davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
Qms Detreit, Mtih.
ct. Yeters &. sy. Wereim

Sie MGrsperiamnluna ipirb am
1S. Wfars Inn & llbr abenos abae=
balten iperben. ber ssamilienabenb
aleih anihlieBenb an bic Sisunq
UNI 8 llbr! slue Shlpeitern iino
herslihit aebeten. noQ,dhliq ,ur
Weriammluna Al fommen. ioipie
@emeinbes@lieber II. ;sreunbe her;=
lihit einaelooen iinb sum ,somiIien=
dbcno. IS miro aelpib aud, oiesmal
ein ldoner anaenebmer Mbeno lper-
ben bel Spiel llno outer unterbal=
tlna!
&affee lnb &ndDcn icrpieren in
Oer aScbruar Qserianmlllna bic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
4,aS He,,teiteaS, pa.
3lueig 16

Die Sh,peitern bes 3ipeias 16
baben in Der lebten 8eriammlung
cine &artenpartie beidlolen. 9ieie
&artenpartie ipirb Sonntaa. ben Is.
Ipril $3.50 llbr abenbs obaebaIten
I'M Saron Club, III Cit Z. 9lpenue.
MQe Ghneitern bes 0ereins bon
9toh unb isern limb oebeten. einen
Breis n,itaubrinaen ober Al ienben.
slQe ;sreunbe unb 8efannte, 9ieb-
haber bonn 4artenipielen iinb aufs
herslid)1te fiir bieien Mbeno ein0ela.
ben. gitte fomint ale aur Gartens
partie am IS. Npril.
Sara6 q. Grenbi. Sefr.
1, 8, Is, %, 30.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15

lie iic oud) einbalteu. Sails cr NaS
nift senau nahpriiit umo aud Die
8irfl1ngen, meroen faum CUTE Stc'
iultute er5ielt. Ia es iebr ifpierig
,par, iiir Yatienten ungeial5enen Heis
in &eitaurantS 81 erbolten, ridJtetc
Or. aempner slpei Seisb1uier in
Surbum Elm, in oenen Oe Hatienten
ibrc Wablseiten pGbreno ser W'ono.
te einnebmen fonnten, sic lie I'M
SoIpital ser Sufe ltniperlitdt Der.
brad,ten.
~Sie IlGt- -gebanollmg boucrt
icbr lanac," iagte 81. 9empner. .Gs
banbelt iih I'M cine 2ranfbeit. bie
iid iebr lungiom ent,pidelt llno aud,
wieoer lebr langiam pcridwinoct."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
2lms farrell, pa.
i2lueiq 81

Stllcn Sd,peitern bes 3lpeioes 81
bicne sur oefGuiocn 9tad,riht, hof'
lmIere 1,dd,ite &erianmluna an,
Spnntua Sen IS. MGrs INN brei
llhr nod)mittuas ltattfinoet. Sllle
Shpcltern iino aebeten, in Der Ser
iumnllno anipeleno I'll iein. ssSerner
fat Der Gercin cine &ortenpartie be-
ihIpiien fir Den /. Slpril am Scnn=
taaol'euo. - 9lniana lit $50 llbr
ubcnbs.
ollie Nreunbe unb gefanntc iclpie
Siebboher pom &arten= lmb 9unto=
ipiel iinn aufs berilidite einoelaben.
G'ute lIno id)Dne 9Sreiie iperOen oil
Die beiten Spieler 1eben.
Sara iSrani, Sefr.
8. *
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15

llnb icine Stimmc fir Sen Monn ,u
crlpGbleiL abaebcn. Sieicniaen
griiber, lrclhe ihre Sfterte nod
nidjt ei,laereiht boben, fomncu bos
nob tim bis sur ndflten &eriamn,z
lung. 9seiter m0bte ih befanni
machcn, bo6 mir lpieber ciniac grii=
Der ouf der GronfcnIiitc bahcn. Yrl,=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
2ueia 19

