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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19
Nahrung fuer Bi||ionen Won Menschen?
Professor Otto Warburg loesie das ceheimnis der
Lichisynihese.

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Der &nhlcnlourc in Der Hlllt al per.
binpcn mn Gin IQtnlcfill Soucrltufl
ircisuloiicn .SSllrnc Die Sclrohlllnu
untcrhrnhcn, 10 tunp III bcn Sllocn
cin &trhrcnnlulusprpicb 'tutt, bel
ncnn &pblcnl1llrc iith crtluldcltc NM
Sullcrltnfi ollfOCnonlncll lpllrhc.
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luicocrhplcn, I'M, bic nntiOc GncrN!c
iir bic NiINlunN clucs &nhlclltp''=
lpollcrmnlcfills. III nlclcnl Nollc ncs
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ncdlmo lit nirht pcnlncr hcnentlum,
ais hic SpoItlnu ncs l(ronllm,s I'M
Sabre 1898.
Sic fiinitlidDc YfIan;c
>Nt Scr lCbcnslpid,tiNc lrnicl, ncr
EirhtinnthCiC olld) uhnC Die Mlthllrc
ciuNcllilCr SllNcn tiln'tlld hcrhcl:
| nrIilhrcn? Scr critic Sri)rltt i'll pic'cr
i,iniictt lit Octou. .Qton hat bic
9uucn 3crhrnchcn - tic olcid,'oNl
uctDtcl, 10 nob lclb't nit ncln 'tort
ltcn Sihtnllfrn'fnp fclnc SplW mchr
run ihucn mar. Srutbcm lit c. &C
llrocn. bel HichtunucnOunO &olcr
III ililchtiNen Solcrltn1I llno eSuNcr
itrif III icrlcNcn. &Cbt blclht np,h
nic Sl!ioobc, Den SSo'cr'1pff nit
&chIcntoIf iu pcrhinocll, Inn ;}lldcr
olli fimitlii)cm S&cNc phl1c Nollfc nc>
Ichcnocn lIloEc I'll oclpl,nrn.
MiGNliheupciic miro III ;3lfllnft clnc
9lrt filntlid, hcrNc'tclltcr urll1cr
lNilomicn cnnpifclt lucrOcn tnnnCn,
INN Commemorate einilllolocn.
Sunn lrirn nic &clt lnubhGnNlo iclll
rrn icncr VncrNlc, Die aus Der &rh,
Jc, ocn Scl, bcm Njlus. Ocm Npli
uno onncrCn ErCnll'tpffcll uciuucil
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'tpIic lno &nhlenhpOrutc, oic nud
ncn SdllsllnNell oct 9$il'cnlhuft -
Eillipncn Mtcnihcn crnobrcn fpn,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19
COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
By ROSE & HILDA

We couldn't have had a nicer
dav for our Swim Party and
everyone really had wonderful
time. In the evening some OF our
members and guests joined III the
fun at the skating rink and we
will have t" have skating party
later on in the year to sec some
more Of those graceful forms.
We were sorry Lena and Gut
Tinnerellu couldn't be with us
last Saturday due to their son
Bobby'> accident, but arc glad to
report Bobby is out OF tie ho-
spital now and doing fine.
More about arc planned Foot
ball Party, We lave chosen the
first game of the season -
Southern Methodist vs.. Ohio
State on September 2"th. We all
feel this should be a great game
and hope all out OF town clubs
will be in Columbus for the iun.
You will receive letters shortly
giving more details.
We welcomed three out OF town
visitors to our meeting July 18th
- Rose and Mike Times of Clin-
ton, New Jersey and Ronnic F1ei-
Scher OF Salem. Ohio. We are al
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

