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Evening star., 1950-12-28
Camp Pickett Soldier
Wife and 7 Others
Hurt in u. 5. 1Crash

A Camp Pickett soldier and his
wife and two other persons were
in Fort Belvoir hospital today with
injuries they received in a COL
lision yesterday on United States
Route /.
Hospital authorities said they
admitted Sergt. Norman RADIATOR,
of Camp Pickett; his wife, Mar
garet. 81, of Providence, r. l.,
driver Of one of the cars; Recruit
James j. Reid, %, also of Camp
Pickett, who was riding with the
Radiators. and Mrs. Mickey Lee
Wall, %. of Woodbridge, VINO was
in second vehicle.
State police said the crash oc-
Cured when a car driven by Mrs.
Ruth A. Bryant, "a. of the Belle
Air Trailer Court. Woodbridge,
made a left turn to enter the
trailer court and collided with
the auto driven by Mrs. RADIATOR
Police said Mrs. Bryant, her
daughter, Nancy. 7, and Mrs
Wallis daughter, Charlotte. 6
months, were treated at the hos
pital for minor injuries and re-
leased.
Second Route ! Accident.
In another U. S. ! accident, two
brothers and a taxi driver were
injured this morning and taken
tc Alexandria Hospital. 81.
Gene Barnes, 20, OF Triangle
had possible fractures of both
arms and suffered decorations of
the face. His brother, Calvin, 25.
also OF Triangle, was under OBJ
servation for apparently minor"
injuries.
Driver Of the taxi. listed by the
hospital as Hustle Stanley, 26, of
Triangle was treated for a cut eye
brow. The accident occurred near
Pohick in Fairfax County.
Woman Falls From Car.
A young woman who turned the
door handle instead of the win
dow crank and fell to the pave
ment from her brothers moving
automobile escaped with minor
injuries last night.
Miss Erstine Fletcher, "a, COL
ored, of 1909 Simms drive Sc,
was treated at Providence Hos
pital for bruised knees and cuts,
Police said the automobile was
driven by Raymond Fletcher, %,
colored, of 1877 Second street NV.
The accident occurred in the
1900 block of Sixth street S.W.
Meanwhile, the victim of an
other traffic accident, Hiram Wal
ton, IS, colored, of 1920 First
street S.W., was in serious con-
dition at Casualty Hospital with
compound fractures of both legs
and other injuries.
Police said Mr.. Walton was
struck by an automobile driven
by Thomas H. Williams, 20. of
1900 North Patrick Henry drive,
Arlington, yesterday as he was
running for a bus at First and
p streets G w
Evening star., 1950-12-28
3 Escaped Convicts
May Be Headed Here.
Stolen Car Found