Werte Vrliher! ,in lllllCrer Ners
ian,mllna am 3. Wdrs oilla es lpiez
Der friid, um6 onreaenb nit Den Sc
ihGftsbcipredunaen fir bic ;3r=
flnft, obtpobl lpieher Sicle fchlten.
ST mar CUR 8eipred,una cine Gn,ps
febl,,na umierer 8rl,bers gnbenbpr
fer NIT Den 8eamten, lpelhe an,
Sonntaa, ben 25. iSebrl1ur I'M ca
ron GountrD Club su elmer Gelchti=
auna sriammen famen, ,no mad,
bieier ,sabrt su IGnaerer gciprecblmo
beiiammen hliehen. sls hieicr Sc
iprehlna ainaen fplaellbe geibliliie
6erpor:
Gritcns Gin 7zMann=&pmitce
ipurpe pom Erdiioenten ernannt unp
sipar bic fclaenoen griiper: Een
Shcl, 6enrp 6eiocnreih, g. s.
Eontih, Wartin SSerner, SO &eber.
9lnhp &aitenbuhcr II. Gcpro ShieH.
Iieie griiOer iperben Damn in ieher
Seriammluna gerid)te an ben Ser
eiu abaeben. llniere Seamten hoben
linen polle llnteritiitllna peripro=
den, 1lnb olle ipollen olli,. lpenn cs
iu iSreiarbeiten al Samstaacn font
men ml1H mithelfen. Gs iperbcn
hermit ol,d ale MtitNlicber pum
;}lucio 10 aebcten. lpenn lie bon llns
ieren gcamtcn uuf9efprOcrt pcrhen,
Srellc sll bclpohrcn ieirlcnl Gcrcin
lno aerne mithelfen. 9tur 10 fonn
lrnIcr Country Club allsoebol,t ipcrs
bcl. ipenn Dos 9llte niht mebr Der
Heporutur lpert lit, muf chen ncll
Ncbollt fpcroen.
Ser nGhitc Eurtt ipor bic &rnz
pentipn in s)punNstplpn anl 81. lmo
%. Mai. Sic fclaenbcn Sriiocr
ipurben ais Seleooten ocipdblt
,Sreb s. Sheib, Nupp gpbenopricr,
Sohn SpGf, SSil. Snlsinaer. Sou
@eber. Slls Griub Sclenotcn: Sobn
lllrid). Mnon alcin. Mif Sh,pur,.
Meu ullfQenpnumen lpllroen: Nreo
Soordp. Nlbn &lpps, Spfn gontld).
,SplaenDe griiher lplrben ais frnnf
oenelnet: ,Sreb Srenb, Sohn Ser
man Sr.. Mortin @ebcr unb Wars
tin ,Sranf. &eilmb aeneloet iplrbe
.. i. Spntih, ipeld,er aud, aleid)
ieincr @elpohnheit oenlGf out nit
iprah. alle crmabnerb sur treuen
Mitarbeit. Die nod inln,er nDtiQ it,
9ann fam unier tpieoeraeipGblter
6allspater grllber ,Sronills, bunfte
allen Mita.iepern fit feline einitim=
miQe &ieoermabI. rno periprah iii:
Die fplaenoen Drei Sabre ipieoer icin
geitcs su tlm llnb init lmieren Srll.
ltccs III GiniQfeit al urheiten. 9tln
ium ShluE fam ,nler 1. GiieprG=
| iibcnt grllDer ooliin0cr nit einc,
aroben 'Sraac? 9Spllen mir hieics
SSahr ben 4. .Suli ipiener orpH fci,
EN-? ST befam cinen aroRcu glp:
plai!s l,nb fam iih iein &on,itct
bis sir ndd)iteu 0eriummlunu an
merfcn, llnN bann ieine Gorarhcitcl
Dem Screin berid)ten. >Nn biclem &c
riht iolen alldb Die Gprarbcitcn lin
einen &inDerball (glolD crflGr
meroen. ipcld)er um Samstu0, Der
Z. Ipril itattfinOct. 9llic, es merpel
hermit ale Otitalicoer criud)t, ihr,
2inbcr am obiNen 9atllm fiir Elm,
lhrne &inbcrllnterbaltun0 in bi;
Nalle ill brinael,, 100 Gin &onlite'
fir allies ioraen miro. Sieie llnrer
baltllna fGnat Inn S:3O llhr al, alil
bite, merit Sud, ale Die ;}eit. Sin
ocrball lit irci filr ale unD aui.
Mulif lit Ca fir ol!c.
i 9tihlte TeriammllIno lit onl ,Srci
too ubcllp, Den &. slpril. &pnm
allc, es aibt pa &id)tigcs.
Gllre Veanten lllb Wucr Scfrctcl
;Srco Sneii,. Scfr
IL -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15

