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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-16
Verbond ehemoIiger
Afrikokoempfer

,SicrloDn. - Gbenalige belltidc
Iirifatampier 9riinoeten aui elmer
Saguua in Sierlubn in @eitIalen
einen Gerbano ser slugebOrigen oes
cbeulaligen Ocutitjen slIrifaforps.
Gum GorlitenOcn purbe Ser Nnh.
iolger Oes @eneralielomarihans Gr'
min Honmnel, Scr ebenalise General
ser Yansertruppen Sltoluig Grlepea
in giien sespdblt. Sn einem Sele.
gramm an 8unoesprGiioent Yrof.
Sbeooor 5eub periiGerte ser Ser
bono ieine Sreue uno SpierpillisfeIt
acgeuiiber Golf uno Staot. Der
Mitpe bcs 8encralielonlarid)aaS
NomlneI ipurbe sic Gbrenmitglieo.
id)ait m1getrascn. Sic ueriammeIten
slirifaflmpier iibermittelten Dem int
britll6en 3uhtbaus in 8erl in 8eit.
ialen beIlnolihcn ebenlaligen 8ene.
ralfelomarihou aeiielrins elm Grub.
l6reiben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-16
Die karpaihendeuische
Jugend in Stuttgart

Stutt9art. - 9it einer Sagung
Ser Experimentation SugcnS tuur.
oc bie S00.Sobrfeier ser Slo,pofei.
Seltti6en in Strttgart erOffnet. aui
elmer SeItoerlannll,ng bes Silfs.
mtnOes forpotenoelltid)er &atbolifen
betonte ser ebemali9e iloipafiid)e &c.
ianotc in Berlin, 9totus 3ernaf, bob
Die Tertreiblltg Ser SeutiIen aus
Der Slotpufei bon Sen meiiten Slo.
nafen aIs ltngereftigfeit euIpfunhen
iperoc. Gon ocn runo 10000 Slo.
Uafeioeutid)eu, bie 1910 in Hrebbura
uno llngCbung I'M Saucrlano uno
III Der 3ips iuohutcn, leber he,,te rrnS
10000 int bcrtiben gunoesgebict.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-16
AIIerIei aus aIIer Welt

lhloH. mill hcitutiNen, bof cs feiner.
lei slblIdt bat, iid) irocnoeiner gSirt,
id,aItshlofuoc OcNcn Die Splpiet.
lnion on;llld)licHcn. Die Sriten illlb
im Tcnriif, &crbunDIlnncu ilbcr
Den &uuf BON fuit 1 Otillicn Son.
nen rulllibcn SetrelOes sll beairnen.
% Shlperperbreher in lltahs
Stautsilhthous IN Eoint on the
Wpuntain, It,, fralpallten ilber
iieben Stunben lang, lpGhreno lie
ilpei 2uhthausbeamte uIs Geileln
feitbielten. Oils man linen aber Drob=
te, lie olssubrnNern. lieBen lie Die
8eiieln frei. Sic batteu iiber 200
Scllten aetrost, ipeld)e Das 2uhts
baus umitellten.
Sic Glepelunb Snoians fpnnten
am Sicnstoa nad)mittaa Die Setroit
Siaers sum 12. Wial beiieaen NIT
6:5. Die Nnoians hatten iomit III
slpei sSuthcn fem Spicl perloren.
llno Der neue Situ ermGNlilhte eS
ibueu, ollth ibrcn Goriprlna bon
81. Spielen Dor ben steiu g)nrt
9)anfees III Oer Slmcrican SeaNlle
Ill bebaltcn, melhc Die &alblnaton
Nots init 6:3 bciIcoten.
Ias Noitfomitee pes Nunoesien.
mats iproh lid, fllr GrbDhunQ oeS
grisfportos BON 8 ouf 4 Gent aus.
Staten fir 2uftpoitbriefe triiroen pom
| 6 auf 8 Gent iteiqen. Nuh Vatet'
pu1troten ipllrben hoher tueroen.
@leihaeitia billiate bas &omitee cine
EurIaue fir GrhGh,rna Der Gebdlter
pon EnItonoeitellten lrn 200 bis
1850 Millioneu Collar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-16

