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Evening star., 1950-06-25
Sale Of Sesqui Ticket!
For July "A Program
To Open Tomorrow

Miss Mary Jane Hayes. Miss
Washington of 1949." will officially
open the sale of tickets for the
July 4 Sesqui celebration at IL
am. tomorrow in front of the Dis
trict Building.
officials of the National Capital
Sesquicentennial Commission an
nounced yesterday that she will
dedicate the trailer-ticke Office
outside the District Building. Miss
Hayes will be aided in this by
candidates for the 1850 Miss
Washington title in Station
WWDC's contest to name her sue
cessor.
The American Trailer Co. made
the trailer ticket Office available
officials explained. A giant
Scroll of Freedom" will be
placed in the trailer for visitors
to sign.
Fireworks to Be Special.
c. Melvin Sharpe, fireworks
committee chairman. promised
that this years Fourth of July
display on the Washington Monu-
ment grounds will be more bril-
liant than anything seen in any
previous celebration.
An entertainment program will
be presented by Allen Zee, Broad
way stage director as part of the
celebration. The Sesquicentennial
Chorus, directed by Paul Gala
way; a historical pageant, the
Army, Navy and Marine Bands
and a speaker yet to be announced
will be highlights of the program,
officials explained.
Carter T. Barron, the commits
sion's executive vice chairman, is
general chairman Of the celebra-
ton. to be known as Salute to
Independence" 1t is being spon-
sored jointly by the commission,
the National Capital Parks Office,
the District Recreation Board and
the Greater National Capital
Committee Of the Washington
Board of Trade.
July to Be Banner Month.
July will be banner month for
the Sesqui, officials declared. In
addition to the Fourth of July
celebration, the SeSquicentennial
concerts by the National Sym
phony Orchestra will begin at $50
pm. week from today. This will
be q series of IL concerts to be
held Sundays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at $3.50 pm.
The orchestra's musical director,
Howard Mitchell, is arranging to
have famous guest conductors ap-
pear during the series. Dorothy
Maynor, soprano, will be heard in
the opening concert.
In addition to the concert series,
there will be two historical art
exhibits at the Corcoran Gallery
Of Art and the National Gallery of
Art. The first performance of Paul
Green's symphonic drama is slated
now to open August 4 In the am
phitheater under construction In
Rock Creek Park.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
Wisconsin Scout Bond
To Pluy at SyIvon Show

The 100-piece Boy Scout band
of Racine, Wis, said to be among
the finest Boy Scout musical or
ganizations in the world. will play
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the Sylvan
Theater.
Senator Wiley, Republican. of
Wisconsin. is sponsoring the con-
cert.
The band members are stopping
here en- route to the International
Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley
Forge. Pa.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

the white lawmakers to revise
the ground rules of living together
It is up to the whites, said the
editorial. because this is o democ-
racy and the white man Is in the
majority.
Until the ground rules are re-
vised, the editorial advised. both
sides will have TO be patient"
Last OF q Series
The Valley settler., 1950-10-13
TO V A | D E /

(; William Hoskins, Experimental Farm, ma de Q trip to Valdez this week, wi tn the keiers Transfer Co. Bill reports an en- joyable trip and can vouch for the fact that it real ly rains In Valdez.
 TAKE WEEKEND TRIP MT. and Mrs Clayton Esslingcr and chil- dren, Gretchen and Howard, notored to Chitina wi tn MT. anG Mrs. Harlow Hodgson last Week-ends
 PAL MFR VISITOR Ui1burn Tossing is in Palmer this week visiting his brother-in-1aw, Leon Faurie GOING OUTSIDE
 John and Nary Witt are making plans to leave Nov. 1st, for the state of F1ashin- Gton where they will spend the Wtnter. Mrs tt who owns and operates t h Valley Cleaners hes leased her estab- l1shnent to slim and Gladys tcIahon. Vivian Goodrich will continue to manage the plant.
 BURIAL SERVICES In Palmer cemetery, October 10th, ser vices were held at the graveside for the sttllborn child of Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Vasanoja. The child died Tue- soey in the Valley Hospital.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-23

