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Milford chronicle., 1950-05-26

fatos 10 fbe Methodist Yonl
Fellowship, ~ WIN oyer The weoE
rHd
Nla n. ! liHWsdell underwent Il
srIl0us operation ia ibo Milford
N'mofiai Hospital Saturday lai
condition d rop0uod favorable "a
iilis writing
81 and NDa W. W. sharp ylHf
fd Mlr Monroe Adams. 1T Sonrofd
|sunday afternoon
WHiia Shaw and bia sisior Nlbs
aHtHh ahhW, 0f ponus Gr0yo, n. T..
pnW Saturday win their nunls.
alfa !. W. Sheldlake nud Mrs. q.
u Wilson
Nls glWOod GWWfll. president
~ lhe Ws's ~ Trinity Molhodlsl
'hnleb entertained ihr 0ffipole mud
fljfln leaders "a q buffet supDop
1ueaduy evening
Tho Misses Jeanette nnd loauno
lhsier aud jnHn prior of Salisbury
spnhl saturday in rhiHenlnapie
Va attending hnyy Dny there.
Nl md Mrs li0bnu Abbott mud
son ~ hnHnrk spent The Wnnkoud
VIZ Nl upd Mrs Shnlburn iAsl,r
Judge . bllimi owens, " An
hapollH Nd spent Huudny win mis-
dunRhior Nrs l3lwood Orwell
The paihilndnlr sunday school
rlasH ~ AsbUy Methodist church
VII hntn covered dish Huppnr
ltlday May 2G. lH collins ilnll
NlH ! iiHly Wrlphl, NH fbnl,B
Hinnnhiupli mud Miss Bmnln Rich
hidh nlo 80 rhHrpo Al momburs
tlr ilYlird ~ attend
MlH iinrB T. ll0yor attended lho
ilhlg 'hapinr meeting ~ lhn OB8
bold lu Win
! ll@bpu Nlrb0lB. Of Milford.
HpoHi sUndny win ms nuul. Nrs.|
a q froldipk.
Miss Marion Burton Of bpwos
pnhi sunday win Mr. ana Mra.
Nrlfln ii0bsi 1hny together with
) ll"bnli hloh0lB epoHi Hnndny
lu ipnl wood pHrdnne
49, aud Mrs Warren Holmes
llnNn gone 10 li0HaprOfl, nonr Wash
lnelon for tho lhoo meet There.
MlF blfplnla Kitchen. 0f phila
'l7li"d M nnd Mrs 0a0rgn Wanna
lfor the weekend
Miss llll/aboill i0nos ~ Win |
pahi ihn WnokoHd win hor mrlfpI
~ lHW Mls r. ! l0UoH
M's Martin Dom ~ Fodornls |
'ulF apanl ihr weekend win Mr.
ind Mrs Elnom w bonn
MIS- 'ow Harrison spent Kun |
iht hllll ~ nd Nre norman llhla
lhou ~ Nillsboro
byton and w q ljurposs wore
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-26

among ID" iOWDfOlk who saw the
bhliRime ~ phila,, Sunday
Nr. and Mrs TboOd0re J0ry en-
i"finlbed . number Of friends from
Stafford ~ picnic a. Wheelerg
Community PARK Sunday
Nls Brnost NnchM, JT, and sons
~ h"bark, spent "Wednesday with
b"f mother Mrs, Sarah ~. Billings.
>, Herbert Nichols and Charles
summers, ~ Milford, spent Thurs
dbt evening with Nr. and Mrs. Mel
YIN BpObHi
clltf0n inuRhloy attended the
0lADd thnDiop moailng Of the OEg
bold ~ Win.
MIS- W a, Nichols spent several
dhyt lHsi week 10 Win visiting
Miss Aelli0 Stout While IN Wam..
sbn lleO attended the OiB meeting,
Jhph DoHny has returned tO 81
Albhns n Y after spending the
dnihilOn ~ the rneo meet IN liar.
rlnRiOH
Mr. and Mrs clnude cnhnll Via.
li'd l0nRWoOd GnrdoBs 8unday.
,,,m ~. hUd MIS-. townsend Rust Of
Nlllho spent ilo weekend with NJ.
ana Mrs Theodore harrington.
Mr nnd Mrs, John q, Parks on
i"lillbnd group Ut friends M din.
nor ~ ibo Ten House IN Dover sun
dHY
Mr. nd Mrs VIM. Onllon were
dinner guests " Mr. ana Mrs. Nor
9nn O0il0n Vernon Sunday IN
Salisbury visiting Mr. ana Mrs. ~
Ton Dylgos,
Mr. nnd Mrs Harlan Wright oPI
FodornlsbnrR, were dinner guests
~ Mr. md Mrs. Raymond Dean
Bundny
Mr. md Mrs Harry y. CULLEN
hDd dnuRhior lngn spent The week.
end win Mr. aud Mrs, Sidney Ayr.
az, ~ Stafford,
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-26