9'pnn. - Sic 9ton,en ppn nrci
Tnrlhrrn iinh nit Dent Grocbnis ciz
ncr Gntbctflmu rcrbllnbcn, bic cine
hcuulutiun ullf lpcitcn @chlctcll De-,
mcnith!ihcn Nchclls llllo Der mcntb.
lirhcn |rnGhrlnU onflnbiOt. SCnl
Ncllliclcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., l>roI.
Cttr N,. SSorblr0 nit lcinCn Wtit.
urbcitcrn Sr. Icon Elwf lmo 81.
SSictpr Srhofcn lit cs uclllnocr, nos,
NGticl Der ylhtinnthcie, \. y. Der
llmnunollmO Dca pon Der Snlnlc
ullaOcitrohltcn Hlchtca in 9tuDrlnNa=
itnifc III Ioicn.
SSunpcr int sSin;iNcn
S$in;ioc ciniclliac SllNcn, luic tic
ilhcroll in, s$olier ilrh iinpcn, nlt
mir nit icnrm Srlnflpullcr ollnch.
men. Sllocl 10 min;in bos tul'tnr
Don lhlcn nnClnunncrNerCiht fu!nl'
Drci 3cntimctcr il, Der Canoe aus
ulurbcn, niicnhnrtCn Dos SSlnocr
Sic pCrbinncn bic &nhlcnlulre ulls
ocr vl,it nit DEM S$ol'cr llnn mo
chen Ourulls ;}ufcr mo Stortc. 81
olciltcr Belt cntnchmCn tic Dem SSdl.
'cr Den Soucrltnif uno loIlcn ihl
cnhyciucn, Inn Die Sllft I'll rclnlOcll
lirrI. &orhuru mo 'clncn Nt,t
urhCitcrll ilt 6 uclllnocn, bic 3nhI
ncr yii,tulonlcn Ic't'ultcllrn, hl(
bcnotiNt !pcrocn, mn Die Su'lcr'tpfI
mnIctiiIc nlfiubrcthcn. Srci G,llon
ten Ocniiotcn, nm hcn Solcr'tpff ire
III Llnrhcn lno III ulclthcr ;}clt oll
lIilrhtiOc &phlcn'0IWe Der Hll1t II
,}udcr lnn'uuonncIn. Ecl Den Gcr
illdlcn, bic I'M &oilcr HSilhclm >Nl
ititut III Ecrlin Sohlcnl nlWthOe
filhrt purDcn, licE man HihtNtronc
bic 1lunn;iOmul lturfer lpurcn al:
mul lie hiahcr unNclpcnnct hat, II
fur5cn Oiinutcn >N,tcrpolcll oll
nic Nllucn iullcn. Sic ,Sprlthcr fun
Den hcl bic'cr ECltrnhlllnN, our cir
Sihlulnntlln cine bis lebt nnh III
bcfonntc Subltonf in Der EfIoni'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
BRANCH 81

We are sorry TO have to post
pone our regular business meet
ing which falls on every first
Thursday in the month. Due to
unforeseen conditions that have
occurred during the last Jew days.
it rs necessary that we hold our
regular monthly business meet
ing in the month OF august in
stead OF the regular 2nd OF Mug.
1t would be a pleasure that we the
officers could greet a great many
OF YOU members in this meeting
on the 9th. SO many things of i'll
terest concerning the Good and
Welfare OF Your Lodge are to be
discussed and it is your problem
as much as ours. So try and at
tend this business meeting OH the
9th Of August. Starting time 5 30
p. III. At Carl's Tap Room, S93y
GratlUt Avenue.
Michael Icutsch, Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

With convention and tie cleo
ton of officers | would like tc
thank all of the out going officers
for a job well-done; and to the
new officers | wish the best o,
luck this coming year.
At the convention it was de-
eided there were too many OF oul
BOYS who have entered the serv.
ice to enable us to have soltbal
league this year.
This coming Sunday, July .
there will be a picnic and soitbal
get together in Detroit. There
are two or three teams sure o
PLAYING. Anyone else wishing tt
play get in contact with Detroit
For further information Watci
the Detroit column.
This year. instead of having ;
swimming meet we decided t'
hold a I. s. J. \. reunion. Ihi
reunion will be held in New
Castle on August 10Th. For en-
tertainment there will be dane
ing. swimming, tennis and horse
shoes.
All are expected to bring thel
own picnic baskets. Hot dogs vii
be on sale. Fur further informa
tion about this picnic watch YOU
paper. | expect to see a few
familiar faces in Detroit thl
coming Sunday, July 2ond.
Saxonally yours
Johnny Schneider
Pres r = 4
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

ball Carnival, being held in De-
troit July 2l and p, call Heinie
katsch at 59252, for transporta-
ton.
The monthly meeting OF
Branches IA and Il will be held
Saturday evening, July p at s 90
p. III.
Ladies let's all attend this
meeting, all those present will
receive a chance on a cruise to
Havana, Cuba - all expenses
paid. There will be Stanley
Home d III on $ tra ton. lour
hostess will be Regina Walter.
The club receives Is &c, of all the
sales. This will take place after
the meeting, Juniors are also i'll
vited. Come and make this a
success.
We are proud to welcome Be
verleN Peters as new member.
eanne Morris, Reporter
- 10
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19
ACENDA CLUB
By HELEN LINDEMAN