Der Mihacl Sell Sr.. .Wiihocl Hoclp,
Spbom gelln1on, Mihoel &urtler
llnb Murtin Miller. 9Sir lpin,lrlelt
Den Wriihern idrncllc gciierlnN. 10
ouH lie balo ipieoer init inns iein
fOllnCm.
Mihucl Scpncr, Scfr.
- *
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
S. S. 0rganisationen!

Ssenn sie reerbpele geronomsen plann, bonn ioiten
Sie nt ,nterloie bieie ol eipreeno onsuscee Nr ou
eflame ann m ben gelpinibten Seld no Grfols ierh!
Goum lit es raan1, fir bie Seronitoltnsen an5eiem in,
GoIfsbatt" usueebe pele ben aeicrn in bic usen auen.
sSr herene hofr cine Sonberrote ST fir ben enpaisen
3ol, 3. f. cine epoe brett unb 3cu bpd).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
GMwopb Eitn, ga.

81. E0NT6 20. yNtherQn VkNTd6.
$aftot Nnbreas li1Qeibnd. 800 Vod)
Ctr. $el.:, 73loyY. Sonntnnihule 0:30
ubr. Gnalii ter @otteSoienft 1890 lbr.
Deutlder @ottesoienft II AS llhr.
Rird)enratsiiemna ieben leBien CONS.
tag I'm Wonat uhr obenbs. Gpnntna.
fd,ullebrer.Sismnn ienen brittrn Conn.
tag i'm Diornt. $3.50 llhr rnor9enS.
ssebernidnn berSiif trilIfomn,en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15

IS bielle alien griioern sur Natb=
ridt, oob bic ndcbite Generalper-
lanlmlllna am Is. WGrs INN 2 uhr
nadmittaas abaebalten miro. sNn
bieler Geriammlllne miro allh Der
Nalsmcilter fir unier !6eim er=
lpGblt. Sober 9ruber iollte Do iein
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
pereinsiefret6re!

Mitteilunaen, meIhe crit am
Mittiuoh in ,miere 6Gnbe ae.
lanoen, fonnen inter feinen
llmltdnben fir Ser0ffentlihun.
gen in Der betreifenben @ode
beriifiihtiot lperoen.
Sllio beiseiten obienben. ga.
men unb 9oten beutIirb ihrei.
ben. bomit feline ,Sebler por.
fnu,n1eu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
Wuu0co. Ha.

Miuuaca, ga.
Seufid,e Guans. Yuth. Ct. Ycirrs.
Yemeinbe, &. etrabe.
Yfurrer Guns D. i. Slmole,t. 244
Moams Stt.. Wo1eiter. Ya. $elepbon:
Woteiter 1908. Wottesoien!t 9:BO ubr
moraens. SonntaoiduIe 1915 l1br.
Hrauen Verein Weriamfluna am Ieeten
Donnercta0 ieben Wonate. 4 lIbr nm
Gbenc. Seoer,nann 1T ber5lid, miIIirm.
men,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
2l,,< Hen, Cattle, pa.
3,peia 25

Gs bicne allen MitaIlepern bes
3ipeias % ,ur Nad,rid,t. ba6 mir
uniere nGdite Gerianmlllna ont IS.
Mdrs um brei llbr nahn,ittaas
abbalten.
ga in oieier Gerianmlllna ein
9eleaat fiir Die ndd,lte 8onpention
aelpGhlt miro, 10 iplltc ein icoes
Wtitolieb cs iih sur Tflid)t MAIDEN,
in Die Gerlunmlluno au fnmmen.
Geo gpbenOorfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15

