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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
Munnca, ia.

SentfdIe Guans. Yutb. ct. Tetcrs.
Wemetnbe. 3. Gtrake.
Yfarrer 2ans .. j. S,molett. 244
sloams Ctr. 9tod)eiter. va. Selepbon:
9iobeiter 1868. @ottesoienf 0:YO llbr
nloraens. Sonnta9idule 1915 llbr.
Trauen Were,n WcriamfIuna am leeter
Sonnerstaa ieoen Wiunats. 4 ubr am
Aheno. Seoerlnann 1T berSlid1 williom.
men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
WarN, Sn6iana.

Scutid,e Gu. Yuther. SunteruS 3ir@e.
Gde II. Mpe. uno Fillmore Ctr.
Yfarrer Nu9uit y. Siiht,n9. 1910
Sillmore Ctr. Sell: 23b51. Seoen Conn,
tag 9 ubr por,nittags SOnntaaldule.
10 ubr en9Iiiher @ottesbienit. II ubr
oeutid)er 8otteSoienit.
Ille lutberiiden 0laubens0enoHen
oelltlhcr uno en9Iiid,er 3unae IN @nrp
unb umNehuna limb Al ben 8otteso,en'
item ber5lih ein9elaben. q
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
GntuuuS Gitn, ga.
ct. VauI'S su. lutberau Gburdy.

VI. XuUI Vu. CuIUtruu OUutW'
Saitor Gnoreas glnaelbnd). 800 Sod
Ctr. Sell: 731,gY. Gonntnaidnle 9:30
lltr. gnalii i)er 8ottesbieuit 1920 ubr.
Heutifer @ottesn,enit 11:4h llhr.
&ird,enratsiitnna Ieben Iesten Gams'
taa I'm Wonnt uhr dbenns. Gonntae'
ittullehrer.Sismno ieneu hritten Conn.
tag i'm Nrnnt. $3.50 llhr n,oraens.
Schcrmann beralid, tuilIfonmcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07

3meis %.

Iae sdtpeitern oes 3tpeis rs sic.
ne CUR eeiallisen Nadriht oab Die
nadlte Gerfammluns Sonntag, ben
10. September, 2 llbr na6mittass
a6gebalten miro. alae S1tpeitern
lino gebeten Der Veriammlung bei5u-
ipobnen.
g. @intber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07

@iener ln6 Corn Moait.

@iener nnS Corn @oait.
9ie Sdtpeitern bom 2artenpartie
baben beidloiien einen @iener uno
Corn Rooit abaubalfen om 10. Sspt.
auf Sobn Belmanns iarr. slqe
sAmeitern iinb ber5Iidit eineelaoen.
@rinst nur e,iten Sumor NIT, fir
olles dnoere lit eeiorst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07

Muf ser &ranfenlilte iino folsenSe
shpeitern: Cara @enSer, 6rieba
Sabion, uno gnna 8eorg. 8ir min.
iben ibnen baloige 8eneluns.
Sl,ianna Gei,tertb, Sefr.
3tueis II.
Smeig IA.
Nm II. september, 2 llbr uad.
mittaes finSet sic @eneralperiamm'
lung itatt. slnidliebeno an Sic Ser
iammlllng miro ein
8nffet'Hnnd
unS Grfriihunsen frei bonn Sauie
Sad)Ienbeim Snc. ierpiert. Seood
ipiinlben Sic Sireftoren bab iib ole
S1.peItern uno 9riioer Heieruatio'
nen moden bis sum 10. Sept. oamii
lie ipiiien fir tuie piele Sorbereitrn'
gen setrofien miro.
gtob Dem Giien ipiro oie Mortgage
perbrannt. Tarauf bdlt unier Srdi
ser Sireftoren cine s(nIprabe. slld
8rob. Hr1i. Sobn gntbes lit an bie'
fem Sag nit uus unO miro audi eine
slulpro1e balten.
slu6 unicr g. g. aarpatbeu &C.
laugperein miro uns nit Elm oOer
5iuei 2ieoern erfrellen.
9iahber finoet ein Sans itatt.
Neiter iprroe nod beribtet OaB III
ser lesten Gerlamnlung ein 0titglieS
eineeiiibrt puroe: gtidael 9rufner.
Soreei6logen tpurOe Simon 8albier.
sluI Der &ranfelilte iiuo: Sufas
Gins, Gbriit GIses, Carl 8ronles,
Seirit) Ntiaer. @ir ipiini1en allen
ihneuc geiierl,ns. gitte pereebt nidt
Sie Geriammluns am II. Scpt.
Sir Geieruations ruIe: SobnSOp.
fer, 4,54Sl; Midael Gepner, 3.SS7s
gtihael Gepner. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
3meia- 6.