Picnis galore. - but not any
like the Agenda Clubs annual
picnic which will be held Sunday
July 22nd at Clague Park.
Committee 3, spearheaded by
Selma Haupt. is in charge Of al
picnic chores. Members of this
committee are: Katherine War
rem, Susie Schneider, Erna Orient
Norman Gottschalk. Ed Schuster
John Peters. Marten Speric. Johr
Giersh and Clarence Lindeman
Let's all go, sit back, relax and
enjoy ourselves while this com
mlttee works.
Erna Orient will go out to tie
park TO reserve the section which
is located on the second entrance
into the park, on the edge of the
woods and just across from the
pavilion.
Wish to express our sympathy
to Rudy Haupt who recently
buried his brother in Detroit
a speedy recovery to Mike
SCHNEIDER who is in DeacOness
Hospital and best wishes to
John and Katherine Peters. whose
daughter Norma recently became
the bride OF John Lining. Jr.
Many of our members are going
to Salem this week end to cele.
brate the annual "Grigori' get to,
gether. Have fun and come gooo
home"
CongratulatAs to the Sachsen
helm Picnic Committee for the
best Saxon picnic | have ever
attended. 1t was tie best ever ant
they deserve lot of credit.
Hope to see YOU all SUNDAY
with your bags and baskets
See you in church first, then a
the outing.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19
Deutsche KrchenmUsik
ovf SchuIIpIotten

SNmblrN. - Ger ErohuftIons.
letter Der umcrituni'rbcn SHallpInt.
icnilrmn v%or", Scrmom NOlCr,
cin qcbilrtilcr Nonburgcr. hdlt Ilt
SIR ,3cit III ser @ln0Carcpubllf ollf
I'M Elnttcn nit s&erfCn hciltlter
&lrdlennllllt hc2 1G. bis IS. %ahrs
huN0crta nuf Nor0s lm0 'ilONCutld)cn
@aroforgcIn 0u'}uWehmcN. Scit hem
@e9inN Ser Sr9cI. I.Atc'ornbcWegung
III Sen II. Z. Il. Mn 1888 iii BORT
0Na <ltcrc'ic an ClropNlidCr un0
be'on0cra Ncltihrr Horofcr &irhcn.
nt,if it0noil int Stcigcn beQriiirn.
&or nllem pcrlnN9t Ou@ omcrifnniicNc
Tubifum, NoS N;cic 9&crfc oud, nuf
eNtcN @orpdor9cIn gc'piclt mCrOcn.
- Please patronize our ad'
vertiscrs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

baben mad, Mitteiluna Der GoIisei
fiirilid bon cinem ruiiiiden Slug.
plas 55 ailometer iiiolid) BON Nien
orei clnnlotorise ruiiihe 6lusseuse
aeIloblcM I'M lie oIs altmctaf u,
uerfau'en. Die 8auern iubrcn nit
Y'croeuaaen aui Den 6llaplas uno
nabnIen Die Tlus;euse ouseinonocr.
Iie rliiiihcn Vuiien lieben lie &c.
mohrel. tic uobmen at. Die 9auern
honoclten I'M guitras Der pcrseies.
ten ruiiiifen SteQe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

llnD cntioltctc nlm bort oif Ocln
%onDc ullc ibre reihcu NahiNfcitcll
fonntc bort ibr oiltiacs Scr, filr ihr
&pIt ucrltrpmcn. Nilr Den Nonien
ShobhlrNcr s'ciirf mor tic bic
iSruu Mut,cr, Nclicbt lnlp pcrchrt
mic icltcn einc iGd,iilhc GIorrerln.
Ehrcn ~cbcnsahcnD hat lie III Scr
nunnltuot rerIebi, it'll lrno ,urilt
oc;nocm nit Der Sn1)tcr lebenn. npdl
nci'tiO rcNc lnp mtteilncfmeno an
nllcln. co hat tic aud, al lln'crcm
mcrncnncl Eicberbuh bis fllri. ppr
idrcnl SOD lntcrciiiert nitNcarbeitct.
Mit slnno Shullcr Sdrlllcrus lit
Gin Stiif bc'tcn lno NcpieacnItcn
llnn trcucItcn SichenbilrNcr Snh.
icntlmls itiu ins CSroh oeilmfen.
Chrc ibrcn Slnbcnfcn,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19
Sebenbiiroiit= =2lmerifdnil Dies Dclfsblatt
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, 1951-07-19