81. Yanlns Qtrd,e. Vafeni 0pe.
1915 Ydrent Ape.. Winofor. 0nnnio
WotteSbienit tn ben gnnmnern,.n.iIcn
Don 0-1O llbr po,rittnns. GcnninQ.
|hule bon lO-1i ubr pornlittd0s
SSehen erften Tonnerstuooheno i'm xRo.
not Nrnucn Wercin SieMnO.
NfIc Eofs. unh Glnllhenadeuniirn
ber3lidl tp,lfpmntn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
Detroit, Wihi0on.
9eutfd,e unb S66nime Gu. st. Yetrr
0trA,a (0Iouf;eIh unh Ykoef,a rrt, Mn.

9eutide umb SGhiii6e 80. Ct. YetruS.
3irdpe. @lenfielb unb Wosberrn Wpe.
Yfarrer ssohannes SeMttcb. 1921
Vlenfielb Hpe. 9el.: Btneree 82O6.
Gn8Iiiber @ottesoienit 10 ubr ocrn,it.
ta9s. 9eutjhe unb enoIiidae Sonntae'
ihule II t16r pormittags Teutiher got.
tesoienh II llbr bor,nitta9s.
Seoen lebten Oienstaa oea wRonots
Rirfenrdtsfibuna. 9nrh bic Gon,mers
mpnate ieoen oritten 9ienstaQ; {ont
ieben oritten Sonntaa 6rnmen 8erein
0eriammlung. airdenhorprobe ieoen
Breitaaabenb.
Nue @loubensaenofien uno Treunoe
iino ber5lib ein9elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
kirblirbe 1arbricbten

Vile lutberiiden 0luubens0enofien
ocutidler uuO en9lid,er Runee in ssar'
rel. Sbnron uno un9eaeno inb au Der
@oitesoieniten btr5Iidb einaeIoben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
SaIenl, Obiu.
Gunnaeltid .Xntb. emmanuel Stride.

Guanaeitid, .Nntb. emmanuel Stride.
291 Souih Nroootuap.
Yaitor ssobn Wauman. Sonntu9Idule
ieoen Sonntaa 9 ubr bormttto9s. 10 ubr
@OtteSolent in Der vanDes,prad)e. II
ubr beut5 1er Wottesoien1t. Ser feutid,e
1irden Nrnnen Werein bat am atpeifen
ylittlpod :eben 0sonats. = utr otenns.
Yeriamml,ns. Sfonfirmanbens sllnterr,d,i
(6fneiidhrial bon Sep:smoer bis Ofern.
T"enstaa unb Brei:oa nad,n.ittnaS nm
4 llhr.
Ille @lnlbensoenoiien unb Greunf'
iinb ber5lidb ein9elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
2lms Glepelan>, Okie
Geretniste Sad,ien ppn Glepelcano


Sic &erciniaten Sahien bon Gle
rclunp, Ohio piinitt,en alien Sanps-
lellten @eillnDheit llnD Den frunfen
(SllD baIoioe SeiierltnQ! Ser
sSrllhIino lit ichr nabe lmo buher
nliniheu mir ichon iebt unieren
&plfsoerlpiicn Geieunete Siterfeier=
toQe".
S,enrn Shinoler, lrci.
Gli5abetb Siid)ler, Sefr.
Is, 90.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
Columbus, Ohio.

