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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
The ACENDA CLUB
CLEVELAND, OHIO

The Agendeans are all men,
bers of Teutsch Evangelical Lu-
theran Church who are really do
ing things -- and they have cause
for doing them. The church base
ment is the present project.
Marten Sperie, Pete Weiss, and
Rudy Haupt first sanded the
floors. Then all of the members
(male) volunteered their services
and did a beautiful job of painting
tie basement. A job we'll done.
Then not to be outdone, the Lu-
ther League purchased material
for new drapes. The sponsor, Mrs,
Marie Sperie and the presidents
mother Mrs. Susie Schneider
made all Of the drapes.
The church council purchased
new chairs (the tables haven't t
been delivered yeti and the result
is very attractive church base
ment. Now, the Agenda Club is
going to splurge on new floures-
cent lights. Anybody knowing
where to get them wholesale or
a little less expensive please call
Bob Gunnesh.
Nearly half a hundred men,
bers turned out for the member
ship meeting last Sunday night.
1t was a well-organized party and
everyone had loads of fun. Com
mltee l was in charge of this
meeting.
We are growing! The six new
members initiated are Ann and
Bill Gerling, George and Edna
Miller, and Katherine and John
Peters. John and Sally Steiner
were guests and we would like
to have the pleasure of really
initiating them.
Next Sunday, Immediately fol-
lowing the English Service the
Agenda Club is serving a beef
dinner. Tickets can be obtained
from any member. For reserva-
tions please call Marie StuekIer,
Wi. 1880 or Helen Lindeman
at Or. 1883. Marie Stuehler is
the chairman for the dinner.
The chairman for the annual
Mothers and Daughters Banquet
is Loretta Weiss and and the
mistress of the ceremonies will
be Selma Haupt. The banquet will
be held Monday March Goth at
the Sachsenheim.
Best wishes for a happy birth
day, and many more of them to
George Stuehler and Marty
Sperie who will really be ce-
lebrating this week end - peeling
potatoes for the dinner
Helen Lindemani
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH 6

TIE regular monthly meeting
will be held Saturday, March 10,
at 7:5O p. m. Why not try to
attend?
The decision made at the last
meeting to purchase a television
set has ben carried out und we
now have a good set in the bar
room for all to enjoy.
Anyone wishing to make a bid
for the job as Steward Of the club
tor the coming year, beginning
April |, 1851, please hand in a
written application at the next
melting. Also, at the next meeting,
there will be election of dele
gates to the Zentral-Verband
Convention to be held in Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Thomas J. Guist, Secretary.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
nisten
nicht ueber
Wasseradern
Besveh beim WuenscheIrv-
tengaenger Dos Bett
stand fuIsch.

