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Evening star., 1950-06-28
By Kothorine M. Brooks

The heat of midsummer WASH
ington apparently had no terrors
for the diplomats accredited to
this Capital, for entertaining con-
tinued lively yesterday.
The Austrian Minister and Mrs.
Ludwig Kleinwaechter were the
ranking guests at the cocktail
party of the Economic Counselor
of the Legation and Mrs. Wilhelm
GoertZ. Their party was given in
honor of the Chief of the Central
Bureau of the European Recovery
Program, DR.. Wilhelm Taucher
who also is former Minister of
Commerce of Austria. DR.. Taucher
has been in Washington since the
end of the week and will go to
New York Saturday or Sunday
preparatory to returning to his
homeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goertz and DR..
Taucher received the two hundred
or more. guests in the spacious
reception room of the Hotel
Brighton where the hosts have an
Evening star., 1950-06-28

houSehold) This led to our ar
gument about the use Of visiting
cards in this way. I think II one
really cares he should write n
personal note or actually pay q
viSit-depending on circumstances.
Simply. this formality OF his is a.
good as nothing, ! think. because
1t lacks all personal feeling. What
do you think?
AnSwer-It is not a question Of
thinking" 1t was the universally
accepted gesture Of sympathy.
Leaving a message written on q
card at the door shows an under
standing hesitation on the part OF
one who is not a very close friend
of the family. to interrupt the
persons in sorrow so soon after
their bereavement.
Introducing Stepfother
Dear Mrs. Post: My mother Is
going to be remarked shortly A..ss.
I'm wondering how I'm to intro
duce her husband after he's in
the family. My own father is not
living.
AnSwer-You introduce him a.
your Stepfather.
MRS. Post is sorry she cannot
dnSDer personal mail. but leafet
E-17. "Introdactions." includes
simple introductionS. To obtain
q copy. send S cents in coin and
q stamped, selt-dddreSSed en-
Uelope to her. care OF The Epe-
ming Star, p. o. Bor 90, Station
G. NeiU York 10, N.Y.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Emily Post

A reader has made this obser-
vation: so many women give
their names to an NJ. c. on a radio
program as Mrs, Mary Brown that
I've begun to wonder If they could
all be wrong. I thought that a
married woman gave her name as
Mrs. John Brown unless she pre-
ferred to call herself the other in
business. Perhaps there Is some
good reason which you'd know for
not using the husbands first name
in the instance above"
Correctly. they should call
themselves Mrs. John, Mrs. Henry
etc. and not Mrs. Mary or Mrs.
Alice.
Husbands Birthdoy
Dear Mrs. Post: My husband
will soon have a birthday and I'd
like to remind our widespread
circle Of friends and relatives to
send him card. Would it be out
Of place for me to do this?
Answer-If there is a special
reason-for instance if he is reach
ing his 50th birthday. or he has
been very Ill and you think it will
cheer him to receive such mes
sages-that would be quite all
right. But otherwise I think it
rather out of place.
Visiting Cords
Dear Mrs. Post: My father wrote
with sympathy" on his personal
card the other day before We
started for a walk. and left it at
she house of some neighbors. (They
have just lost the father of the
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Embassy Guests

The Ambassador Of Ceylon and
Nine. Corea have as their guests
at the Embassy, Mr.. Esmond
Wickramasinghe. proprietor of
several leading newspapers in Cey-
Ion: and DIR. s. Jayawardene and
his daughter. who are on a holi-
day in the States and spending
a few days in Washington.
Mr.. Wickramasinghe came to
attend the imperial press confer
ence in Canada.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

Mrs. william Edward Stockett,
jr., announces the marriage Of her
daughter, Elizabeth Ann, to Mr..
Alan Gordon Seal, son Of Mr.. El-
wood H. Seal and Mrs. Harold A.
Wild. Saturday. June "a.
The bride attended Stuart Hall
in Staunton and was graduated
in 1949 from Bradford Junior Col
lege in Massachusetts,, majoring
in music.
Mr.. Seal attended st. Adams
School and was graduated from
Washington and Lee University
with the class of 1850. He is a
member of ri Kappa Alpha fra
ternity and served in the United
States Army during the war.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Engagements
Announced

