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, 1951-03-01
Republican Clubs
To Sponsor Party

A big Open House and Com
munity Party will be sponsored at
$50 pm. Friday in the head
quarters of the West Side Repub-
lican Clubs, 114O Germantown St.
Highlights of the evening Will
be a cabaret show and free re-
freshments.
Officers of the Mems Club are
Gilbert Walters, president; Ever
EFT Marchant, vice president; Park
err Prear, secretary, and Charles
Anderson, treasurer.
Women's Club officers include
Frances Burbridge, president; Al
ma Anderson, vice president; Vlr-
ginia Coleman, secretary, and
Annie Heard, treasurer.
, 1951-03-01
Former D~aytonian
Dies I'm Atlanta

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Harrison, 88, mother OF
Mrs. Irene Marchant of Dayton,
were held last week in Atlanta,
Ga. She was the wife of the late
Rev. Charles Harrison.
The mother of IA children,
Mrs. Harrison lived here in Day
ton during World. War II with her
daughter.
Survivors include six daughters,
Mrs. Marie Page and Mrs. Bea-
trice Smith of Atlanta, Mrs. lola
Sanders of Milledgeville, Ga,
Mrs. Irene Marchant and Mrs.
Winnie Camp of Dayton, and Mrs.
Helen Johnson of Chattanooga,
Tenn; eight sons, William, Mel
vim. Richard and Trad Of Atlanta.
Charles and Elijah of Dayton.
John w. of Cleveland and Calvin
of Los Angeles.
, 1951-03-01

ability in his second group = Ce-
sar Franck's Panis Angelicus and
Piece Heroique. The organist
though well of these works, for
he gave them eloquent reading,
and influenced the organ to re-
spond in the same manner. There
was moving tone - plenty OF
sweep and spirit. Franck is MI.
Reeds forte! Throughout the re-
cital, the organist displayed ex-
cellent control and range of his
instrument, but this was especial
ly true in the Franck group.
In his fourth group, Nh. Reed
turned two traditional s%pirituals
= "I'm So Glad Trouble Don't
Last Always" and "Were You
There" - into works of consider
able beauty. The arrangements OF
these pieces were unique and ex-
citing.
E. Irwin Reed really shined last
night at Mckinley. And we feel
the "polish" won't rub off.
, 1951-03-01
West Side Group
Sets Conference

The West Side Civic Club will
meet with heard of civic, social
and religious organizations at 3
pm. Sunday, March 4, in the Fifth
st. YMCA to agree on candidates
for the "City Commissioner and
School Board Member Popularity
Poll"
Rev. Reid R. Hagans, acting
pastor of Mt. Enon Baptist
Church, is scheduled to give the
principal address. Other particl-
pants will be Attorney Arthur ..
Fisher, Assistant Prosecuting At
torney Russell Carter, Seventh
Ward Republican Committeeman
Stanley Bell and Richard P. Lewis
, 1951-03-01

A united labor policy commit
tee, composed of IA high officials
of the CIO, ALL and other major
trade union organizations, last
night ordered a boycott of the
governments home front control
program. They directed union
men to resign at once from every
government mobilization agency.
The policy body charged that
big business dominates the mobili-
cation effort, and that labor re-
representatives. in top federal jobs
were being used merely as "win-
dow dressing"
Acting on orders from their
leaders, labor men will resign
from "a advisory posts and other
positions with defense agencies,
including the military. They in
, 1951-03-01

Pointing out that price and
wage controls deal with symptoms
Of initiation rather than the un-
DERIVING causes, the program COM
mittee of the Committee for Eco
Monies Development (CED) has
outlined a course of action which
it believes will prevent the "evil
effects of initiation" from operat-
ing throughout the economy.
"The point we wish to make is
a simple one," the CED declared.
"The stability and productivity of
the economy is dependent on our
ability to bring total demand in
to a reasonable relationship to the
supply"
The problem is two-fold as the
CED sees it. 1t says, "We must
increase production in every way
| possible and we must find ways
to restrain demand. There are
substantial possibilities for in
creasing production. We should
bring women and older men into
the working force. The work week
, 1951-03-01
Mohuwks Return Home