ianoricrt. "a bie Sereinigten Stao.
ten iiber 40 nidtfonnluniitilfe ga.
tlonen eraparten, iperoen genug go.
tloncn Oertreten iein, INN einen Jrle.
Ben nit Sapon Ourh5uieten.
@enn Ntosfau nun einen ieparn.
ten tSrieoen nit SItoeutiflnno ub.
ihlieBt, Damn lpiro cs allh eleih;eitig
Oerlongen, oab Die Sruppen oes 8e.
items ScutIhlano perlaiien. Tieie
6urocrlln9 miro Slrild9eapjeien per.
hen. Sas miirNe ober Nic ruiiiihe
Eropagonba beiturfen, bab sic Ser.
clnlgten Stoateu bcn iupaniid,en
SSIltperialiSnllts lpie0er erlpcft b1tte,
I'm i'm 81 fiin'ti9cn gn9riiien nuf
fonnulnIitIid)e niiuiiif,e 2Gnoer Su
9cbrallhen lno aud) gleid,seitia slu-
9rlffstruppcn in Seutid)lono bebolte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-16

Bonn. Iie slaiierte Sobc
aonuniiiion iiberianotc Sen Negie.
rirneen Ser @ereinigten Staaten,
Gnglanos lno 5ranfreit)s eincn ab.
rib eines Ylans, ser Die ltnabbGngis.
felt @eltoeuti1lauos niberbringen
ion. Ser 8erid)t umreibt sic gerein.
barunsen, Sic apiidlen Bonn uno ben
slqiierten gu treiien iino, Inn sic ge.
siebilngen 5,piiden 8eitoeutiblano
nnS Sen iibrisen Srei 2tinoern aui
cine pertraasmdbige gaiis su brin.
gen. Die Yereinbarungen iinb gu.
seit1noniiie an Bonn fiir eiuen oellt.
i1en Serteiolgungsbeitrag.
2aut Mtitteilune zines gertreters
Der Soben aommiiiion iillS feds Ser.
einbarungen n0tig, oamit sic aai.
iorten bas 9ieht bebalten fonnen, ibre
Sruppen IN 8eItoeutihlano su be.
laiien, Oanlt lie ierner I'M giotfall
nieoer sic Mad)t iiberne(,men fonncn
llno Oomit lie sic gleitDen siehte
III Oeutld}en Mn9ele9ellDelfen beDals
ten ,pie Die Nuiieu.
Wie Ser sleibe Gertreter binsll'
fiigte, ,piirSen oie Gerbanolunsen
nit ser Yonner Hegierrng Wabr.
iheinlih crit einseleitet lueroen, naf).
benz bic slubenminiiter Der brel
grobnahte Ben Elon beiprohen
hoben. Ile Iubenminiiter trefIen in,
September in Waihineton ;,tiammen.
Ser tunn,ebr in groben Siigen
feitseleste plan tpurbe nod mebre.
ren 8eratltngen alliierter unS beut.
f6er SohueritGnoiger enttporie1
,no murae bon ser 9luiierteu Soben
aoumiliion in elmer resuIiren Sit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-16

noller ju bier @tonaten @eiGnaiS Der.
llrtcllt. %on @otbnner, Ser Iid iest
IN Der najl-abnIlchcn ,Sojiuliltiihcl
Helhspartel" fiibreuo betGtigt, ,puroe
ongefla9t. int Oorigcn Sabr aui elmer
Wablucriannnllng bier in Ser NGbe,
Or. Mbenauer als Siftator llno Ncu.
TaIhiIten be5eihuet sll huben. Gas
8erlbt itellte ierner felt, SaB bon
9ottnner bebauptete, Sic tpeltoeutihc
Heglerl,na treiic Gorbereitlnsen, INN
i'm arIegsfau nacD Sonoon 81 flieben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-16
Chinesen sind fuer neue
Offensive geruestet
Soisn die Unierhandungen in Kaesong scheie duerf-
ten die Kommunisien nit bedeuiend versiaerkien
Miliiaerkraeien sofori die Offensive ergreien.

