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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21

"Stockholms Tidningen", cine
der groessten schwedischen Ia
geszeitungen, berichtet unter
dieser Ueberschrift ueber die
Verwuestung des Sudetenlan-
des. Wir bringen auszugsweise
cine Uebersetzung des Berich-
tes.
"Auf zwanzig Milliarden Dol
lars werden die Vermoegens-
werte geschaetzt, welche die
aus der Tschechoslowakei ver-
triebenen Sudetendeutschen i'm
Lande zuruecklassen mussten.
Selten ist Elm derartiges Riesen-
erbe so rasch und effektiv ver-
geudet worden. I'm Sudeten-
lande, wo der groesste Tell der
deutschen Bevoelkerung zuhau-
Sc war, vollzieht sich seit 1945
cine Wertevernichtung in astro-
nomischem Ausmass."
Ais die Millionen Sudeten-
deutschen 1945 1876 Won Haus
und Hof vertrieben wurden,
kan Elm Strom Won Tschechen
in das bluehende Sudetenland.
Es lockte jedoch nicht die ar
beitende Bevoelkerung aus an
deren Orten an und die fuer die
Sudetenindustrie erforderlichen
Facharbeiter warren auch an
derswo gar nicht vorhanden.
Die Sudetendeutschen, welche
i'm Lande noch zurueckgeblie-
ben warren, wurden ais Zwangs-
arbeiter eingesetzt. Viele Fa-
briksschornsteine hoerten auf
zu rauchen, Werkstaetten STAN
den leer, die Geschaeftsleute
machten keine Geschaefte, und
cine allgemeine Flucht settle
Elm. Die weniger Ehrlichen be-
gaben sich NIT den zusammen-
gerafften Wertsachen, Pelzen,
Teppichen u. a. auf den Veg,
die uebrigen NIT ziemlich lee
rem Haenden. Schon 1916 /1947
konnte man verlassene Villen
und Fabriken NIT zerstoerten
Fenstern und verfallende Woh-
nungsviertel sehen. Seither ging
dieser Verfall INNER rascher
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
Die gefaehrIicke
Prinzessin
Koenig|iehe Hoheit nit So
wietisehem Orden ovsge-
zeichnet.

Seberan. - Scit Scr Grn,nr=
blrno nes pcriiibcn WtiniitcrprGii=
benten 8eneral No,moro fpnmt hos
Sonb nilht mebr sur Gube. Sic
TerltootlihumQ Der Gctrplclln,=Sll'
oultric 0cbt SonO in Sann nit els
net &clle ppn TrcmoenicInblihfcit,
Die lid) belpnbers 0e0cn Die GnN=
lGnber lnb Slmerifaner rihtet.
,Srilher poer ipoter ihcint Die lit
Srou NGrenoc 9iepolte Den, 9renll
sll quite su fDnnnen. slbcr cs m1re
fiir Die aprnmllnitcn niht leicbt, iiir
rSGterdel Stolin" I'll orbeiter,
itdnoe hintcr ihnen nidt cine bciun-
Oers oefGbrlid)e Wtoht, bic am Socie
Oes Sd)abs iclbit mirft.
Gs lit Die 32iabrioe bilpithDne
iiinocre Shlpcitcr pcs Scrriters,
Slihraf. cine llnuclpDbnlli, ehroei=
iioe, bcrrid)iiihtiNe llno fcllriOe
Eriniciiil; lie orbcitct ieit tangent
bintcr Den &lliiien. Sic lit id)oll,
lrnacbclcr lpillcnslturf llnb bcmcr-
fcnslpcrt Intelligent. Sie mill herr,
lrlcn lnb tut cs uuf ibre SSciic.
slicl)raf lit ieit piclen Sabren cine
cifri0e HclpunDerin Stolins, Den lie
in Otpsfuu nlltirrftc. Sie ipor Die
ciniioc v&oriQlid)c S,uhcit" Die int
&rcml cnlpfunoen lpurOc llnD mchs
rere Mule bel Stallm lpeilte. Sie
lpurbc lnuur Don hem y6errider az
Ier Hcuben" NIT bem rSrocn Der
slrheit" allsNc,cihnet.
Sic ISrin;cliin bat ppn ihrent
Gutcr.. Tc;u Tohlepi, Der uls che
moIiNer Gcfreiter Die berridenoc
SnnaItie itilrste INN iid, olli hcu
Sbron ieetc. Die Sotfroft Oeerbt.
Nm Scptcmber 1911 mllHtc Der ulte
Shoh lllter Dem Truf Der sllliicrs
tell upbunfcn llnn bcll Sbrpn icillcnt
Sphn ilbcrlaiicn. ,Siir Die intclli0cn=
tc Glihruf mur pus Die Hclcucnhcit,
binter ocn &uIiilen als mobrc Socrr.
iherln ollf;utrcten. slua ncicn,
HrlunDe lppllte lie ullh niht hcird'
ten.
Sic Irin;ciiin. bic oan, in pus
Sobrlpoiicr Mpsfulls Ncrlct, pcr.
itono iih rcrbt out nit ihrcm grls
Der. biz III ocm Saoe, "a Der Shuh
| iich ppn Dem GiniIllE icincr funmlll=
niitiiden Srhmcitcr slld,ruI Irei ilt
mnhen perilldtc.
Scit bic ebroci;ioe 9lid)raf ihrcn
Ginilut olf beil SrllOcr cinNchilHt
bat, ,pirft lie nlr III, 10 cifrioer hin.
ter Den &uliiiem. Shr MtohthlulNcr
uno ihr Stolin= =Nanotlsnlls llEt lie
niht ruheii. Gincs Der oinbcrrl'e
ihrer lSplitif mar Der meltlid pricn.
tierte NtiniiterprGiibcnt Hoimuro,
Der fiirilit, eincm slttentot allnl
Spfer ficl. Sic allfNcltorl)cltcn Mtuls
icll hubcn pom Turlament (tcillpcls
ic inter Sphesbrphllnoen ucucn nen
Sdoh) bic Gcrltuutlihlnu Der Ee=
trplcum. Enollltrie erilulIlNcn.
9tuh olGen hin hat Mosfun NIT
au Dieien SinNcn nihts au tim -
MIR pob I'M NintcrQrllnpe Die
Sd,peiter bes Sd)ohs Iilr Stallll
arbcitet.
(gcrlincr 9lnieiOcr.) J
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21

