to:
Representative Bolton. Republi-
can. Of Ohio: Miss Alice Coach
man, track star and sole Amer
lean woman to win an Olympic
gold medal last year; Mrs. Eleanor
Curtis Daily, Chicago civic and
social leader: Mrs. Christine Ray
Davis. chief clerk Of the House
Committee on Expenditures In the
executive departments.
Also, Mrs. Ella w. Grimm. edi-
torial assistant in the United
States Office of Education; Mrs.
Rosa Slade Gragg. chairman of
the Detroit Welfare Commission;
Mrs. Julia West Hamilton, presi-
dent Of the Phyllis Wheatley
YWCA here; Mrs. Marjorie Stew
art Joyner. president Of the Ma
tional Beauty Culturist League of
America; Miss Frieda Miller. chief
Of the Women's Bureau. Labor
Department: Miss Muriel Rain.
concert and opera singer. and
Representative Woodhouse, Dem
ocrat, of Connecticut.
Four Of the awards were re-
ceived by proxy in the absence Of
the recipients. They were accept
ed for DR.. Ethel Alpenfels. an
thropologist; DR.. Charlotte Hawk
ing Brown, founder and president
Of the Palmer Memorial Insti-
tute. Sedalia. N. c.; DR.. Martha
M. Eliot, assistant director gen.
eral Of the World Health Organ
ization, and Cornelia Otis Skin
ner, the actress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20

For information on openings in the unit IN
yonr commGnity, scvite. phone or risit the
nearest u. S. Air Force Base or your local
u. S. Army U. S. Air Force Recruiting
Station today!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20

MANILA. June 3o.-President
Elpidio outrtno has signed o new
eiva code which prohibits divorce
among Christians for any cause
In the Philippines
Heretofore. O marriage could be
broken only by criminal ccnvic-
ton Of either spouse for sduitry
or concubinage. Catholic women s
organizations led the fight 10 re-
move these statutory provisions.
The only exception Is for non
Christian Moros. who follow tie
Mohammedan religion.
The estimated 2 900 900 Moslen. s
on the islands Of Sulu and Min
danao may obtain divorces for
the next 20 years Is long as they
abide by Moslem customs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
'AH Sees 100000
JobIess by July but
No Serious Recession

The American Federation OF
Labor believes "a serious business
recession Is almost impossible. "
while admitting the Nations I'm
employed may reach q total of S.
900 900 by July.
The appraisal Is made In La
boris Monthly Survey" made pub
Lie today.
The sanguine view Is contrary
TO that of the Public Affairs In
stitute. which warned. In O re-
port made public over the week
end. that nothing In sight indi-
Gates q halt In unemployment
trends"
Meanwhile. Senator O'Mahoney
Democrat. Of Wyoming said opin-
ions generally are confused con-
corning the extent and course Of
unemployment.
The Senate-Ho Economic
Committee. which he heads. will
stA4b A1Q1A &CS 1CAS UltAlkAl AlhI
unemployment and the invest
ment situation.
In its survey. the AFL stated 1t
Is necessary that wages move
steadily upward" this year to
boost consumer buying power.
1t urged. however. that unions
with management TO
prevent waste. save expense. cut
costs. improve production"
Company earning power should
be considered carefully in deter
mining future changes in wage
levels. and increases should be
based on past or future increases
in productivity" the report added.
Concerning economic prospects
the AFL said current price reduc-
lions are healthy development"
It insisted there Is no reason
now to expect any such collapse as
that Of 1921"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20

Tia largest matchbox Label col
lection IN the wcrid--Gs 600 Labels
belongs 20 q German IN Berlin.
members Of the British Matchbox
Label and Booklet Society we're
advised at . recent exhibition In
London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
WAA Will Sell Troct
Near Newport News

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June
20.-The War Assets Administra-
ton has advertised for sale 1913
acres of surplus wartime housing
development land at Copeland
Park near Newport News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-20
Don Hutchinson Dead