l(N.Sauptauortier, aprea. -
Die &umntllnilten baben ouf aorea
ibre 0tiliturfrGfte erbeblih peritGrft
1,no Die sroBe Srage lit MIN, Of lie
cine friid)e SfienHpe porbaben. Tolls
Die 8aifenitiaita sperbonolungen
In 8aeiong ,sniammenbrehen, ober
aber oh lie ibre Eruppen leoiglih
sl Dem 3tped beronhclen, I'm ibren
llnterbGnOlern Sen 9tiidcn su ltar'
TEN.
Sobe oIliierte Siii,iere Irimmen
barin iiberein, oab ser 6eino beoeu.
tenbe Maht bot lmo angreifen fonn.
te, tpenn er es ipollte, ober lie per'
u0sen nod nift gu ia9en, Oh man
cine slttafe ar0bcren SornatS 5ll
ge1pGrtigeu bat. @enn glcid) elnige
bieier Sfii;ierc nit eiuer SiIeniipe
rehnen propbejeien iie feineslpegS
nit oer 8eitimn,ibeit, mie lie es im
Sonuor, Sebruar, Mprll m,O Wtal
bieies Sabres taten.
General Mottbap g. Siioguup be-
ititigte Sic rote Sruppeufonjentrie'
rl,na in feincm pom 3. slugult oa'
tierten geriht at sic ll9t. Sier iino
einige aui aorea crnlittelbare Sat'
iad)e1, Oie barul,i binSellten, bab
Die apnllnunilten iofort on9rel'en
biiriten, tpenn sic llnterbaltOllWgen
1T &aeiong iGeitern:
/. SobaIo sic llnterfanolun9en
Gnoe Sum- erpobnt iuurOen, beannn
bon @oroforea bet ein uuaespobnllb
reaer Saitlpagenperfebr nod Der
ssront, ser bis Mitte Sllli anbielt.
Ginige 6lleseroiiiSiere meloeten, oab
lie nGbreno oieier 3eit bis gu 2OOO
laltautos beobad)tet boben pro Gag,
Die BEL 1unfelbeit tros Der SuItan.
grille aui iie 2ihter batten. gsad
Dem is. Suit lieb Oieier Serfebr et'
mas nad, morous geifloiicn miro,
oab bic Ioten ibre Hline pertplrf'
lift batten.
2. Cine Ourdaus neue 9ampIllllt
Der norOforeaniiben slrmec, Oeren
Ginbeiten iolpobl am tillBerlten Dit
uuo Beitenoc Ser Tront oen blsber
beitisjten @iSeritano leiiten. Sic
fhIasen iid) piel beiier, oils has l.
g,orbforea.aorps, bas I'M spril INT
fd,tper pernihtet tpuroe. Taraus cnt'
nimmt man, oaB sic noroforeanllde
Mrmce alti 8runo auf reorganlllert
unS burhgebilbet iporocn lit.
3. Sie rote slrtlllcrle lit crbeblld1
ft6rfer nnS nogenlltieer 9eporoen.
Seoer Ibihnitt Der llN- 6rout meloct
iest routinenl1Biges ieinolid)es &C.
id,iisieuer, bas ppr cinlgen Wtonaten
cine Seltenbeit tpor. Die 9rOBtcn
aaliber, ,pelde Sic &omnlllnlItcn oas
mails ein5llieten battel, ,uoret Wtor'
fer. Sm Suli gaben lie allcil inl
Goripon Seftor bel einen iDrer
Srommelieucr chpa 1000 aunonen'
idiiiie ab - cine ielbit mad, one.
rifaniihem StauOarO iebr betrudt'
Ilde Menge.
8eiangene ,mo beiertierte Hote
reoen itets bon YlGnen iiir cine neuc
Siienlipe ser &onnlunIten l,nO in
ser Gergangenleit battcn lie oanlt
aelpobnlid) Hett. Sic irrten iib al.
leroinss, als iie einen @robauariii
fir sic 3eit pom Is. bis %. Sllli
norausiasten. 'sSSest reoen iie bonn
I. September. Gin iiheres 9ilo fam
man iid in bieier Sinliht nod ni6t
MAIDEN, aber mani muB iih oaran
prinnern Hni, nIS ps Mitta NSiiIi mnS,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-16

