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1G iur NeIGlliaen Nahridt. oaf I'M.
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Wiederuvfbuu in Dresden

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Observation-Disclosures Wlcoer bcr9c'tellt
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gen ullrOen uerglult. 10000 ont
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S. S. 0rganisationen!

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9niuoob Gin, ia.
e.. Xaml's In. yutheron 0burd,.

u. XdM'H Vb. XNtheF0n Nbnr6.
yoitor MnbreoS Nnael'nd,. 800 sscd)
Ctr. $el.: 73loyY, Gonntaoid]ule $50
uhr. gn0Itf her @ottesbienit 1890 ubr.
Oelitid]er @ottesbienit il:45 l1hr.
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tn9 IN, Wfonot uhr ahenbs. Gonntog.
fdullebrersSismn9 ienen or,tten Conn.
tag i'm Monnt. $3.50 lltr nror9ens.
Neoermnnn ber3Iid, tuilliomnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-29
WarN, Snoiana.

Sentfd,e Gu. Nutbcr. Sumterus Stride,
Gde IL. Ipe. uno Gilmore Ctr.
Yiurtcr Nu9uit T. Siid,tina. 1919
Sillmore Ctr. Sell: 2355l. Seoen Conn.
tag 9 ubr purmitta9s Sunninalhule.
10 ubr enaiiitler @ottesoienit. II llhr
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uno unlaebnn9 limb sm ben Wotteso,en'
item ber6lid, einaelnnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-29
GleUclano, Sbiu.

e. g. Guan9. Nutb. Ct. Spbannes 3ird,e.
Yuitor s3nns Sui'el, 76l eoon Otono.
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tass beut,d,er @ottesoienit. Sonutag.
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pereinSie

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MittDpth in lniere SGnoe ae.
lunNen, fomnen unter feinem
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beriifiihtiat lpernen.
slliu bei,eiten abiehhcn. ga.
men unb Saten beutlirh idrei.
ben. honnit feline sSehler Dor,
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3ucia 2S

9illcn Shlpcitcrn bcs 3lpciocs IS
nicnc slr 0cIdlli1cn 9tuhriht, Dob
Die norbltc ECrlun,rnllul1 um /.
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hollcn miro. 9lllc Shlpclrru limo
Ochctcr, Der &crionlnllnu hciiu.
luuhnCn.
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Siebenbiiroild1. .2lmerifanilhes DoIfsblatt

.4ch sum Shlllmnlcr ohne Stunt
nler,
Serres, anttpertrautes 6crs.
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ShlGft bier aus Den leetcn Shnlera.
llnb bic 9iebc. lpeml oltch tribe,
Sd)aut Dllrh SrGnen himmellpGrts.
Saru &. Schuller, Scfr.
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kirrblicbe 9arbrirbten

Vile lutberiihen Slnubensoe
oeutiher mno enallid)er Hun9e IN Snr'
reIl. Gbnrpn uno llmge0eno lino su ben
@uite5oleniten btrSIid einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-29
Wtunaca, Hu.

9eutidIe Guana. yuth. Gt. Ycicrs.
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men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-29
Srallcruad|rid)t!

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hann Shelllman. Der noh IanNen
ihlpcrcm SciDcn peritorb. bcNrobcn.
Nubc iunft GruDcr Sbcllman!
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Golnmbus, Cbio.

|! Guana. Guther. wiartin ynther airdje.
Gde WRolet uno Nnn Ctr.
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IN. en9Ii,d,eI @ottesoio,it. IL u6r oeut.
idJer Wctfesbient.
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iin6 ber3iih ein0elooen.
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Salem, Chio.
Gpnnaclifd1. .ymth. emmanuel 0irdbe,
291 Sputb Vroublpun.