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10 up.
Don w. Hutchinson. widely
known sports writer and pub
licist, died early today at Letter.
man General Hospital here. He
was ga years old.
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY w ally Geiger

Cleveland. O., May l2-To-
night is the night | hope all of
you have been waiting for The
b'g occasion is theAnnual Spring
Dance being gNen by the Juniors
at the Sachsenheim beginning at
';oo p, m. We really hope all Of
you try to make it down to" the
club tonight. and it won't be anv
time of yours wasted I'm sure.
we tried hard to pick an orches-
ira we fought would please al of
your friends together and bring
them down tonight and show
them what a good time we have.
Last Friday believe just about
most of us were down at the
Mothers and Daughters banquet
at the club. Now don't get me
wrong when say we. because
the only reasons the men were
there because we had to do
work. However, after eating that
hne meal and watching the won-
dertul entertainment, it was real
ly worth doing that little work.
| believe one of the incest actes
on the program was seeing the
change in wedding dresses form
1902 to 1913. and what a change
it was. Gee; | wonder what they
will look like when | get married
Well boys: baseball practice is
still going on every week. and I
know there are lot of you that
have not come araund yet. If you
expect to play on the team, you
will have to make it your bust
ness to be at practice.
So don't fortget now, tonight
at 9 p. m. at the club if you want
to have good time. Hope to see
you all.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
ATTENTION.!
CANTON SAXONS

The Canton Saxon Lodge is
endeavering to organize "a young
people and chidrens activity pro.
gram. All children who belong
to Branch II or II or whose pa
irents or grandparents belong
are eligible. We would like to
have all children registered up to
age IS yrs. for the program.
SO please parents and grand
pasents bring the children to the
club on Saturday, May IA, at
7:3O p. m. for a try-out for the
Rhythm Band. Also all those that
play instruments for band instruc-
ton. We will also have voice in
struction. There are many other
things that we have in mind for
the activity program. Please
come to the club on May IA; for
more information call Michael
Schmidt, 4-l369 or Ereda Arnold
5-6OC,.
The Committee.
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CANTON ECHO
By Heck

Canton, O., May l2-I wish
to apologize for the statement in
last weeks column about the
stag party Branch IA is throwing
for the basketball players. 1t
will not be held on the l4th as |
had stated burt wifi be held at a
future date yet to be announced.
1t was a misunderstanding on
my part.
The Victory Banquet and
Dance was a huge success last
Saturday night. The trophies
given to- the respective teams are
certainly nice. The Canton team
gives their sincerest thanks to
the ladies OF Branch IL for the
beautiful cup that they present
ed to them. A trophywas also pre-
sented to Hank Thesis for his
splendid sportsmanship and
faithful service from 1888 to
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Johnny Eve

Cleveland, o., May 12-We
had a very early meeting last
Monday. yes it started right on
time (plus Saxon time. We nom
mated our delegates to the T. S,
J. A. convention, they were Hank
SCHNEIDER, c. Titsch, Joe Titsch
first alternate and Lenny Sched-
ley second alternate. At our next
meeting which will be May "a we
will vote for club officers, SO
make it point to attend this
very important meeting.
We played host to the 7. S,
J. A. massed chorus rehearsal
last Monday, Youngstown, East
and Salem were here. If the kids
sing as we'll as before I'm sure the
concert will be1 a success, Re-
member if you want to go to Yo
on the bus you must get in touch
with Trudy Binder for reserva-
tlons. Also we have singing prac-
tive every Monday at $50 p. IN.
Try to attend.
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the result was indeed sight to
behold. This comedy exhibition
was followed by Elsie Schuller
who portrayed a Pennsylvania
bride and Nellie Miller, display
ing the outfit worn by the bride
the day after her wedding cere-
mony. This final act was indeed
enjoyed by our Mothers and
which, for them. recalled memo
ries long gone hut ne;er forgot
ten. From all the rumors and
comments we have heard thus
far, a fine time was had by all
and reservations are already be-
ing placed for next year. See you
then! Sec. Jr. Guild.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