CINCINNATI, March q Gin
cinnati Mohawks will return home
Sunday from their last Eastern
trip of the season to face the Pro-
violence Rhode Island Reds at the
Garden. Only five home games re-
main on the Mohawks schedule.
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clude AFL President William
Green and CLIO President Philip
Murray, who have advisory posts.
GEORGE WEAVER, who is the
top Daytonian and top Negro in
the mobilization program, could
not be reached at presstime for
comment. However, Frank Wall
lex, editor Of the Dayton CIO
News and top public relations Of
fetal for the union here, said
weaver definitely is affected"
Before taking leave from the
CLIO, Weaver was assistant to
James B. Carey, secretary-treas-
urer of the National CLIO, and was
director Of the CLOS Anti-Discri-
mination Department. He went to
Washington from tn United
Transport Workers of America,
, 1951-03-01
WEAVER MUST
LEAvE POS
Duvton Man Is Ordered
TO Quit Government Job

The only Daytonian holding a key post tin the national mobilization pro-
gram, George Ii P. Weaver has been ordered to "reSgn Immediately" from his
government position as special assistant to- the chairman of the National Securi
ty Resources Board NSRB). This information vas confirmed in Dayton this
afternoon by a Clio public information official.
, 1951-03-01

a military funeral and burial at
Burr Oak Cemetery here. McEl-
ROY, a native of Little Rock who
came to Chicago in 1925, died in
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital, Den
yer, after a long illness.
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WV
He is the son of MI. and Mrs.
George J.. Weaver of III
Mound St. and a graduate of
Roosevelt High School. Mrs.
Weaver told THE DAILY EX-
PRESS today that she had talk
ed to her son by phone last
Saturday, but that he had not
mentioned the crisis between
labor and government.
In Washington, President Harry
S. Truman said Charles E. Will
son, IN leave as president of
General Electric, would remain
director of the Office of Defense
Mobilization. Following a press
conference this morning, the
President left for a vacation at
Key West, Fla.
, 1951-03-01
World War Hero Buried

CHICAGO, March l., CAMP
Sgt. William Agile McElroy, A.
vear-old holder of four medals for
yalor in World War II, was given
, 1951-03-01

can be heightened, productive
capacity can be expanded, pro-
ductive techniques can be improv-
ed. We can increase our imports
from other countries"
"Strong measures will be nee
essary to hold down demand" the
CED committee declared. It out
lined this program:
l. Drastic steps should be taken
to reduce all government expendi-
lures not clearly essential to the
defense effort. The Federal Budget
for 1951-52 contains large sums
for which the immediate need has
not been demonstrated. Many
state and local government ex-
penditures a and should be post
poned.
2. Taxes should be raised sharp
ly and promptly to restrain con-
sumers' expenditures as we'll as to
increase revenues. The goal should
be a substantial cash surplus early
Continued Page 4
, 1951-03-01
Young Otyanist Shines
IN decentralization
PRICE FIVE CENTS
By GEORGE

At his first recital of the current season, given last
night in Mckinley Methodist Church, young organist E.
Irwin Reed turned in a nearperfect performance. He
displayed ability which definitely establishes him as a
most promising artist.
, 1951-03-01
Businessmen Offer Plan
To Stem Initiation Tide

NEW YORK, March 2 SpeciaI)- Steps to reduce
the real causes of initiation must be taken if price and
wage controls are to be reasonably effective, according
to a national group of leading businessmen.
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maa trrtht hrn Krrml gum Mrhrrfall ai1f
Enrnpa unh tltaa halt i'm 5ltriik?