ing recognized
by government
d @ p a I I m e nts.
7 h e Secretary
of the Interior
is urging every
one TO 90 their
winter fuel buy
Ing now. Mr..
* n u d S 0 n, Ad-
mlnlStrator Of
the d c t c n S G
Transport Ad-
lninistration is
asking Govern
mental and in
=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

terror is on the verge of banning
all new installation Of gas space
heating equipment east of the Mis-
sisSippi. The department believes
the rumor stems from a premature
press release announcing a study
OF the problem, but wishes to en-
phaSize that no restrictions at all
will be applied until thorough stud
les have been made with leaders
OF the gas industry. A meeting was
he'd in the department with gas
leaders on Tuesday, another meet
ing is scheduled for July 23rd with
pipeline representatives and men,
bers OF the Gas Industry Advisory
Council, and third meeting Will
be arranged next week with manu-
facturers of heating equipment.
There is understandable great con-
Germ among manufacturers, who III
many cases might be forced out OF
business. l have been assured by
the department that it will take all
steps to prevent such results before
issuing any orders that may be
necessary. The department explains
that the situation has arisen from
the bottlencck in steel ALLEGATIONS.
New gas contracts to the amount
of billion Gu. ii. per day have beei!
projected by the industry this year,
but steel production has not been
high enough to supply pipeline toI
that amount Of gas. The department
says it does not plan restrictions
in areas where existing pipeline
will fill the need, 1t is concerned
mainly with preventing shortages
and freeze-ups next winter In area"
where supplying new installations
would exceed the volume OF gas
which could be delivered. / men
ton this to reassure any who may
have heard the rumors and who
may have feared cold houses or fac
tories this winter.
TT IS with reluctance that this
I country accepts Katherine Len
roots resignation as head OF the
Ch!loren'S Bureau in the Depart
ment of Labor. l am sure you will
want to JOIN with me IN expressing
to her something of our apprecia-
ton for what she has done TO brIng
about an aWareness of the situations
detrimental to the children OF this
great country that they might he
rectified Her name stands for the
recognition of what is best IN the
interest of children. DR.. Martha
Elliott, long Associate Chairman.
known the world over, has been
well nominated as her successor.
Greetings to you, Miss Lenroot,
and may the deep satisfaction of
work well done go with you into
the years that lie ahead.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

Mas 8Iunen uniern 8arten iinb,
Slno aiinite lnj jerm 2eben.
Mielano.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

houeeholders and retail dealers to
lay in maximum supplies during
the traditional off season IN the
fuels trades With ten percent more
coal needed than was produced IN
1850, coal cars are already IN short
supply. Tank cars suited for Oil and
liquified petroleum are even more
so, and defense high priorities are
going TO increase the problem. SO
help yourself and your country By
laying in the maximum supply OF
the fuels you will need ncX. w.ltcr
right now.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

A DECISION may be tog,.2om-
"A ing by the end of this month
on the Fairport Natural Gas Case.
Following the rehearings which
closed June 80, the Federal Power
Commission will receive briefs this
coming Monday from the Lake
Shore Pipeline Company and the
Erie-Grand River Gas Transmits
sion Company the latter two arc
now merged. The question at is
sue is whether the 27-year old pipe
line which the Lake Shore Com
pany proposes TO use can withstand
the added pressures OF natural gas
with safety. After the briefs arc
filed, each company will have ten
days to file its replies. The case
then probably will go direct TO the
Commission for decision. AS you
know, my position all along has been
that there is too great an element
Of danger to human life involved,
for any risk to be taken when the
Use Of an old pipeline through
thickly populated areas might re-
suit in leakage or explosion. 1t is
hoped that the Commission consid-
ers the safety factor first.
MUCH understandable apprehen-
Av1 sion has been caused by q
r,,noor that tho Department of In.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19
This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

THE shortage of tank and freight
4 cars which l have brought tc
your attention several times, Is be-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