Lester Farren, Neal Welch.
cornelius King, Oliver Hazard,
Martha Mustard, Bernice Glen
daniel, Erma White. Helen
Massey and Jane Lingo.
SOS
Among those from Laws who
attended the perfect attend
ence parade in Dover last sat
urday We're: Pauline Shocklev
Ruth Warrington. Delema Hoi-
leger' Emma Robbins, Harriet
Maloney, Ruth Evans. Myrtle
Wiley and Mark Wiley.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-26

Mr nd Mrs. Fred Greenly. ST.,
spent part Of last week in Cine
innati Ohio and Lexington. Ky.
Mrs. Ernest Norwood and Mrs.
Charles Hopkins spent Saturday in
Wilm.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-26

IVES SIR, a firm order now will insure
= quick delivery. Production on all
models Of the big, roomy, rugged 1850
Dodge is now at an all-time high. That's
Why even with the food of orders we've
been taking, we can promise you the
new Dodge you've always wanted. No
need now to settle for less than Dodge.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-26

Approximately $4,000 members
Of 5'l52 farm youths clubs IN new
japan are now actively engaged IN
pursuits similar 10 those Of Ameri-
can Ali Club members.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-26
Twenty Years Ago

Miss Caroline Sharp, of
harrington, has been spending
the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Vinyard, at Mil
ford.
sos
Graduates from the Milton
High School are: Harold Jones.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-26

Come in and see the biggest value car
of the year. Find out how much more
Dodge gives for your money. Learn how
easy the new 1850 Dodge is to own.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28

Sen Sdlllrtllllncn Ser alrdc itatt.
sIQc STit9licocr iino scbctcn anne.
ieno su icin.
9toh Ser EcrinmmIure miro imicr
ilpcitcr Tomiicnobcnb abacholtcn.
Gic Shneltern bon q his 3 iino an
Scr Mcibc. 6 llhr obcnos miro Nas
elbenobrot iernicrt. slnmclSl,ngen oa.
fir ino crbctcn bis 5l,n 81. Srpt.
bel Vr0i. slnno Shulcr. Gel. 1882
ober Srou 2ubnia Sd,cnfcr 5cl. II.
326. Notbcr fclat cin reid,boltiacs
Erogromm; eiu hellt'her SprehiiIm
miro aeSciat nerScr.
9llc ,Sreunbc unb bic 8cmeiroc iinS
bcr5I;h cinecloben.
slnno &crbir, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
Wiidlnc[ WaQ Scpt. 30.

Ser e. G. g. q. II. q. 3peia 80
ocronitoltct am 80. Scpt. ocn eriten
MtihoelhoG ser in lnnacn ,tohrcl
bier IN Snlltastnnn obachaltcn ,por.
Sen lit. Tos aonlItcc hot ootir ac'or9i
oo6 cin alics Srd,citcr pcrhonoelI
icin miro. Ser Mid)aclboa fuirh nj:
Snn5cn hcNinnen Inn 9 llhr ohcnos
Ger Giltritt lit nur SOC. s. lit Scr
crIte Snni bcs Scrbitcs ,,no es rcr,
ocl n,cbrcre iolaer. Tic iltcrcn Soh,
icnp0ter uno Miiticr ,piiicn 'd,on mas
fir quite 3citen am Mid)ocIihou Oe.
acbcne mcrben. @ir mollcn pcrild}cN
oie'e gilten llutcrbaltlnacn sll cr.
ncllcrn. 7orum Ialict mns cincn alltcn
sln'ong MAIDEN nit Dem Wtihael;.
9on.
sIGc Soh'cr ,nh SrclnNe BON
0olulastclrn II, l1maeblma ilnh ouia
hcrSlit,it cingcloben iid il bctciliocn.
aonmt ole, il'nl llnb alt lnb LOIS,
uns nit bcn Nid,ocls ton;cn uno eli.
men lrmlttlld)cn a(hcno nit cinonoCl
perlebcn. %cracSt oen Tot,m ,tiht
Sept. 30. Giniritt nur SOC.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
Sarab 6ucbbcl