,Slu 9lIter bon SO SuDrcn crlaa III
icincm oous in geperlp Soills. Sal,
9Sillian 9tonbplpb ioeurlt eincr
Jicihe bon Stlaauniollen. Sein oroz
fer Gcrlu0 0eht un ieine tilnI SDbne
iiber.. Neurit lpur ichpn III ben letten
Sabren foit pDlIia inpalio aelueien,
hattie aber INNER nod) Die eoitprielle
Eplitif ieiner 3eitlnQeu oftip 0eleis
tct. Sn ieinem Seltament hinterlieR
er Is Wtillionen Spllar Yaraelb
uno boS Ginfommen aus einem &c.
100000 Srultfpnbs ieiner SSitlpe,
iSrou Otilicent g. Seorit. Gin Nad)s
traa hattie Das oaus in Seperlp
Stills Der friibereu Shauipielerin
Marion Iapies permaht. Sin ipG=
terer Htacbtraa pioerrii aber bieie
Gerfii0l1n0. Sus erite &ooisil bate
erflGrt, paR Mib Marion Spuras
(Mib Sapies' teaoler 9tame) linn
lpGhreno Der Seprellion nit elmer
Millipn Collar hires ciNencn Gelpes
1lbllre fam llno oulndls lhn lclhlt
llno ieine Nnititllte Dor aSiuunsfuta=
ltrppbe rcttcte.
SarrD &illioms. %, Ser We0cn
Mproes sum Spoe nerl,rteilt mar.
ermcroete eilen 9lufleher I'M Gppf
Gpuntp Gcf1nanis il, Chicago rno
fnnnte nit einem 9elpehr iiber cine
Mol1er entfomrnen. st lpor aus iei=
ner 2elle aetliihtet, inbem ct cine
VIutte in ber 9efe entfernte, lrar
auf oos Iad, Qelanat lmb bate ben
9luiieber 0eorae Surlen, 43, ers
ihldoen.
NroBbritaunicn, lpclciles Elm oro'
les 6ols0eihGlt mit GuRlan0 ab'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-16
SRP.Fvehrer Won Rothrer
erhoeIt Cefuenoni,

grunit)tpeig. - Baron uIrid bon
gotbmer, emit bober 0iibrer int Nr.
beitsoienlt Der Na5is. tpurSe ,ueacn
Selelolgullg BON 8uuoesfanSlcr sloe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-16

= "l~:'"' ~:
II. BUNDES SAENGERFEST
siebenbuerger Saehsen Saengerbundes
von Nord-Amerika
Absehoten in
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
soNN1Ae DEN 2, UND MoN1Ae, 3. SEPTEMBER 1851
coneordo chor Youngstown Ohio, ais cosaeber
sanoc, sdnscinn, gdfsscnHm mo5 5cmbc
zanun
n Scbao mo hNc 3weuui ardeemnno
SMfs9nm
sm ocs ssrs uno Sen Sions int SnSn rosm.
Goiocrr hes IT, sdnautdt
So H Som no Nh oae yuc sbn et atT Gucmiti
mo fcmohe GmHtibtt mo lntabams
oue
mb Sic eoe uire nc mot fo f i'm r; onn srSoc nr in S
fenoifc genuthtcu
8et-orbnune:
sonntas scptcmtcr:
oe "
12 Observation-Disclosures
@cninirftihcs
ao ubr-Hodm, @oHnAor @ne euhdubesoms
0fsonsrt Der Sigh edol
600 nbrSbenbs Gemeihdnftihe abnOeNm
$50 Nbr-Nbenbs son5merbatms
@ontoe ben september:
6abnad i'm
snue
1870 Nhr-G Gemeiituhlibe Mtoaeim
23o nbr-Nd1m Spets S1a"'Sr int zoht"1cn
600 nbrabeos GmenibaHibcs abmodcn
uGr-Gbenb,
2os Tertomitce:
1onf sofit, 6r Fo1br,
6Gt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-16