oiC w NC CIV a.
uated after June 30th to permit re
building operations. Temporary
frame buildings are being erected
at both ends of the building in
which the contents are to be stored
while the roof repairs and the
changes are made.
0NE of the long delayed war
~ claims bills has again been re-
ported favorably by the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs of the
House: the Swiss Claims Bill, H.
r. 1892. 1t covers, largely dam
ages for inadvertant and unavoid-
able bombings by our air forces
and comes to about $13 million.
which, with interest, would require
about SIS million. 1t is to be hoped
that the Congress will at last take
favorable action with prompt ap-
preparation following.
In addition, the Committee re-
ported favorably a bill, H. r. 937,
covering various claims for losses
sustained by foreign service offic-
ers, ETC., during the war. Some of
these date back at least 8 years
and need action.
Hearings on the Brannon agri-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
COLUMBUS JUNIORS
NEWS
May Dance
By Rose Wharton

A May Dance will be held on
May l4th at 9 p. IN. Keep this
date open for a grand time with
old friends. Tickets can be pur-
chased from any Junior. Wed
like to see a full house; there's
that old saying, "The more the
merrier," let's make it come true.
In schecking the w. |. B. {.
schedule, we noticed several
Saxon members are planning to
bowl. among the out OF town
members were Miss Gertie
Girscht and Mrs. Helen Polder Of
Salem, Ohio. If any names are
missed, let us know you are com
ing as we might be able to give
you a few rooters. Several Co.
lumbus girls are entered too. We
wish you all the best of bowling
and hope to see a few Saxon ma
mes among the: leaders.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
ST. 1oSN;S gGfiB JUNIOR
MOTHER. AND
DAUGHTER.
BANQUET

Last Friday night. May g. we
again enjoyed a very unique and
novel Mother and Daughter ban
quet at the East Side Sachsen-
helm and which was directed and
staged by members of the Junior
Guild, with the exception of the
Dance Revue which was staged.
by the "pig-tail" set of Miss Car
soes Dancing School. The Gift
of-Gab" was very cleverly por-
trayed by Mrs. Sophie Delhna
in comedy telephone skit en-
titled "The New Hat" Miss
Betty Foisel's several lyric solos
were among the highlights oi
the evening. Last, but by far
the least, was a Bridal Style
Show. in which were modelled
bridal dresses belonging to mem
bers and various others dating
back to AZ years ago. This was
most interesting as well
as amusing in many instances.
Helen Sherwood (pro-temming
for Hilda Theil whom we ali
immensely because OF i'll
ness, and who, no less, is come
dienne in her own right. portray
ed bride who invested all her
money in pyramid clubs and
her name never reaching the top
in any of them. found her desper-
ate for a bridal outfit so she took
down her lace curtain and made
a trip to a vegetable market and
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
T. S. ]. A. CHORUS
NEWS
By Eleanor Rauch.

The ticket sale is now on and
we hope that we'll have the
pleasure of seeing all you good
Saxons in the audience when we
fpresent our concert Sunday, May
22nd at the Youngstown Saxon
Club.
We have worked our heads to
the bone trying to plan a day of
enjoyment for you so now you
will have sneak preview of VIII t
is in store for you.
The concert will start at 3 :OO
p. m. Daylight Savings Time and
the chorus will be accompanied
by musicians from the Youngs-
town Symphony orchestra which
naturally means that they are
the finest musicians in Youngs-
town and vicinity. The music on
the program is the type that
! everyone enjoys even if you can
not carry a tune in a wheelbar-
row.
After the consent we are 60
ing to put the feed bag on you
and serve one of the most deli
oious meals that you've ever
had the pleasure of eating. When
you are through eating you can
work off those extra calorics by
dancing throughout the evening
to a fine dance band. Remember,
the price Of the concert is $l.OO
and this ticket admits you to the
dance too. The meal, OF course,
is scperate.
Our thanks to Farrell, Salem,
ClevelandWest and Youngstown
for letting us use their clubs to
hold rehearsals. That's what |
call real cooperation.
Friday evening. May 18th, will
find us at oungstown rehears-
ing. Don't stay away just be-
cause it's Friday the 18th!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