Three convicts who over
powered a guard and escaped
from prison camp near Cul-
peper early yesterday, are be-
lieved headed toward Washing
ton.
A fourth member of the group
was recaptured nine hours after
the break.
Virginia State police today re-
ported the recovery of a stolen
Culpeper car and the theft of an
other at Nokesville, Prince Will
liam County. Nokesville is 80
miles toward Washington from
Culpeper. 1t is off the main
highway. r.
Car Found Near Nokesville.
First reported missing was the
black 1910 Chevrolet of r. j. Clat-
terbuck, who lives close to the
prison camp. Trooper P. P. Hern-
don recovered this car in the
Nokesville area, but its license. No
487-472, was missing. Shortly
Eafterward he received a stolen car
report from Ernest Clark Splitter
jr., of Nokesyille. Mr.. Splitter is
missing a 1949 black Ford sedan
with license plates 35-934, police
said.
''It is logical that they are
headed toward Washington" State
police said.
Supt. L. E. Clouse of the prison
camp said two of the men are
from Southwest Virginia but the
mother of one of them lives in
Baltimore The third man is
from Rhode Island.
Traced by BloodhoundS.
Curtis Bedab Fultz, 27-year-old
housebreaker under 10-year
sentence. was recaptured yester-
day in woods about six miles
south of the camp. Bloodhounds
traced him. >--.
Those now sought are Raymond
j. BlaiSe, "a, Pawtucket, r. l.,
serving two years for storebreak-
ing, who has twice previously es-
capped from prison camps; Oryn
Richards. 81, Roanoke, Va, serv-
ing "a years for storebreaking and
offenses since committal, and Roy
Allen Kelley, %, Wise County, Va.
originally sentenced to six months
for a misdemeanor.
The recapture of Fultz yesterday
was a repetition of his recapture
last October when he escaped
from the same camp with five
other men after shooting Gabriel
Clatterbuck, a guard. Fultz was
the first of that group taken back
into custody. All subsequently
were captured.
Improvised Key Used.
About 2 am. yesterday, the
four men unlocked a cell door
with an improvised key made from
scrap metal, camp officials said
They summoned a guard, L. r.
Crismond, SO, on the pretense that
one of them was ill.
They attacked the guard, bound
him with sheets and unlocked an
outer door with the guards key
and got past an outside guard un.
noticed, Mr.. Grouse said.
Camp officials said r. j. Clat-
terbuck, whose car Is missing, il
not related to the guard Gabrie.
Clatterbuck. who was wounded ir
| October.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
Foster to Talk at School

Edward L. Foster, Montgomery
County director of Civilian De-
fense, will address the Oakland
Terrace Parent Teacher Associa-
ton at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
school on Plyers Mill road. Mem
bers have been urged to invite
other parents to the meeting.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
House Fire Blamed
On Dozinq Smoker

Damage estimated at $4,000 re-
suited from fire yesterday in a
f1ve-room brick house at 4406
Brookf1eld road, Kensington, Md.
Kensington firemen said the fire
apparently started when Royal S.
Engh fell asleep while smoking on
his living room couch. Mr.. Engh,
partially clad. fled outdoors.
The blaze, after igniting couch
and cushions, burned a Christmas
tree and presents and furniture
including a television set. Mr..
Engh's wife and daughter were
not at home at the time.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
Auxiliary Elects

Mrs. Rose Di Vincenzo has been
elected president of the ladies
auxiliary of the Hyattsville Volun-
teer Fire Department. Mrs. Mar
jorie Sanders has been chosen vice
president; Mrs. Ruth Sanders, Sec
retary; Mrs. Katherine Tyler,
treasurer, and Mrs. Emile Vincent,
chaplain.
Evening star., 1950-12-28

tied Wards home and, on the basis
of their findings, Chief Orme i'm
mediately suspended the corporal" i"
County Manager Irving G. Nc
Nayr today sent letter to Corpl
Ward informing him the suspen-
sion without pay is in effect for
30 days. The suspended police
man may ask for an investigation
and a hearing by the Personnel
Board within five days. the state
ment said, otherwise the board
has authority to proceed in act
ing on the recommendation"
Evening star., 1950-12-28
Truman Corrects Error
For BetsviIIe Landowner
BY the Asseeiated Press

The President has corrected a
14-year-old Government mistake
which affects Jacob F. Riedel,
Beltsville, Md, landowner.
The mistake happened when an
entire 35-acre plot was entered
on deed instead of the Z acres
the Government was actually
entitled to when it bought the
land from Riedel for it's farm
experimental station.
President Truman yesterday
signed a bill squaring accounts
with Mr.. Riedel.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
Arlington Ridge Elects
New Officer Slate

New officers of the Arlington
Ridge Civic Association have been
elected as follows:
Capt. A. B. Leggett. president;
Lester r. Conley, vice president;
Leon K. Bryner, secretary, and
Capt. A. B. Clifford, treasurer.
The group will meet again al
g pm. Wednesday at the home OF
l.. Laszio Ecker RACE, 1915
Twenty-fourth street, South Ar
lington.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
BeItsviIIe Lodge Elects