unN m,roc am II. sluoIt nu' hcn,
3ofc Eorf 1ricbho' lu1tcr Ser 9citllno
Ncs Eiorrcrs @iuinm ). @elther 5l,l
c>riacn atlhe acIcat.
Tic Sd)pcitcr Sornh @nehbcI lpnr.
&c IN Groiih. S,cbenbiIraen, ON I
Sftobcr 1882 acborcl,. SIC mar Sic
Sct,tcr hcs Hcrrn MtihocI Eal
lno 9Horio aetcrcnc @ohm. 9tcbcn
ihrcn, Monn, TonicI tSocbhcl trouern
;lrci .S0hnc irno 'iin' Sod,tcr unb Sc.
rem &inoer.
Nhcrnols hot Scr 9lan,NdItioc @ott
cine trcllc llnh llehcpnlc Srnu ous
Sem areis hes Sod,'cntllma aerl''en
Sic 2ciItllnacn uno Sic 9Irhclts'0hla.
felt hicier SdNp,iter mor lnbc;ohIbnr.
!tur 0ielcnlQc,L Sic eli n0hcr aCfuuni
hnhcn I'M hohncn oca Ncrcinsle-
ben unb engere Trel,no'dId't erfen.
rcn ocn Vcrl,lit hic'cr Sd,lpcltCr.
MitaIieoer bcioer Gcreilc. Scr 3tu
- uno 3r. 80 ionic audi eine qrcbe
HlnSnhl bon Trcl,nocn mo @cfann'
ten haben lid, an Vcarobnis bctciliat
Moee ser t6ott im ,SinneI Der lpcr'
ten Sdrpciter @ocbbel efpiGcn SroIl
lno Grlehan ldlcnfer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
2iucia %.

Auc Shpcitcrn oes Gcrcina mers
oen IN &cnutnls ac'cst, bob lncrc
n1cnatlid)c Gcr'onnnllma Sonntoa
ocn s. Sftrber, 2:3O ltohr nofmit
logs ltattiinoct. 9lnc Sdm,itcru Iino
acbcten Ser Grrlomnllln9 bcl;lmob
men 2lub lnoftc ih sic Sdlpeitern
crmabncn oo$ Stcrbcgclo Iiir Bic per
'torbcnc Shpcitcr @ocbbcI 3l ;ohlen.
Nod Scr &criannluno mcrocN ms
io!acnoe Shlpci,crn nit &otfec lno
Sllbcn crirllhcu: ltarln 9lrt, Caro-
fine 9Irt. Glernprc 9lrb, &ath. 9lrs,
Goth. 9lIcri, alnncmon !Inbcrion. 9u.
orce Wtorio, ,Sricho 9Inrtcrth, Gotb.
9otu, W'orn 9Inn @otnl Ncllcn
VcdlL aoth. Vrcs, Ncllcn gret, Mto
triloa 9rcs.
2at5. E'rng:groI', Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28

niId)e Eroaraun iiir cine 9efomp.
Illna eincs Nngrfis uno Sic riliiiihcn
GcgerporidhGae fiir oic@abruua oes
Srie0cns. Gs ideint 10, nls Oh Die
Tercintcn Eationen MN gclplat iino.
oie NricocnaIroge burd5u'iihrer, ilnb
5lpor hoben iic Sen Goninllniiten BON
China 8elcoculfit acecben, tire
@ilnid)e Ser $40 Gerioumlllna Dor.
}utroQrn. Gnolih lhcint bic Gerntnit
oic Sbcrhono 5l qepinncu, inocm
ma bclNc Scitcn horcn miQ--bic per.
roNcte Ncaierlma Chang Sai.Sbcfs
lmo Sic @chcrridlcr Ghilo@ - uno
mir hoTicn alti Gin gutes Ginperncb.
men balo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
Sin Wprt bcs Tanfcs.