Guana. Gutber. Wnrtin Xutbcr Qird,e.
Gde Wlole, unb Nnn Ctr.
Yaitor Senrp Oeitreidb. Gil Woler Ctr.
syeoen Gonntn9 . ubr Sonntn0i ~
llp, engIi,d)e, @ottesbienit. II ubr bent.
id1er @ottesbient.
Vile 8lnubensaenofien unb ssreunoe
iinb ber5lidh einaelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
Glcpclanb yyet. - Scmtfd,. .Wcmcinoe

Chicago, Illinois - St. Pauls Gemeinde,
4S57 Homer Strasse
Pastor c. F. Broecker. 4855 Homer St..
Chicago SO, III. Tel: BE. 7-5898.
Jeden Sonntag 9 Uhr Sonntagschule. 10
Uhr cnglischer Gottesdienst ii Uhr deut-
scher Gottesdienst.
Wir laden allie Glaubensgenossen und
Freunde herzlich Elm zu den Gottesdiensten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
farren, ia.
Teutfbe Gu. vutb. Ct. xanlns airdte.

72l-2h Hrlnt Mpe.
Hfnerer Mrfhm 8 V'lint ,,Senen Conn.
tnN q ilht uuim,ItiuNs Gnnntua,d)mle
10 llb, ennliidWi Wntte5N"'';' &, llbr
oeutIdcr Wuttesblenf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
youngstown, Obio.
Gban8eliid1.Xutherttdt 6snternS.
CSemeinbe.

2110 8lenpoo3 Nbe.
Hfarrer YBillinm 8. Heltber.
$40 w. syuofon Nbe.
Sonntaald3ule: 9 Qbr. - Gn0liidel
8ottesoienit: 10 llhr. Deutftr,
0ottesoienit: II ubr.
Gl!e Wo!fs' unb @lailbensoenoRen rr'
ber5lidt tuillfonlnitil.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
8arb, Snoiana.

9entfdje Gu. xMtber. SonternS 0irdIe,
Sde II. Npe. uno Fillmore ctr.
Yfarrer Nueuit u. Gildtin9. 1919
Gilmore Ctr. Sell: 23551. Sebcn Conn.
tna 9 llbr pornittnas Gonntn0,hnIe.
10 llbr enalii her @ottesoienit. II llbr
oeutid6er 8ottesoienit.
Nlle lntberiihen Glnubens9enoiien
oeutider nno enallid]cr 3un9e in @nrn
unb unIaebuns iino au ben 8ottesr''"
iten bcr6lid einaelanen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
SUmciteao, ia.

Sumeiteao, ia.
1emtffe Gp. Yutb. ct. Wlartus Nude.
222-224 CT y. yIpe.
9cb. Urebertd &. Nltboft. Yu,toi. Se.
lepbUn: 80. l746 SonntnQiduie $3.50
ubr nloraens. @ottesoienit 10:SO lihr.
Vile 8lauhens9enoiien bnb Srcnnrs
limb ber8lid elnaelaecn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
Nrnuenpsrcin Der Gp. 9utb. Scutid)
6cmeinDe

Sos Mutter lno Sochter ganfett
ber SeutihNemeinpe miro audi Die
les Sabr ipie aeipOhnlih am Siterz
montaa i'm Sahienhcim al Seniipn
slpe. ahaehalten. Inn 6 llbr obenDs
miro elm feines Giien Al nGRiocn
Ereiicl, ierpiert iperpen. Iuron an.
ittliebeno erfolat Gin id)Dnes liro.
aramm, lpofiir Die 9eitllno oel
slaenba Club iibernpnlmen bat. 9llir
liebe Milttcr llno SDdlter Don Sil
llnp &eit reierpiert Gllh oieien
sibero lmp brinat Cure ,Srellnoin
men nit. Gs miro niemauoem Ieir
tim, oieics ,Seit nit uns erlebt Al
baben. 10, %
Ter ,Srauenperein hGlt icinc nGd,.
tie Nerionlmlllnu an 20. DtGrs lmr
itpor nm s llbr abenDs. 9llle Otit.
alieOer limb acbetel,, ampeieno Al
iein.
,Soloenbe Sdrpeitern ipcrpcn oics.
NAL ierpieren: &atb. Vlod), &atb
Vielt. Gcaina Oalner uno 9lnno
Sbertb.
Sern,ine ShuQer, Scfr
Is.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-15
GieOelano, Ohio.