Robert w. Thiebeau has been
elected worshipful master of Bir-
mingham Masonic Lodge No. 1873
of Beltsville, with Horace H. Kra-
mer, jr., senior warden; Harvey
c. Havland, junior warden; Henry
Brautigam, treasurer, and Clyde
Dupree. secretary. Installation
will take place January 8.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
Man Held for Jury

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Dec. %
(P.-Jessie j. Miller, "a, of Thur
mont yesterday was ordered held
for Federal grand jury action on
a charge of stealing a $271.93
check from the mail box of Floyd
Acres.
Evening star., 1950-12-28
Gov. Lone to Greet Public

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. % B.-
Gov. Lane will greet the public
New Years Day from 4 pm. until
z pm. at the traditional open
house at his mansion here.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29
8iHa,aIt lteute
Dertra,aci citSfraoe

Earis. Tremiernliniitcr Georges
9ioault botte lid) entibloikn, bas
2eben ieines Gabinetts ser Wtitte in,
Streit ,ut Sic 8eamtengebalter allfs
Spiel su ieben - uno CT perlor. IS
lit abcrmals cine Griie in Srontrcidy
eiugctreten, oie eben oen in Earis be.
gonnenen Sbubman.Ylan Ser 81.
iammenlegllng Der Giien., &oblen. II
Stalbinouitrien fir europa ins@an.
fen brahte. Den bas &abinett vi.
oault lit niht mebr uno seeemuir.
tia il,dt ser HrGiioent nod fir einen
lleucn Ercnliern,iniitcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29
,freisfufts13i iitof Gi1tpie

asromotir Sad 0anlon tit e1Ilt9
beniibt fir ieinen eriten eroben Sta'
oium.Stingfampf Sic beIten Meilter
amerifas beran5llSieben.M Saupt'
slttraftion ldbt CT otn befannteu Sn.
oianerbduptling 0on gaele ilno oen
lit oen 2anoesfarben eldn5enoen
vMr. Mmeriea", Gene Stanlcp, at,.
treten. 9ieier aannpf bat cine 3cit'
sren5e BON 0 Minuten, falls iriiher
feline Gntideiolmg erruneen tuerOen
ioute. am iclben Mbeno miro oer ST.
ldlOer BON Bolton, 8op McGlaritp.
nit Dem eeluisten SuOeniuusen bon
Netu Yorf, Otidep @olo, in ben 8ins
trettn. geridieSene onoere befannte
9tinefampier tueroen bieie @ala.Gr.
oiinune Ser 5reiluit-9 3mpie 5u ei.
nem reht iebensipiiroisen shulipiel
geitalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29
Zinc 6rei,jae> a,,i
pel',ii@e Partiianen 49,

Berlin. Sic fclpjctiibcu Militdr.
bcboroen' baben ipesen Ser it1noie at.
nebmenoen Tdtiafeit ser pcIniiheu
Fartiianen belhIoiien. in 3uianlnpn.
arbcit nit Ser polniihen IFili, unS
8ebeimpoIi5ei, Ser tided,oiIomafiid.
en Gren5polisei uno Dem @rensidns
Der SolfSpoli5ei ser Sotpietione ae-
gen oic poll,ilde 0reibeitsbeipcguna
riidiidtslos por5ugeben. Gas 9latt
crfdbrt aus gut unterribteten areiicn
Der GolfSpoIi;ei, Sab ser ioipet.
rn'ii'de 5roniitperfebr s,piictcn ser
Scpietjonc lnb Scr Splujetunon
ollrb FoIcn ipcgcn Ser Yortiianen.
fotisfeit fat pollis einsciteIlt ooer
i'ber Die Sitiee urnscleitet iperSen
miibte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29
8mn~eseeristt ieu nod
KSln fcntnteft

Bonn. Sic @unbesresierung hat
benz 9utoestag aoln als Sit fir
hen gunoeseeribtsbof. oas cberite
@unoesseridt fiir Sipil. uno Straf.
ioten. borseihlaeen. Ser gunbes'
eerihtsbof miro ct.ua Dem friiberei,
&eihsserit)t entiprehen. Sas ieinen
Cit lit 2eipiie bate. I'm Sic sufnab-
me bes 9unoesaeridts batten iid)
ouber aoIn rah sablreid,e anoere
oeutid)e Stoote I'M 9unbeseeblet be-
norben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29
Rulturipieael
Die brei 9iebe.