291 South Droaolpap.
Sdttor ssobn Wuulndn SonlltugIdlule
leben Sonnto0 . ulbr pormlttnQs. 10 libr
Soiteso,enlt IN Der yanoes,protbe. II
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Wirden Nrarlen Verein bat a,n arpe,ien
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TeridmmlnnN. Nunilrmnnoen. linterr,d,t
lIipe,ldhria> bon Sco:emrcg tis Oitern.
S"enStaa unb N'ei:na nndmiitnas INN
4 lihr.
N(e @lalDensNenoiicn uno Srcunne
lino bersldl ein0elacen.
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NCa
= i!Irltt SicScrtnfrl &cn,iid,tcn
GhurS
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80. Strdbc.
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Detroit, Mid)iaon.

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iino berali@ ein8eloben.
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zentraIverbands Ange|egenheiten

Bercht ueber zuwachs und Abgang der zeitungsmgede
de Is December 1850 bis IS Maerz 1851
sowie die in deser Zet ausgsanden Zeungen
Herausgeber oizelen Organs des
ausbezahlten Geder aute vie folgt:
Lau Beriht
ZuWach l5 December
Gesamt Is 1851
Iesulchen 20 Abbestelt
Monatsrae O2l6666X4l14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is Febrlar 1851
Gestrchen 70 Abbestelt
Monatsrate 02l6666x4O7
Is Februar 1851
Zuwach Februar Is.
Gesant Is
Gestrlchen 25 Abbestelt
Monatsrate O2l6666X4O95 8S 25
Sun Heraugeber zahenden
Nom 15 December 1850
Vom Is Januar Is Febru 1851
Nit BudergruSs, Ihr
GEORGE MARTINI
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Win6ior, Cntario, Ganaba.

10 EuHIHV WIsnF, ENtcNI WOe.
1918 Ehrent Noe. yS,nciur. 1Nlmtn
@o!tesoiemft IN Den GolunIcrnu.,nnirn
uon 0--lO llbt uplnitfnus Counting.
'dllIle Don lO-1l Hin unrmIttuQs
Tcncn eritcn Souncrsi,Nnhcnr IN iRo.
nat Wrnnen Wercin Giemnq
Vile Wolis. unb Olaubcnanrunnrr ,us
ber5lih tuilliomnltn.
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Nlepelamo YycN, - Scmtfdb .Ojcmcinoe,

gYeit 80. Stt. ino YY,llatb Are.
Hidrrer 8uitau " Voellm. SDO9 yHil'
laro Nue. Gel: Wo. 1.4870. SonntdQs
. ubr uorn,ittn0s oeMtid)er @otteSoienit.
10 ubr Gonnta9id,ule uno Wibelitunoe
fir Griuadliene. II llhr por,nittn0s enQ'
liid,er 8ottestienit. 3onf,rnonnenmnter'
ridlt ienen Gan,staa 10 llbr oormitto9s.
Seocrnlnnn ber5lih tuiufpmmen.
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sSarrel, ga.
Sentidje Go. vuth. e.. YauiMS 3trdbe,

721-2b Trlif Nne.
Yfasrer Nrthut 8. Yldmt. Sseoen Conn.
tag 9 ubr uormittnas Gnnntoaltbllle /;
10 Ntr enaliid5er @otteshlcnit. II llbr
oeuti1er @ottesbienf.
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Muttcr= unh Sod)tcr Solfctt an ,.
Mdi Ill feicrn. Nitte rcierpicrt Sud
oicirS Sutlm, rtibercs ir!1t ipGtcr.
Sura g. Sdulcr. Scfr.
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Guanseltfd1.xutherttd,e &snterus
Wemetnbe. -

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Efnrrer VHill,om T. WeIther.
go ". ,Snbton Npe.
Sonntnglbule: Y llbr. -- Gnqnd,er
@ottesotenii: 10 !lhr. 9eutid,er
@pttcsntcnit: II uhr.
Vile Wolfs' nnb @lnllbeusoenuNen ,nt
ber3lid, pi(Iion,min.
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Sumcitcao, ia.