SOOOAy IulIlOeI
Of Confederate Cemeteries. Several
of our overseas friends were deep
ly impressed by this item. Flood
Control-U. S. Soldiers Home-The
Panama Zone and Rivers and Har-
bors also we're included.
THERE is bad news for postal
i workers. after ALL We had heard
that the pay boost provision intro
duced by Congressman Ed Rees had
won some strong backing in the
Committee. Then came the bad
news that just before approving
II. r. 1882 the Committee cut out
the section granting $3.50 million in
pay hikes to postal workers. 1t is
contended that had the increase
been adopted. the mail rate increase
would have been more than Offset
and the post office would have gone
$25 million further into the red
However, hearings on federal pay
legislation opened on Thursday
which may bring the desired re-
suits.
IN Tuesday last. the august Sem
" ate experienced q most unex-
pected and delightful interlude.
Begun Ikramullah, Member OF
the Pakistan Senate and wife of
the Foreign Secretary of Pakistan
with the Ambassador and the Mini
ster and his charming wife had
been my guests in the Speakers
Dining Room Of the House, with
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21

Linder, Salem.
Second Vice President Mike
Linz, New Castle.
Secretary: Audrey Miller
Cleveland East.
Assistant Secretary: Catherine
Spack, Salem.
Treasurer: Freda Hermann
Salem.
The most important decision
of this years convention is the
passing Of a constitutional By
Law which limits participation
in softball and basketball to T,
S. ~ A. members who belong, or
whose parents belong to the Zen
tral Nerband.
The events awarded for next
year are:
1852 Convention - Cleveland
West.
Bowling Tournament, Canton
Semi-Formal, New Castle.
No Bids were received for the
Swim Meet for next year. The
Swim Meet for this year was
cancelled due to the fact that
there were no clubs that planned
to participate. A reunion of all
past and present members of the
/. 5. A. was suggested. 1t was
then decided that since there
would be no Swim-Meet in New
Castle that New Castle be
awarded the reunion, to be held
this summer, probably sometime
in August.
There will definitely be no Sa-
Non Softball League this year as
too many clubs have lost mem
bers to the military service. How
ever. it was decided that an elimi-
nation tournament be held on a
weekend If enough clubs could
enter. Detroit asked for and
received this event. All clubs
wishing to participate are to con-
tact Detroit as soon as possible.
Now for few lighter notes on
the convention. Has Case Ace
made up his lost sleep vet :
George tyoure a doll-l-D Schus-
ter of Detroit and Johnny Guip
OF East thoroughly enjoyed the
rattle. SO did some of their
friends! Did YOU get Bill back to
college alright Johnny l.:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
mi|ch heiImiHe
bel verbrennuns2n