Smeie' 6.
ssah Dem gcribt Der nteiiien piit.
elieoer baben alle eine quite lno Iii.
itige 3eit gebabt am 81. sluguit. .Tie
&ot Dogs ,uo bas Corn mar icbr
gut, Der Gerein mar reidli6 beiud)t.
Wir uollen Bruber 3egner ,lno alien
i'm &omitee fir ibr suttun oanfen.
llniere reselmGBise 0eriammlung
miro am salnstue. ben 9. Sept. 7:30
llbr abenos obgebalten.
gs lit Die Yflibt zines ieben Mit.
glieoes Der geriammlung bei5uiuob-
ren, oenn iuir baben 8ei9liiiie gu
falien, tuelde seieslid) iein miiiien.
gergebt allh nidt nod ser Geriomm.
lung miro freier 2und ieroiert.
Sbomas @uilt, Sdr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
Chicago, NQinuis.
81. YaulS Wemetnbe.

1900 1oner Sfrdbe.
Euitor 8. S. Dreoe. Chicago 80. Sll.
Seben Sonntaa 8 llbr Sonntaaibnle.
10 ubr enaliider @ottesoienit. II llbr
oeutid)er @ottesoienit.
8ir laben ale 8lnubensgenoiien unb
Breunee ber5lif Elm Su Den 8ottcs'
oienl item.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07

geitorben ben 10. Septenber 1912 sll
Glebelol,b, Ohio.
8 Sabre iinb nerfloiien
Seit bu bon l,ns geihieoen Bit.
God rube ianft in fiibler grbe
gu liebes Naterbers.
Wir trauern Inn oih nit groben1
Summer
Weil ou bon uns 70 friib
segangen Bit.
God trauen mir auf @ott
8is lpir uns einmal iuieoerieben.
@eipiomet bon beiner 0ih ME per'
eeiienoen @ottin, &inbern llno Gnfel'
tinbern Waria Giser.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
4iueia II.

ltn'ere nahite Beriamml,lng miro
am II. September, 2:3O llbr na1.
mittags a6eebalten. Gle Shtueltern
iino eriudt piinftlib 5n erideinen,
oamit mir nniere @eihdIte erlebisen
fonnen. Nahber ,uirb befanntli1 oas
9anfett abgebolten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07

Ge>eSftastriett
satharina lpaener
eeb. Sd)mibt

gottin bes YtihaeI @asner, 12615
2ancelct slpe., itarb am 9ienstag,
ben /. Sept, aberbs, nod fllr5em
2eioen, Die Srauerfeier iinoct an1
ssreitne, oen s. September, Inn 2:30
ltbr nahntittass i'm Seihenbeitatt'
heim gilbert 6. 3iebm, 1918 Supe.
rior sloe. itatt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
Gleuelanb Wet. - gcutfd, .Wcmetnoe,

Gleuelanb Weit. - Ecutfdj .Wcrnetnoc,
ySeit 80. Str. uno WilIaro Mre.
Yiarrer 8uftau w. Yoellln. 5000 yYil.
ldro Nue. Sel.: Bo. 1.4870. Sonntu9s
8 ubr Uorn,itta95 oeutiher @ottesnicnit
10 lbr Sonntagidue unb Wibelitunne
fur GrtpnfDiene. II ubr pornlittnas eng.
liidJer @ottesbienit. Gonfirnlanoenmnter.
ridt ieoen Gomstag 10 ubr pormittaes.
Seoermnnn beralif) tpiutDmmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07

Sn bieier Gerianlmlung lino Die
sliieBments al Oen Central Gerbuno
al 5ablen.
sSrieoa Yuoenoorier, So. .Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
Garrc0, Ia.
3eutidve Gu. vmth. Ct. Hnulus 0trde.