hat es iraenoeiner aebidtet, be,n
8ott aab All iaaen, ipas ct leioet. Gr
iproh ober in einfdItiaer @eiie &C.
robe oas aus, ipas Den pielen anoe=
ren am Seraen poer ouf Der 2unae
loa uno ipofiir iie bas @ort niht
fanbcn. 9fun befpnmt bas 9icb iuic
cin Icerer &elh eincn ncllen Snbolt.
eincn neuen lleberflub. Ser Sid)ter,
beiien foum cr Qeoelift poer ocnen
9tamen perlpreu aino, alciht CT nid)t
eincm iponoernocn Golold)mie0eQc=
iellcn, ser einen ipanbernben &elh
it)uf lmo oonn inS llnbefonnte ipci=
teripanberte?
Tie iiebenbiiraiide GolOidmiebe=
fl,nit ipar I'M Mittelalter beriibmt
m,o periorate bic 0itlihel, 2GnOer
NIT 9Sofolen, &leinobien, Shmuf
lmo 3ierot, belie nein Gplf ols
@leihnis ieiner Toieinslult beoarf.
Mon fonnte iaae, oab ollh bos lic=
benbiiroiihc &plfslico pom Sober
ltrauh cine iolhe foltbarc @olDs
idrmicocorbcit lei. 9enn lpcr lpciR es,
bon all oene, bic cs iinaen, bob es
Gin iiebcnbiiraiicbes &olfslieO lit
unb bof Der iiebcnbiiroiide Efarrer
9tDmcr es oebirbtet lu,b &irChner bic
sWelp0ie 0clett hat?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-23

aeiierbeit ousoearoben ,nb bcfannt
oenoht. Sic Spinncrinncn ionaen
Sieoer. sic niht ipeiter slriidreid)=
ten ols in bie 3eit ibrer llrNrpRmiit=
ter. 9lber audi oieie nellci 2icber
lnterluarfen lid, oleih Der lleberlie=
ferl1no lmo erfiillten iih biz gum
Eonb NIT ben oltcn 2eremonien Dcs
gralld)tlrms lmb Der Site.
Seimat lmb &olfsIieo ocb0ren su=
iommen ipie Die @eiac rnb bos 2icb,
bas ollf ihr Neipielt miro. Senn bic
Scimat lit es, bic inns ali bic alien
iiiBen 2icoer ins Sbr ipielt, ipenn
mir Soeimlpeb baben. Giacntlid) lit
Der bloBe Numr r6eimat" ihon Elm
Sicb, iueniNitens riibrt es inns 10 an,
als flinoe in ieinem sSnnern ipie aus
lpeitcr sSerne cine gSeiie aus 1nierer
ainbheit. balo iiiR, bolh lpeb. Scbcs
9olfslieb lrn,fabt in einem 9oacn=
Itrid beibes: Suit Der 6eimat uno
Suit Der 9iebe, poer aucb: S0eimlpeb
uno 2icbesneh. iper fDnnte bos 10
aenou lmteriheioen?
Sas Solfslieo lit anonnm, non
fraat nid)t nah Dem Sid)ter. @etpiB
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-23

@enr man III Ser berltigen mo.
oernen 3eit bas Haoio onltellt, Tim
Oie Nabritten 81, borcn, bort mon
10 bauIig Ocn 9lniagcr: vEariS bat
ons @ort"; vSamhltrg bat bas
@ort"; rSouoon fat Nas @ort";;
oocr rSofio fat oas @ort". Sbpobl
touIcnoc bon Mcilen cntiernt, iino
mir nittcls bes @unbcrs Ocs Mooios
i1 Ser Gage, i'm 9tu oui Sen Shar,-
pIat elncS intereiionten Grcigniiies
iu bulthcn.
sSie anOers mar es bo1 Dor 32S
Sabren, OILS NoS bcfannte fIcine
Sd)iffben pom Gn9lano abiegelte
@obriHeinlid) pareu rcft lueni9c
aberdeen am 9ier, I'm Sen Sic Gellc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-23