Senftf)e Gp. Eutb. Ct. WiarinS 2il tte,
222-224 Sfi y. Mue.
@eo. 6reoerid Is. Nltboft. Ysa,tor. Se.
lepbun: so. l745. Sonntuaidyule 9:3O
ubr nloraens. @ottesoienit 1890 llhr
Vile @loubensGenoiien bnb Trcunfe
lino ber6lid elngelnben.
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Pastor c. F. Broecker 4S55 Homer ST..
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Uhr englischer Gottesdienst. II Uhr deut.
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Wir laden ale Glaubensgenossen und
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Post:
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tyrauen @erein Der ct. s<pbanucs
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Evening star., 1951-01-30
Alexandra GI Injured
In Texas Auto Accident

Sergt. 1/c William B. Stringer
CT lila Hume avenue. Alexan-
dria. was seriously injured in an
automobile accident at Fort Hood.
Tex. Sunday night. relatives have
been informed.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Kirkpatrick
of the Hume avenue address,
Sergt. Kirkpatrick's brother-in
law and sister, left for Texas early
today. Mrs. Kirkpatrick received
a telegram stating that her broth
er had suffered broken ribs and
possible back injuries.
Sergt. Kirkpatrick has been in
the Army about Is years. His
service included 19 months in
Europe with the Sd Armored Divi-
sion and three years on occupa-
ton duty in Japan. He won the
Bronze Star for valor at Bastogne,
Belgium, in the battle of the Bulge
in December. 1914. He is now
with the I'd Armored Division at
Fort Hood.
Sergt 1/c Clyde Brashear- of
Olmstead, H., who was riding with
Sergt. Kirkpatrick when the car
hit rough section of road, died
OF his injuries yesterday,
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Virginia Poll Tax Suit
Moves Near Decision

A special Federal court today
had under advisement the suit of
an Arlington woman challenging
constitutionality of Virginia's poll
tax.
The case was argued in Alexan-
drla District Court yesterday be-
fore Judges Armistead Dobie of
the Fourth Circuit Court of Ap-
peals, and Sterling Hutcheson and
Albert V. Bryan. of the Eastern
District of Virginia. The three
judge court was convened because
the suit involved a constitutional
question.
No indication was given as to
when their decision would be
reached.
The suit is that of Mrs. Jessie
Butler, SIS. colored, of 13 South
Barton street. who asks that she
be permitted to register without
payment of poll tax. Defendants
are Mrs. Mary Thompson, Arling-
ton central registrar, and other
county and State election Off
cials.
The same suit was dismissed
last summer by Judge Bryan, but
the Court of Appeals ordered q
rehearing.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
James N. Mitchell Heads
Ticket for CHA Trustees

Civil Service Commissioner
James M. Mitchell and II others
are running for election next
month to the Board of Trustees
Of Group Health Association, Inc.
Ballots will be mailed to CHA
members in the middle of Febru-
ary and mail returns will be tabu-
lated just before a meeting of the
association at 8 pm. February %
in the new Interior Auditorium.
In addition to Mr.. Mitchell,
candidates for three positions on
the board are:
Kenneth A. Meiklejohn of the
Labor Department, and Mrs.
Frederick N. Jones, medical social
worker, who are running to Sue
ceed themselves; Mrs. Jean M
Ashton of Sidwell Friends School;
Harold P. Black of the Inter-
national Monetary Fund; Mark
Colburn of the Bureau of Naval
Personnel; Curtis Garrison and
John w. Mitchell, both of the
Office of the Defense Secretary;
Mrs. Helen H. Ringe of the Labor
Department; Irwin A. Seibel Of
the Justice Department: Conrad
Taeuber of United Nations Fooo
and Agriculture Organization
and Raymond Vernon of the State
Department.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Marine Fire Truck Driver
Held After 93-MiIe Pursuit