g. e. Gpane. 3utb. Ct. Spbannes aird,e.
Yaitor Sans Soilel, 76l goop Woao.
Gel: WuIGerrp 1.O646. 8 ubr uornlits
ta9s oeutiber @ottesoienn. Sonntug'
iebuIe uno en0iiid,er @ottesoeinit 1890.
Noniirulnnoen. llnterrid,t uno oeutide
Sd)ule am Gnmstaa bon ubr Uormit'
tags an. glle @(oubens9enpiien iinb
ber8licb eingelaoen.
Glcpclano yyeit. - Sentfd, .Wemcinoe,
ySeit 80. etc uno Yyilldro Mpe.
Yfarrer @uitnp u. Yoellm. 5000 Wil'
lnro Mpe. Sell: Wo. 1.4870. Sonntd9s
8 ubr uornlitta0s oeutider @ottesoienit
10 lbr Sonntaafd)ue uno WtbelStunne
fir Griund)iene. II ubr uorn,ittnQs ena'
liId,er @ottestienft Gonfirmanbennnter'
riht ienen snmstne 10 llbr pormittoas.
Scoermann beraIit tpillfomn,en.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

Discovery of wood boring in
sects in the Lee Mansion National
Memorial. otherwise known as Ar
llington House. will require its
closing for five days starting Mon
day to permit fumigation, Edward
J. Kelly. superintendent of Ma
tional Capital Parks. announced
today.
Evidence of the insects first was
observed recently in the basement
joists by Plant Pathologist Herb
". Webster. They were identified
as clubhouse borers" by the In
sect Identification Division of the
Agriculture Department. who were
called in hurriedly.
Although no serious damage has
occurred. officials said the infes-
tation is widespread and the Ag-
Iriculture Department recommend
led immediate fumigation. The
borers definitely are not termites,
it was said.
During the period Of fumlga-
ton visitors viii not be allowed
even in the vicinity of the man
sion, which is located in Arling-
ton National Cemetery. A con-
tract has been awarded, it was
announced, for fumigation using
hydrocyanic acid. None but work.
men will be allowed in the build
ing.
The contract was awarded to
the Theodore Meyer Estates of
1l55 Twenty-f1rst street NV. on
10 bid Of $1.079.
Construction OF Arlington House
Twas begun In 1902 by George
Evening star., 1951-10-19
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Arlington forum Is. Green's One-Mon Show

lof the time I never got any money
/ for it. But Arlington County
benefited because those loans
helped people buy houses. didn't
make enough money out of it tc
maintain your wife's station
wagon" he told Mr.. Macpherson
Mr.. Green commented thai
there were all sorts of checks ane
balances on his office.
In fact, that Office gets so full
Of examiners and investigator,
sometimes I can't find room tt
stand up"
Mr.. Green again put on his hat
and started to leave. A questionel
asked Mr.. Macpherson if he pro-
posed to remain in the building
business If elected treasurer.
Mr.. Macpherson started t
reply:
IF take over January u
(Which you won't" muttered
Mr.. Green. who by that time was
half way up the aisle on his way
out.
One spectator objected that Mr.
MacPherSon's answer hadn't been
heard because Of the interruption.
Mr.. MacPherson's answer was
repeated that he planned to turn
his building business over to rela-
tives if he is elected.
Green Walks Out.
Mr.. Green walked out of the
school. without so much as an
other pause to admire the fish
pond in the foyer.
The three candidates for Com
monWealth'S attorney replied to a
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Committee 10 Beautify
Georgia Avenue Formed

More than a dozen civic, busi-
ness and religious organizations
in the Silver Spring area have
formed a committee to beautify
Georgia avenue from Seminary
road to Colesville road.
The committee is sponsored by
the Women's Club of Woodside
whose president. Mrs. j. G. Pratt,
is serving as chairman of the
Identification committee.
Mrs. Pratt said yesterday the
State Roads Commission will plant
and maintain shrubbery and trees
after they are provided by inter-
|ested citizens groups.
She added efforts to raise nec-
essary funds will be started i'm
mediately.
Evening star., 1951-10-19