Is ltMo nlln id,on i,rei Mtonotc
beraonQcn. icit Nic NroSlublcr uno
Srob'sIllld)cr hci @onosmonn ssohn
Shullcr nl' @ldlliic in Dcunas
tnlrn lhr ld)onca lNf,if huttcn. Gs
fpor clnc pr0d)tigc llutcrhaltlrng uno
,h tonm c. nldt lntcrloiicn, oud) oi.
feEtlih lbnl, 'clncr trcl,cn 6ottlu rno
'elncn hropCn Snhncn lniercn IN
r'a'1'n CoI>f ou@5,iprch2n fir ihrc
llcbc lSnltfrclmolthfcit rnN M;iibc, sic
lie uns 10 rcid'lid id1cnften. @ir pcr-
Den Die CUTE llutcrhoItr9, omt
Srcl'c 1t. Srnnf, lonOc nid)t pcroci
lel1. IS fonn bcrcn leio TIM, bic nid).
sr'dlcncl morcI,. Mir hoicn. oai; tic
nnd)|tcs &nhr ole fonrnen, ocnr
"Nc n1chr hcito bc'irr.i
Nit bctcm WrlB elcr @ono>mann
9't. Sh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28

Eicr nbboIen, bcgrI'fen, unb noe
Snle 'iibrcn 81 toNncn.
Serrrr bottcn 51hIrclchc Nclp ?)or
fer Sod,irn scr ircllnolc,cn GinIo
Sung Don Sti,m. Snitcr, Snll,htolpn
unb ocrcr 5lpcl tiidtlgcn S0hncn,
@ifc unN Soc Soucr, Solsc acIc'tci
lmo III Vr. $50. &looa' P,s lmS
onoercr sllltps ein gllt nrranaicrtcs
Eifnid acnoiicn unh miro nod, lon9c
oucn Die itdN ooron bctciliQtcn IN at,
9Cichcncr Crinnerln9 b.cibcn.
sl,h Sd)mcltcr Gath. SciIcr be,
I;d,:c tire 5ohlrcitcn Nen 9orfcr
Srclnoc. e. itbcrbrnttc l,no Sriibc
Don bcm cbcn nua in Nri}pno lpci
Icnbcu Gr Erui. Simon >>ii9cI unO
Irou. II. Stoof.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
3mcia 80.

9lm / Sftobcr. Sonntoo. nofmit.
toaa 3 llNr. 'inoct Die rcQclm0biac
s>criommll,na inn Sot,ienhcim Itott.
slnc Eriloer iino hermit crirht iid
an Ser &cr'onlnlluna II hetciliaen.
Gs linh lmnrer rld,tllc elnac!cQens
pCitcn III hciprCd,cn. giit hu ciN Ser.
cln>nlltllic0 hnnn hnil bu and be-.
t'rnrte Fflihtcn lino ?luisobcn 81
"rfilllen. Nclpci'c nurc) hrirc Mime.
'enhclt oob bu bcrcit bit NIT oen
@conltcn oes Gereirs tilr hcin Salt).
iclltllm 81 arbeitcn. Sic ScricnSeIt
lit Jest pnritber uno bcahoIb MIRO e5
erluartct bab cine quite 3ohl Der 9rii,
Ser int ser Ncrn1nnlIllla onpecno
'ein lpcrocn.
Gergcbt Oarllm nid1t Vriiocr. om
Sountog. ben / Sft., lit Gcrcinspcr.
lommlllna.
Iiulam ~ Iortmon, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28