Berlin. - Selt langerer Selt
tlaete Elm slr5t in 8anniee iiber
aopiihmer5en beim sluipaeben. Mue
Meoifamente balien ibm nicbts.
y vgicllciht fonn ib Sbnen beLfen,
iogte eln ibnt bcfanuter slrbiteft.
IS ,par ser @oriitenoe ser @e5irfs.
gruppe Berlin ser Mrbeitsgemein.
ihaft fir <en, unb Yenoelfunoe,
oic ibren Sis in &annice bat. 3u.
nGd)lt ld1elte Ser Meoisiner. 9ann
itellte ser slrGiteft nit ieiner @iin'
ihelrllte felt bos 8ett itiinoe iiber
elmer @alleraber. @r enlpfabl bem
ar5t, es auf sic anocre Seite bes
3inlnlers 81, riiden. Sieier mar icit-
oem ieine &opfihmer5en los. Gin.
bilollng," iagten feline aollegen.
Man beluhte Sen Hulcnmeilter in
ieiner @annieer @obuuns. Statt ei.
nes mpltlid]en 3auberfiinltlers, Oen
man erlpartet, trat man cinem Wann
nit niibteruer 9ebeusauiialiuns ent.
gegen.
rNiht ieber eignet iit) sum @iin-
ihelruteng1nger," erflirte er. .Mur
Is Yro5ent aaer @teniben icicn bu.
oeniiiblig." Sann patte er feline
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llntergriff 1lno CAB sic anbere Seite
ser @abel Oem &eporter, leste ibm
cine Sano auf bie Shulter l,no beioe
singen burchs Simmer. gis plotli6
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gebliG Der ludte Ser 9feporter, lie
luieber mad, oben 5u briiden.. vSie
brallGen iid) feline Ytiibe su geben
mir iteben iiber elmer 8aiieraoer,"
ertldrte er. nMenn ib bier itlieie,
batte ib beItimmt Gbellmo.
Seine grfIQrllngen iiber 9eilpicle
in Ser Natur lino eber einleuhteno
ols gebcunnispoll. sin Stellen, in Die
ser 9lis INNER 1pieoer einl6lug,
itellte er nit ser @iinihelrute oie
&rell5llng 5tpeicr unteriroiiter @ai,
ieraoern felt. Ntit 9lusnabme bon
&asen, 9ienen, Miifen uuo slmeiien,
Die lib germ an iolhen slusitrab.
lllnes5entren auibalten iollen Die
groItrablen allh ai,f alle Siere lno
Oie meiiten Eflansen Id,dolih mir.
fen vShpalben llno Storlbe belpab-
rem ,rns Dor 8lisiflag," iogt cine
ulte gauernregel. r@eil lie nie iiber
@al'eruoern niiten," erflGren sic
Ruten9inger. sluh lpenn in mancben
8drten an einigen SteQen fein
gaum unO fein Strouh aebciben
mill, fitbren lie es auf grbltrablen
5uriif.
$50 lit Scr Seipcis oaiiir, oab Sic
Suite aui irgeno etrpos Ebpiifaliihes
int gooen reagicrt?" Irogen sic mel.
item @iiienIGnitler. ySie Mute ielbit
reagiert gar niebt," antporten sic
8iinltclrlltcnednger. Sic erfliren
Nas slusidlasen oaourd), bob unter.
lrOilhe @aiieraoern, Grjlaser, Gro.
IpaIten uilp. rgroItrablen ausicn.
Nen, Sic in Sen SGnoen oes ienliblen
Hutengdngcrs lmipillfiirlid)e Wusfel.
bepe9unsen belpirfen. Die meiiten
8eolcgen Itreiten Dies ab, Sab Elm
3ulanmenbang 5plihen Nutenaus.
ld)lag uno llntergruno bcitebt. sln.
oererieits BADEN iih, pie aui elmer
Saglng ser slrbeitsgemeini6aIt in
Neilblra I'M poriacn Sabr erflGrt
,puroe, @iienihaitler, sum 9eiipiel
ole 8cologen Yroieilor Seim aus
galeL Soirat @aasen aus @ien
uno ser SbpIifer Eroieiior @odel
aus 3iiricl, poiitip ou5u geitcut.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
Wendepvnkt in der
EntwiekIvng des Benzo;s

9iliieloori. - SIM Rubrgcbiet lit
man IN iiinsiter 3eit oaju iiberae.
gan9en. oas bisber perpanOte 9fob.
ben5ol.& &einigungsperiabren nit Ser
Shperelldlre 81 rerlalien unb oas
BON Der G6oluen-Gbemie slftieuac.
lelldaIt entuidelte Geriabren Ser
fatalptlldlen Srud- d-Naiiination aniu.
luenoen. 9urcb oieies Seriabren, Sus
por elni9en gsonaten in grcbtcd,ni.
lbenl slusnlaB hl 8etrieb geronlncn
Duroe. meroen oie 3afiinotionsuer.
lutte, Die bel ser Shpeieli iGure.9lei.
nl9l'ng entiteben, lpeitgebeno Der.
@leid)ieitie miro ein geu.ol
BON bodltem &einbeitssrao aspou.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
Heimkehrer aus Russlund

lllm. - Sm Eager lllm.aienles-
berg traien 1850 insseiamt 1921
&eimfebrer elm, barl,nter 80 ssrauen
lno 10 Rinoer. 6672 ser &eimfebrer
famen aus Der Sopietunion, 1859
oapon aber idon I'M Sanuar 1860.
Sm September iparen es MIR nod
t64, i'm Nopember 80 uno inn 9e.
5ember Is 9eimtebrer aus HuBlano.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
FriiedIiche
Eroberung