The Ladies Lodge Branch 81
of Cleveland, Ohio, wants to in
(vite all Saxons to come to this
wears Convention even though
you are not a delegate, we know
you will have fine time if you
plan to spend Decoration Day in
Cleveland. You can 60 sightsee-
ing here all around town, enjoy a
double-header ballgame between
Cleveland and Chicago either day.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 3.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Alliance Saxon Lodge will
be held Friday evening. May IS,
at Sp. m. This is a very important
meeting. Everyone has been
talking about more entertainment
at the club. I believe the large
issue will be TcleviSion al the
present time. So all YOU members
who have any good ideas please
come out to the meeting and
leave the officers know what you
want. All ideas will be given a
lot of thought. | would like to
see all the young and older mem
bers out.
VIM. Schuller, Scc'y.
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AGENDA CLUB
By Loretta Weiss

Members - please note - oul
next meeting will be May p al
6 80 p. m. in the form of pot
luck. Bring your favorite dishes
Four new members joined our
Agenda Club - John and Irene
Giersch, Marie and Martin Spe-
rie. Most welcome too.
Ladies Mite Out" will take
place at Matilda Wollmann's S
home, 1910 Germaine Ave-, Mon
day, May 10th.
There will be a picnic and a
golf Tournament in the near
future. How about all ffty-three
of us attending the next meet
ing and plan our future events.
We are happy our President,
Esther Henneges. is recovering
from her recent illness.
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ATTENTION!
TO ALL T. s. ]. A.
CLUBS!

There are still clubs who dc
not have T. S. J. A. membership
acrds filled out for their mem
bers. You have had even a wears
time to get these into me.
Those clubs not. having "a OF
these cards filled out and sent
to me by June 5th cannot have
any delegates at the convention
We have tried everything to ge,
you to fill these cards in.
The convention is June 18th.
Mary Paul, Recordin Sec.
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lo4o by his teammates. We hope
you like your trophy Hank.
Election of officers was held at
our last meeting and the new Of
fcers who win serve for the next
year are:
Fred Hochwarth. Vice: Pres.
Henry Miller, President n .,s
aa Marie Ongerth. Sec.
Belle, Sec
John, Krach, Treas.
Marcella Holbach, Reporter
Rosanne Miller, Carl Hegal,
Bill Untch, Sophie Hoch-
warth, Trustees. @.>
Delegates to the Convention
are: Fred Hochwarth, Don On
gerth and John Illegal with Marie
Ongerth and Sophie Hochwarth
as ahernates. 80.
Mother and Daughter Banquet
May IS is the date for the
Mother and Daughter Banquet
at the Club after the Branch IL
meeting. Don't forget this date.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12

