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Evening star., 1949-04-10
Britain Becomes First
Big Power 10 Agree
To Sign Radio Pact
sy the kssoeioisd Press

MEXICO CITY. April Brit
ain announced today she would
sign the proposed International
Radio Conference agreement di-
viding short wave frequencies.
She was the first of the. big
powers to approve the highly con-
troversial plan now under consid-
Grafton here by representatives Of
IS countries. The United States
refused to sign two days ago and
was followed today by Liberia.
Chile and several Russian satel-
lite countries. Russia. although
at the top of the list for allotted
time, also is expected to refuse
The United States Is In ninth
place. Both Russia and France
will make written statements.
Chile said she would refuse be-
cause Of Argentina's reservations
about rights to broadcast to the
Antarctic. British, Argentine and
Chilean claims in the Antarctic
overlap to some extent.
The Cuban delegate read a
statement of refusal from Guate-
mala on the basis of frequencies
allotted.
Others Approve Plan.
In addition to Britain, countries
expressing approval of the plan
| include the British colonies
French colonies, Italy, Austria.
Ceylon. China, Canada, Egypt,
Uruguay and Bolivia.
The British delegate said he
was dissatisfied with the plan be-
cause it gives the United Kingdom
less radio time than she asked.
He added Britain would sign "de-
spite serious sacrifices"
The United States is counting
on its ability to build the most
powerful short wave transmitters
in the world, able to pierce inter-
ference and jamming.
Delegates say there can be no
effective short wave broadcastine
plan without the United States
However, If a majority of the
countries accept the proposal. nom
signers may fall into line. using
frequencies and times allotted
them.
Signing Set Tomorrow.
The International Radio Con-
ference began its last work ses-
sion today with small hope Of
agreeing. Formal signing of the
Mexico City radio plan Is sched-
uled for tomorrow. 1t may be-
come effective January /, 1852.
The United States charged last
night that Soviet Russia is jam
ming the air threw the conference
into turmoil. The Soviets walked
out, but returned in an hour.
In explaining the United States
refusal to sign, George E. Sterling
told the $50 delegates here that
Soviet jamming follows a pattern
familiar to all who experienced
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Atomic Tests on Fish Produce
2dGenerotion AbnormoIities

baTced with varying lftenSisses o!
x-rays. Dr.. Donaldson explained
they are similar 10 the gamma
rays from atomic explosions
A fourth generation is currently
being spawned. Dr.. Donaldson
said the intensive studies Of the
three generations by MIN and ms
assistants have shown that the
larger dosage OF radiation re-
ceived by the first generation.
the more descendants will die or
develop abnormalties,
In succeeding generations. he
reported. the rate Of survival is
lower and the incidence Of ab-
normalltles increases, even among
the descendants Of trout that re-
ceived only small doses"
He said large numbers Of eggs
from FISH with irradiated ancestors
are infertiie In others the embryo
dies during the incubation period
or soon after Matching Among
those that Matched. a large per
centage had defects in their bone
and nervous systems.
The spawning at the university
laboratory is done artificially 10
insure the croSs-mating OF parants
OF known ancestry. Fin markings
indentify males and females Of
each group. The super trout"
have been developed al the uni
versity over the past 20 years by
selected breeding and special diet.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

similar acts on the part OF Hitler
Germany during the war
He compared the Soyiets' "piouS
phrases of world understanding"
here with an increase in Soviet
jamming of United States Voice
Of America" broadcasts during the
conference.
Among the big powers, the
United States was the first to an
nounce its refusal to sign the
frequency sharing plan.
The conference opened here
October %. 1t was called by the
International Accommodation
Union to work out an agreement
for sharing the eight overcrowded
shortwave broadcast bands be-
tween 6 and 26 megacycles. These
are used by most countries for in
ternational propaganda.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

York hospital with an undisclosed
illness.
The hospital said today that
Mrs. Rockefeller had been q
patient there since March 20.
Mr.. Rockefeller and his wife.
daughter of a Lithuanian immi-
grant miner. were married at Palm
Beach February II. l94S. They
have a son.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Playhouse Golier Teo