Oils Ser,oa 8arl BON Orleans,
aus elmer Seitenlinie Des 6oules
Nalpis, ieinen am 12. September
1404 Qebprenen Sobn sur Sarfe
in oie &apclle bcs Shloiies pp,
Gponoc trua, bofftc er iiber allf fteine
erfollreirbe 3uflrnft bes SduflinNs.
slber CT fonnte bocb nidt miilen, boB
bicler &nabe ais 'Srons Der @rlte
ben Sbron bclteiaen, Die icblod)toe.
pobnten Shlpeiser bel Marianono
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mchren lpcrbe.
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benbe &oni1 ,Sronfreihs Ous erlte
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iiir bic beiten lSropelliensen cines
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iperDc. Ser hiitpriihe 9ioum lit pcr=
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Gin Seariif, lnb CT ielblt oas 3enz
trum oes Sonbels nit GoNnuc.
sppiidc Yrupinsitaot
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bi0tciten allBer leincn Qrpben
Observation-Disclosures. sluf Dem
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Stonpbilp bes Sonias iSrons bes
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iciue. &pr 400 Sohren soa ein jun
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Gin ipcniu &ein fnhen, ihlicf aber
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lit pielleid)t ctlpas Gubres al Der
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Der W!ouer, bus Gin pcn Soltonien
llmocbencs &rclli 1ci0t.
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gruuntlpcin noh ullerl &ontinellten
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man bellte iiberuu. TaB es Gin
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niemunp. Ser granntlpeinbanoel
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miIieniits unp richtcte cine WtuIters
fellerei bier ein, Die heutc cine Der
or0Rten Srun1tlpeinbrennercien ulo
cin orpbes 6moclsllnterncbmen lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
William John TurtIer,

Marines, 4th Division, who was
killed in action at Two Jima, on
March IS, l945
Honored among the nations
heroes
Lies our loved one
Beneath a simple wood cross lies
his crown
And we who knew and loved
him here
Can say:
A simple duty done
You have died, dear Willy, in
foreign land
With no one there to hold your
hand
You died without the last good
bye
We can't even see the place where
you lie
Your resting place for now
Is far across the land and sea
But in our heart a thought
Will always be: our loved one
Weep not for me, for I shall live
AS long as freedom firmly stands
We are not dead, who gave our
lives
To liberate our happy land
From your loving uncle. aunt
and Elsie and Dorothy Benning.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
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, 1951-03-08
BRANCH 33

The regular monthly meeting
of Branch 33 will be held Sunday
Marcl, II, 1851, at 2 :OO p. m. at
the East Side Sachsenheim.
The members on the sick list
are: John Staff, Michael Cseak,
Fredrick Spaan, John Ludwig Sr.,
Michael Bremen, John Maurer,
Martin Miller, William Resets.
The members of Branch 33 wish
them all speedy recovery.
Paul Guist, Seer.
|. 8.
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Sibirien-kundidoten

Nolen. - 9Sie man neuerDinas
aus Der lsropins 4Soien erfGbrt,
ipirb bic Giuteillnq ser bortiaen
Serionalallstpeiie in fiinf Gloiien
poraenommen. aiails Bis 3 iino
fonmllniltiiae Barteimitalieber irro
geanlte, @ruppe 4 oelpobnliGe
Staatsbiiraer, @ruppe 5 sdblt Die
ioAenaumten Sibirien=aanbicateil,
Die iih bel ben aonm.ruiitcn lnte=
liebt aenabt baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
DETROIT, MICH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mich. Winkler of
1880 Bringard DR.. Detroit, Mich,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Rosina Marie to Wal
lace McMaken also of Detroit.
Both are members of the Detroit
Juniors Saxons Club and the De-
troit SaNonia Mixed Choir. Their
wedding date has been set for
April p this year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
CANTON, OHIO
Special Attention to members OF
Branches IL and ID