Y EI VIHII WV.
Ytns,cl M,fhu {, 9Nnni ,scnen Sonn'
tna Hin rplmItinns SnnntdN,fmle
10 ilht enHllidpcr Uptt.snlcuit. II llbl
ocutiher 8pttesoicnit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
kirblicbe 4acbricbten


Vile lutberiihen Wlaubensaenolen
ocutider uuo enaliid)er Sunse in Gar.
red. Sbnron uno umseaenb iinb au ben
Wottesoeniten btr6lidb einaelnben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
youngstown, Dbio.

y0nt9Stolun, Obt0.
Gbanseltf&.XuttertiMe &snterus.
Wemetmte.
211O @lenuooo Hpe.
Nfarrer William q. Weltber.
$40 W. syubfon 0be.
Sonntaelhule: 9 ubr. - EnetiiAe,
0ottesoienit: 10 llbr. Deuttd,er
8ottescienit: II ubr.
Ollie Solfs' uno GIalibenseenoifen ,,np
ber3lid3 tuillfon,mtn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
Salenl, Ohio,
Guan8eltfd .Xutb. GmmanueI 0ird,e,
291 Sputh Broabiuan.

291 South @roabtpap.
Faitor ssobn Bauman. GonntaoItbuIe
ieoen Sonntaa 8 ubr uormttta8s. 10 llbr
Wottesoienjt in Der YaubeSiprat,e. II
1br oeutfter Wottesoien1t. Ser eeutid,e
Stirhen ssranen Werein bat am alpe,ten
aRittluoh ;eoen Iundts. = utr atsnns.
Terfamtnll,n9. Seonfirmanbens llnterr,d,t
lstueiidhriQ) bon Sep:rmber BIZ Oitern.
T"snstaa uno Srei.oa nad,n:ittaas um
llhr.
GQe GIaubensgenofien unb Treunce
fino ber5lidb eingelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07

Itebt, ocnn es beibt beute rot - nlor'
gen tot.
Silnon 2aus Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
Gplumbus. Chic.

Gpang. 2utler. Wartin yutbcr 2irdle.
Gde Wolei uno Nnn Ctr.
Yditor Senrp Oeitreid,. Gil Wloler Ctr.
sseoen Sonntaa . llbr Sonntnaid)uIe. IL
lp, enali,d,el @ottesoienit. IL ubr oeut.
iter @ottesbienit.
Nlle @lnubensaenoien uno Sreunpe
limb berSlid, einoelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
Sumeiteao, ga.

YUWe1teao, 3Sn.
9entife Gu. yutb. ct. NlarRus airdte.
222-224 on .. Mue.
Jieu. Greoertd 9. Nltboft. Yu,tot. Ses
lepbun: &o. l745 Sonnta0id]ule $3.50
uhr moraens. @uttesoienit 10:HO lIhr.
Vile 8laubensaenuiien bno Srcunbe
iino ber5lid) einaelanen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
2las 9enteiteaH, pa.
3lpeia Is.

Ser Srauen Gerein Slpeis 16 bat
am 13. slieuit ieine reeelmlbigeyer.
iammlung abgebalten llno in oieier
8eriammlung baben Die Sdlpeitern
beiblollen elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
Win6ior; Ontario. 8ana6a.
81. XauluS Qiyd,e, Varent Mpe.

1915 Ydrent Noe.. Wiuoior. 0n.mtn
6ottesoienit in Den Gommern,,n,icn
unn 80 llbr uolWittaNS Gonntnu.
idnIle uon lO-1I llbr porn,,ttnos
'cnen erifen 9onnerstdanbeno i'm ARu.
nat Nrnuen Verein Sismn0.
NlIe Wulfs: nno 8laubeusaemuilcn NIB
ber5lib nillfpmmtn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
uGopereb 9iib Snpper"

ab5ubalten na6 Der Sftober.Ter,
iammlung uno cine ieOe Sdlpelter if
gebeten etipas gum Giien Su briusen
Gs iou bie Pfliht iein elmer ieoer
Sbtpeiter anlueieno a.. iein in Der
naditen 9erianrnll,ns, oamit lie
ausiinoet tpas iie brineen ioG fiji
oieie unterbaltllns.
gs biene alien shpeitern sur &C.
faIigen 9tadrift. oaB llniere itddlte
Terialnmluns am Sonntag, ben 10.
September, 9 llbr nabmittaes itatt.
finbet. garab u. Sreuoi, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
Odnfidouno

Mnl1blif bes Siniheioers l,niereS
geliebten 8otten ilno 1dters
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07
Sur Grinneruno

an unieren eeliebten @atten. Safer
unb @roBpater
Sobann 1iser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-07

- 8itte unterltiisen Sic 6ie in,
.golfsblatt" an5eisenben @ei9aite!
Evening star., 1950-12-25