cultural program proposals are de-
veloping a pretty general opposi-
tion by the farmers. Only the
Farmers Union seems to have q
good word to say for it.
There has been considerable re.
action against the Senate's refusal
to give consideration to any bill
touching upon immigration. This
would block the fine effort being
made by Congressman Francis
Walter Cd. Pa.) to make it pos.
sible for us to give priority to in
dividuals whose training and ex-
perience VIC aid be of help here. l
have in mind certain medical, nurs-
ing and scientific personnel.
MANY of the Congress availed
IVA themselves on Wednesday evc-
ming of the invitation of Time and
Life to view their motion picture
version of General Eisenhower's
book, Crusade in Europe. Most
of the pictures were taken by the
Army, Navy and Air Force. This
vivid reminder of wars ruthless
destructiveness s hould provide
food for though and give pause to
all who habitually feel War to be
the only method to settle differ
ences, while at the same time en-
phasizing the common sense of the
view that no great country upon
whom has been placed responsible
ity for Peace can afford to be less
than strong.
TT is interesting to note that Sen.
ator Byrd, Chairman Of the
Joint Committee on Reduction II
Non-Essential Federal Expendi.
lures says, "The fiscal year of our
Government is bleak" He points
out that l out Of every 9 of the
labor force of the country is q pub
lie employee-local, state or feder-
ala total of 6.8 million. Moth.
ing the government does," says
this Democratic Senator, "is eco.
Everything is wasteful."
He calls for "heroic retrench-
ment".
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7. S. ]. 4.
N O TICE

All Clubs are requested to send
the names of delegates to the
/. S, ]. A. Convention to the
Secretary by. May 3lst. Each
club is allowed 3 delegates and
an alternate. Clubs are requested
to give careful thought to select
ing their representatives. r0~a
Helen Wolff, Secretary,
$3.50 West 56th St.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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possible during
many hours Of
the day. Per-
haps they re-
alize that there
are OILY a few
weeks IT in
which to view
t h e tradition
al Ch a m b e RS
where for al
m o S t 30 years
the laws of this
great free land
have been made.
The Congress,
with all COM
mittees now To-
Gated in t h e
Capitol wings.
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1o4o Central Verband Convention

Saturday evening we are not hav-
ing any program, just a special
Convention ball, very popular
orchestra that all our young peo-
pie and elders enjoy immensely,
has been booked for the evening.
Come one, come all and you ate
guaranteed fine time.
''See you in Cleveland Decora-
ton Day..
Convention Committee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
HOMESTEAD NEWS
BY Marty

Our next meeting will be Fri
day, May l3. Don't let the date he
the factor and say that keeps you
from ATTENDING. Let us try to
make a meeting that will be long
remembered.
Delegates to this years con-
vention will be elected at this
session so if you have any favor
'ites try to get down and vote for
them.
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l040
7. S. J. A. SOFTBALL

SCHEDULE.
June 6
Detroit at Youngstown.
Cleveland East at Salem
Lorain Mt Farrell
Cleveland West at Canton
June IL
Cleveland East at Detroit
Lorain at Cleveland West
Salem at Youngstown
Canton at Farrell
June 26
Detroit at Salem
Lorain at Canton
Youngstown at Cleveland West
Farrell at Cleveland West
July 10
Detroit at Lorain
leveland West at Cleveland East
Farrell at Youngstown
Salem at Canton
July II
Farrell at Detroit
Canton ut Cleveland East
Youngstown at Lorain
Salem at Cleveland West
July "a
Detroi; at CIev Gland West
Cleveland East at Lorain
Canton at Youngstown -.
Salem at Farrell .~.
August 7 .r.
Detroit at Cleveland East 4
Cleveland West at, Lorain
Youngstown at Salem ..n..
Farrell at Canton " =@r.
August IA
Cleveland West at Detroit
Lorain at Cleveland East
Youngstown at Canton -
Farrell at Salem ....
August 21
LOrain at Detroit
Cleveland East at Cleveland West =
Youngstown ut Farrell
Canton at Salem
September II
Canton at Detroit
Cleveland East at Farrell
Cleveland West at Youngstown
Salem at Lorain
Western Division
Detroit
LOrain
Cleveland East
Cleveland West
Eastern Division
Canton
Salem
Youngstown
Farrell
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Are you ana your relatives mem.
bors Of the Sick BENEFIT Society,
and Central verband II not. now
10 tho time to jo1n. For more In.
formation call the local rep-ssoo.
tativO.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-05-12
This and That from WASHINGTON

VxIASHINGTON is filled to
w overflowing with visitors. The
halls Of the Capitol are almost i'm