There is a vacancy for House
Steward commencing April l,
1851. Anyone wanting this job
should send in applications to the
Sachsenkeim Club, ia Harrison
ave-, N. w., Canton, Ohio. For
additional information please call
or write the Club President Mr..
John Toepfer, Dial 4-54S4 or Mr..
Michael Depner, Seer, Dial s.
1878.
The House Steward will be
elected at the meeting of Branch
IA.
Michael Depner, Seer.
p, |, 8.
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Unqurn besteUert
"Wehrunfuehiqe'

gnoapelt. - llngarn. oie fir mi.
litarii9 untauslidb seilmcen tperben,
uro Olejeilisen, oie, oNoobl eirseSo.
aeL ous irgeno einem Grunoe fei-
nen MilitGroienst leiiten, treroen in
3ufllnit cine Sonoeriteuer 81 sablen
baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
SiebenbiireiIdls s2lmerifaniIhes DolfsbIatt
AcHTUNG, Lesser!

Wr sind eben i'm Besrff, die Possts avfzvsstzen.
Solonse dies sefon wird dass
ae Lesser. deren Nomsn und Aressen avf der Zeitvns
NIGHT riehts oder vnsenov snd diese Adresse avf Elm
stueek PaPer oder cine Postarts avfeben sic korri
seren vnd ensenden. Das mvesse iedoeh sofort
gesehehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
ALLIANCE NEWS

The regular monthly meeting
of the Alliance Saxon Lodge
Branch 3 will be Sunday March
II at 3 p. m. All members please
come out, the future meetings for
the summer months will probably
be discussed.
VIM. Sckuller, Secretary.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
s0ichte,.vorte

@ar lllanfer fomnlt tros pielem
2elen
Dtit Dem Seritdnonis in sic 8riihe:
Iobl bat er Die Spriide Der @eis.
belt geleren,
1c9 niht peritanoen sic Weisbeit
Der Spriibe.
8o0enite6t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08
In Loving Memory
Private

of our dear cousin and nephew,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-08

Marines, 4th Division, who was
killed in action at Two lima, on
March IS, l945
Evening star., 1951-04-18
Girl, 9, Gives Court
kidnapping DefaiIs;;
State Completes Case
BY the Asseeioied Press

ALBUQUERQUE, April ia
cute. blond fifth grader climbed
into an oak witness chair made for
grownups yesterday and told how
Yale-educated DR.. Nancy Camp
bell kidnapped her November 10.
Nine-year-old Linda Stamm's S
testimony, coupled with that of
her parents. and followed by tech
nical information from FBI men,
completed the States case. The
prosecution was expected to rest
as soon as court reconvenes today.
DR.. Campbell, 43, a former staff
member at st. ElizabethS Hos
pital, Washington, was arrested
as she reached for a ransom
package just outside the gates to
the Stamm suburban estate near
Santa Fe. The women's specialist
has admitted the kidnapping but
pleaded innocent by reason Of in
sanity.
Linda swung her legs and
squirmed as she told how DR..
Campbell took her from her home,
drugged her and took her bound
to an abandoned, windowless
ranch house south Of Santa Fe
for the night.
Asked by Special Prosecutor
H. A. Kiker If she were scared,
Linda answered: Eyes. very"
Linda's mother, Mrs. Roberta
Stamm, burst into tears as she
told of the "cold and numb" feel
ing she got when she read the
note demanding $4,000 ransom
for Linda's safe return.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
Red General Is Rival
To East German Leader
by the Assoeiafed Press