grdllcben eines GoIfes betrohten,
Inn ieinc hinterariinbiae Seoelu,tnQ
su crioiicn. sn eincn Splfe ipie Dem
iiebcnbiirQiihcn iinb Sitte unp
Srollh niht blpB &oltiim, belpabrte
SbcrflGhc llno iSreube am altberae=
brahtcn, ionoern lie iir,o lebenoioer
Scitanbtcil, 0elpiiiermaBen aeheims
nisppller SSirfltpff i'm fcltaefilaten
9lrtocfiihI lmo Gemeil,ihaftslpillen.
s(uh bos Golfslich lit porin einbe=
soocr. Sas Splfslicb miro niclt einz
iod 10 oobcr oeillnaer, ipeil Stimz
mln1o, Gciellihaft pber &anbcr=
id,oft bosu slnlaB Qab, lonoern es
miro ocilnocn ais Sell elmer ilberz
licfcrten Site, eines Sraudbtrms.
cn friiheren 3eiten Qab es in
Scutiblanb nod Den Sorfbrllnnen
lrnn bic SnrflinDe ols Mittclpunft
elmer p0rflicben @emcinihoft, mo III
Wlcihniiien rmO SieDcrn bic Stllfcn
hcs menihlihen 2ebers,, Gcburt,
Sopffcit lno 4rdb, ernlcl1en lpllrz
ocn. glbcr in Siebcnbiir9cn tpar Die
les Sraud)tum bis iebt @irflirhfcit
unb Geocnlpart. &enn in Den lunaen
SSinteraberben Die MtdDhen oes
Sorics III Der Spinnltube slliams
mcnfomcn, onQetan nit Der icbOnen
Srudt ihrcs Sprfes, llno ipelm Die
frDhlihcn Spinnerinncn bam bcn
,Sahen alpirnten lmb ipamnen, Oomn
ionocn lie oieie 2icocr, umb bas 9ieb
mar gcltanbtcil bielcr 8emeinlam=
felt lnb llcbcrlieferunQ lnb erfilllte
icincn sluftrao oils &irfitoTf oleles
bcinnDcren Sebcns.
@elpiR iinD piele alte 9ieoer in
Icrociicnhcit Qcraten. 8clebrte lmb
9icbhabcr huben einiaes bapon aus
Dem Schutt bolber pbcr aanser Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-23
Herbstkonzert des Eintrucht-
Hermuniu Maennerchors
Won Hermann Wolf.

Der Mcr1inniQfcit icincr SidDtlmN
DON Sntihncl &unruO. Der nud, nCnl
hcQeiltcrtcu 9lpplolts bon Efarrer
,Soiicl Den &pnscrtbcllld)crn uorNez
itellt mllrOc.
Sic &pmppiition bieler tiefenpz
flmocnen SicbtllnQ lit, lpic 10 piclc
NnDere aus i0hiiichcr Sctlcnticfe,
ppn lSrof. Jiubnlf Sdlliter.
gSipcr Griportcl1 ihDn ianQcn oic
gunatcr Sdpabcn i'm 0cnlilhten
Gbnr lntcr ihrcm SiriNenten Hpbcrl
s. ShciS ySlhcnofrieDe an Gbcin"
BON 90. 9tclmlonn.
Sturf in Der Spnfillle, prifclnD
i'm SLANG Der N0bcnlnQcn llnn Dcllt.
lid motipiCrcno III Der Scrbiloli=
tbrno iona S$ubn Soollncr uls Sari.
toniit On tbe Tuoo TO Monoplap"
Don .. Speafs.
Gin SSicner &ol3er", bon 81.
Senutfi in Der bcutihen Sprad)=
uno 6elun0cstchuif llnterlhieo lidI
bon Dem linn unQcbprencn NlltB Der
cnQliicben Spracbidbc in Der Sertos
nlll1Q.
rSeincr Sprode, Seiner Sitte,
Scinen Sotcn blcibe treu" bon 81.
9tifoIaus icblpB i'm einprufpollcn
GortraQ ol1rd, Die Gintracht alliom=
men nit Den Soroninnen Den Sans
9esrci9en ub.
Cine lSoiie bon 6. g. 'Sreunb
ySas ScftprcllsGromen" in Der 81.
lSilfinocr ais lSrnfciinr cine mar
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-23