GjroBbritaunicn. lpcli,es ein oro.
les 6ol,0ejhGit mit GuHlon0. ab'
Evening star., 1951-05-02
Philadelphia Group to Present
9 Grand Operas at Woterqote,

A series Of nine grand operas,
performed by the Philadelphia
Civic Grand Opera Company, will
start on June 10 at the Watergate
The two-week program. known
as the Watergate Opera Festival,
will be held in cooperation with
the National Capital Park Service,
The Philadelphia company Is a
|non-proflt organization. DR.. Chew
alier L. Jackson, head OF the
Bronchoscopic Clinic Of Temple
University. is president; Anthony
Terracciano is general manager,
Giuseppe Bamboschek is artistic
director and conductor, John
Ahrin is vice president and Robert
i. zullinger is board member con-
|nected with the series.
For its appearances in WASH
ington. the opera company has
planned a program which will in
|clude aida" "Rigoletto," Car
men," the Barber Of Seville" and
other operas.
The singers win include several
from the Metropolitan Opera
Company. according to the spon-
|sors. Among those already sched-
|uled for appearance are Eugene
Evening star., 1951-05-02
Chang Vows Full Support
To U. 5. Military Aid Group
BY the Assoeiosed Press

TA1PEH. Formosa, May a.
Chang Kai-shek today promised
fullest cooperation to the United
States Military Assistance Advis-
ory Group sent here to strengthen
and train his Chinese Nationalist
armed forces.
The promise came at his first
meeting with Maj. Gen. william
C. Chase, who arrived yesterday
to head the group.
The newspaper Chung Hwa Jih
Pao said. with the arrival Of
MAAG our confidence in q Ma
tionalist return to the mainland
has been greatly enhanced"
The Central Daily News COM
mented: '"The security of Formosa
Is assured and this island will now
never be lost to the Communists" I"
The paper also declared the
formation of MAAG would greatly
encourage anti Communist efforts
! In Asia and strengthen the de-
lenses Of the Pacific,
Evening star., 1951-05-02

lConley, Martial Singher, Lorenzo
Alvary, Claramae Turner. Florence
IQuartarao, Herva Nelli and Cesare
IBardelli.
Among sponsors of the opera
series will be Mrs. Woodrow VIII
son. Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer and
Mrs. John j. Dempsey. Others on
the sponsors committee were
listed as follows:
Mrs. Joseph E. Davies, Mrs. @.
Max Truitt. Mrs. Oscar Chapman,
Mrs. Stuart Symington. Mrs. Tom
Clark. Mrs. Morris Cafritz, Mrs.
Eugene Meyer, Mrs. Wilhelm
lMunthe de Morgenstierne, wife of
the Norwegian Ambassador; Nine.
Henri Bonnet. wife Of the French
Ambassador: Ambassador Atha-
|nase g. Politis Of Greece and
Ambassador Mauricio Nabuco OF
Brazil.
Tickets for the opera festival,
which will continue through June
81, will 60 on sale next week at
Mrs. Stabler's Ticket Mart, 1900
lG street NV,
Evening star., 1951-05-02
How 70 Make
Time with Girls

''Some fellows try to make
time with girls by pulling
their hair or dropping pencils
and things down their backs.
Others primp up with smelly
hair oil. | just put some
JJT ORANGE THINS in
my lunch every day. Boy,
what power they got over
Womenp'
Evening star., 1951-05-02
; Pairs for 3.99
Regularly $50 pair