Iquestioner who wanted to know
If Arlington County needed a
crime investigation similar to the
grand jury proceedings now under
way in the District and Prince
Georges County.
Charles o. Pratt, Republican
candidate, said he did not know
but would push for such an inves.
Itigation if he found, after taking
office. that one was necessary
Malcolm Miller. independent can.
didate. said he believes such ar
investigation is necessary and thai
he does not think the county
should wait for, Senate commit.
tee to do it. The Democratic can.
didate. William j. Hassan, sale
one Of the major issues of his plat.
form calls for the fearless prose.
cution of the law and that he feels
the responsibility for combating
crime rests with local authorities
State Senator Charles R. Fen
wick. the Democratic nominee foi
reelection, told a questioner Ar
lington pays more taxes to the
State than any other county, but
also receives more revenue in re-
turn. He read the sums the
county has received from the
State in recent years.
Oren r. Lewis, the Republican
candidate for State Senator, re-
marked that Senator Fenwick had
failed to read the sums the coiln-
ty paid to the State in recent
years. Mr.. Lewis said his op-
ponent has refused to debate the
campaign issues.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Federation Studies
Spending Of Surplus

A three member committee was
named by the Fairfax Civic Fed
Grafton last night and directed to
begin a study to determine how
a 81 million surplus in county
funds should be spent.
The surplus revenues will re-
suit from an underestimate of the
total assessed valuation of county
real and personal property when
the budget was adopted last April
The estimate was $42 million less
than the actual assessed value
which was announced on August
80.
Since the assessment error was
announced, county civic groups
have been staging a tug-of-
over questions of how the surplus
funds should be handled.
Some citizens want the excess
money impounded until next year
to enable a tax reduction; some
want the full surplus spent fol-
school expansion; others have ex-
pressed a desire to see current
appropriations for all county
services increased.
The County Board of Super
visors has replied to the various
proposals by saying that the sur
plus hasn't materialized yet. The
board agreed to wait until the
funds actually are collected, ther
appropriate the money as it deems
necessary.
Appointed to the three-membel
committee were William F.
Kramer, chairman; c. Crowel
Squire and Harry l.. Ketcham, Jr
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Council 10 Interview
Is nominees Before
Naming School Board
-AP Wirephoto.

The Falls Church City Council
lis scheduled to interview 13 NOM
inees for the School Board before
naming six of them to the board
next Monday.
The council met in special ses-
sion last night to make the six
appointments to replace School
Board members who resigned two
weeks ago. After the nomina-
tions were made, however. Coun-
Gilman Francis A. Wagner sug-
gested postponing final action
until Monday so that councilmen
can meet the nominees.
8 Held Ineligible.
Mayor Charles E. Kellogg an
nounced that eight candidates
recommended by city organiza-
tions were ineligible for appoint
ment because they live outside the
city, are not registered or have
failed to pay taxes.
Nominated We're William M
Baskin. substitute judge of the
city court: w. David Brewer. stat
istician for Trans-World Airlines
and former city councilman;
Oliver j. Caldwell. chief of the
Division Of Exchange of Persons
State Department: John H. Cline
associate editor of The Star: M
Eldon Colby. Of the Agriculture
Department; DR.. Thomas E. Hag-
gerty, a physician: DR.. Alfred M
Palmer. head of the medical staff
of Arlington Hospital.
Others Nominated.
Also, William D. Romig, civil
engineer: Richard L. Saintsing
supply specialist with the Govern
ment agency; Daniel v. Stapleton,
assistant chief of foreign service
personnel for the State Depart
ment; Adolph Steinberg, hardware
merchant; Mrs. Jessie Thackery
housewife. and Francis w. Trapp,
public relations man for the Pe-
tomac Electric Power Co.
Mayor Kellogg announced that
George T. Reeves, who had been
recommended by the Greater Falls
Church Chamber Of Commerce
has said he would be unable to
serve.
The nominees now under con-
sideration do not. include any OF
the six members who resigned
two weeks ago.