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Conrad E.
Snow Of Arlington, Va, and Roch-
ester, N. H., announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Katherine
Ann, to Mr.. Louis Gina, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Cesaro Gina Of Casorzo
Monferrato, Italy.
Miss Snow was graduated from
Skidmore College in 1948, at
tended London University and
Simmons College. and now is
studying for her masters degree
in the School of Library Science
at Columbia University. Both she
and her f1ance are residents of the
student International House in
New York.
Mr.. Gina attended the Univer-
slty of Torine in Italy and now is
o candidate for the degree of Doc
tor of Philosophy in Political
Science at Columbia University.
The wedding will take place in
the fall.
Lutsky-Luber
Announcement Is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lutsky of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Har-
riet Ruth, to Mr.. Jack Luber, son
Of Mrs. Anna G. Luber.
Miss Lutsky Is employed by the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews. Mr.. Luber attended
George Washington University
and served in the Navy.
Weber -Cornohon
Mrs. Frances v. Weber an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter. Mary Frances, to Mr..
William E. Carnahan, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert M. Carnahan.
Mr.. Carnahan attended the Uni
versity of Maryland and now is a
student at the Rochester Institute
Of Technology in Rochester, N. Y.
Evening star., 1950-06-28


Miss Patricia Elizabeth Bursley
became the bride of Mr.. George
Herbert Keyser Wednesday morn
ing, June IA, the ceremony being
performed in the chapel of the
Mount Vernon Place Church. The
reception was held at the Admiral.
The bride is the daughter of
Mai. H. c. Bursley now stationed
at Fort Bliss, and Mrs. Patrick A.
Sullivan of Yonkers. N. Y. Her
grandmother. Mrs. S. G. Bursley.
widow of the former Assistant
Postmaster of the District of Co.
lumbia, still makes her home in
Washington.
Mr.. Keyser is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Keyser, also of
Washington.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

The marriage Of Miss Catherine
Mildred Adams, daughter of Mrs.
Florence Caroline Adams. to 1t.
Thomas Francis Dreisonstok, son
of retired Navy Capt. and Mrs.
Joseph Y. Dreisonstok. took place
June 81. The Rev. Henry H. Glenn
ent of1ciated in st. Thomas Epis-
copal Church.
Evening star., 1950-06-28
Going to Camp

Miss George Mcmahon, daugh-
ter of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Frederic w. McMahon, has left
for Harrison, Me-, where she will
be a councillor at Camp New
found for the next two months.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

-HeSSIeT PhOtO.
Miss Marguerite Alice Cooke,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret F.
Cooke Of Clifton. N. j., and the
late Mr.. William j. Cooke. was
married yesterday in the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart to Mr.. Thomas
M. Smith. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. H. Smith of Erie, Pa. The
Rev Gerard Cole officiated at the
ceremony.
Evening star., 1950-06-28

Additional Society on
Pages A-2O, B-6
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
CANTON JR. SAxONS

People have often times talked
about alternating after being
showed in for a week. | have sure
changed my mind, no papers, no
people, no food just now. We are
sorry to cancel our games with
New Castle and Monaco. but from
all reports Penna had a couple
more inches of snow than we.
We play host to Youngstown,
Saturday December 9th. Game
at 500 p. m, Belden School.
Someone will meet YOU at the
club YSG. Say YOU mothers
who have children, listen Dec. p
Branch II is having a Christmas
party for the kiddieS. Any of you
who can sing, dance. play an in
strument or even give a speech,
YOU are welcome to join in this
party.
For information and reserva-
tions call Mrs. Hochwarth, 1882
or Mrs. Smiley 3oS2S. Dick
Smiley and Dick Bremkamp left
Friday for Ky. They. are now
Uncle Sans boys. but we hope
not for long. Wish you lots Of
good luck and hope to see YOU
back soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
2lms peu,,este,pt,, Otte
3,peia %
General Ieriam mlnng