~F''O'~N~'SS Wv
2e5.0o BIeoched mahogany 7-piece
dinette suite, including buffet china,
tobe and choirs z4soo
1850 SteWortstown black Iocquered ex-
tension dnette table, including 2 leaves 49e5
$500 Haywood Wakefield 34x5O exten-
sion dinette table, including leaf, in
champagne of wheat on solid brch 6oo5
1900 Cordovon mahogany MuItipIex
dining room table, including z eoves-- $500
247.OO MultipIex silver grey mahogany
3-pece utility wall credenzo unit---- $500
28o 90 CoIinese teak finish on mohoo-
any, decorators credenzo buffet with
sliding service troys---------------- $500
1895 Chrome and plastic oval exten-
sion 5-piece dinette suites -- 69.95
1850 Junior dining room china in Nu-
O'on ook----------------- IS.oO
1900 Junior dining room buffet in err
mine ------------------- sss5
1900 Red Lion 54" cordovon or
bIeoehed mahogany credenzos with oe-
Iorette compartment ent------------- 1880
295 90 Red Lion oo" 8-drower blond fig
ured mahogany credenzo with sliding
service troys --------------- 1880
1880 BIeoched mahogany 66" cre-
denzo buffet ------------- $500
1900 Lounge chair, upholstered in
acorn and grey decorators fobrc. BY
Sherman BertFom Of California t 1880
80. 5Os Sompon Nubion oak occasional
choir upholstered in grey and yellow. BY
Sherman Bertrom Of California 59.95
1900 Beoched primo vera combination
desk. chest credenzo by Herman Miller.
An outstanding value oue--------- l85.o0
$4,000 BIeoched primo vera desk, chest
cobinet. combination by Herman Miller
Only one to be od---- Io8.0O
1900 Decorators 2-pece love seat in
Guiding right and left bumper---- 1895
257OO Beoched Korno decorators knee
hole desk--------------- 1880
loe5 so Nubion ook, single pedesto knee
hole desk k-------------- $500
lOe5 SO Bleoehed or teak on all nnohoa-
any, single pedestal, knee hole desk
made by Manuel Martin of California $500
Evening star., 1950-12-25

$500 Sherman Bertrom Of California,
three piece acorn upholstered sectional
SOTO. Lotex padded ornns----------- 395 90
435OO Sherman Bertrom Of California
two piece Ioveseots sectional solo, Up
holstered in green nubby textured fabric $1,000
US 90 Sherman Bertrom of California
lounge chair. Upholstered in coral me-
toIIic fobric Observation-Disclosures $500
479 90 Stondbuilt three piece sectional
sofo.. Upholstered in grey tone-on-tone
fobrie ---------------- zos.oo
24o 90 Button-boek SOTO with Dir foam
rubber cushions. Upholstered in durable
red nubby textured fobric- I98.o0
2e5 90 Button-bock sofo Upholstered
in grey modern nnotelosse, comfortable
hair spring cushions ns---------------- $500
255 90 Soto upholstered in combination
of solid brown and brown pottern----- 1900
90 Custom built lounge chairs. Up
hoIstered in red and grey or green and
yellow decorators fobric- $3.50
1900 Three piece sectional group Con-
sistng OF two ornless centerpeces and
one high arm end or corner piece---- 5000
$500 Custom built three-p piece sec
tionol soto. Choice OF green or grey tone
on-tone fobric- Recommendations 2ss.oo
1880 Grey shaggy upholstered right
arm sectional choir ---------------- 5s.ss
$500 Chortreuse upholstered, three
piece sectional fo---------------- 1890
$500 Multiple color ex6 foro oxrninster
rug ---------------------------- 1925
O8.5O Solid grey ox8 three-pIy oII-woo
twist Observation-Disclosures $500
235.OO Burgundy carved 9xl2 corved
Wilton rue-.--------------------- 1900
Evening star., 1950-12-20
bat A Ends as Yonpo Aed Given Up Burned and Blasted

artillery shield. however. the air.
lift flew out vast stocks Of live
ammunition. Live ammunition
usually Is blown up in the face of
the advancing enemy at the last
moment.
A field dispatch from Associated
Press Correspondent Tom Lambert
said that even when Yonpo was
ordered abandoned last Sunday
the airlift could still count on a
new airstrip. The airstrip was
built during the past critical week
at the beachhead proper, six miles
east of Yonpo.
When the Air Force flew off
from Yonpo, leaving hot stoves
and warm food In its tents. Army
engineers came in with gasoline
and blasting charges. They
wrecked the place. denying the
Communists any gain except more
acreage.
The airlift, which was to reach
Evening star., 1950-12-20