Is denier, 81 gauge, by Quaker, skill
fully knit for perfect fit. Despite their
fllmy look, they wear and wear. Pro-
portioned lengths, sh to II. First quail
ity.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26
In W ashingion
Continued from 1-B)

administration leadership is con-
cerned.
The congress continues to
dawdle on sending grain to India,
which nation, according to re-
ports, is facing starvation of mil
lions of its people. In the mean
time, while congress debates, the
word is that the Soviet Unior
has Immediately offered India
shipload of grain in return for
jute.
Senator Harley Kilgore of West
Virginia has proposed an appro-
priation of $12 billion dollars for
system of super-toll highways
The highways would link Boston
and San Francisco, Florida ano
the Great Lakes, Florida and Sar
Diego, Florida and New York
Minnesota and Laredo, Texas and
San Diego and Puget Sound
The President has asked con-
gress for an addition $6,442,-
100000 for the armed forces in
the so-called third supplemental
appropriation act which the
President mentioned in his JAN
uary budget message.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26

whom the voice came; and then
he saw seven golden candle
sticks standing, and among them
one whom John knew at once
as his Lord Jesus Christ. Yet
Christ as he saw him was far
more glorious then he had been
while living as a man on the
earth.
He was dressed in a long white
garment with a girdle of gold
over his breast; his hair and his
face were so shining as he SEEM
ed as pure and as white as
snow; his eyes flashed like fire;
his feet were like polished brass
cleaning as a furnace and his
voice sounded as torrents of
water. In his right hand were
held seven stars; and glory
came from him brighter than the
sun.
When John saw his Lord in all
this splendor he fell at his feet
in great terror.
Then he felt the right hand of
Christ laid upon him, and he
heard his voice, saying, "Fear
not, l am the first and the last,
and the living one. l was dead,
but now l am alive for evermore.
Write the things which you have
seen, and other things which
will show you, and send them to
the seven churches in Asia. The
seven stars which you see in my
hand are the ministers of the
seven churches; and the seven
candlesticks standing around me
are the seven churches"
Then the Lord gave John the
words of a letter which he COM
manded John to write to the
seven churches in that part of
| Asia of which churches at Ephe-
sus were the first.
To each church was to be sent
different letter, the word of
the Lord Jesus to that church,
praising it for some thing and
rebuking it for others. When
tthese words had been given to
the churches. John saw a door
opened in heaven. He heard a
voice like the sound of trumpet,
saying, Come up to this place,
and | will show thee things that
will come to pass" ..
Then at once John was taken
up to heaven, and he saw the
throne of God and one sitting
| upon it whom he could scarcely
see for the dazzling glory around
him. Over the throne were
| twenty-four thrones, and upon
them sat twenty-four old men,
| the elders of the church dressed
in white, with crowns of gold on
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26
The American Way
Continued from 1-B)

the Kefauver Crime Investigating
Committee has accomplished
nothing else, surely it has proved
that we need that same Divine
Guidance in America today. We
should invoke the aid of the same
God TO cleanse our governments
(national, state and loca) of the
malefactors who consort with
and are under the thumbs of
criminals. a..
The callous disregard of ethics
and moral principles so prevail
ent at Washington and the
abandonment of honesty and in
tegrity on the part of all too
many of our citizens, would seem
to demand aid from Higher
Power if America is to be saved,
not only from a foreign enemy,
but from itself.
If a mere layman may be per
mitted, in all humility, sincerity
and reverence, to submit Chap
lain's invocation to be given each
morning when Congress con-
venes, | would like to suggest
words after this fashion:
Our Heavenly Father, we
thank Thee for the many bless
ings Thou hast bestowed upon
this nation, the United States of
America. We beseech Thy bless
ing upon this session of the Con-
gress; give wisdom and under
standing to these elected repre-
sentatives of the people here as
Sembled; give them the courage
to put country ahead of party
and the strength to resist the inn
portunings of pressure groups
seeking special privileges for
themselves, to the detriment of
others; expunge from their minds
and souls all thought of selfish
or political advantage or OF
vengeance against political op-
ponents; to the end that such
legislation will be enacted here
which will be for the greatest
good for the greatest number of
our people. Amen" - George
Peck.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26
STATE
LEGISLATURE NEWS
BY George c.. Phi1pot