tiife &erridaft iiber Die itnteroriid'
Item Nationen au berlieren, bebor Iie
inItanbe iinb, bieieiben I'M Often nno
i'm @eIten guraiiens gegen Die Ser
einten Nationen borartreiben.
Die Ia6tbaber bonn &remI Der.
laiien iib beItimmt ,,iGt iibermdBi0
auf bie Meinung Der tpeltlihen go
Iitifer, tpelde glauben, baB Ser &alta
4rieg epentuea nod 5ebn Sabre
oauern fann, tueil fie tpiiien, oaB Die
Sflupentpirti6aft binter bem @iier-
men 8orbang ibnen in bieIer 6iniift
neifgebenbe l1eberlegenbeit peridafft.
0as lit anideinertb aud fir bie Slime
rtfaner fein 8ebeimnis, tpelde iett
obne General Mac4rtbur manhe
tpirtidaftlthen MaBnabmen ergrei-
fen, tpelhe Don ibm empfobIen 1pl.r-
SEN. Na6bem China nah 5l1treffen,
Ser gebauptung 6es 8erteioigunssIe-
fretars Waribau rein lotpietruiiiides
(rnosfotpitiides) 8roteftorat" lit,
miro bie 8lodaoe Gbinas i'm tpelent-
lIi6en Mosfau treffen, iebenfans miro
lie bie transiibirii6e @iienbabn bela-
item, tpelhe oie dineiii6en Silfstrup.
pen Mosfaus in &orea beliefert.
No6oem Die mosfoipitiiben Sntpe-
rialiIten cine Museinanberletung nit
oem @eIten fir unbermeiolih bal-
ten, MAIDEN iie ar6 feinen Inter
ldieo 5piiden Sen aftipen unb paiii-
ben SerteioigungsmaBnabmen Scr
@eitnld6te. Sn oieler Sinltht iino
Die gmpfeblungen bes Sanftionsfo=
mitees betreffenb Elm 2ieferungsDer=
bot fiir ltrategiid) tpidtige Glitter oil
Gbina beionoers erfreulih. @enn Sic
lSanftionen niht MIR gegen ieoes
oiltd Wosfau unternorfenes 2ano,
| lonoern au6 gegen bie llSSH ielbit
ange1pan6t ipiir6en, tpdren iie ouslt
geeignet, ois bisberigen burbpegs
paiiipen Observation-Disclosures
Ser @eItntd6te ser mosfopitiihe:t
0eIpotie gegeniiber our6 aftipe 5ll
erieeen. Die lesteren niiroen nidt
nur oie inouitrieae l1eberlegenbeit Ser
8eitmddte bergroBern, ionbern audi
Sic llnteroriidten Nationen 5lt einel1l
erbobten 8ioeritano gegen Die mos
fotpitiid]e Sffupation ermuntern. Die
iiber5entraliiierte, auf Dem grauiam-
item Serror aufgebal,te mosfotpitiihp
0eipotie aaein lit nur 5u einem SIN
griff, feinesfaGs aber 5u elmer langeil
Serteioigung fdbig. Uk.
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Bic nrur ptafe hrs mrlt-
krtpgrH
(5ortfesune bon Gette ~

Senetiens 6ie Mebrbeit auf SEN 3nt,
bauIern perloren. Sbre WoftIteIlung
in 8enua uno genebig, ir 8cronn
uno 8aoua purOe sebroden, uno
Oeailano, no eendBigte So5ioliItcu
am 8uber lparen, itebt feIt i'm Hegie-
rl1ngslager. @enn iih bie glei6e gnt-
pidlung in Mittel- -Stalien uno in
8iemont polI5iebt, erfdbrt Die Semc>
fratiide Sabe cine enti6eibenbe
Starfung.
sl6er oie @ablergebniiie beoelltcll
nod lange ni6t oie ltebertpin0ung ser
italienii6en &ommuniiten. Ser o.
leroatore' tpeiIt oarouf BIN, oaB Sic
tommuniItiibe Stimmen5abl nidt gu
riifgegangen lit, monderorts iogor
cine 3unabme auftpeiit.
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lung bes gifers fir oen S6umans
Blan unb fir bte S6umau-Bolitif
oar2 an Beriuhen, bieien ginorud
51 ertpeden, feblt es nitt. 8or allem
oient sic 8ieoeraufrolllng Der Saar-
Srage als Mittel slnn 3pef. gs
ibeint, baB i'm Saar18ebiet Die Stint-
mung fir cine vSeintfebr ins &eih"
tpadlt. gn Dem beutiden gbarafter
Ser 8epolferrng beitebt nirgenos elm
3meifel. Strittig lit eigentli6 nur sic
5orm uno ser Seitpunft fir cine So
Jung, oie oIlen 8eteilieten gereft
miro.
BUR Geri6drfung ser Gage trug
bel, bob Oie ar-&egierung auf @ei.
Jung BON 8nris Die oortige oemofra.
tii6e Bartei berboten batte, unter 8es
rufltng al1f ibre angebliden vNo5i.
Senoen5en". 9an5ler Ibenauer BE-
miibt iih Inn cine 8dmpfung bes To-
oernoen 5euers, oas offenbar betpuBt
geidiirt miro, Inn oie Barlamentsents
lheioung 5uguniten oes S6umar-
glans 5lt perbinbern. Sebr oiel bdnst
oapon ab, oh Sic fron5oIii6en @dbler
oem 8riidenbauer Shuman irele
Sano geben.
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@ablen in ssranfreid