Gin i,,neer Bauer, ser BEL einen,
reiden @u6erer nnb 2euteihinSer
in Tienlten >par llno berous9ebraht
batte, in lpelher S1ublaoe Oieler iein
8eIo peripabrte, tedte nit selpi att
bern lolen @urifen einen lNan aus,
ibm Sic Gelbpoeel aus Sem 9seit 5ll
beben. Gr iueroe, ia9te er, Damn ,lnc
oann I'M &aule arbeiten. eine 8ele'
gerbeit finoen, bel Naht in sic Stube
su fommen, ibnen oas @elb slln1 Sens
1ter binauSrei6en unb iid, oanod sl1
ihnen ihIaeen. In ibneu iei es, fiji
einen Naden lito einen gootsmant'
81 iprsen, scr lie bernad iiber oel'
unlpeit bes 9criss nit Sohipaiiet
aebcnocn Strom in Sihcrbeit ihaiie,
Gs btieb ouh bel ser Gerabreionng
Sn berporgencmmencn 9sadt rcihte
er ibnen in aller Stiue slpci ibWere
Sdfe nit @ploi oitiiden gum Senlter
binalls; allein tpie er ii6 anihidte,
nod5uIteieen rnb nit bcm &opfe
iiber ser griiit,ns eridien, warfen
ibm feline Spiebecieaen cine Shlinge
I'M Sen Suls, serrten i'm pollenos
beraus uno id)luaen ibm, Ser feinen
9allt mebr bon iid gebene fonnte
Sen acpf berl,nter. Tnnad) sogen its
i'm nafeno aus, paiften @elo, &ppi
,mo &leioer ol,f, lieBen sen enthaup'
teten &0rper IN ieinem glute liegen
uno eilten gun, Strom binab, TOO Ser
6dbrmonn ibrer lpartete. Sic Mah1
ipar abcr ltofiinIter, oas @aiier gina
nit ,piIoen Strl,oeln reibeno oaher,
nidt Ionge, nno Ser Nahcn tuar al
einen TfabI eetrieben, fenterte nnr
Scr Serge nit bem einen 9icb ml,b.
te ertrinfen. Ser anoere bruhte slpar
bos nadte Sebcn oapon, aber MIR auI
cine 8alsenfriit, benn id,on fltrs ba,
raui fam er, auf friider Sat ertaupt,
in Sait. befannte auf ser Softer al
les unb itnrb unterm 9fab. Scr Gei5.
bals iibrigens, ols ct bie Shi,blaoc
oufscbrphcn fano uno icinen sbaott
niht mebr 5u erlpefcn permohte, fiel
in Sffpernllt, aing bin llto cr,
bdnete iid). gtah Menounlnltb.
9urh bas itlrfite ;scrnrcnr ers
ifeint ser Wtors 10 grpb ipie nein
Gopf aus 10 Mctcr Gntfernlne. Mber
ielbit ,pcun es nuf bcm Mors ror,
aberdeen ipimnelte, fonltte man iie
uid)t tpnhrnebmcn. ba lie nus 10
Dieter Gntfcrnl,ns nid1t ipohrnehmell
fonntcn, mas allF n1elnen anpic por'
sebt.
@ilbe Gierbe. bic eincn Scmen
niitcrn, bringen lid, 10 eng suinm.
men, bnb iiuiidlen ibnen fein slpieI
Sllr Grbe Fnllen fnnn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29
Das Dtltsmerk Der 5iebenb1rger
&acbSen in Amerika