sltlantic Gitp. - WtIlh ltcIlt eln
biulocs, idmerSitIuenocs Wtlttcl bel
Gerbrcnll,ngcu Nurh sltombontben
oar, ,puroc bon orei Torldern Der
slnericon Meoicol slIiu. ausellan'
oeraeictt. Gin bidcr @rci aus ao'
iein, oem nidtialten Grotcln Der
ltilt,, Iest lid, pie eln oiinner Strel'
icn iiber sic 9ronopunbe, belhleu.
ni9t sic Scilung lulo hilbert oen
Sdmcri. 9ei Ser erIten SilIelelltlln9
lit Nns Wtlticl olbcrit unaebroht.
0ci slton1bomben- -Terlesungen
Itebcu Tcrbrennllnacn on erltcr Stel'
Ie. Sn Supun crllttcn 60 biz 50
Yro,cnt oer Spier hirefte grano.
munocn inIrlae Ser grplc'lon ooer
ourd, sic nod,Iolgcnoen 9r1noe.
Sic @ebanolungsart lpurbe BON
Curtis lno Noie pom llnlon Memo'
rial SoipitoI III Baltimore unN pon
grelpcr bon Scr Tlrnla Snnion, uses
colt & Cunning III Baltimore be-
ibricbcn.
Ser ol,s Gulcin uno Spei anoercn
StoiIen hergcItcItc 9rci miro Ihnell
oui oie grnnNull1be nllIgetraacn lmO
nit elmer hemiId, bebunoeltcu @allic
bcocft. Scr 9rei bilbCt nit hcr'clbelt
cine ct,pos por0Ie Sd)idlt, Sic bus
gIuten oerbinocrt, nbcr bas &ollcr
aus Ser @unNe pcrounitcn lobt.
Ger Sd)mcr5 last nod', neil Nie
9uit nid,t an oie @rononunOe fon.
mcn fam, oher nlldl bcshalb, neil
ser Tcrbnno Der ucrbrnnntcn Stellc
Hllhc gibt.
Sic Mjldlbebanollna lit in 115
,S1llcn bon grnnoluunocn nit bc'rie'
oigenbem GrioIa hurh9ciiibrt nor
oeu, erfIGrte Curtis. Sic 0tetbpbe
half bel ser @ieocrberitellllns bon
Secleltcn, sic Dor flrjen bci cinem
3l,iamnlenIto6 at ser otlontiiGen
aiiitc 9ranMp,mOen erlitten.
Sci 9ranblpunoen erIteu Hrnbes
fam Ser Gerbano id)on nm nGhiten
Gage obqenonncn mcrocn, bel
9ronN!plnben 5ncltcu Sraocs nn
Der SbcrIlGde nod lnlgcf1br bier
jebn Sa9en.
Ncl tieien @ronrtplmbcn Slpeitcn
lltN britten Grades lit cs mondmnl
idon nod) iets bis iehn Sasen nloe.
lid,. nit Ser Ginictl,l9 bon Sollts
'tiifcn 5l bc9lnncn, behnlptctcn Sic
slcr5tc, nbcr Sclltc nit ihpercn
gronplm0cn brnudeu nlEcrhem on
tlhiotjide Iiittcl. cute GrnGbrilng,
EluSlna unN ionltgc TIlegc.
an'cin lit billlg un0 rcihllfl su
habcn mic auh bie nuOcren Mittcl.
Ger 9rci lit itcrlIiiicrt lmh fam ol'
Sabre blna,5 nllfhennbrt meroen.
Sic Sofinuns oui @enub lit 'ait
10 lilb,
9lls lhon crIiillte SoiInung.
Sbafeipenre.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21