Gen italienii6en 2ofalmahlen fol9t
am II. bs. Oie gntl6eibung ser @G6=
Ter 6ranfrei6s. 9lud bier batte Ser
&ommunismuS nad 1916 breiten So
Sen geponnen. Sbre ltntersrunOar-
NEE, sic in BEN eriten Ssabren oes
Griegs fir Sen Sieg Sitlers' gearbei-
tet hatte, Der itano es, nidt nur bieie
Gole pergeiien 5l1 maheh ionoern lidj
nit oem 2orbeer ser Resistance" gu
l6miiden unb in sen Monaten nad)
Der 9efreil.ng unter Ser Barole ser
"Sduberung" in groBen 5eilen res
Sanoes Elm Encouragement 5u errit5=
ten.
llnter Sen 0abpirfungen oieier
Sermirrltng Ser 8emiiter uno ser
Satiaden tpur6e bie &ammer BON
1916 setpablt, in Ser faIt Elm 1rittel
Ser Otitglieoer Dem fonmlniItiiden
|Gommanoo gebordten, tpGbreno olle
anoeren Wfitglieoer Don oem &edt
8ebrau6 mahten, bel ieoer 8elegen-
belt 1bre etgenen Tege 5u geben. &ein
8unoer, bob NIT oieIer &ammer
vnift 5l reeieren" mar. Soer biel-
mebr: bos 8unoer par, baB unter
lol6en llmltdnoen Elm 10 feiter 11no
berniinItiger &urs geIteuert 1perocn
fonnte, NIT biufigem 8edIel ser &a.
binette, aber nit oen glei6en DfGr-
nern i'm Sattel, Dor aIlem in ser G.t,
Beren 8olitif unb altf Dem 8ebiet Ser
inneren unb duBeren Si6erbeit.
Gieie Sotiade ipridt gegen oelr
Seriu6 oes General oe 8aulle, Sic
Mittelgruppen beiieite 81 idieben uao
| fir ii6 unbei6rdnfte golma6ten slt
oerlangen, Inn oas 2a1b fir sic gro
BE Brobe uitarf 5u MAIDEN.
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Antrrikanif1hr mnhlfahrts-
htlfr fir Dpr1tfhrlanh
Mms P. MeSmeenebs gnd (garitas.
H.. -" &erlas) '.~ -