listed flyers, Pilot Arvid P. Fair
child Of Memphis, Tenn.
1T wasn't so bad until Dec.
Is, because the weather was good
and we could fly contact most Of
the time--even If the Chinese did
shoot at us with small arms as
we banked in." said the small.
slender veteran Of ii years in
the Navy.
Then the clouds closed in
icing clouds-and it got rugged.
There was one trip when 80 Of
US were stacked up over the air.
strip waiting to land. We were
at different levels all the way up
to l2,500 feet, where you need
oxygen.
THAT one stack was so big the
controllers has to start a new one
next to 1t and feed planes from
one to the other. ! never saw
anything like 1t In my nfe."
Yet until he pulled out, he said,
Evening star., 1950-12-20

between 800 and 500 missions q
day at its peak last week. began
to build UP the week before. That
was during the bitter Marine re-
treat from the Changjin reservoir.
II grew steadily as the air serv-
ices called in planes from all over
the Pacific.
Yonpo, although the best field In
Northeast Korea. Is only a single
airstrip 5000 feet long. There was
only the bare minimum of radio
control. But the planes never
stopped coming and going. night
or day. fair weather or foul.
During that last week there was
never moment when the drone
Of transport engines did not
echo into the Chinese-held hills.
It was mainly an Air Force
show. but 1t had help from the
marines and from one Navy plane.
Carrying the Navy colors was
one Of the Naval Air Services en-
Evening star., 1950-12-20
Spanish Princess 10 Wed
Sons Tutor Despite Ban
BY the Associated Press

SEVILLA, Spain, Dec. 90
Despite royal frowns, Spanish
princess announced today she will
marry her sons school teacher.
The infanta Dolores de Borbon
Sicilias y Orleans, 4l-year-old
sister-in-law of Don Juan, pre-
tender to the Spanish throne, an
nounced she will wed Carlos Chias,
%. The wedding is scheduled to
take place in private chapel on
her mothers estate here Deem
ber 20.
Don Juan has forbidden the
marriage. He warned the infanta,
widow of a Polish prince, that
she will lose all royal rights and
be ouSted from the family if she
goes through with the wedding.
Evening star., 1950-12-20
Israel Will Open
Bethlehem Road
For Christmas Rites
Nv the A.,eeiaied Press

JERUSALEM, Dec. 20.-Israel
said today it would open the his
toric Bethlehem Road Christmas
Eve for Christian pilgrims.
Bethlehem is situated only six
miles south Of Jerusalem, but the
old highway is barricaded at the
Israel Jordan border. It was
opened last Christmas for the
Jerusalem Consular corps who
celebrated Christmas midnight
mass in Bethlehem's Church Of
the Nativity.
The same privilege is promised
this year. It Is expected, how
ever. that Jordan will refuse to
grant access to the diplomatic
corps from Tel Aytv, who win be
compelled to travel to Bethlehem
by roundabout road.
Evening star., 1950-12-20
By John Randolph
Assoeiuted Press Foreign Correspondent,

Associated rress FoFeiSn correspondent
TOKYO, Dec. 20.-Yonpo Air.
field, burned and blasted by
United States demolition squads,
has been abandoned to the Chi
nese Communists on the outskirts
Of beleaguered Hungnam.
And now can be told the story
of q gigantic reverse airlift''
called into action as suddenly as
the great Berlin classic,
The airlift took over an enor-
nous load from the foot soldiers
pulling back int the beachhead
on Korea's east coast.
Its main job was to fly the
wounded and frost bitten soldiers
and Marines back to hospitals and
to salvage supplies of the Army
and Air Force.
Secure behind the infantry
Evening star., 1950-12-20
Guatemala Leftist Porty
Wins 1o of "a Seuts
BY the Associated Press

GUATEMALA, Guatemala, Dec.
2o.-The Partido Accion Reyolu-
cionara CPAR), leftwing support
ers of President Arbenz Guzman's
regime, clinched their hold In
Congress in elections last week
end, it was announced yesterday.
PAR won 10 of the "a seats
at stake. adding to its already
heavy majority in Congress. Two
seats were won by the Partido In
tegridad Nacional. also behind the
administration. and one each by
the Partido del Pueblo and Par
lido Uniflcacion Democratica,
both opposition groups. One seat
is in doubt.
There are 68 seats In Congress,
but only "a were UP for election.
Evening star., 1950-12-20

he never saw a single crash or a
taxi crackup. His main worry
was Chinese sniper fire.
when we took of overloaded
with all those live bombs and
rockets" he continued. II used to
think Of that. One bullet In the
right place and we'd have been
spread all over the horizon"
Since unification, the services
have standardized air procedure,
There was no conflict among the
Air Force. the Marines and Pair
child's lone Navy crew.
Evening star., 1950-12-20
DDT Cuts Molorio