%etruNe Nerelnen tnp Srtsorllrren 4l231eo
Gepnbcre Ginnuhn,en Observation-Disclosures. 323.1O
@eumlmme Der einuohmen ............., 4l,5549S
Musouben Der 6oupfo'e:
Tilr sic Slidntrlshlie merc @orpseutc in
Scterrcicb Icldlunn olrdD g y. Gele 2oWoOo
Siir @oiienfipr0c lnlce Hunnesfirdle 3,OO93o
Pin e. Z. Nilsperf III Wtlnden unb Stittaort $4,000
Sic ISobe Ioholma Stirner ct. Sphannes Stride
Glcpclunn, unp Z. Mcer nod Stuttaor
Sul ;huyu 325. III
Eptipcicn ilr Eofec ric m'icre Srtsaulppen
Nomcn hes e z aiIspcrtes hniberidbidtcn . l,,l9947
Snforpprcrlnos= Rcdrsompasfpen ..... 455.O0
Ncicorslooen mohrcnp tlmiiohrieen Soiat 355.63
Suldod)cn %eroienid'un9en ............ 94O4S
CeunouSoubcn Der eoupoie ..............$ S6,e1SoS
Eefaptuotrt
Ce'omcinnohmen 41,o54oS
Ncomursuohen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 36,63.O3
aourcl an 80 >ni 1851 ................$ 4.94195
erlpmert @iebes9oben (ofete
Shliiicl Der H. e a. Neeelrnaslele I'M Sabre 1947,
lnicrc Gusoruppen III Canton, Glcpelunb Salen,,
llrmOstnlrn, Chicago, Cnrn ynom. Gllppnn Gi
IN. Npmcitcon. Scrnt. Sarge lno 9tiles irhifter
42,5G5 Filmo Acioer, ShuIe nn Mer1fomente
m 9%trc pnn So.looOO
Gbe1iu icoidicn tic 4 2G5 Tmn 9ebe1smitte i'm
l&crtc 1858 90
lniclc Eusorlrpcn beellen uud 529 Care Eofete
I'M S$crlc .'...... ......................... $4,000
Sine unocnonnte ,reumhn ipenpee iiir Care Iofee
reomtpu Der Ssrnsr.sn burd bos Atsnerf 1O3 1913 90
Nnnere SlisQuipret lraonliotionen Die nid)t
in unltlItcr &crhnplmG nit lm'erem N,sperf
u,ncn utcr micrc yicbestGi9feit iim merc beiz
n,utlricn yolDscuc prncrlen .. aoherinc SUB
SlnmIl u. l., unp Bridgeport Conn. INN
unncrc mchr,, onpcn 1,S4S Eofcle nit einem
s&eu ,cntictlidn Fpitpcm, 50,21SOO
lcbehlid
ss1ohen Nnlpoie ............... Ss.63.O3
Sc1Dlnoen Der Srtsorllppen ............ lO3,193OO
Mtbicnpc Sroonoirncn .................. 3O,27SOO
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-19

MUCH understandable apprehen-
Av1 sion has been caused by
rumor that the Department of In
, 1951-12-15
feminine
Eashi;on
By PHYLLIS BATTELLE

NEW YORK, Dec. Is (INS)-
Designer Alex Maguy today be-
came the seventh"Paris potentate"
to invade the U. S. style scene.
The French creator announced:
81 will open a collection for A.
merican women as soon as l can
find the right manufacturer to
produce my designs.
"The reason I will sell my
clothes to American women is that
my clothes are b~asically simple
and I will therefore not have to
adjust their basic styles to suit
American tastes"
Maguy's predecessors, who are
already selling Paris-designed
, 1951-12-15

March at a consultative conference
Of 80 educators and clergymen Of
the Central Jurisdiction, which en-
braces 1,7O0 pastoral charges and
335, 900 Negro members of the
Methodist Church throughout the
United States.
The plan calls for training
schools to be held annually in each
Of the Central Jurisdictions four
episcopal areas. DR.. Spann said
the recommendation will be pre-
sented to the Commission on Min
~isterial Training January s at a
meeting in Atlantic City, N. J.
The committee also proposed in
tensive recruitment of Negro
youth for the ministry, particular
ly high school and college gradu-
ates for seminary training. DR..
Spann said 70 Negro Methodists
are now enrolled in seminaries.
That number is an increase over
last year, but it is not sufficient
to meet annual renIacement needs.
he said.
, 1951-12-15
To Open Training
Schools For Negro
Ministers