tel i'm Werte Won -. 12,533OO
Ussere Ortsgruppen bestellton
auch 520 Cart-Pakete :. $4,000
Vert dieser Sendungen $lOl ,453.
B. Andere Hilfsgruppen und Or
ganisatiol die nicht in matlicher
Verbindung NIT dem Hilfswerk
standten. "aber unsere Liebestatii-
keit untor heimatlosen Lands
leuten forderttn, (z. B. Katherine
Fuss in Summit, N. ]. II. Bridge
port. Conn. und andere mehr)
sandten in den letzten vier Jah,
res l848 Pakett NIT einem Inhalt
(einschliesslich Postspesen) win
S3O,278.OO.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29
6ekeintbcrirtt iber SIC
waiieritefibentbe

@olblngtcn. Gin @ebcin1beridIi
iiber sic Jort'hritte in ser SerItel.
lung Der @aiieritoffbcn,be iplrbe
Sem 9onercb bon 9eomten ser Gene.
raj electric 60. erItattet. Gem Mtpn,
froftausihu6 bon Sans umo Sennt
lpurbe binter ec'hlciienen 9iiren
@ortrog ae'oltcn, abcr es nurhc fcin
@crt hariiber perloutbor. Scr slus.
it1ubporiitenbe erfldrtc 9erihiers
Itattcrn ecaeniiber lcbiaIid,, hab iibes
bic Observation-Disclosures perbalroelt NOR.
Sen Jet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29
Scandinavian, 2lirIineS
SYiten,, 1,te.

Tr 31z Sabre alte Sobnnp Niel'
fen lit froh, enblib in Sen 0ereinigs
ten Staaten anaefomn,en si iein. -
Sobnnp, Elm @aiienfino aus 9ine.
mari, burite auf @rl,no zines be-
ionoeren &onarebbeihlues, ser bon
Yrdiibent truman gegengeseihnet
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29

Inn GIepelouo Srheittr eelpielt bat.
TiesmaI miro er bas brilliante Gios
Iin.aonsert in TMou BON @ienatus.
ii portrasen. 60 bietet audi oieies
&on;ert bem GlepelonOer Nublifrnl
einen ieltcn 8enlB.
@ir ipcllen aub nid)t pereeien.
norsen Mbeno, ben /. Suli, Der 1S-
iGbrige &lapierpirtuoie aennetb @olf
aus Souptnumner auf hent Ero,
eranlm itcbt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29
5000 Oittttare ,anH
II N1enate 0eiGnanis

Perlin. gSei( er ~ striihen Sen
Bleiien Iiegenhe grifetts auiseiom'
melt bat, lit ein Mangierarbeiter bes
int iofpictiiden Seftor gcrlins lie.
penoen gabnbpis Tanfoiu pomslnts'
qeritt Ntitte ;u ~ Monn.er &c.
f1nqnis unN 5000 Sitmarf 8elo.
itrnfe rerurteilt irnrber. SSie, Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29
Nnssabcn Der SauptfaHe