The English SPEAKING Crbor wil.
give q tea IN honor @: the rsfey
Scott painting exhibition n Ire
Playhouse AT3 GALLERY =; Z pm
Tuesday IN the gallery q; she
Playhouse TfseatsT.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Coed Heuds Students

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. April
9 R.-Miss Evelyn Coker of Van
derbilt University. Nashville. to-
day was elected president of the
Southern intercollegiate Associa-
ton of Student Government.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Mrs. Winthrop Rockefeller
III in New York Hospital

BY the Assoesosed Press
NEW YORK, April 9.-Mrs.
Winthrop Rockefeller. the former
Barbara (Bobol Sears. is in a New
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MONACO MAGNET
By Kay and Edittl

Monaco, Pa, Jan. 27-Cleveland
West we thank you for the swell
time you showed us after the
game We had a little fuss about
our cowbells but all is forgotten.
You sure gave us a swell meal.
Thanks.
To Canton
Be seeing you next week, we
plan to bring large crowd. So
be ready for a good game and a
good time.
Monaco
Well boys you played a good
game Saturday, we beat Cleve-
land by score of 58-45; let's
see if we can do that we'll with
Canton; sure hope SO.
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Bill Benyak

Cleveland, O., Jan. 27-We had
a good time, last Saturday, that
is. Thanks to Monaco, East and
New Castle for coming over and
helping us raise the roof. Too bad
we had to close up early. West
lost to Monaco, but that did not
dampen our spirits by any means
To Ellwood City
f, We are looking forward to a
big crowd and rip-roaring time.
May the best team win The game
will be at 7:45 at the Franklin
YMCA on Sat-, Jan. 10Th.
Concert
We hereby extend to everyone
a cordial invitation to attend our
Concert, Dinner and Dance on
Sunday, Jan. 80. Hopiny to see
you all there. The concert will
start at 3 p. m.
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Siebenbiireiid,. .2lmerifaniiAe; DolfsbIatt
SALEM NEWS
By Betty Polder

Salem, O., Jan. 27-After spend
ing an unusual weekend. no bas-
ketball game that is, l will look
into my crystal ball and see what
is in the future.
see a lot of milk bottles. oh
no, those are bowling pins, we'll
what do know?
That's what Minnie Boden-
dorfer and yours truly found out
Sunday afternoon.
To all the girls, both of us
thank you. AT least there's two
interested in our club and acti-
vities. Where are all the other
girls that promised to come out.
Now the men, that's different,
they had a swell turn out and
what competition.
Don't forget from now on till
tourney time we will have prac-
tice at 2 p. m. every Sunday. So
come out girls, pretty please with
sugar on.
To all T. S. ]. A. Singers
Last Friday night we had a
swell showing for the first time
since rehearsal restarted. There
was about a fourth of all the
singers we used to have in the
Chorus. Is not that swell? There
were so many Juniors that pro-
missed to come singing and keep
up the chorus and hardly any OF
them showed up-that's really
great. through that we will bring
fast and final ending to our cho-
rus. Why? Is there reason no
one comes Or is it just an efforr
one comes. Or is it just an effort
of these days we will have a great
chorus. That time will come when
those little children from Youngs-
town and New Castle and any
other little children are Juniors
Good gravy if they can 60 to re.
hearsals why cannot you: We had
something great why kill it Our.
selves? The some with all the
Junior Clubs. They just seem to
be slipping. If some one has a
good reason let me know cause
l cannot figure it out.
To New Castle
we will be looking forward to see
ing you and a good time so til
game time. Auf Wiedersehen.
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BRANCH 4

Dear Sisters! Our next meet
ing will be on February 6, at 3 :OO
p. m.
Election of delegates for the
Convention will take place.
We would like to ad to our
Lodge you darling babies. Please
call Mrs. ]. Schermer, Or. 0ol2
or Mrs. K. Schnide, CT. 1928, who
as Deputies will take care of the
new memberships.
Dear Sisters of Branch 4 Just
to remind you about our Care,
Party on Feb. 2, at l p. m.. Our
Namensday Sisters of JAM, Feb.
and March, and we all would be
very glad to have you allattend
this Gard party. Nice table and
other prizes and refreshments.
E. T., Sec'y.
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AGENDA CLUB
By Emma .Hertel