fonte sSi0ur oboab, Sans Stciner
uls &onoioot I'M Gramcn Dem mo-
niltiichcn 3eitolter entiprehclDe
9lnhpprten crteiltc, lnb 3. SpQnelcr
ais Ecpcll uno Sicncr in ben lm=
olouhlihitcn MibperltGnoniIicn lid)
bcnabm, brohte Den hcrSlih luhcn=
Den Scillhcrn ben 9(hiblub Oes Of
fi,icllcn &pnicrtteilcs.
Sn 1rpHcn Spciiciaal Der lnltc=
rem HGumc lparen bie Safcln filr ca.
800 Fcripnell 9cbeft.
Gs lit fir bcn itillen gcobod)ter
bci ioIhcn iSeitlihfeitcn i'm 9Sclt=
icite Sadicnheim immer cine 1Srell=
Sc feltiuitcllcn, nit pclhem Sc
i6if umo in ipcli, fllrscr 3eit eine
nodb Sulbcrtcn sGblcnbc Mcn0c bon
oieien icit Sobren crfobrcnen lmn
oclpunbten SGhlinnen aus DEM Gu
rpnio= 3irfcI in Der S,ualitGt. ionic
in Ser SltantitGt zines pollltGnOiQen
9lbenDeiicns NIT &affec llno SUDDEN
bebient lrerOcn.
Sobei flicbt itcts cine fold laute,
unoenierte llnterbaltlna Die in
ihrcn Gemiih bon rSdcbIiih" rno
Sod)<Scltid oft cine iplnoericbDnc
9tote fir Den icbt=Sahien bat.
9toh Dem Giien ioh man bic ells
ten mebr nod, ols Die Sllnocn I'M
Qroben Soole oas Sansbeiu ihlpil=
Ncn.
Sin mpocrncS San,orheiter She
Eplfobettcs" lieb NtelpDien bonn
Stapcl, bic bus Den Sahien oeleacnc
unooriihc temperament itets al
rnthuliihcu GclucnllIlncu nllrcnte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-23

Cine Der lpcientliheren &cran=
ftoItunoen, bie bos &eltIeitc= Sudl=
ienhcim in ieinen, orobclt &pnsert=
faaI allidbrlicb entfaltet, lit ous
6oupt &pnsert Der yGin=
tracbt" 6ermania" I'M Hahmct
briiperIiher Mitipirtuna oller SGhz
fiidlcn SGnaer=&ereinialln0en Der
Grie=Staot Glepclanb.
stn ipabrboft 6ermuniiher Ginz
frad)t entipidelte iih am peraonae=
nen Spnntoo am ipGten 9fad)nitta0
unter Ser 2eitrna bon Grof. Hunolf
Gfriter ein harn1pniih srlammens
QeItelltes lroaramm.
In flpttem Sen,po unb linnpollcr
slb,pefsllma iplroen bcn &onscrts
beillhcrn &laIiiihe GbDre, Golfss
unb Seimatlieoer, ionic Sletts lno
Gplps aebradt.
Sn iSprm unh Stimrllln1. IN
&lanaIch0ne unb &lana Ieinlcit
aeihnetcn iid,, ipie 10 oft bel iolhcn
Torbietunaen, bic uSaroninnen
aus.
cbr sinaen hattie etipas erfriIdens
bcs. etipas iebr aen,iitpOllcs.
9ser III oas Siebenbilrailih =Sdd,s
iiihe GoIfstum iih pertieft, mocht
bic erireulihe @abrnehnllna, oob
oerohe inter ieinen Ginfafcn iich 10
piele nit einer poetiidleu sloer be-
finhen.
Sas bon Der Gillette Siebertofel
acIonQIih erbebeno ppr0etraaenc
.Scimat, Iich 6clmatlanD" lit in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-23