Gs bienen oen sdipeltern bes
3lpeioes % altr oefGniaen Nadlridlt.
bob uniere ndd,lte @eriammlrna,
lpelche am Sonntaq, ben 10. Seienl'
ber Inn 2::3O llbr nachm. abaefaltert
ipiro, cine @eneralperiammllnq 1T,
rnb oaher ieoer Sd)ipelter lid allr
Hfliht mod)en iollte, anDeleno alt
iein. sluh lit es cine ,ridti0e Serz
iommlllna. neil mir bic geamten
fir bas ssobr 1851 pdhlen ipllen.
Iesholb Iiebe Shlpeitern, fo,nmt
ale in oie Geriammluna lno tpdhlt
tiiri,tiQe Veomtinnen. bic bereit iinn,
immer fir oas @pbl oes Gereins III
arbeiten. Sntereiiiert Gllh fir Gu'
rem @erein, nur 10 miro ct blilben
lmO Qeoeiben.
Ser 8othurinen=gaa mubte ausfols
len ipeaen bes ihlerhten &etters. Sc
lperben folaenpe Sd,lpeitern NIT
aaiiee uno &uben ouflparten. &atb.
Toroon. 6iloa gateih, Stroll CO.
rab. 'srancis 8afeih, 9toiina Gheit.
Saith. Glapmen, &oth. slm Gorf.
aoth. SOrlina, 8ath. Seiheub.
&atb. Teppner. 8iIbelnine 9epps
ner, Hcaina SeutihIdnber, Miimi
3eutihlGnoer llnb &ath. Gmridl.
&ath. Sfinasaraff. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
Schicksal der Deuischen
aus der Bulkowina

@len. - 9as ebemaIiae otter.
reifliite &rcnlano 8ufopina (gu.
t'enlano) an ser Norooitete Ser aar.
patIen aelegen, umiabte ein ,palo.
reihes @ebiet BON 10000 atm unb
bate i'm Sabre 1889 100000 gins
wohner. $4,000 banon, alic fiber 10
.. g.. tparen Teutif,e, 9taehfommen
iener Ginnanoerer. oie uni 1850 nit
ser aolonilation bieies bamals biinn
beiieoelten llrpalosebietes bespnnen
hatteu. 1910 tpuroen bic 8uhenlGn.
ser al,f @runb zines Staatspertrngs
;piIhcn Sitler 1mo Der Sonietllnjon
mad, 9eutihlonS rmseiieoelt. @tma
$4,000 bon ibnen beiinben iid1 hel,te
als 1liihtlinse in 8aperu. $4,000
iino permiBt. seiaIlen oOer bon Sen
Sorpiets nod, Sibirien beportiert.
Ger Reit Iebt oeritrelt in anoeren
Runbesaebieten mo in Seiterrcif).
Die Ieit 1918 su &umdnien eeboren'
De 8ufcmlna lit hellte sum iiberple'
aenoen Teil Der Sotpietunion elnuer'
leibt tpcroen. Iie 8uhenlonSer ia.
ben bamit lire olte Seimat eroaiiltig
uerloren. Sic bemiiben lid, iest 1,nt
cine Musnanoerllns naf Noro' uno
Siibamerifa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07