re Teiertaaspofct enthdlt lcst trle
il Den friiberen Sabrcn eincn gam.
en- lruihobn in scr Sole BON cincm
fcttogeluiGt bon : Tfllno mo Smar
acpoft in ipet Efuno Shlpclnc'
'd)molS. Il3u fonlult cine reldlllhc
@ornicruna, 10 oob cine EomIIie bon
rpolf Eerioucu an oic'cm traoltlo'
nellen 1eiertasaeiien ibr 8cnil9e fin
Nen tann.
llebcroics entDdlt oos Iclcrtdas'
pafet: s llrcn Spct. s lln5cn Vut'
ter, 1 E'iuo EIlm EubNinn, 80
Sronaenmarmclobc. 1 V'llno Nels, 1
ViunO ao''cc, I Efl,no 3udcr lno |
Eiun0 Nuplcr Sd)ofolo0e. Ter Ercls
bcs Vafctc: bctruat $3.50 Collar,
@le in ollcn an0crrn Sdacn biirgt oIc
Gore tiir Tree 3l,'tcllcun9 ald) olc'e>
Yofctes IN allen Scilcn poN Gcut'de
Gano lno Seitcrrcidl eln'd)lcBIldl
ser Sopietione pon Icutid,IanO.
@eitelllnacu mtrOen bon icOcr To-
folCu Stcllc ser Care lnnlttclbar
old onn Ser Care, 30 @roao Ct,
Ir>n 9lnrf : Observation-Disclosures
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
Uen ,,Garc"
Tcntihe uno Ccitcrrcid,cr erhalten
nnd, in bicicm Sabre hns ,.Gnrc"
,rciertags.Nahrunssmitte'pafct.

Tcutinonn unh Sc'tcrrclh gcho.
rem michcr III Den ;uhIrcic,cn eurnpG.
i'chcn 20nhern, mc.te i'm loll'cnnen
Sabre No* tcionNerc Sciertog>potct
Iiir Sen TonfinalNastoa ,1nN @clh.
Nahtcn crhnltcN fonncn. Ii2s muybc
'oeher pom Observation-Disclosures Scr
Care, VouI Gnmlcn TrCnd, Crflort.
Gum hr;ttcnnrnI errroalitt es on.
her Sic Care, bor Sic HImcrisoner
btrdl baa Tcicrtnaspotct inrcn Ser
manotcu MD ,frcunocn in ser o.!er
N>clnot Sic Scllnntmc on Ionfioa,
lrngstoa llno on Der NclhNod,t>'clcr
in arciIhore N0hc riifcn. Gn> hc'nn,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
Iurh icin @ort mir 5ugClonot.

Iurh icin Wort mir Sueclonot.
9oiic mic) in bie'en St,ranfcn
Shne citlc Sorgcn iciu
SblicBe mid nit ben Wconnsen
,Sn eir ltlellc Wc'en clu.
G1S bic Welt MIDI gar nif,t ltort
@ern meln Soer5 oih reocn bort.
0ab bein @ort mir eincn Spicge!
>Sn ser Solqc >seiu iein.
Triidc orou' hcln @Noocniieocl
Shlicb Sen Stoe i'm Acr5cn Elm,
Tos ih felt i'm @Ial,ben itch
@is id, sort 5lnn Stoucn ach'.
@illiam %. &ortnor, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
2lms lstinNier, Ont, Cat,.
Nuirni,

NufrMf.
9ln nuc Ecrcine l,ro 3oiit1licoCr hcs
GcntrNl &crhonoca ron Nmcrifo..
Ger e. z. z. &. II. %crcit ron
&lno'nr, GonnSo, lonct icNcn ,SrellnN
rnb lritg!ich hcriid, cin 81 ser ON
7. Sftobcr itattiirhcnNCn Ginnclh
ma ihrcr meme Ncrcin2hoUc. 9GG
@nnoottc Ctr, ucrhIlnhcN nit 'cit
lihcm NbenbcTcn.
9lniong ) llhr uhcnhs. Nnd>hcr miro
'ih icocr Trelrnh bon fcrn uNh nnb
lllitig l,tcrboItcN. Nilr quito M;l,'lt
uno Griri'tunecn lit ou'a bette ge.
inro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
Ndhrllf!