Members - just to remind you
OF Our club meeting this Sunday,
Jan. 80. Since there won't be a
vesper service, we hope to start
the meeting promptly at 8 p. m.
Usually something constructive
or entertaining takes place after
each meeting.
This Sunday Arnold Fernengel
will demonstrate the different cuts
and buys of meat. 1t should prov e
interesting.
By the way - we're sure that
some of you members of Teutsch
Lutheran Church, 18 years of age
or over. have had bit of curiosi-
ty tucked away in the back OF
your mind about this Agenda
Club. Why don't you satisfy that
curiosity by just visiting us at
this coming meeting. We think
after you once visit us and meet
this congenial group of nearly 50
persons, and hear about our plans
for the future-you will join us.
Try us and see.
To all past and future members
If ever your cooperation is need
edit is noW!!
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YOUNGSTOWN
BLAZIUS

There seems to be some differ
ence of opinion as to how to
spell this great event, but no mat
ter how you spell it, it's still the
big light of every Saxon kids
life.
Our Blazius Papa, George Fol
sci, wants everybody to know
that the big night is Saturday,
Feb. S, at 7 p. m. The carpenters
have been busy at the club streng-
thening the reinforcements and
mailing the chairs to the floor, so
don't be bashful - get your kids
shoes half-sold and bring them
to the club where they can slide
across the ballroom floor to fine
orchestra.
There will be luscious stuff to
eat and drink for all the little
ones and also few surprises for
all who attend. This is one night
when the whole family can go to
the club and spend an eening to-
gether. Nom can hold her breath
every time one of the kids go near
the stairs and Pop can spend his
time acting as referee for the free
for alls. What have you got to
lose? 1t will be we'll worth your
time just to watch the bundles
of Joy having a swell time. The
welcome mat is busted og - the
rest is up to you.
Eleanor Rauch.
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Wally Geiger

Cleveland, o., Jan. 27-Cn-.
gratulations go to the East boys
on their victory last Saturday
over New Castle 1870. Once
again it was a thrilling game from
beginning to the end. Thanks
again to the girls and mothers
for the fine meal.
Well, | don't recall whose idea
it was, but about 1900 last Sat.
night l found the whole gang of
us goiny over to the West Sach-
senheim, we all had a vreat time,
just like we always have, when i
bunch of Saxons yet together.
Thank you West for the enjoy
able evening.
Well as you all know, the
basketball season is coming to
the end again, with only three
games left to play. This Saturd.
we travel to Youngstown, which
is the second last out-of-town trip
What do you say, we fill the bus
on those last two trips if we can.
If you have not been on any trips
this year, make this game the
first one and be sure you will EN-
jov it. Then the last out-of-towl
tri pis Feb. 18th to Ellwood City,
so keep this date in your minds.
The bus this Saturday will leave
at 4:3O p. m. and please be on
time.
All bowlers wishing to bowl
at the tournament at Homestead,
Pa, please give your name to
Dick Bretz, Ef. 5o31, before Feb.
lst. This will also take care OF
your hotel reservation, if you
must to have one.
Feb. 10Th is the date and don't
forget it or you will be sorry.
Yes that's the date of the basket
ball game between the Juniors
and the Old Timers. Believe me,
that is day nobody will want to
miss. SO far, l hear none of the
Old Timers have been down to
practice, so l take it, they are all
in tip-top condition. But ii any OF
YOU do think you need practice,
90 to the Towne Club any Tues
day at 7:30 p. m. Don't be afraid
to practice with the Juniors. The
most they will do is give you a few
pointers on the game.
Don't forget the Youngstown
bus trip Sat. and let's make this
a full bus.
Reporter be more brief in your
report. The Editor.
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THE SAXON MIR. AMI
MRS. CLUB

On January 5th the general
meeting was held. The constitu-
rion was the chief topic with some
revisions made. This meeting was
the first for the newly elected
officers. The retiring officers have
done a wonderful job in the past
and it is the sincere hope Of the
newly elected officers to live up
to the goal which they have set.
New members taken in were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Evans and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Measmer.
Winners of the Polly Prim club
drawing were George Secrist and
Mrs. Hale.
After the meeting refreshments
were enjoyed by all.
On the serving committee for
the next meeting are Mrs. Fred
Theis, Mrs. Mike Welther and
Mrs. Milford Votch.
On the sick list we have Betty
Measmer. We hope you soon will
be well again, Betty.
A bowling party was held Jan.
23rd-a good time was had by
all. Those who did not attend
missed a good time.
Don't forget our next meeting
which will be held Wednesday,
Feb. End, at 8 o'clock sharp.
Jean Housed, Sec'y.
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--O--
SAXON VETERANS
By II. Steiner