Grioate ooer freie @oblfabrtsper.
banoe baben in ser oeuti6en Seffent
Ilidfeit auf Dem .@ebiet oes 8obl
Ifabrtsipeiens felt pielen Sabren eiut
pidtige 9foae eelpielt. Gor 1888 be,
itano cine groBe 3abl iol6er Srgani,
iationen. Inter ibnen befanben iif
religiole 8ereinigungen afonfeiiio.
neae 8erbanbe, gelperflbaftlif orien,
tierte Srganiiationen, 8ruberi6aftel
uitp., alle ipeitgebeno iibereinltint:
memo in 3iel, algenleiner organiia,
torii6er Struftur uno slufsabenItel.
lung nit Sen entipre6en6en 8obl,
| fabrtsperbanoen, 3. g. ser Ser. Stoa,
ten, &anaoas ober @roB=8ritanniens
Na6 1888 apuroe nur brei @obl.
fabrtsperbdnoen in 0el,tl6lano sic
Sdtigfeit erlaubt: Ser Snneren Mil=
Iion ser 9euti6en @bangelii6en Sir.
| diem, Oem 0eutl6en Garitasperban0
,11,o oem 9euti6en Soften &reu5. Sic
Observation-Disclosures &egierung i6aff,
te in oielem Sabre Die anoeren @obt,
fabrtsperbanbe ab; oeren gigentum
tpuroe grunbldtIib BON Bruppen in
Ser nationallo5 o5ialiitiiben Bartei iiber,
nommen. Son oen berbliebenen Srga,
|nilationen tpurbe oas 0euti9e @ote
3reu5 p0lig 6em notionalio5ialiIti
| i6en ginfluB untertporfen. Sein
Hraitoent, Ser bon Sitler bireft er.
nannt tuuroe, trug Sen Eitel General,
bauptfiibrer. Seine gelamte EGtigtei1
nur0e bonn 9fei6sminilterium Des
Snnern iiberipa9t. 6olgeri6tig tpur,
oe oos 0eutide 9fote &reu5 als @e,
lamtz tz@obl oblfabrtsberbano nod Ser 8e.
iesung 9eutidlanos bur6 Die @aiier'
ten Irmeen berboten. Seit &riegse1,
Sc lpuroe bie Srganiiation auf Can.
oesbaiis tpieoer 5ugelaifen NIT Ser
lonal, bas 6ur6 Die vgntnaaifi5ie.
rungsgeri6te" eeidnbert tporoen mar
Die beioen groBen fir6li9en Ser.
banbe garifasberbanb nnb sSnnert
sDGtiiffion ais Gertreter ser fatbolil1en
uno proteitantii6en &irhe fiibrten
| ibr i6neres @erf 1lnter ben iiberaus
itrengen 8ebinberungen na6 1898
ipeiter. Die Nationalio5ialiI be.
| ibnitten ibr Yrogramm, Ianoten
Spitel in ibre 9ienfti titellen, bauter1
l1ebertpa6ung seinri6tungen bel ib.
men elm nin. Mibts soeitotpeniger fonn.
ten Die bei6en Srganiiationen lire
Eatigfeit tpabren6 Ser 3eit ser nc.
tionalio5ialiltiiden Serribaft fort.
ieben tros aller l1nterbriifung, unf
oiele 3eit tpur6e 5u elmer gei9iAtli.
den 2ebritunbe.
Die Snnere Miifton, uon Der epar'
'geliiden Stride geeriinoet, gebt in if
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Die Saar-ssrage

Gas Sdidial S6unlans uno Ieine:
Io5ialiltiiden uno nraoifalen" %. +.
Observation-Disclosures gerbiinoeten
mag fir oie tpeitere gnttpidlung III
9euti6lanO ausi6laesebeno iein.
&an5ler Ioenauer bat bisber nit .@r-
folg uno beiBem 8eniiben sic gu.
iammenarbeit nit 5ranfrei6 geildt,
als @runolage fir cine @ieoerber-
iteaung Ser oeutIfen Stelung in uno
nit europa. Sn lebter 3eit itno tros
Ser 'StraB6urger Gage neue @erItin1=
mungen eingetreten.
Ser neue britii6e 4uBenminiiter
Serbert abortion bat Bonn einen
oreitdgigen 8eiud abgeItottet. Cine
8egenpiiite Ibenalters ioa foIgen.
Stelt oiele slnndberung cine 9lbfiib=
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Bp1trllt E1&rr zrttl1nu mint alb!

Seum bn eber 2e beier Sage paet cine uuus fir beine
8eitnns an baa muS o or u m0s& it, W bnn Sabresbetras
ensnienben 10 beQe u a ioubn bis gtras tell
mie uoer babu ann ir ienbn beine 3tnus meiter
Mbeauns bebentet ben gerua enes snteu aeu eunbs
enen Sdaben fir bic fatbolide HreTe.
9u fanna oen AbOnnemut au ben aeuemnb' Size
Sepnum @epiep ernaern, 2er ueubeu
genbem SprmuIar
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Observation-Disclosures
MarIa unter Bliitpn faB -.
Wnu Gan 2 n soeu