by George u. Phllpot
The reporting to the House anc
recommending for passage of H
B. 67I, the appropriation bill
highlighted this weeks activity
of the Legislature. The bill totals
732 million dollars. 1t will be. on
the calendar some time next
week for consideration and vote
by the House of Representatives.
1t will then 60 to the Senate,
where the Senate Finance Com
mittee will go over the bill.
Later on, il will be voted on by
the Senate. If any changes are
made by the Senate, a joint
committee of the House and Sen
ate will meet to iron out the
differences in regard to the mea-
sure.
The first session of the Legis-
lature this week began Tuesday
afternoon at 1;30 p. m. AT this
session four bills were passed by
the House. H. B. 152 provides
for disability payments to mem
bers of the fireman's relief and
pension fund. This bill would
permit heart disease, immedi-
ately chargeable to service with
the fire department, to be added
to the list of service connected
occupational diseases. This bill
passed by a vote Of l22 l.
S. B. SO relates to the College
of Education and Industrial Arts
at Wilberforce University. Ii
provides that the name of this
school shall be changed to
Central State College. The A. M.
f. Church School located on the
campus there will continue the
name Wilberforce University.
The Board of Trustees of the
State School will remain the
same. Central State College is
financed by the State of Ohio;
Wilberforce University is fin
anced by the A. M. E. Church.
S. B. 164 will allow certain
financial institutions, mainly
banks, to remain closed on Mon
days. Some banks are closed on
Saturday. This bill would permit
them to close Monday instead of
Saturday if they wish to do so.
The bill passed by a vote of 120-
3.
S. B. 1877, by our Senator
David Mex. Ferguson, would ex-
tend the expiration date of the
Ohio Veterans Emergency Hous-
ing Act to December 81, 1858.
This measure passed by a vote
of 1870.
Wednesday, the House con-
sidered four bills. H. B. 373 re-
lates to the investment of the
surplus fund Of a society for
savings. This bill affects only
three such societies. 1t is mainly
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26
Sunshine Feed Store
Produces Tail CurIer

What way does the tail of a
healthy pig curl? Clockwise, to
the right or counter-clockwise to
the left?
The Sunshine Feed store, Cum
berland street, local Wayne feed
dealer, is asking farmers in this
county to cast their votes on the
subject all of next week, start
ing on Monday, in a special 'Pig
Tail' ballot box. Each farmer
casting a vote will receive a
special lucky pig" pocket piece.
It's all part of plan to prom
ote a National Runt Hunt, April
1928, which will focus attention
Of farmers in this county on the
problem of runt pigs and what to
do about them,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26
IN MEMORY

In memory of Mrs. Clara
Blackburn who passed away five
years ago, April %, 1946.
Peacefully sleeping, resting at
last
Earth's weary tolls and
troubles are past,
She suffered in silence, in
patience she bore
Till God called her home to
suffer no more.
When evening shades are
falling
And we sit in quiet alone
To our hearts there comes a
longing
If she could only come home.
Though we cannot clasp her
dear hand
And we see her smile no more
We will pray that God will
grant us
Rest with her when life is
Ger.
Sadly missed by her husband
III. r.. Blackburn and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Ziler ant
children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Hedge an,
children and DIR. and Mrs. ROber
G.. Blackburn and children.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26
Dave Shaw And
Ben Graft Enlist

Ben Craft, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Loyal Craft of Caldwell and
David Shaw, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Shaw, Sr., of Cumberland,
formerly of Caldwell, enlisted in
the Air Corp last Thursday. They
passed their examination at Col
umbus and left Saturday morn
ing for Lakeland Air Force Base,
in San Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. Craft was formerly en-
ployed with the Telephone Co.
and Mr.. Shaw was employed
with Commercial Fuel, Brook
field township.
Craft and Shaw are both
graduates of the Caldwell high
school, class Of 1949.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-04-26

their heads. Out of the throne
came lighting and thunder and
the sound of voices. Before the
throne was sea of glass like
crystal and beside the throne
were four strange living Great
ures, each having six wings. And
these living ones were saying,
"Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord
God, the Almighty which was,
and which is, and which is to
come" And then the elders
would fall down and worship
him who sits on the throne, lay
their crowns at his feet and say,
Thou art worthy, o God, our
Lord, to have the honor, and the
glory, and the power; for Thou
didst create and make all things.
ITO be continued in next issue).