leucrc: @ort ous Hnttcs Mf"nlhe,
gos MIR ln,tcr Scgcr trNgt
Gid, o0ciu hob' ih sum (Srurhe
Weirer Scliafclt nclcgt:
2sn hir trcIf id, nIlca on
saas iu @ott mid iilhren foN>.
@siit Ser Wnaocn ser i'm @cyte
Miid, on Wottcs 1eric Icat.
Ccfine mir ocs $,in1m:I* Eforte,
Ins n,cin Wcl't bier rcht crluG9t
g2as fiir Sd,dbc @ot.cs Nnub
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
Siebenbiiroiid,, ,2lmerifoniihes Delf:t1att

o;cien .Ibcno eiroclo>cu. 6 ino 80
Sd,,uritcrN pon Tcrcin sic lih Sic
Miibc nCbcn mcrocn e,,t, cincn lido
ncn ?lbcnh il hcrciten. @ittc fonlmt
nllc I'M aortcnportic ON s. Sftnbcr.
&atp. Eiinasaruii, Sctr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
Subanm araQ

ms Shlrfanpcn gcbiirtla, Bra. g..
slops belt IN ser lestcn Terinmn.
lung cincr 5u 0er5en aebenoen mar.
mcn Nnbrul.
Gin pnnr Nnten Dor icIncm 2lb'
iebcn m1r ielnc nna alien mobile
fannie Trou Sophie &rnll nllI Vcs
'llc) bel llns Ncn Gcrfern, nlemnuo
Nnnnls. baa elu pnnr @nt,en Iplter
Ser SoO unicrcn %nnesmaNn bon
inns nnbnr. Ut noge III SrIcoen ruben
Esd audi 6rel,be bat unicr 3ipcia
crlebt. Ser inns bicllacn Soh'en mcbI.
bctonltc Foilcr Sprutb lit. @ott lei
gcoantt, noN elmer 'dnpcrcn 3ronf'
belt 5ienllb aenc'cn uno hiclt nj lei.
ner belebtcn Stride lpieocr oem3nt.
tcsoienit.
Nub int &nlic BON Wr. II. Sd,n.
Tueorniher hcrridte Nreloe, "a icis
nem Scbn @iQ hurd, ieine Satin
Elm itramIrer Sohn dehrren n,urhc
lno Der Yoitor Grrpin Srruth, Sohn
Don Gaitor Spruth Sr., ,'rcllica ieine
erlte CalIe als Yaitor. Snllfpatcn
maren 8ec. &lops Sr. lmo @attIn
Nancp!
Mud mlier bei1ciNenes Ghepaar
Gpnnert erIebten Dor ein ponr Wipna.
ten sic erobc Srcuoe cine 9ifte, Die
aus Wien in Nen Dorf eintrof, bonn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-28
HmnHesreeierune t,ah
Berlin cinecla>en

@crIin. Ser 9crIiner Stohtperoro.
nctcnunritchcr q. Gttp Suhr hat in
ciNcm Strelbcn al hel, @lmbcsfnni-
Ter Tr. atNrnoucr einqclnocn, or Ser
oufcrorhcntliher 1Sc't'itunQ hes
5tontporIoncnts onI0bIit hcs Sn.
tro'ticBcns Scr ncuen &er'ni'uns am
I. Sftober. teiI3uuehmen.
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,lms titles. Obi>
3mcia %.

Sic Sflpcitcrn hce 3tpcIa % rrcr.
Sen acbcten Ser r0d,ilen %cr'1mm.
Iilng am Spnntoo, ncn I Sftobcr. >
llhr nntmittaes bciSupchncn; es
miro oud Die BiiNcrvriiilna obgc.
bolteN. g. Dilnthcr, Sefr.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-09