@pn Sans 8Gfgen
Maria inter Sliiten iaf
limb aaes 2eiS Der Helt pergaf.
Mnf ibrem Sduke id)lief bas Sinh,
ltnb nm iie mar Der Maienminb
@ie cine leiie, liebe 6ano,
Die 8utt sn ibrem Sroit seianbt.
ltnb bod int Baum mar Mmieliamg
@te bnnfler Mbenbgloden Slang,
ltnb syalteridiueben iiber @ieien
ltnb zines Sades Silberfliefen.
Waria trGnmte in bas 8lam.
Sas Ibenblieb Der bplben syram
Sties tuie ein splbner !6aud empur
ltnb einte iid) Der Gnsel Gbor,
Die broben iansen leiie, leiie
Gin innis 2ieS at 8ottes Ereiie.
Maria nnter 8liiten iaf
ltno alles 2eib Der @elt pergaR.
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Sreunoe in Geuti6lanb ourd sic BON
BoltminiIterium ser Ser. Staten ge.
ibaffenen Woglihteiten ettpa bier.
bunoerteinunopier5ig Willioner1
Bfuno (5tpeibunoert Willioner
&ilogrommD 2ebensmittel uno &lei.
Der gei6idt, oeren @ert 5ipeibunoert
Milionen Collar iiberIhreitet.
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fau, 2eningrao, CLARION, MinIf,
Blaoiwoitof uno 5ibiriett iteben oer-
tpoift.
geah Dem geridt oes ,8etrus.
8latt' adblt Die rontiih hsfatboliide
Stride In Mlbanien 1O4, ,216, in Bul-
garien 257,122, in Der 9ide1osSlo-
mufei~ 8, ,967, ,555, in gitlano 5000, in
Sinnlanb 1000, in Sugoilotpien s.
100000, in 2ettlano 5000, in 2i-
tauen 100000, in Bolen 22,317,-
113, in &umd1ien 2,736,979, in ST.
tDiets&uBlano 5000, 1000, in l1ngarll
6,O24,036 nnb i'm fommuniftiibell
Gbina 4,154,000 Mitglieber.
Sn 3ot-gbina befinoen iid i'm @e-
fdngnis sic 8ildofe Srancis Soro,
@aetano 8oaio, Hene 8oisguerin uno
Sreberid Donagbp. Sn Nuntaniel1
1inb o6t 8iidofe in Saft.
8ie oie 3eitling betont, lit BEL oia-
Ter lleberlift Sic Soipiet= Gone
0eutiblanos niht eingel6lolIen.
Genn Sit-Delitfdlano lit gu orei
8ierteln proteltantiif, llno oespeeen
baben Die oeutl6en &op1munilten ben
-&atbofisismus sort 5iemlib unbeah-
tet eelaiien, neil er nur cine oerbdlt
nismdBie unbeoeutenbe Hole lpieft.
H
g8ie Die rMil. BreB" aus sSranf=
furt meloete, berihtete am San1stag
Die offi5ielle amerifaniide ,Reue 3eis
tllne', baB oas femmlniitiibe &eeime
in, Ser Sibeho4Slopafei s bas ,&on-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" erfunoen bat, Inn
iene fatboliiben Yrieiter lniirbe at
MAIDEN, Die iib tpeigern einen @otal,
Dor Sammer uno Sidel gu MADDEN
Die ,Neue 3eit1ng' bebauptet, oab
aht iolber Eager fir @eiItlihe =
ielbit Seminarilten 1,nb betaste gris=
tier - beiteben, bie iit tpeigern, ben
geleslib oiftierten 2opalitGtseib Der
&esierins 5lt leiiten l1no ii6 Der 8rc=
0igt5enlur 81 unterDerfen.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rom
gieren bon einem 2ager fir &lerifer,
Die als neefabrlih" angeieben tper=
Ben, Bis gu einem fir tbeologiibe Sc
1ninariIten rDie &ommuniIten per=
1ubeH Iettere nit allen Wtitteln if
rem @la1ben abfpenitig gu MAIDEN,
llno ben11sen oafiir iogar oie 2odun-
gen tpetbliber @erfiibrungsfiinite,
idreibt oas Blatt. Oieies vgerfiib=
rllngslager" jon iib in elmer fleinen
Staot in Ser Nabe bon Brag befin-
Sen. " ~.
vDie &ontroIle iiber sic &onsen-
trationsfl0iter liegt in Sdnoen Don
1ebs &ommuniiten," beiBt es apeiter.
Ser 8orittenbe bes &ontronaus-
ibulies nno BRET anoere Mitglieber
1peroen bonn tl6e6oilopafiI6en Mi-
nilterium fir &irdenangelegenbeitel,
ernannt. Die iibrigen MfitglieOer BE.
Iteben aus Mannern ser @ebeimpo-
1iaei,
nGem &ontroIlfomitee iinb Son-
0erpoli5ilten 1lnterlteut, oie Sen Mrf.
trag baben, bic @eiitliden 6auerno gu
iiberipa6en. sic begleiten iie auf
Sbritt uno Sritt unb MAIDEN ieoen
&ontaft NIT Ser MuBentpelt unmog.
li6. 9ie Brieiter fonnen ibre @ob-
nilng 1lur lnter Boli5eiaufli6t Der
laiien, lit1t iib CUR slrbeit auf benl
5elbe ooer in Ser 5abrif 5u begeben
.@s lit ibnen INNER nod geitattet,
Die Meiie 5u leien. Die 2ebensper-
baltniiie iinb i6ledt."
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Other AN Stutions