ben. Gin bersIihe @inIoorna erqeht
an ollie @ltern, ibre &inoer illr pben.
oenannten 3eit in bas Gereinslofat
Ill brinaet,. Ser Sdnta Claus iplro
ba iein, Inn bic 3inoer alle bearilBen
au finnen. @er has aan,e Sabr out
lno brop NOR, miro ein @eltent ers
balten. .. ia, aud nis)t tsrNelNen
-- &inber, bie einen Gortraa baltelt
oocr Elm 9ieb iin0en fonnc1l. 1lno
bcrslih lpillfommen. (Stebe y.
Neber.)
Sine @rinnerlmo an ale WriiDer
pom 3lpciQ 10, bic 8eneralperlon1m'
luna am britten Sonntaa, ben II.
Sc,cmber Inn 2 llbr narbmittogs
nid)t su pcraciien. 9ann iperben Die
@eifdfte pom aonsen Sahr perNeles
len rmo ollf bie geamten filrs fonts
nenoe eSahr 1851 erlpGhlt.
9ie gielriabrsieier miro am 81.
7esember NIT elmer ollten svtlll,t
itottfinoen. Sober lit eriud,t birh
Der sSronttiir bos 2pfal at hetreten.
Gin tiihtiaes &pn,itee lit fhon CIT
Ser slrbcit, Inn allen cine quite ;}eit
sll bieten. Sie 2Grmnaher Ilno an
Der Sir slt erbolten.
,Srohlide @eibnod,tat luh cin
@IiitIihes Nel,iohr piinidt Gud)
@uer sSrellno llnD Sefretdr
Simon &aub.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
N,,s Gll,pee> City, pa.
v2lbittieS pen Scr tremen
KamteraNin."

Plus inncriter eceIe. nit einen,
tieitrauria frunfcnt 6eraen, fam
id, es nid,t unterIaIien, bier am offe=
ncn @robe meine @cfiible in ormz
leliae 9Sorte 9Surte slt fleiocn.
gei mir lit es bellte bas lebte
Mal, ooE id, auf oieicr Grpe ;u mel
ner iibcr 40 Sabre lon1en trellen
oelicbten 9ebensaeiGhrtin lmo 8a.
meraoin iprehe.
6obe 9onf, tol,ienon,oI luno aher=
talliellhmaI Sonf, licbe &unerobin,
fiir icben einselnen Sanp0riff. Den
on in ocinem 9ehen in pflihtaetrell=
ct Che fir mich aetun.
Gs lit Die unenplihe tieie, aus
beinem pcllen Sersen mir barge
brad,te trclle Siebe, fir Die i'd, sir
chenfalls meinen bnhdd)tenoen
Tunf 3plle.
,Siir mid, bait bu oeIebt, fiir mid,
hoit Dll acurbeitet, filr MIDI bait olt
uelitten. lnb fit mcin Herht ,mo
nleine Ghre huit bu oefGmpft unh
0eitrittcn, lno fir offs bos fann ih
Dir hellte l,ithts aiocres barbrinocn
ais einen arnlcl,, einfofen ihlihten
Tonf.
llnb MIN Iicbe aomcrupin, Icoe ih
in 8ebanfen. fir midi uno fiir ale
Menihen, ocnen bu in beinem Seben
@lltes aetan, bic Iettc, bic id,onlte
Hpie Der Sonfburfeit ollf beine llllll
folte grltit lnb rllfe Dir su. vNuhe
in ;Srieoen, Gnialid." Slmen.
Tu Bit nun tot ,u,o Dcd Iebenoia.
gu lcbit in Der Grinncrllnu fort
9Sie cine glllnc bic beitGnbio
Sn Vlilten lteht lno nid)t peronrrt.
shIieb' ih mcin slua', 10 hcbt lie
hires.
Shr S1hiiih treues innialih.
llnh ihre 9ippe ipritht: - r&crlier' es,
Sos Slid nid,t, oas oeliebt ih bid.
Gem ipiiie, ihnell flicb' ih bon
hinnen,
llno nid,ts perbIeibt Dir, ais bas
9eib,
Saf ih nllr Ieh' in beinen Sinnen,
lln0reiibor, fern BON Gallm unb
2eit
llno lpenn Dir oonn Die Sronen
fliebcn
Geraib rid,t, pab mein Ser, iest
ipeint -
60 IoH bcn Gram bid nidt pers
oriesen.
Iah mn Der Sraum rlns nod per=
eint."
81. Mapcr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
CHRISTMAS PARTY
CLEVELAND