BERLIN. April 18.-The Krem-
lin has set up a Communist gen.
eral as a rival to Soviet Zone Boss
Walter Ulbricht to head off the
latter's rise as a future German
Tito, authoritative East German
sources said today.
Gen. Wilhelm Zaisser, chief of
the Red Gestapo," is vying with
the Lenin- dreaded Ulbricht for the
position of strong man in the pup
pet East German regime, these
sources said.
Moscow has blessed this tussle
for power to keep authority de-
centralized, it was said.
The informants said the Krem-
lin has developed such a bad case
of Titoist jitters that it even fears
defections in the Communist hier-
archy in Eastern Germany, where
33 Soviet divisions are stationed.
Evening star., 1951-04-18

Corp. here last night. Police said
the stabbing occurred in a fight
between two mill workers and
three unidentified men. The stab
|bing victim was taken toa hospital.
An Erwin Mills worker who said
she stayed on the job at Durham
to support her children was still
at work today. Although her
house was dynamited yesterday.
Mrs. Mary p. Honeycutt, the work.
er, blamed strikers for the dyna-
hitting.
At Cedartown, Ca, II strikers
Evening star., 1951-04-18
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY

first gear when the girl was about
IS feet away. The child was pro-
nounced dead on arrival at Cas-
ualty Hospital.
The coroner's jury brought in a
verdict of justifiable homicide in
the death Of John r. Onley. IA,
colored, 701 Division avenue NE,
who died April II at St. Elizabeth
Hospital.
Freed in the case was Mrs. Claud
Reynolds, At, of the 1900 block of
Montello avenue NE. Police said
Mrs. Reynolds hit Onley on the
head several times with a broom
handle when he was attempting
Evening star., 1951-04-18

constitutional rights. He said his
men were there to get the news.
Meanwhile accusations and re-
ordinations from both sides con-
tinued.
Management said the Textile
Workers Union. CIO. had brought
in professional agitators.
Emil Rieve, TWUA president
blamed the violence at Danville on
the Dan River Co.
Erwin Mills officials at Durham
called the Honeycutt dynamiting
an act of violence that speaks
for ITSELF"
Evening star., 1951-04-18
Truck Driver Is Held
In Death Of Child

A driver whose truck ran over
and killed a 3-year-old girl was
held for Municipal Court action
yesterday by a coroner's Jury.
The child. Charlotte Jackson,
colored, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Jackson, 1914 H place NE,
was walking near her home Satur-
day when she was hit. Police said
the driver. Lewis H. Walker, 80,
colored, first block of Quincy place
NV, had just started his truck in
Evening star., 1951-04-18

|are free under bond after being
charged with contempt of court
for violating a court order against
mass picketing at the Cedartown
Textiles, Inc, wooden mill.
Two newspapermen. Howard
Weson and Clemson Ayers. were
hauled into court along with the
strikers at Cedartown and charged
with unlawful assemblage. They
were fined $40 each and given 20
day suspended sentences.
Their editor, E. c. Saunders of
the Rockmart Journal, a weekly,
called the arrests violation of
Evening star., 1951-04-18
BY the Associated Press

GREENSBORO, N, G.. April 18
Order prevailed today at the
strike hound Dan River Mills in
Danville. Va. where State police
used the threat Of tear gas and
clubs to break up another picket
line demonstration yesterday
About 500 strikers attempting to
block the exit of persons remain
ing on the job were dispersed with
out violence.
An unidentified man was stabbed
near the plant of the Cone Mills
Evening star., 1951-04-18
France Produces More Oil

BOULOGNE, France. = French
oil ref1neries reached a record
production of 14,530,000 tons in
1850, 36 per cent increase over
1949 and a 1873 per cent Jump
over 1888.
Evening star., 1951-04-18

to choke her husband during an
argument at the Division avenue
address last June. Mr.. Onley SUI
fered fractured skull which af-
fected his brain.
Evening star., 1951-04-18

with constipation and its headaches,
lack of pep and bad breath with his
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. I always
rely on Olive Tablets because they
are 90 mild yet thorough in action.
They never grippe"
Note: Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are strictly all segetable. They clean
waste from the entire intestinal tract
and give more natuYdl-like bowel
movements. Only 15f, 30f Q box.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
ADVERTISEMENT A
Thanks DR.. EDWARDS
For Helping Him
Lick lrreguIarity
the annoying, TRANSIENT kindl