mad, ser Neucn 8eIt ontretenoen
Yilgern 2ebeipobl 5u iasen. 0ieie
9el,te noren cine Heibe bon Sabren
TliidItlinge in Sollano 9epeien, alio
cine Uruppc bon ~peraciienen fIeinen
2euten" bcs II. Sabrbunoerts.
Sic tpareu bon ser Seinat Der.
trieben woroen, neil lic 0reibeit Ser
8otteSperebruns iudten. llnO ihlieb-
Iib ponSten lie iih nad) amerita.
Tas mar 1920. limo als lie nah
ihifiolsreiGer Sabrt in Hlpmoutb
BOD lonoetcl, loite oieie fleine
8ruppe cine ser grobten io5ialen,
moraliiden uno geiltigen gepeglln.
gen ser GeiUidte aus, beren mir
llns nieoer einmal an oleiem Ganf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-23
Graht, Site ,snH 8ra,ast>
tunt Scr Siebcnbiiroer
Gpn Sr. Sans @iibr

M(moort, Srodt, Sitte ,rnb
grouhtum ser Sicbenbilroer Suh-
len ipieQeln olf ihrer Gbenc Den
Sim Der natilrl. &orputenfcitlno
lmh Der &irhcl,burocll lpincr, nims
lid, iein Seber lmo ieinc 9lrt 81, pcrs
'teiDiocn, all hcipahrcn ,nb ucocn Den
frembcn S(nitlrn, ohslihlicbcl,.
Srad,t lpor in Sicbenbiirucn chcnip
'lpic Sittc unb grauh noh ,,irht ohz
oelG't pnn ihrcn llriprilnNcn lmo
9luftrGoen lnb nid,t ipie etlua in
GclltihIonb. smeiit nur nod, MetGt
lmb reflcftiertc Srellhe am S5einot=
flrnblihen. ionbern tic erfiillte cine
pcrbinblirhe lmb iilnpolle Nunftion
I'M Sroonismls cincr s(rtocnlcil,z
ihoit. Seine bGrflihe Sraht nit
ltGbtiidcr &lciolno pertoltihcn, hicb
in Sicbcnbiirocn yIid ousflei=
hen", bas beibt aus elmer oon, be-
Itimntcn Sebcnsipiirhe iid IoslGiel
lmb einc nripote llnperbinblihe Gri=
Iten' su fiihren.
Sci ioIhcm 9(iftroo Der Srodlt i'm
9cbcn elmer Gemcinihoft lit leiht
cin,uIcben. marrnn oerobe bic Sroht
llnb Sic Sinoe. sic nit ibr sriamz
menbdnoen, ipie Stiferei. &eberei
lnb 8olbihmicbeflnit, cine 10 orphe
lnb rcihe Gntfoltlma lnb llntcr=
id,ciblna erfahren fonten. co mic
Sitte unb grouh Sen 9(6Iouf hes
9chens reoelten. 10 be1timn1ten iie
| ouh bie 9(rt Ser Srad)t in ben per=
ihiebcnen s(ltersIhlfen lnb perliehcn
bem 2ebcn ben 9lusbrrf Scr Orb
mlna 1nb Scr gSiirbe. Sic ichDnen
Stifereicn an Sen Mmhen lnb Sit
rhern tpicbcrholten otf cine licbcns=
miirbiae Meiie lrnb in Ser 9(rt ibrer
Mr1ter bieicn S(ushrnf.
S(ber am Sunntoo crit fam bic
Srod)t aur pnllen Gntfoltlnu lmb
ipurbc oon, gusbruf Der @iirbc
nb Der ,Scierlihfeit in ihrcn per=
| lid)iebenen 9(b1tllillnaen lrnh Slborten,
| onoers fiir bic fleinen MGbhen, arz
oers fiir bic WGabe. fir Die iunaen
israuen, fir bic Motrnnen lmb @rei=
Iinnen. ShDne rcihe @olbihmiebe=
arbeiten, prGdbtiae @iirtel, ssibeln
un0 Yofelnabeln, BON ben Gdteril
ererbt unb an bic Gnfel tpeiterae=
reiht, if)miiften bic Gebdrben bie=
ies 2ebens nit 8lan, bes Heihtums
uno Der 2ebensfunlt.
g(uh bas Golfslieb mllR man i'm
3uiammenbanQ NIT ben Sitten uni
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-11-23