Ncd,nungcn unb Sfeds liegen por):
Siir 6Iiidltllnesbilfe an nniere
Sanbslel,tc in Seiterreih II.
@nnern, brrb
6. ". Ncliei ----- $2O.OOO.OO
Sir @aiieniiiriorge an I'M iere
Sonoesfird,e ------ 3,OO9.35
slu Nos g. g. Silisiperf in
@tiinhen uno Shitteort $4,000
Gle @obcn @anni Stirner,
ct. Solnnnesfirhe irno
e. Mcl;er nad Stutteart
,nO SaI5burg---- 323.1O
Eoitipcien fiir Eafctc, sic l,nicre
Srtssruppcn int 9amcn Nes
g. e. &ilfsiuerfts hiniibcr-
Tfllno oicbebsaben) - If, ,O66.O7
acid)idtcn (3uIanncn $3.50
Eillno Siebeseaben) - If 066.O7
Stir Snforporitr,,ns uno
9ichtsampalt --- 435.OO
MeiIeollSloscn is Sahres 257.05
2rudiohen l,nS @eroifentlif.
lmecn ------ 770.4S
8clantalsgaben Ser Saupts
falie ----O-- $36,24t .O5
gn Sanb am 81. 0e5. 1919 4,925.97
Sotaleinnobm. ipie oben $41, 167 .02
8clomert Der Giebessaben.Yatete
Shliiiiel Ser II. g. u. Hegie.
rillgsltelle 1870
A. Unsere Ortsgruppen in Canton
Cleveland, Salem, Youngstown,
Chicago, Gary, Lorain, Ellwood
City, Homestead, Detroit, Fargo
und Niles schickten II ,S65 Pfd.
kleider, Schuhe und Medikamen-
te i'm Vert Won ...... SS3, 5000
Ebenso 4O,905 Pfund Lebensmit-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29

Tns n1hite Top. 3onsert bes glepe-
lamb CONNER Srnelters finbet an
eonnabeno, ben 8. Suli. itatt. Gas
Nroeramm brinet eine,t Ser erobten
gioIin.aiinitler Der 8eIt nab Glepe.
Ioi,6.
Gs lit bies 1iip Spipafopsp, Ser in
friiberen Sahren alS &on5ertmeiiter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29

1as 0eiee miro oamit beeriinoet, ,oab
Die armee bic beionoeren 9ienite bon
Mdnnern, Sic auf oieie Meiie in bic
llniform 9eitedt ueroen f0nnten, nj.
tig bralthe. =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29
6o,1s mill 2luSlGn>cr,t
erlauben ~ Hictteit

@aibineton. 0as Mbgeoronetrn
bous nabm eine Gorlaee at, ,upnad
es beionoers ausgeiuhten Muslin.
bern gcitattct ,uerben ica, in Ser
amerifaniihcn Mrmee al oieneu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29

S4O,s43.92
Silfsiuerf,8a s. Stirner $2O3.1O
ct. Sobannesfird,e CEroteie) 10000
Sammluna g. Mel5er,
Dermittelt -------- 5000
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29

lit, nod slmerifa fommen. Sobnnp
miro bier auf SEN Stufen bes Scan.
oinapion sirlines TIue5euees, mel.
tes ibn bierber eebraht bat. bon
Repreientatipe Sad 3. slnoerion bon
California, ltrbeber bes &orgrebbe.
'hlues, in Gmpfane nebnen. Ser
geihluB umsins sic bdniidhe gin'
manoerunesquote, oie fir oas aino
cine @arte5eit bon eiuiscn Sabren
beoeutet b1tte. Sobnnp miro bon Mr.
urb Mrs. Setb-Hiiieu in GaG liiornia
aooptiert iperben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29

vNeue Seituna" berihtci, fann Ser
slrbeiter Sic Belhitraie hurh lleber.
itllnhcnablciitilna ouseIcihcn.
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r.. Ueberblick:
Ausgaben der Haupt-
kasse ......:..... S36.24lO5
Sendungen der Orts-
gruppon ........ 1Ol ,453OO
Organisationen .. 5O,27SOo
Unser Hilfswerk Won 1916
bis 1949 S167.o72O5
Fur weitere Unterstutzung
f,nr1 an Had Ct O)S az
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29

Gin suiamuenfaiienoer lle5crblid
iiber sic 1atiefcit in Sen Sabren
1916, 1947, 1913 lno 1949.
Ginnabmen Der Sanptfaiie
geitrdge bon Nereinen unb Srts.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29

noch an Hand ...... S4,925.o7
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29