member, heatedly countered with
the accusation that Senator Nc
earthly was making irresponsible
remarks" that were unworthy of
Senator"
This was only one of several
sharp exchanges as the subcom-
mittee began its second day of
hearings into Senator McCarthy's
charges that Communists and fell
low travellers have been employed
in the State Department.
Threatens to Subpoena Files.
Other developments included:
l. A threat by Chairman Tyd-
ings of the subcommittee to
subpoena Senator McCarthy's
files.
2. A statement by Senator Nc
earthly that ''rumors are going
around" that the State Depart
ment is ''rifling its files" and is
seeking to find out his informants
within the department in order to
fire them.
The angry exchanges were set
off when Chairman Tydings re-
newed a demand made yesterday
for Senator Mccarthy to tell
whether he has in his fi1es the
name of "a high State Depart
ment official" he accused of hav-
ing sought to alter the State De-
partment's loyalty records. The
charges were made in Senator
McCarthy's February 20 speech
in the Senate that led to this
investigation.
Senator Mccarthy said he had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-09
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Mar. 9.-The Labor
government made it crystal clear
today that it would resign and call
for new elections if defeated to-
night on a motion opposing ma
tionalization of steel
Herbert Morrison, Deputy Prime
Minister and leader of the slender
Labor majority in Commons, said
fatty everybody must understand
that it involves an issue of con-
f1dence as far as the government
are concerned"
All parties are making every eff
fort to insure that every member
is present when the crucial vote
comes.
One Tory member, Lord John
Hope, has been running a temper
allure. 1t has been suggested he
might be brought by ambulance
from his home for the vote.
At least three Labor members
are not expected to be present
because of illness but one Tory
has not yet been sworn in and
four are i'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-09
Coal Delivery Curbs
To End Here Today

All restrictions on the delivery
and consumption of coal were to
be removed at the close of business
today, it was announced at the
District Building.
J. T. Kennedy, chairman of the
District Fuel Co-ordinating Com
rittee, said the voluntary con-
trolls on soft coal deliveries
adopted during. the mine strike
were being lifted with the ap-
proval of Engineer Commissioner
Gordon r. Young.
Mr.. Kennedy said coal dealers
have assured the Commissioners
they are in position to assume
control of the situation and have
guaranteed to meet requirements
of top priority institutions.
1.-The committee feels it appro-
pirate to commend the coal divi-
sion of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association and the
dealers for their cooperation dur
ing the recent emergency" Mr..
Kennedy said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-09

chev, who was suspended from MS
United Nations engineer position
after his arrest on March 4, l949
u. N. Oath Violation Charged.
You were accepted by us in
the role of friend" he declared
and added that Gubitchev had
violated his United Nations oath
by his actions.
Gubitchev did these things
with an arrogant smile on your
lips and your face" the judge
said.
Gubitchev has identified him.
self as a third secretary in the
Russian Foreign Ministry.
Turning to Miss Coplon, Judge
Ryan said:
You brought disgrace on your
name and disgrace on your family
The country looks upon you with
sorrow. The country does not
seek vengeance but punishment
must be substantial as a warning
to Others"
Then, he added, she had been
found guilty of betraying your
country"
Mr.. Saypol, in announcing the
Governments position. empha-
sized that the State Department
(See SPY TRIAL, Page A-3.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-09
Woman Knocked Down,
Badly Hurt by Her Car

A Silver Spring woman was
seriously injured today when she
was knocked down by her own car.
The Silver Spring Rescue Squad
was called to the home of Mrs.
Anna Dickhaut, SO, of 1908 Say
brook avenue. Her car, with the
motor running and the gear shift
lever in neutral, was parked OPP
posite her house, rescue squad
members said. They said she told
them it had knocked her down
but she was unable to explain how
it had happened.
Mrs. Dickhaut was taken to
Suburban Hospital, Bethesda, with
chest injuries and face and head
cuts. Her condition was described
as serious.
Montgomery County police are
investigating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-09
Labor to Call Another Election
If Beaten in Steel Vote Today
Morrison Declares Government Will Quit
If Tory Motion Of Criticism Is Carried

These individual cases assume
Importance because Labor has an
overall majority of only seven,
with 315 of the 624 seats filled
at the general election.
The British government tradi-
tionally resigns if beaten on a
vote of confidence.
There had been speculation that
the cabinet might not accept a
reversal on the steel motion as an
issue of confidence.
The Liberal Party with only
nine members in the Commons
could swing the voting either way,
if a few Laborites fail to show
up for the voting set for 10 o'clock
tonight Is pm. EST.
The Liberals came out flatly in
their election campaign against
naturalization of industry. But
some observers felt that they
might not want to bring on new
elections by going against Labor
at this time, preferring to wait
until they could muster more po-
litical strength.