The childrens Christmas Party
for members OF Branch | and 4
will be held on Friday. December
2Srd, at the Westside Sachsen-
helm, zOOl Denison Avenue, at
7:5O p. m. Everyone please try
to be there.
We have been successful in get
ting the Polka Dots" of Radio
and Television II furnish the mu-
sic for your party. There will also
be movies, singing, dancing, re-
freshments and Santa Claus will
be there witt, gifts.
Let's all plan to celebrate the
JOYOUS Christmas Season together
at your Sachsenheim with your
American Saxon friends al
another Gala Affair sponsored by
the Juniors Committee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
SALEM, OHIO NEWS

A Christmas Party will be given
for all children of Branch Is and
l9. 1t will beginn promptly at
I 90 p. m. December 23rd. Bring
the kiddie's early SO they can
greet Santa Claus. All boys and
girls who can sing or recite a
piece for that evening are urged
to do SO and let Daniel Weber jr.
be notified. Santa Claus will pre-
sent gift to any boy or girl who
has been very, Very good for a
whole year.
Let me remind you again of the
general meeting OF Branch l9 to
be held at > W p. m. (sharp) De-
cember 18th. We are to elect new
officers for the new year and
give a report ouf our business
transaction for the old year.
Lets all turn out for this meet
ing, and elect some of the younger
generation for offices, SO we
older ones can retire.
December 5lst, a New Years
Evening dance will be held at the
Saxon Hall, Railroad St. Admit
tance only by the front doir.. A
good orchestra will provide music
for the dance to begin at II 90 p.
III. and end at?
Come all and enjoy yourself.
See the old year out and bring in
the new year. | want to wish all
a Very Merry NmaS and Happy
New Year.
Simon kautz,
Secretary of Branch 1o.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
ALLIANCE BR. no. 3

All members of the Alliance
Saxon Lodge who have children
and are interested in some enter
tainment for Christmas bring
them to the Club Sunday Dec.
10th und 18th.
The regular monthly meeting
oft the Alliance Saxon Lodge
Branch 3 will be held Sunday Dec.
10th at 500 p. m. - Election of
Officers.
The custodian OF the club has
given the lodge a notice of resig-
nation. Anyone interested in this
job notify the president Martin
Albrich or your secretary. Appli-
cations must be in in writing by
Dec. 10th.
VIM, Schuller, Secretary,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
Odnfidouno

SIM 9tamen ber trauernben Sim
terbliebcnen. ssamilie 8. @iintber,
lpirn Der beralirbite Sanf aeiaat al
len iSrelnben lmo Vefannten. bic
ibnen beiaeltanben. Dem 6crrn Sfor=
rer Sd,irmcr fir bic troltreid)en
&prtc. pcm 2eihenbeltotter fir Die
quite Ncolenln4.
Sic 6interbliebener,
@atte mo So1ter.
l1ad,rut unierer lieben
,11utter
icrr Seiu Ghriit in allen 9toten,
Grbore unier ielia 9eten,
Sclfe nie 9u fonn't 1nO ipeiBt,
co nah es out llno ieliQ hciBt.
Sid tuollen mir ME BET
aeiien,
gsir ale qrof uno flein.
S>coeS Stiidlein grnt mir clcn,
Erinncruna an bie liebe Mutter iein.
sllldl in ocn ichlperen Soaen,
Sein 2eio lmh liein ipillia ertroocn,
9tlr nit 9tpt rno Gleno alf @rDen
bier,
&eht Der Ssea, &ptt, su Sir.
Sir ruien ,ll, ale Seine 2iebcn,
]uh ianft in cipiaen iSricOen,
9cin 2ebensIolf lit ppllbraht,
9iuhe ianft umo @ute 9toht.
@elpionet BON beinen lieben Stint
bern
pet Sohn Gmerid) ii.
;Sarrea. Sd.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
Stebenbiiroiid,. .2lmertfaniihes Dolfsb1att