WeMs-s1e ke.-S:s5 am.-s;Is p.m.
wPik-13e ke.-7:3o am.-5:i5 pm.
MARL-Ies ke.--1:3o a.m.-s:l5 pm.
wfAY-i.ssa ks.-7.3o s:m..s.ls pm.
wsee-i.ife ke.--1.N s.m.-s,is pm.
stax-t,a1s xe--1.ls a1u-sls PIN.
wook-i,sss ks.-4 am.-Sls pm.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

$3.50, WTOP-Bing Crosby Show:
Toni Arden, Bob Hope and the
"Firehouse Five Plus Two" are
guests.
$3.50, WRC-Mr. District Attorney
The drama is THE Case of the
Expensive Witness"
1900, WToP-International Box
ing: Ike williams meets Vic Car
dell.
TELEvIsIoN TODAY.
6:45, WMAL-Yesterdays News
reel: Scenes of the birth Of the
Irish Free State and other historic
events are presented.
500, WNBW-Four Star revue
Danny Thomas headlines the show
with Kay Armen, Nora Kaye and
Bill Skipper as guests.
500, WMAL - Feature Film !:
Nothing Sacred" with Carole Lom-
bard and Frederic March.
800, WMAL = Don McNeill ~
Club: Vocalist Jayne Manners and
Comedian Paul Gilbert are special
guests.
$500, WTOP-somerset Vaughan
Theater: Dane Clark stars in Jack
London's Partners"
800, WNBW-Television Theater:
Ralph Meeker, Joe DiReda and
Biff Elliot play the leads in "A
Sound of Hunting"
$50, WTOP-The Web: Alfred
Rider is featured in The Crisis OF
Dirk Diamond"
1880, WTOP-Boxing: Ike VIII
liams meets Vic Cardell at Olympia
Stadium, Detroit.
1880, WNBW-Stars Over Holly
wood: Carole Matthews, Ross Ford
land Peter Mamakos appear IN
Cutie Pie"
Evening star., 1951-01-31
HighIights
RADIO TO-DAY

RADIO TO-DAY y
800, VOL Basketball: Louis
vile VS.. North Carolina.
800, WRC-You Bet Your Life 3:
Audience participation program
with Groucho Marx as emcee.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

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. Quo|r is oIwoys your best voIue Custom gives you
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Evening star., 1951-01-31

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
FM Stations

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$50 ON. to j a.H. a.e'
wook-FM-ss.s Me-, ehsassI ~.
4 en-. to AS pm.
NoP.fh-ss.s No., ehsaasl IA.
$50 s.m. 70 Z s.m.
wDuz-fk-ss.1 Ms., ehsaasl ~.
1:3o an. to 1890 s.m. end
I pm. to . Pm.
wAsH-FM-sI.t Me-. Channel ~.
7:3e 10 II p.M.
wol-FM-ss.1 Me-. cAsaasl IA
6 an. to Midnight
wcfM-ss.S Me-, ehsassl 10.
5 pm. to II pm.
Wwpc.FM-,st., Me-, cAsaasI ~.
J pm. to l a.m.
usAY-fM-ts7.3 Ne.. Channel aIa.
7;3o an to 9 pm.
wsMs-FM-1o,.s Me-, Channel ~.
6:55 an. to Midnight.
wARl-FM-tes.1 Me-, Channel ass.
7:3o an. to . pm.
wBec-FM-1es.3 Me-. ehsnasI n.
7:30 an. to 8 pm.
WkAl-FME1sI.3 Me-, ehssssl ~.
9 pm. to midnight
Evening star., 1951-01-31

eleVISIon 0morr0W Thursday, February !. 1851
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