fasunsstas belpubt tperSen. l1no
trob aaer @iScr,pGrtisfeiten bielten
lie jtanO. Gen erlten 8inter 1921
iiberIebten bon 1Ol Mnlieolern pe.
gen Ser &Glte uno Oes Sungers MIR
81. Mn oieiem Tanfiasungsta9 fann
Mmerifa, ,pie Oamals beten: Tanfet
ocm Serrn Senn er lit ireunolid,
uno feline @iite pdbret npiglid.
slls in oen letter Sabren 2dnber
ienieits Ser Meere iib lit ibrer Not
an slmerifa tpanbten, ,pies Sieies
2ano iie nid)t 5uriid. Gs braubt
nidt langer nebr Not 5u beiiird)ten.
Gs lit Elm 2ano Ser iibcrreitDen Tiille,
ser Broiperitlt. Man fat allen
@runo, Tanf All iaacn!
Evening star., 1950-08-08

/ dream has faded. In the first
place, these weapons are not in
production on the required scale:
in the second place, Russian weap-
ons in many respects are still su-
perior to those of the United
States, though not so finished and
polished in appearance. These
lessons have been learned in
Korea.
Furthermore. the Russian pro-
ductive capacity, save for certain
definite limitations in the elec-
tronic field, can be turned to pro-
duction of the new weapons just
as easily as United States produc-
tive capacity. If Soviet "conven-
tional" weapons are superior in
many fields to American weapons
why would they not have new
wonder weapons" equal to the
United States?
Industry Bears Load.
Why are these figures on Rus
sian production so vital to the
safety of the United States in the
years just ahead? Mr.. Raymond
says; I'm the final showdown. the
fighting forces are no more than
skilled delivery boys, delivering
packages of death. Russia now
has the worlds largest air. tank
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Could Match Our Peak World War II Production Today

and submarine fleets, but these
will not win a long war, unless
Soviet heavy industry can back
them UP. The production task will
be gigantic. In peacetime, ar
army loses 3 per cent Of it's tanks
per year in accidents and plair
wear and tear.
when war comes. 100 per cent
of the tanks are lost each year
and huge factories must toll night
and day to replace them. War
losses of airplanes and artillery
are equally fantastic, not to men,
ton the expenditures of millions
of shells and bombs"
| It took no cloak and dagger
work by Mr.. Raymond to get the
information on which he has
based his conclusions. He got his
information by studying the pro-
duction figures released by the
Soviet Union, and evaluated them
on the basis of his own flrst-hano
information and knowledge. He
studied the extensive Slavic lit
erature on Russian production
He had available the knowledge
and opinion of American and
English experts, as well as those
from other countries.
Thousands of scholars in the
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Lonely Hearts SIayers
Get Stay Pending Appeal

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-The
lonely hearts" slayers-Raymond
Fernandez and Mrs. Martha Beck
have been granted stays of
execution pending an appeal to
the United States Supreme Court.
a defense lawyer announced yes
terday.
Stays were signed by Chief
Judge John T. Loughran Of the
New York State Court of Appeals,
Attorney William Richter said.
Mrs. Beck, 80. and Fernandez,
35, were scheduled to die in the
electric chair at Sing Sing prison
August 81. They were convicted
of the bludgeon- -strangulation
Staying Of Mrs. Janet Fay, Co.
year-old Albany On. " widow.
The convictions were upheld
and the death date set by the
State Court of Appeals. A clem-
ency plea has been heard by Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey. but he has not
announced any decision.
Evening star., 1950-08-08

universities and Institutes in
America are studying the Soviet
Union. The growth of Russia's war
potential has been known to
every government in the West.
Yet, in the face of this, delib-
crate decisions were made by the
American Government, not only
to cut defense preparations, but
to cut them regressively year
after year. At the same time. the
Soviet Union was known to be in
creasing its war making power
progressively-not on a one or
two-year basis, but on basis in
creasing by f1ve-year stages def
nitely planned through the year
1870.
| AS the prospect Of worldwide
Soviet aggression becomes more
real. the logic by which the
United States reduced its strength
deliberately while knowing the
Soviet Union was increasing In
strength deliberately is one of
the battling mysteries Of Amer
ican postwar policy.
Chicago Daily News Foreisn service,'
Evening star., 1950-08-08
1.-Two Harvard Men Make
First Climb Of Peru Peak
BY the Associated Press