Virginia highway police lost a
classic opportunity last night to
holler "Pull over! Where do you
think you're going-to a f1re?"
Opportunity knocked when an
off-duty fire truck driver at the
Quantico Marine Base decided to
while away the idle hours with a
93-mile joyride. He sped off the
base with siren screeching.
Marine guards set out in hot
pursuit. The chase went north on
Route / to Dumfries, then over
Route 234 to Manassas, along
Route % to Route 20 and then
south. A roadblock was set up
at RuckerSville.
State police joined the chase.
At one point, Quantico spokesmen
said, the pursuers lred several
shots at the trucks tires.
Just before the engine reached
the roadblock it went off the
road and turned over. State
police said the Marines took the
driver. Pfc. Jack D. Cunningham,
20, back to Quantico. Marine
spokesmen said the driver was
unhurt and in the guardhoeSe.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
DC. Armory Reports
Financial Success

This District Armory operated
as a financial success last year
returning $23,674 to general rev.
enues of the District, and retain
ing $4,000 for working capital this
year.
The Armory Board. filing its
annual report with Congress as
required by law, consists of
Chairman Leonard P. Walsh. Dis
trict Commissioner John Russell
Young and Brig. Gen. William
H. Abendroth, District National
Guard commander.
During past year, the board said
$26,907 was spent on capital i'm
provements, bringing the total
for such improvements to more
than $50,000 from July. 1948,
through November, 1850.
Among the improvements are
a public address system, out
side floodlights, portable-sectional
stage and sidewalks.
Rentals of the Armory itself
brought in $81,876, and food and
drink concessions, $14,739.
Return of the more than $23 900
to the revenues of the District,
the board said, is "in accordance
with the mandate of Congress
that the Armory shall be operated
as nearly as practicable on a
self f-supporting basis"
Evening star., 1951-01-30

Robert j. Wilson, executive vice
president, and John S. Cockrell,
editor of the Restaurateur, will
continue in their present positions,
as will Ringgold Hart, general
counsel. and Vinton E. Lee, auditor
and accountant.
New Directors Named.
Ted Lewis was elected to the
Board of Directors, along with
Richard Kreusburg. Reelected
to the board were Mrs. Marion
ODonnell. A. G. Peterson, Mrs.
H. L. Pieper, John Kookley and
Robert Keller.
Other members of the board
serving in 1851 will be Gertrude
Allison, Portia Mccormick, Daniel
OKeefe, Robert Ayers, Gordon
Leech. Jacques Lubra and Roy
Walters.
In other business, the asSocia-
ton passed a resolution asking
that the 2 per cent sales tax in
the District be removed from res
taurant meals of all price classifi-
cations.
Advisory Board Planned.
1t further was announced that
the group is setting up special
department within it's organiza-
ton to help the members with
their special individual problems
relating to the price and wage
controls.
Watson B. Rulon and Gardner
Moore, president of the Hotel
Association of Washington, out
lined the role of the restaurant as
la potential emergency feeding
center under civil defense.
Awards were made to about 80
restaurant owners and chefs who
had outstanding culinary art ex-
hibitS at a recent regional meeting
here.
Among the recipients were
Basil Kretsos, chef of the Old New
Orleans restaurant, who won first
prize in the garnishing of meats.
poultry and fish. Virgil Flora of
Clements, caterers, won first prize
for spun-sugar decoration of cakes
and pastry.
Evening star., 1951-01-30

Senator Hill, Democrat, OF Ala
bama, today was named by the
Senate Appropriations Committee
to serve once again as chairman
of its subcommittee in charge OF
District Appropriations.
Four other veterans on the COM
mittee were appointed to serve
with him. They are:
Democratic Senators O'Ma-
honey, of Wyoming, and McClel-
Ian, Of Arkansas, and Republican
Senators Ferguson, of Michigan
and Wherry. of Nebraska.
Two former regular members OF
the subcommittee have been
dropped because the party ratio
has been changed for this Con-
gress from to to 8 to 2. Those
dropped for this reason were SEN
ators Maybank. Democrat, of
South Carolina. and Young, Re-
publican, of North Dakota.
Three members of the Senate
District Committee will be added
to the Appropriation subcommit-
tee as ex-offcio members. They
are expected to be named late to-
day at meeting of the Senate
District Committee.
If past practice is followed, they
Will be three members of the
Fiscal Affairs Subcommittee of the
District Committee. Senator
Hunt. Democrat, of Wyoming, is
chairman of this subcommittee
which has two new members:
Democratic Senator Smith of
North Carolina, and Republican
Senator Butler of Maryland.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Assistant Detective Chief HELPS
In Arrest for Purse Snutchino