more as president of TIE T. S. ].
A. due to the fact that l will be
leaving for the Army the four
theenth of this month.
AT this time | would like to
thank everyone who helped me in
any way as being your president
of our I. S. ]. A. | appreciate all
their cooperation and assistance
and only deeply regret that l can
not finish out my term.
also want to wish Henry the
best of luck i'm being the leader
OF the T. S. ]. A. for the re-
mainder Of the term.
With this | remain
Richard ZeCk.
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i3,ueia )

llniere Seriammluna am 2. O.
,en,ber lit out abaelallfen. Iie Be-
amtenlpahl hattie folqenoes Graebz
mis-. Erdiioent: Sohn Teutif)lGnoer
M,eprdiioent: Mihael @irihner
Erpt. SER: Sphn Sallb; iSinanss
Sefr.: elmer Shneiper; 3entral=
perbanbsiefretir: Wif)oel Shnei=
Der /; sd,atm. Suit q. ginber
Siirpart umb slrd,ipar: Midael
@oIf; Geripalter: Soc Sanbers,
Mihael Sd,neiDer 2. 9lrnolo &irid,s
ner; @aiienpoter: Miihael 8irihs
ncr; &ranfenfomitee: Glapton
0orne unD Sean Ghilips. Sllle per=
iprod)en ibr geites su tim fir ben
Gerein.
llniere &eibnahtsfeier finoet am
%. 9esember INN 7::30 llbr itatt.
sllle griiDer lmb beren ,Samilien
iinb ber,lih einaelaoen. llnier &ar=
tenabenp lit pcridpben tpprben biz
ndhlien Monat. Gin giiherprii=
fllnasfpnlitee murbe ernannt: @rneit
&itte, Sean Ebilips ltnD Otto gin=
Der.
Srhn Sullh, Asrot. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
MONACO bR. 81

The Ladies OF Branch 81 held
their general meeting, Sunday.
Dec. 3rd.
Election OF officers was held
and as your present officers have
done such a wonderful job in the
past year. they were all reelected
for another year:
Pres. Katharine Thiel; Vice
Pres: loan Maurer; Corr.-Secr. ::
Katherine Meitherth: Fin. Seer !:
Matilda Fuller: Treasurer Sofia
Weber: Trustees Katharine Tho
mas and Regina Maurer; c. V.
Seer. Susanna Romischer.
Christmas Party
There will be Christmas Party
for the children of the members
of Branch 81 and 90 on Friday
Dec. 18th at 7::3O p. IN.
Admission is a 25c grab bag. So
bring your kiddies to see Santa
Claus.
New Years Eve Party
There will be New Years Eve
Party held by Branch 81 and
Branch, % for members and their
friends. The Ladies will do their
utmost to prepare the traditional
"Sauer Kraut and Wurst". Mrs.
Sofia Weber is general chairman.
Until then. Auf Wiedersehen
Susanna Romisher, Secretary.
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2lus farrell, pa.
Urduerndbriht

slm 16. 9tcpenber itarb Stlpe=
'ter 0iaria @iinther i'm 9llter bon
81 sSobren, nod tangent idllperen
Seiben. rnn ipluoe nm 19. 9topemz
her NIT Sereinsebren heioer Sad,=
ienpereine (3peia 81 lnb 3neia
y, ouf bent MphriicIo ,Srieohof Gun
lesten Guhe Qebettet. Die OabinNes
id,ieDene Sdpe'ter lpar ein quite
henoes Niitolieo oes 2peiaes 81
unb Des 3entrol Gerbanoes, io,pie
Der ct. SAUL lutheran &lrhen9e=
meil,De lmp bes ,Srallenperens. Sic
tiuterldEt ihren tieIacbelQten @ats
ten. bier SDt)ter, iieben GnfelfinDer,
cine ShipeIter llno einen grllber.
sSir ruien ibr Elm rllhe ianit nah.
Sara ,Sron', Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
the ETnNIc GERMAN
REFUGEES