When ever there is a meeting
at the Sachscnheim you will al
ways see several Veterans present
We will shold our meeting Feb. /,
at 8 p. m. at the Westside Sach-
helm. Can we count on you? At
the Branch | meeting last Friday
we Veterans were we'll represend-
ed. 1t was a swell attended meet
ing. o yes on Saturday we went
to the West-Monaca game; the
gym was certainly a cow barn
with all the COW bells on hand.
There also was bull loose with
a whistle. The game was every
thing but what you expected
to see. The only one playing a
good game was No. l8 from Mo-
naca.
1t was very pleasing to see so
many of you in Church last Sum
day. Let us keep that up.
John Ha1lner went out and
bought some nails and lumber
and being handy he made play
pen for his boy.lt will pass inspec-
ton Oh Saturday.
The reporter for I. S. J. A.
Chorus had better look around
and see all tkc young Saxon
singers on hand at. tile Westside
Sachsenhei,n next Sunday, you
kids cannot disband. you have to
many people pulling for you, SO
please come to Cleveland West
on January 80, and put on the
best show yet. May | ask you
Songlovers to attend this promis-
Monaco, Pa, Jan. 27-Cleveland
Westside Sachsenheim?
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LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
By Mickey

Lorain, O., Jan. 27-Television
is really the thing. When we can.
not find enough Juniors to hold a
meeting we just sit and watch the
television show. In this manner
we dn't mind Saxon time.
People are a little slow in gett-
ing in their reservations for the
bus and hotel. Please leave Ann
Binder know your intention one
way or the other. Remember,
Homestead is waiting!
l must say the food was swell
after the meeting. Thanks to the
committee, Don, Rudy and
Frieda.
Congratulations to GerryThiel
on her engagement to Lea Towns
end Saturday night. Its a verr
nice three diamond affair. We all
wish you the best of luck.
Thoughts for the week: TIC
describe a persecr fale. he sroult
look like a man. and behave Ike Z
gentlemen.
Never TO repent and never tc
reproach others: these are the
first steps ii wisdom.
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7. S. ]. A. BASKETBALL

Monaco who is in the middle of
the muddled race for Western
division honors, PAGES the league
with the leaders in scoring.Wcrrh-
man of Monaco, leads the scorers
with an average OF 20 points per
game. Only held down to less
than 20 points in two games -
the Canton and Ellwood City
games. Strangely enough they
were in successive games.
Out of the six leaders, three are
from the western division and
three from the eastern division.
Werthman, Monaco, l4O pts,
7g., 200 Ave.
Haner, B., Youngstown, 90 pts,
6g., 100 Ave
Massey, Monaco, 90 pts,
e., al Ave.
Girscht. Salem, 70 pts,
6g., l2.7 Ave.
Aber, A., Cleveland West, 81
pts, 5 G., l2.5 Ave.
kotsch, Canton, 20 pts,
6 G., ILL., Ave.
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I. S. ]. A. CHORUS
NEWS
BY Eleanor Rauch.

youngstown, O., Jan. 27-I see
that all we needed to get some of
our more bashful members ONT
was to raise little cain. If that's
all that was needed I'm all far
setting aside a plantation of it
Just IN case of emergency. AT any
rate, our sense of humor has once
again restored.
Friday, Janu. 18th, will be the
last rehearsal at Youngstown. Let
us have a big turnout. At our last
rehearsal we started work on
The Splinter Song - or 81
have Got Yiu Under My Skin.
Credit line should go to Carl
Wachter for his ever-lovin' wit.
Now for a little low-down on
what is to happen Sunday, Jan.
3Oth. The program at West will
start at 3 p. IN. We have set 2 D.
IN. as the rehearsal time at the
West Club just to see how
schmaltzie we sound with Vests
help. They tell me that there will
be a light lunch served at the
West club around noon for the
out-of-towners SO get there in
plenty of time to put on the feed
bag and attend rehearsal. Thirty.
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CAPT. GEO. S. BAATZ, IR.