Frederick Roloff,
Jr., a handsome.
capable business
man of Cambridge,
Mass, writes: "For
years DR.. F. M.
Edwards, an Ohio
physician, success
fully relieved pa
&sa~%~ 1,&l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
MANTLEIS CALLED UP
 FOR DRAFT

FL PASO, Tex, April -tR-The publicity given Mickey Mantle in the past month has, in the opinion of Manager Casey Stengel, forced the remarkable youngsters draft board to call him in for another look-see.
 The Yankee pilot just had been notified by Mickey that he had been ordered to report. to his board at Miami, Okla. next Wednesday. He was classified last winter as 4-F because of bone infection in his left ankle which apparently IS permanent
 q can understand it," said Casey, though the news plainly came as a blow to him. People have read all these write-ups about him. about how fast he can run, and they asK why isn't he in the Army if he can do all that. They write letters, too.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
WILLIS SHANK GOES SOUTH FOR YEARLY
 OVERHAUL, SEATTLE

The Willis Shank, missionary boat operating in Southeast Alaska waters since early 1949, has sailed south for yearly overhaul at Sc. attle.
 Returning from overhaul in June, the vessel will bring 40 students from 2u colleges to conduct Bible courses at the various canneries and villages in Southeast. Also aboard at that time will be the "Foul Flats" male quartet that was aboard during the summer of 1850 During the past seasons work the Humbard family of musicians and preachers has been conducting programs at ports of call for the Shank. In the group are MT. and Mrs. Rex Humbard and two boys; MT and Mrs. c. Humbard ano daughter; and MT. and Mrs. Wayne Jones and two boys. The group has appeared on the ABC and MutuaI radio networks.
 While the Willis Shank is under- going overhaul, the medical mission ary vessel, the Cleaner, will be op- erating in Southeast Alaska. The Cleaner joined the Shank three months ago. AmCns ci.e ports of call for the Shank enroute to Se- attle are Petersburg, Ketchikan, Prince Rupert, Kitimatt, Bella Bella, Nanamo, Vancouver. Victoria and Bremerton.
 Members of the party aboard the Willis Shank are Capt. and Mrs 0. F. Stabbert and five children; MT. and Mrs. Dick Nelson and two children; Frank Jenson, carpenter Dick Leuth, Sam Douglas and George Gardner, deck hands, Mrs Anna Ellingson, in charge of sewing for medical work, and Mrs. Eliza beth Griesinger, c. F. Stabbert's mother. Nelson is engineer of the vessel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
SAD FIREMEN MEET
 TONIGHT IN THE OLD HALL FOR LAST TIME
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 The Juneau Volunteer Fire De- pal tment will meet tonight, prob ably for the last time, in the old fire hall which has been it's home for nearly 40 years.
 During the years the department has been tightly-knit, efficient fraternity that has responded to the false alarms as well as the big fires. The fact is that many have grown old while on the waiting list to Jc;n the organization which has taken pride in it's activities.
 Soon the old City Hall which has served since 1913 will be razed to make room for the new Alaska Off, flee building and the firemen still aren't sure where they'll be located. The talk has been at the support but cables to install a new alarm system have got arrived. But no matter where thes go, Leo, the Lion mascot, will be taken, they say.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-05
DR0p0'5 INJURY TO WRIST NOT TOO BAD

BOSTON, April 5 -R- Encour- aged by doctors opinion he should be able to start the American league season April IT Walt Dropo left to- day to rejoin his Boston Red Sox mates in Augusta, Ga.
 The big first baseman suffered a hairline fracture in a wrist bone last Sunday and first reports were that he would be out for four to eight weeks.
 However, Dr. Ralph Mccarthy, team physician, and Dr. Paul But Ter. an X-ray specialist. revised that opinion yesterday.
 Dropo was accompanied by Walt Masterson, the latter( righthanded bespectacled pitcher, is recovering from a glandular infection.