ATHENS.-Spraying with DOT
has reduced malaria cases in
Greece from between ! and 2
million q year to fewer than
SO, 900.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-04
JaYCee Ping
Pong Tournament
Starts Tonight

Charles Fisherman, chairman
of the Junior Chamber of Com
merce sports committee. an
nounced today that the JayCees
viii begin their first annual Ping
Pong Tournament tonight after
their regular business meeting.
Those registered for the COM
petition are Joe naqua. Joe Pin
der, SaR Collins. Hilary Albury,
Everette Sweeting, Charles Fish
erman, Kermit Levin. Jack
appel. Odes McKillip. Charles
Curry. Newt Ketchins. Adolph
LastreS, Bob Pollock, Ken
Knowles. Newell Pinder and
Genne Sawyer.
Each contestant viii play every
other man once. The winner of
the most games VIII be declared
JayCee champion for 1850.
Chairman Fisherman also an
nounced that anyone desiring a
game with the JayCee softball
team should contact him at the
Cuba Shop, $50 Duval street.
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named temporary health director
at the Monroe County Clinic.
Gonzalez VIII serve until the
commission dominates a new
head for the department.
VIII Purchase
Copying Machine
Bids were authorized to pur-
chase a photo-stat machine for
use in copying all deeds, mort
cages and other legal instru-
mentS
New Truck To
Be Bought
Bids viii also be asked for a
new truck Repairs, gas, oil for
present trucks last year amounted
to 81, 340.9I.
Buy Insurance For
Fire Engines
Insurance was authorized pur-
chased for the county's three fire
trucks on the keys The premium
viii be about $40.
County Attorney Paul Sawyer
informed the commission that the
state supreme court has ruled
that the county IS not liable for
damages done by fire engines.
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Women Bowlers
AL Navy Stallion
Have Baby Sitter

Women bOwlers of the La
Concha and Noes. Armed
Forces Service group announce
they have baby sitter at Build
ing 178 from to y o'clock each
Tuesday and Friday mornings, so
mothers may join the bowling
teams at the Naval Station Bowl
ing Alley.
Thirteen women OF the group
bowled Tuesday at the Naval
Station. High boWIers were Wan
da Pulnik. with 1873. Louise Duke,
with 158. and Annette Dewey,
with Isl.
League bowling is on Friday
mornings and open bowling IS on
Tuesday mornings.
Bowlers Tuesday were Phyllis
Walsh, Fern Wingate. June Tuck
er, Louise Duke, Wanda Pulnik,
Judy Pass, Alice Noack, Annette
Dewey. Mile Henking. Isobed
Bliss, Pat Downey, Flossie Hig-
gins and Dorothy Gravat.
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This Years
Tennis School
Closes Tomorrow

Henry G. Van Bylevelt and
Ralph Hartenstine win bring This
years Tennis School to a close
fomorrow at five in the Park viii
the long awaited topic TENN.
Strategy and Tactics.
The old song. faint what vo,,
do It's the Way that You Do II .
can well be the subtitle of tornor-
rows congress. Tennis matches
are won half the time by outright
superiority and the other half bv
using your ability so well it pre-
walls over an opponent of equal
skill but less generaIship.
II is well known characteristic
of all strenuous sport to place its
players in a sort of daze when the
pitch reaches its warmest. The
need to concentrate on rapid
physical movement is, alone.
enough to act as a soporific. Most
players play automatically with
little thought to the effects of
their strokes and to those of their
opponent. The result is an TN
awareness of the kind of play
needed at the moment to win. In
Havana in July the Mexican
Davis Cup captain rubbed Gus
savo Palafox's face with a towel
during each change of court when
things looked dark for Mexico.
He wanted to clear his stars head.
OF course all strategy and its
little brother. tactics, are mean
ingful only when thinking Of one
definite opponent, with this per-
sons's strengths and weaknesses
in mind. What will work magic
with one opponent viii quickly
lose against another.
Over and above the myriad
moves and countermoves of tennis
looms that biggest of all qualities
Of sport, relaxed self-contrOl.