the women members, certain other
Congressman and Senator Margaret
Chase Smith. Upon Senator Smiths
suggestion, escorted Senator Ikra-
mullah to the Senate Floor where
she was quietly introduced to a
large part of the membership. Then
came the exciting moment!
Vice President Barkley rose and
welcomed the distinguished visitor
from Pakistan who then expressed
her appreciation in these words:
Mr.. President. I am deeply CRATE
full for the great privilege of being
permitted to visit and sit In the
Senate of the United States, the
first country to achieve freedom
and now the greatest among the
free nations"
Senator Ikramullah was particu-
larly happy to meet Senator Smith
of New Jersey and Senator Mundt
OF South Dakota as it is due to the
Smith-Mundt Act. providing for
eign scholarships, that she is in this
country.
V1E Idfy DcpdI IIlcIlI dIlIlOuIlCcS
l. that some of the machinery OF
the former Lustron Corporation OF
Columbus, which was recently ac-
quired by the Navy. will be offered
for sale as surplus after careful
screening by the Department OF
Defense which will first screen out
those things which can be useful
to the defense program. Broadly,
the equipment includes:
ID Press. Fabrication, Welding,
Finishing ana Structural
Processing equipment;
tH Conveyors. Handling and
Enameling Equipment:
90 Special Tools and Koroseal
Applicators:
"a Machine Tool and Automo-
tive Equipment;
t5) Office and Cafeteria Equip
ment.
The Navy is inviting inquiries
from all interested persons. If you
are Interested in receiving sales
catalogs for bidding on any of this
surplus material which remains
after screening. write to: Property
Disposal Division, Department of
the Navy, Washington rs, D. c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH l

Hello Everybody. Our picnic
for the season is well on the way
and we do hope this one will be
success, especially for our
children. We have a very able
committee preparing everything
possible for everybody and we do
hope YOU folks will all come out
with Your dear children and enjoy
a lovely picnic OF Your Branches
IA Juniors on Sunday July 18th
at Pollman's Grove. York Road
near Crile's Hospital. The Polka
dots will render the music
and there will be lot lot of
prices given for different con-
contests an prices beginning
at Il p. m. EVERYBODY is invited
to attend.
Branch IA Junior Committee
per Z. IT,
p, %, 5, l2
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Juniors don't forget our picnic
Sunday, June ~. We meet at the
club at 9:5O sharp. Bring enough
food for dinner and supper, your
bathing suit and innertube, if ne
cessary, and wear your sportin
clothes. I'm sure you'll have a
swell time.
Our delegates seemed to have
enjoyed the convention at Salem.
especially Don, everyone was
pretty worried about him. There
was a swell Polka band there,
they had everyone hop, skippin
and jumpin'.
Nice to sc our friend Fritz
Hockwarth home again, he's real
ly looking swell. Also nice to see
Sophie too, don't forget to come
up to the club whenever YOU can.
and come along to the picnic
Sunday. Sorry to see YOU leaving
Fritz, and good luck from all you'd
Saxon friends.
Jeanne Morris, Reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
KonzertorgeI ovf Roedern

T'cribeim. - Ser |iorSbeimcr
Vtuilflehrer mo aapellnciiter Ser.
mnnn 6nppel. Ser 1923 ;l,iommeN
nit cnenl bollnnoiidcn Sr9clhulcr
ole eritc cliropuiid)c aino.Srgcl ball.
ic, bat cine transportoble Gon;crt.
orael 9ebalt, Sic i'll ibrcr Slang,
iarhc ole ganSe Sfaln cines 20 Monn
llarfen moocrnen SrfcItcr5 unIobt
Die lGnaite Scr $50 Yieiicn iii
$50 ptcter, Oie fiir6eite s Millmcter
nrnr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
KommvnistenbIoetter in
Deutschland verboten

Bonn. - Gie weitliden Gcrbiin.
oeten pcrboten: Die Sambllrgcr
Splfsieltuna, ons IorOOeutid)e edo
ln aicl, Die Siiobaperiide Golfs.
istung in Vtiinden uno Die Noro.
toperlibe Solfsieitung lit Niirnbera.
Selt Dem 80. 0tdr; iiub nun 10 fcm.
munlIt'ide 3eltllnaen in @eitoeutid).
lallo pcrboten luoroen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
COLUMBUS, Ohio, NEWS
BY ROSE & HILDA

Another successful T. S. ]. A.
Convention is past and we would
like to thank Salem for the won
derful time shown us while in
your fairy city.
We would also like to con-
gratulate the newly elected I. S.
]. A. officers and thank the re-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
InfIotionsgefahr in
WesteUropu wuechst