LIMA, Peru, Aug. 8.-Two Har-
ward students have scaled hith-
erto-unconquered Mt. Yerupaja.
called the Butcher" by Peruvians,
but one is coming back from the
successful try with a frozen foot.
The two men who made the
journey to the 4-mile-high snow
capped summit were David Har-
rah of Seattle, Wash, and James
Maxwell of Braintree, Mass. It
was the first recorded climbing of
the Andean peak.
Reports reaching here from the
remote mountain region, about
300 miles northeast of Lima, said
Mr.. Harrah suffered a frozen foot
and Mr.. Maxwell a frozen toe
when they were forced to spend
the night on the mountain with
out shelter.
The men are due here today
for treatment.
Evening star., 1950-08-08
By the Associoted Press

BERLIN, Aug. 8.-The Soviet
licensed news agency Adm says
an American plane dropped two
incendiary bombs on a Russian
occupied German village July 81
The report, released yesterday.
identified the American plane as
an "S-45" and said the incident
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Guilty Of Bomb Attempt,
Man Barred From Family
BY the Assoeieisd Press

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8.-John
Henry Grant, convicted of at
tempting to wipe out his family
with a time bomb, has been for
hidden ever to see his children
again.
The 32-year-old aircraft engi-
neer, who faces a possible 120-
year prison term, was divorced
yesterday by his wife, Betty, 20.
The decree specifically denies him
the right to see his two children,
Marie Ann. S. and Robert Earle, S.
The charge was cruelty.
Grant was found guilty of try
ing to murder his wife and the
children for $4,000 insurance.
The bomb. placed in a suitcase,
was discovered just before the
scheduled departure of an airliner
on which they were passengers
April II. No one was injured.
Evening star., 1950-08-08

Can official at the Pentagon in
Washington said no American
planes use an "S'' designation. He
said he had not heard of such
an incident.)
Evening star., 1950-08-08
Reds Soy U S. Plane Fire Bombed East Reich

occurred at Oranienbaum in
Saxony.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Two Boiling Base Airmen
Held in Auto Theft

United States Commissioner Cy-
ril S. Lawrence yesterday held two
Air Force privates for the grand
jury on charges of grand larceny
of an automobile.
The airmen, Pyts. George A
Williams, 10, and Delbert C. Nice
warner, jr., 20, of Boiling Ali
Force Base, are accused OF taking
a car last week from a parking
place in the TOO block of Seven
teenth street NV. Bond was set al
$500 each.
They were arrested early yester-
day near where the car had been
abandoned after a police chase
through the Northeast section.
At the hearing. Commissioners
Lawrence was told Pyts. Jesse F.
Hasty and H. F. Jones of No.
Police Precinct saw three men
walking rapidly near Eighteenth
street and Massachusetts, avenue
Sc, where the car was later
found. AS they approached, one OF
the men ran. The other two, Will
liams and Nicewarner, were taken
to the precinct for investigation
Pvt. J. D. Wildman of No. 9 told
Commissioner Lawrence he recog-
nized Nicewarner as the man he
had seen driving the car during
the chase.
The car belongs to Lee w
Schooler, 1858 Second street Sc.
Evening star., 1950-07-06
Woman Hos Last Word
Foot in Mons Stomach
By the As,oeio,ed Pres,

CHICAGO-A woman sometimes
can have the last word in an
argument even If she says nothing
at all.
A robber grabbed Mrs. Doris
Swanson's purse on Michigan
Avenue. She wouldn't let go. The
tug-of-war went on until she
kicked the snatcher in the Stom-
ach. He fed up an alley.