Suiammen $500 $41,167.02
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29

@ilbe T'eroe. bic eincu @omen
pittcrt ordngen iid' 10 eng suiam.
men, bnb ifuiidlen ibnen fein slpieI
;llr Groe Follen fnnn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-06-29

Mchnungcu m,b Shefs Iiesen por):
Siir ssliihtIinesbilie an uniere
Sanbslelltc in Sciterreih II.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-17

IF Lakeside Biscuit Builds A New Plant In Toledo
We WILL HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-17

Instead OF he 23c hour other Toledo workers have been
getting have managed after strike that ourselves.
voted strike neither Mr. Gosser any other union lead
urged upon TO get the company to agree TO total
of &c hour And have agreed to accept this SET
tement Of the dispute.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-17

We've been donating than $40 week to fhe
plant for good many years. Our lower by at
least SOC hour than the wages other members of union
receive.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-11-17
OKAY. TOLEDO.
WHAT should we do now?

Wt1Ai should we do now!
We've offered peaceful settlement. We've offered cash
sacrifice. We've offered to help the company build plant
Evening star., 1950-05-10
Thomas Circle Unit Backs
Schwab Re-appoinfmeni

The Thomas Circle Citizens AS
sociation last night urged the Dis
trict Commissioners to reappoint
James z. Schwab to the Recrea-
ton Board when his term expires
on May 20.
Charles j. Dienelt. who initiated
the action, said Mr.. Schwab has
rendered valuable service to the
District and the Recreation
Board"
The resolution expressed the
hope that the Interior Depart
ment will not interfere in this
purely local matter" It has
been reported that such interfer-
ence may be attempted. owing to
conflicts between Department
policy and that of Mr.. Schwab.
The group also indicated its
confidence in Harry s. Wender,
chairman of the Recreation Board,
whose resignation is sought by
some groups.
The association condemned the
recent 10 per cent cut in the Fed
eral contribution to the District
budget.
Mrs. Ella Thompson, president,
conducted the meeting in her
home, 1886 Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-10
District Pastor Received
lon PiIqrimuqe by Pope

The Rev. Nicholas DeCarlo, pas
tor of the Holy Rosary Church,
Third and F streets NV, was re-
ceived by Pope Plus XII on April
"a while leading the parish's Holy
Year pilgrimage to Rome.
Father DeCarlo was accom-
panied in the private audience by
DR.. Raphail N. Manganan and
Col. o. j. Ratio. manager of the
Palace Theater. The group also
witnessed the first canonization of
the Holy Year.
Evening star., 1950-05-10
Church Talk Tonioht

Miss Corrie Ten Boom, a Chris
tian leader from Holland, who was
a prisoner in q Nazi concentration
camp, will speak at 8 o'clock to-
night in the Western Presbyterian
Church, 1906 H street NV. She
lis appearing under the auspices
of the international Committee
for Christian leadership.
Evening star., 1950-05-10

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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-02-01
Lindane Is Pure
Gamma IsOlner

WITH THE RAPID development
of agricultural chemicals in recent
years has come an expected amount
of confusion from time to time par
ticularly with regard to chemical
names. The latest bit of confusion
has arisen over benzine hexachloride
and Lindane. The facts in the case
are that Lindane is one isomer
(gamma) of the 5-isomer mixture
that makes up benzine hexachloride.
And isomers, we might add, are
closely related materials often with
the same chemical formula but a
slightly different arrangement of
molecules.
Lindane has been found to be the
most generally effective insecticide
of the five isomers. Lindane is re-
ported to be somewhat more expen-
sive for each unit of gamma isomer
than is benzine hexachloride. 1t is
also reported that Lindane, the puri-
fled gamma isomer, is comparatively
odorless. Benzine hexachloride, or
the mixture of all five isomers, is
still available and can be used where
the musty odor will not be objec-
tional
Technical benzine hexachloride
should not be used on dairy cattle,
in poultry houses, on edible portions
of fruit or vegetables crops, nor on
fattening livestock within six weeks
of slaughter.