Garis. - @eIteuropa prooujiert
icbt nm % Yrp5ent nlebr @arcn
ais i'm Sabre 1888. ober feline poll.
tliden 6iibrer erflGreL es miiiie
nod oiel mebr erseugen, lpenn es oie
ourd) oIe Observation-Disclosures
cntItanocnc Snilationsaeiabr pcrmei.
ocn Mil. SicS lit oos Sbenla oes
3. Snbrcs6crihtS ser european Geo.
nunlIc Cooperation, in ser sic 1S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Slliammcnse.
id)luiien limo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
ELLW0oD CITY, PA.
BRANCH As

The annual Fourth of Iulv Fa.
milv picnic will be held on the
| John Zikeli Picnic Grounds. tC
which all members are invited tc
attend with well-filled baskets
the club will provide free refres,
mcHt>, orchestra for dancing ant
there will be the usual softbal
game between the social and ac-
tive members. \ complete pro-
gram is being formulated for the
children; there will be free por
and ice cream and games and
prizes galore: the committee ex-
poets and hopes that the mem
bcrs will make a determined Ell
tort to attend.
At long last our club rooms
are getting that much-needed
,neW look and by the time YOU
read this the dining room painters
will have finished their work, the
new drapeS and blinds will be i'll
stalled and we will have a CHEEKY
new place to gather. Members are
asked to make use of the club S
facilities whenever YOU have need
for nice clean place to entertain
friends and visitors as there is no
finer place or better service
rendered anywhere in town, SO
we urge YOU to entertain your
friends and company at your
club rather than elsewhere.
Due to illness in the immediate
family OF the present steward he
has asked to be relieved OF his
responsibility at the club S eraliest
convenience and therefore the po-
S1tlon is now open to active mem
Ders and applications should be
sent to the secretary by mail
before the August meeting.
We hope to see YOU all at the
picnic and in the meantime let Us
see you at the clubs new Blue
Rooms.
On Monday une ii one OF our
oldest members died in Los An
Seies, California, alter severa'
Years OF illness. Brother Michael
Loesch was aged. u. He was d
very active member and iormei
member OF the board OF directors
at our lodge and we have missed
hlm since leaving here to make
his home i'll the west in the in,
tereot OF his and his family
health some nine years ago. lie
was always anxious to help ou,
on any kind of committee worl
at the club and especially so a
the annual piCnics. Some severa
years ago the writer happened t,
De III his home town and made AZ
especial effort to visit him twic,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
CLUB SECRETARIES

Notices arriving Wednes-
day morning at our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
The family of the late
MICHAEL UlMANN

wishes to express heartfelt thanks
to the central Nerband West
Side Branch /, its Singing So
ciety, Rev. John Foisel and Al,
bert Ziehm for the services
rendered during our recent be-
reavement.
Sincere appreciation to Mr.
Michael konrad for his kind as
slstance, and to our friends and
relatives for the sympathy they
expressed.
NieCes and \eDheWs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
CLEVELAND, OHIO
PICNIC

The United Saxons of Cleve-
land are having their Picnic on
Sunday June oath at / p. NJ. at
Herbs Grove, Broadview Road
at Ridgewood Rd. Jack Tischler's S
Harmoniars will furnish the mu-
sic. Our Neterans-Group will take
care of the different contests and
Prices. SO, please. try and come
out. shments Of all kinds
will be available. Well - We'll be
seeing YOU on Sunday, June "a
at ! p. m.
Elizabeth Tischler, Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21

passed by the
House this week.
These appropria-
tionS cover the
Cemetery E *
penses of the
Quar- term a ster
G o r p S. This
Corps is respon-
sible for the up
k e e p o t our
cemeteries a | /
over the world.
This year there
is pa r t c u | a r
mention of a
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21

;yraucnperein Der ct. ,Spbanes
Stride

Er0iioentin 3uthorina Epntld
bittct Die !ptitolieoer Oes ,Srollell.
Gcreins om -. sunni slm 9irhen'
puben ,u fomnen. Gs nerben mllls
oeltcns aht noer iebn ,Srallen &c.
brollc)t. SScr belfen mill, mDchte lid'
bite, nnmelbcn.
Sllite @ramp, Sefr.
IA, 81.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21
This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

THE Appropriations Bill covering
l. the Civil Functions of the De-
partment of the Army has been
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-21

Sic Soiiltuns ouI @enub lit iai
10 liib,
9lls lhon crfiillie SoiInllng.
Sbdfeipcnre.
Evening star., 1951-11-19