Capt. E. E. Scott, assistant chief
of detectives, was Johnny-on-the-
spot last night when a woman
screamed that her purse had been
snatched at Fourteenth and P
streets NV.
At the wheel of a police cruiser,
Capt. Scott was driving by when
Mrs. Elizabeth Zambo, so, of 17O9
P street NV. screamed. He
turned the car into an alley in
pursuit of a fleeing man.
Detective Sergt. E. B. Crandall,
who was riding with Capt. Scott,
leaped from the car and arrested
Nathaniel Scott, colored, %, of the
1900 block of Vermont avenue
NV. He was charged with rob-
berry.
The purse containing $1.20 was
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Western High Concert
Invitations Are Ready

The seventh in the l950-5l series Of
keishborhood Concerts by the No.
tionol Symphony Orchestra will be
held Mondoy evening, Februory II,
at Western High School, Thirty
fifth and R streets NV.
Invitations which ore distributed free
Of ehorse may be obtoined at
Western High School, Gordon Junior
High School; Eoten, Fillmore, Hordy,
Key, Hurst, Mureh, Oyster ond
stoddort Elementary Schools; the
Recreation Department at Sixteenth
and Lomont streets NV. and at the
business counter in the lobby Of
The Stor Building.
Howard Mitchell will conduct the
orchestra. The concert will start
at 9 pm. and will be broodeost BY
Stotion WMAL, The Evening Stor
stotion.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Virginia Willing to Bar Trucks
In Shirley Highway Rush Hours

The Virginia Department of
Highways will place a ban on
trucks using Shirley highway dur
ing rush hours if the Federal Bu-
reau of Public Roads desires it.
The limited-access, high-speed
thoroughfare, leading south from
Washington, is scheduled to be
open to heavy vehicles some time
in Cile spring, when dual-lane con-
struction is expected to be COM
pleted at Woodbridge.
Because the road was con-
structed primarily with Federal
funds. the State Department has
stated it was obligated to open
the highway to trucks as soon as
it was completed.
Commuters in Northern Vir-
ginia and interests in Fredericks-
burg, Alexandria. Arlington and
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Alexandra Man Dies
After DRINKING Solvent

An Alexandria man who drank
a liquid used for dissolving plas-
tics died at Mount Alto Hospital
early today.
Vernon Snead, 33, of 80 Rutgers
place drank acetone by mistake
during his lunch hour yesterday,
according to fellow employees at
Air Industries, Inc, 1926 North
Quincy street. They took him to
Arlington Hospital. Later he was
transferred to Mount Alto.
The jug containing the liquid
also was taken to the hospital for
analysis. The laboratory reported
that it was an acetone compound,
used by the firm in connection
with assembling radio equipment.
Mr.. Snead was a temporary en-
ploye of the company, hired to
help move equipment to new
location at 2712 Duke street.
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1951-01-30

dropped during the chase. An
other man picked it up and dis
appeared. Police identified Carl
Eaves, colored, %, of the 600 block
of Morton place NE, as the
second fugitive following his arrest
today. He also was charged with
robbery.
James F. Butler, colored, 18, of
the 1000 block of P street NV,
was arrested on a robbery charge
last night after Mrs. Hazel A..
Smith, 80. of the 44Q0 block of
South Fourth road, Arlington, re-
ported her purse containing $82
had been snatched in the 1900
block of Sixteenth street NV.
Detective Sergts. John T. Bailey
and Thomas Basnight captured
him hiding behind a fence. They
said they found $82 in his pockets.