NASHVILLE, Tenn Negro
Methodist leaders have recon-
mended a series Of annual train
ing schools for undergraduate"
ministers and supply pastors seek
ing to meet the church's educat-
ional requirements.
The plan of special instruction,
entailing 400 classroom hours,
would enable such licensed Negro
preachers to qualify in four to six
years for full membership in their
annual conferences. Supplement-
airy correspondence courses also
would be available.
Similar schools are held now as
Gin service training projects" for
Methodist ministers who are semin-
airy graduates or who have other
wise met educational requirements.
The proposal was made here
December 4 by four. members of
a ''finding committee" who met
with the Rev. J.. Richard Spann,
educational d t of the
Methodist Church's Commission on
Ministerial Training.
Members of the committee are:
the Rev. w. M. Clair, Jr., chair
man, pastor of st. Mark Church,
Chicago Bishop Robert N. Brooks,
New ORLEANS; DR.. Harry V. Rich
ardson, president Of Cannon
Theoloical Seminary, Atlanta; and
the Rev. Prince A. Taylor, New
Orleans, editor of the Central
Christian Advocate. A fifth mem
Der, DR.. David D. Jones, president
of Bennett College, Greensboro,
N. c., was absent.
The committee was named last
, 1951-12-15
Typhoon Deaths
Mount

MANILA, Dec. Is. (INS)-The
officially know death toll caused
by a typhoon that swept the CEN
trail Philippines rose to 246 today
but unofficial estimates ranged up
to 552.
The Philippine Red Cross in
Manila announced the official fig
ures covering known deaths on
five islands-Leyte, Cebu, Negros,
Samar and Panay.
Many thousands were left home
less and property damage was
estimated at 3O,O0O,O0O in the
tropical storm that whirled over
the mid Philippines Sunday, swerv-
ed south and then turned north
Monday to hit the coast of Luzon
island.
However, a new typhoon was re-
ported moving in from the Pacific
in a northwesterly direction and
was expected to strike northern
Luzon.
President Elpidio Quirino pro-
claimed a state Of public emer-
gency in the stricken central and
southern Philippines.
The Presidential proclamation
also embraced Camiguin island
where hundreds died and thou
sands were made homeless last
week by a series Of violent erupt-
ions from volcanic Mount Hibok-
hibok.
, 1951-12-15
Former Seey Johnson
n ulnedinAkien Probe

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is (INS)
Disclosure that former Defense
Secretary johnson and associates
received. $5S9,985 from two firms
seized as alien property today
brought new demands for figures
on alien property operations.
Sen. Wiley (R) Wis, conduct
ing a one-man investigation of the
Alien Property Office, asked the
agency for information on nine
other foreign-owned companies
taken over by the government dur
ing World War II.
He also demanded detailed ex-
pense account figures on the two
firms which, the agency revealed
in a report yesterday, paid john
son and his law firm more than a
half-million dollars in fees and
salary.
Assistant Attorney General Har-
old Baynton, who heads the Alien
Property Office, said data on
other companies would begin going
to Wiley next week. But he said
the expense data would take some
time to compile.
Yesterdays report dealt with
the two biggest companies held by
Baynton's agency-the 125-million
dollar General Aniline and Film
Corp, and General Dyestuffs
Corp, an affiliate.
It showed that Jack Frye, form
err airline official, received a total
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Of $347,247 from the two COM
panies since he became their presi-
dentand board chairman in 1947.
Included on the list of 16 Cen
eral Aniline directors was radio
and night club singer Norton
Downey, who received $1,000 in
fees since he went onthe board in
1949.
The report disclosed that John
sons law firm, Steptoe and John
son, received $254,891 in fees
from General Aniline and $91,125
from General Dystuffs up to
1851.
1t also showed that johnson
personally received S243,969 for
serving as president of General
Dystuffs from 1912 to 1947, d.
rector of General Dystuffs from
1912 to 1949 and director of Cen
eral Aniline from 1913 to 1949.
General Aniline, once control
led by the German L. G.. Farben
interests, is the second largest U.
S.. producer of Photographic film
and related materials and one of
the largest makers Of dyestuffs
and other chemicals. One of it's
divisions makes Ansco film and
cameras.
, 1951-12-15

clothes to American women, in
clude ChristianDior, Jacques Faith,
Pierre Balmain, Schiaparelli, JAG
ques Heinz, and Jean Desses.
Maguy revealed that he will sell
daytime and evening clothes in the
U. S. at approximately the same
prices" they are being sold here
by the other French designers.
This price range varies, from $50
to infinity. But since the French
designs are produced by Ameri-
can manufacturers, the prices on
u. S. collections are considerably
less" than those tagged in Paris
for custom-order customers.