There are 100000 to l4,OOO.-
600 refugees in Western Germany
and Austria. Although of German
origin. they are unwanted by the
German nationals who have al
wavs lived in the Western zones
Of those war ravaged countries.
The most tragic group among
these refugees ar the so-called
expellees people who after
world war II were forced away
from their homes in other
countries of Eastern Europe -
often Just because they happened
to speak the same language as
Hitler.
The amended Act permits re-
settlement OF 54.744 ethnic Ger
man refugees in the United
States. 1t is specified that they
must be persons OF German
ethnic origin. born in Czechoslo-
wakia. Hungary. Roumania. or
Yugoslavia. or areas under cntrol
or domination OF Russia except
the Eastern zones of Germany
and Austria. They may be con-
sidered for immigration to the
u. S. ii. they were in one OF the
Western zones of Germany Or
Austria or Italy January, le4o.
No persons who have been
members OF Nazi or Communist
organizations can be considered
for immigration here.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
3,ueia %

IS biene allen Mitalieoern sur
Gad,riht, ooB bic @eueralperiamm.
luna am 10. 9esember Inn 3 llhr
nahmittaas in Der @intraht 6aae
abaehalten ipirb.
sllle Mitalieoer. nif,t nur bic al.
ten, icnoern auh bic illnaen, iollten
in bieie 0eriammluna fommen. oenn
in oieier &eriommlllna iperoen Die
8eamien fiir bas ssabr 1851 Qez
ipahlt.
Sesbalb limb alIe WitoIieber ae=
beten. bel nieier Serianrmlllna an
lpcieno sll iein, nm Die rihtiaen Be
amten fiir Das ndchite Sohr lpoblen
Al fDnnen.
Geo VooenDorier, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-12-07
AeEnpA CLUB

The Christmas lights will
vwinkle for the Agendeans on
Saturday, December 9th, at s in
Che Dining Room of the West
Side Sachsenheim. All members
Gre requested to bring a SOC gift.
Also on the bill is a musical pro-
gram and group singing of Christ
mas carols. Ennis Barbour, the
1880 president and his board of
directors will head the arrange
ments.
Preceding TIE annual meeting
held last Sunday night, Mr.. A. ],
Stefanek of the Social Security
Agency, spoke on the changes in
vhe Social Security Laws and how
they would affect US. This was
educational ais we'll as interesting
as proven by all the questions
asked.
This week heralds the be-
ginning of new and important
year in the annals of the Agenda
Club. James Savage. nominating
committee chairman. presented
the 1851 slate of officers. Ennis
Barbour was unanimously re-
elected as president. The other
officers who will share the
responsibility of leadership are :
vice president. James Savage,
treasurer, Albert Fernengel; re-
Cordlng secretary. Susie Sctnei-
der: corresponding secretary,
Margaret SCHNEIDER; sgt. at arms,
Victor Wollmann: publicity di-
rector, Helen Lindenan; auditors.
Norman Gottschalk. John Schnei-
der and Walter Grothe. They will
need the cooperation and en-
couragement of all of the
churches members to make 1881
another happy and successful
year.
Our bazar profit was S2l5.S
and this amount was given to the
Ladies Guild.
Giving as well as partaking Of
the holiday, the Agenda Club
made contribution Of $500 to the
church council specifying the
purchase OF new Gestetner
Duplicator for tie church office.
Four large packages of food
were sent to Rev. and Mrs. ohm
Deutschlander. so that less for
tunate Lutherans in Berlin may
too have a Christmas dinner.
Thanks to Dorothy and Bud
Freeh, and Irene and John Giersch
for the delicious refreshments.
Congratulations to the Luther
Leaguers for their time and ef-
forts in publishing the "Teutsch
Topics, the new parish paper.
Our sincere thanks to every one
for their splendid and generous
support this past year. we greatly
appreciate your kindness.
Helen Lindeman
lO5lS Parkhurst Drive
Cleveland II, Ohio
Phone Orchard 1-lSo5.