Sweet frozen Bel-air
Peas-a perfect vegeta-
BILE for your Thanksgiv-
Ing dinner.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-12
BUSINESS

could minimize damage, but
ETC apparently refuses to act
for fear of political unpopularity.
This Is similar to the situation
that would result If Americas
military men refused to fight.
With a fanfare, Marshall Plan
announced the end of gifts to
Britain as Of January /, 1851.
But now, Marshall Plan an
nounces British have been given
another $1,000, 900 to exploit AZ
rican and Asian colonies. So not
only are reserves needed by
American business for expan-
sion confiscated by taxes to help
British business expand, but at
the same time American tax
payers money is used to encour-
age further British exploitation
of co0lie labor.
While RFC battles Britain
over gouging tin prices, Mar
shall Plan gives away almost a
million dollars of tin plate to
Portugal, a half million dollars
worth to Jugoslavia.
This last points up another
slant on the times. Americans
are dying to fight communism.
Taxes are boosted to fight COM
munism. Tito's Jugoslavian gov
eminent is communist despite
supposed friction with Moscow.
So the Marshall Plan now
takes American dollars to pour
into Communist JugosIavia.
Besides tinplate, ECA BulIe-
tin 1924 announces gifts to COM
munist Jugeslavia of $4,000, 900
worth of steel needed at home,
81, 450, 900 worth of coke, 81 mill
lion in ocean transportation,
plus pig iron, pulp and paper.
This all goes on while orators
talk about a fight to the death"
with communism.
The death will be that of the
American middle class being
taxed and bled to death to pro-
mote world S ciaIization
schemes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-07-12
POISONS MAKE NEW
DANGERS ON FARM

Poisons are playing an increas-
ingly useful role in agriculture.
But rodent poisons, insecticides,
fungicides and weed sprays all are
potential hazards, all year and not
just during National Farm Safety
Week, July 22-28.
Carelessness in permitting such
materials within reach of children
is inexcusable, asserts A. v. Kre-
watch, Extension Agricultural En-
gineer at the University of Mary
land. Yet, he says, children are
killed by rat poison and DOT,
adults mistake sodium fluoride for
-four, and deaths are caused by
arsenic compounds within the reach
of curious youngsters.
Provide an out-of- the-way stor-
age place or cabinet, Mr.. Krewatch
says, keeping insecticides in closed
containers, out of the reach of|ir-
responsible persons.
Furthermore, those who use the
chemicals should closely follow di-
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bureaucrats c. w. Harder
see nothing wrong in allowing
just little Socialism; just a
little monopoly.
4
1t is akin to a home owner
feeling a few termites can't do
much harm. But there is dis
tinct clear division between
truth and untruth.
~
A government, playing fast
and loose with basic truths,
sponsors moral d C a d e n e
whereby everybody comes to
feel a little truth twisting is OK.
The ruinou price wars
launched by killing part of the
Fair Trade laws paints in sharp
relief how even businessmen
suocumb to the decadence.
Max Hess Jr., head Of Hess
Bros. Department Store in Allen
town, Pa, summed the matter
up in statement in which he
said that manufacturers, who al
so face ruin with q continued
price war, have brought 1t on
themselves by selling fair-trade
items to price discount houses
and other ''sharpies" through
the backdOor, thus sabotaging
responsible dealers.
\ \
> Right now, as demanded by
Rep. Donald O'Toole, Cd. N.Y.
the Federal Trade Commission
@NstiOnal Federation Of Independent Business
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making it) is simply sparkling
water, lemon juice, sugar and a
dash of maraschino cherry juice.
If yours is picnicking family,
keep special box or basket al
ways ready with the necessary
staples such as salt, pepper, sugar,
a can opener and a sharp knife.
This will save time getting ready
- and the annoyance of having
forgotten something essential.
When slowing things in an auto
mobile, remember to place all
liquids and breakables on the floor,
not the back seat. They'll ride more
safely.
Going away for a vacation? The
secret of packing a suitcase or
wardrobe to avoid wrinkles and
breakage is to distribute bulk and
weight evenly, and to arrange that
everything is firmly held in place.
If necessary, crush tissue paper
and fill in any loose spots.
Above all, to stay healthy and
happy, take it easy! Drive slowly,
especially in heavy highway traffic.
Don't whiz past line of cars or
pass on hills or curves. The little
time you save isn't worth 1.-THE
life you save may be your own!