Last Saturday afternoon we
laid our beloved brother and son
away in his final resting place.
We wish to thank all our friends
for their kind and sympathic
words and thoughts in our time
OF sorrow. The services rendered
by Rev. John Foisel, Mr.. Michael
Meier, the St. Johns Church
Choir and the Albert E. Ziehm
Funeral Home were very COM
forting and sincerely appreciated.
Thak you again, Everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baatz.
Gertrude Schneider.
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
NEWS
By Marie Sterner

Homestead, Pa, Jan. 27-"SaN-
on Club" but just a little bit hard
to work at having it. l think all
OF you know what | mean.
Blazius
The ladies of the Senior Lodge
are going to show the men how
to do thing or two.
The ladies, "Bleas EN-, are
going to have Blazius and a
Marie and Sara Tag all rolled
into one. There is going to be
lots to eat and plenty of dancing.
So come on down and bring the
kids-big and small. Saturday.
Feb. 5.
Juniors
Don't forget the next meeting,
Friday, Feb. 4.
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AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Ella

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 27-Card
Party and other games by the De-
''troit Junior Saxons on Jan. 80, at
8 p. m. at St. Peters Church on
Glen6eld and Roseberry.
P. S. Pleas return all unsold
tickets and money the night of
the card party. Cards will be sent
out telling the club members what
to bring.
Lodge News
Pinochle and other games will
be started again after the Feb.
meeting. Don't forget for an en-
joyable evening.
Social Event
The Canadian Saxons are hold
ing dance on Jan. 20. Everybody
is cordially invited for an enjoy
able evening.
The congregation of the St.
Peteers Church has called spe-
cial meeting to be held on Friday,
Feb. 4, at 8 P. NJ. All Juniors are
requested to attend this special
meetiny without fail.
Note to Homestead, Pa.
Detroit Junior Saxons bowling
team will be represented.
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NEW CASTLE NEWS
By VIM. Snyder

New Castle, Pa, Jan. N-New
Castle lost another close game.
This time to Cleveland East. The
final score was SO to SO in favor
of East of course. After the game
we journeyed to the club where
a fine meal was enjoyed by all.
Next week we will go to Salem.
So you people in Salem can ex-
pect us to be there. That is on
Jan. 29 at 80 p. m. So all you
people from New Castle be there.
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are to let Sara Kast know. The
bus will leave from the club at
8 p. IN. Everyone be sure to be ON
time.
Our next meeting will be held
on Feb. 18th. Don't forget about
our fish fry on Feb. 10th. See you
Saturday.
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THIS AND THAT

The Corn Belt extends from
Nebraska and Kansas to the ,Ap-
palachian plateau of eastern Ohio
Europe is four times as popul-
Gus as the United States although
it's land area is only one-fourth
larger.
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ENGAGEMENT

Mrs. Adeline H. Hertel, 1874
Delmore Rd.. Cleveland Heights,
Ohio, announces the engagement
of her daughter, Norma Lucia, to
Mr.. John Mathew Schieb. Mr..
Schieb is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schieb. 2l2t Westburn rd.,
Colonial Heights, Z. Cleveland.
Ohio.
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Juniors
ELLWCOD CITY
BY Helen Paul

Ellwood City, Pa, Jan. IT,
Next Saturday, Jan. 10Th. we'll
play Cleveland West at Cleve-
land A bus is being sharterd for
this trip, so all who want to go
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QUESTIONS7
Answers to the Questions will
be found on page 7.

|. Who according to the Tai
mud was Adams first wife?
2. In American history who
were the Hessians?
3. What are the official langu-
ages of Switzerland?
4. What finally happened to
the steamship Normandie:
5. What rivers meet at Cairo,
Ill.,?
6. What do the Hebrew words
"yom kipper" mean:
7. What and where is Monte
negro?
8. Whose son was Tiny Tim?
9. What part of the original So
cial security plan has been repeat
ly postponed?
10. Which of our states ranks
first in area? In population?
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