davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-11-09

feel we have 1t down to a mini
num-"
He said that the board has
been able to collect about 95
per cent of the money paid out
to persons who later turned out
TO be ineligible or just smart
guys trying to put something
over on the Government.
Threatens to Go to Work.
One such gentleman, after
great efforts to get $40 a week
for not working, warned the
Unemployment Compensation
Board:
IF you don't pay me, I'll go
to work"
Mr.. Wharton said that too
many people have the idea the
unemployment payments are q
dole. Actually it is insurance
against temporary unemploy-
ment, he explained.
Every businessman in the Dis
trict who hires workers has an
account with the board. There
are some $4,000 of them. The
employer pays all the costs
through an assessment of his
payroll varying from one-tenth
OF one per cent to two and sew
en-tenths per cent, depending
on his turnover rate.
Basically, workers who leave
their jobs without good cause
or are dismissed for misconduct
are not eligible for benefits. But,
there are many complications
in deciding eligibility.
One unemployed worker faced
disqualification because he
would not tell his middle name.
He had signed the application
with the initial I'd" but the
board wanted the full name.
His Name Was "Dopey."
After some urging. the man
leaned over and whispered to
the investigator that his middle
name was "Dopey." He got his
check.
The earliest form Of unem-
ployment payments started in
Washington in 1929 when Con-
gress passed a law authorizing
Evening star., 1951-11-09

planned to winter in Miami, Las
Vegas and California with un-
employment benefits supple
menting their savings. This one
gave Mr.. Wharton and his staff
many headaches before it was
solved.
Quit Jobs for Vacation Land.
These tourists leave their jobs
in the District and head for
vacation land when the proper
season approaches. Once at the
playland Of their selection, they
register for unemployment ben
fits there and the records are
shipped back to the District for
payment.
Under the law, the District
must pay these benefits since
the tourists were last employed
here.
Through close cooperation
with unemployment boards in
Florida, California and Nevada,
Mr.. Wharton said this little
racket has just about been
stamped out.
There's always some fraud
going on" he said. But we
Evening star., 1951-11-09

supply the metal to this country.
Current long-term contracts for
tin from Malaga and Indonesia
expire at the end of the year. The
price at Singapore is now about
$1.20 a pound and has fluctuated
between 76 cents just before the
Korean war and a high Of So.
Manly Fleishmann, Defense
Production Administrator, said
conferences would be held with
industry committees to work out
methods of saving tin. One is ex-
pected to be a cutback in the
amount of tin for cans and cut
backs are also expected in brass
and bronze articles.
The National Production Au-
thority announced the manufac-
ture and maintenance of juke
boxes will be seriously curtailed
by reason of reduced allotments
|of steel. copper and aluminium in
the first quarter of 1852. There
are 100000 juke boxes now oper-
ating in the United States.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
By Colt HendIey, Jr.

The well-dressed man was
having b hard time convincing
the District Unemployment
Compensation Board he was en-
titled to $40 q week because he
was. not working.
Finally, in . rage he slammed.
his fist on the desk Of the in
vestigator interviewing him and
shouted:
Its q lot easier for me to 60
out and get q job than get bene-
fits."
He was typical of . number OF
so-called operators in Washing
ton who spent endless hours de-
vising schemes to get unemploy-
ment payments when they are
not legally entitled to them.
Smart Cookies Nipped.
1--WE have q reputation for be-
ing tough, plenty tough" c. A.
Wharton. director Of the board,
declared. 1--WE think we have
pretty well nipped the smart
cookies, however,
Mr.. Wharton explained that
the board wanted people to
file claims" that the purpose in
being tough was not to deny
anyone's right. 1.-THE purpose is
to help q man over q short spell
Of unemployment, but at the
same time eliminate the racket
GERS"
A case that had the board
stumped temporarily involved
q coal miner.
Now to get unemployment
benefits. a man has to be able
to work and be available. He
must register for work at the
District ofice of the United
States Employment Service and
il work Is not available for him
he is paid up to $20-depending
on his average earning over a
period Of time-for up to 20
weeks.
The coal miner appeared and
Evening star., 1951-11-09
.PTA Party Tonight

The annual card party and
dance of the Stanton School
Parent-Teacher Association will
be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the
school, at Naylor road and Ala
bama avenue Sc. Mrs. w. K.
Duckworth. arrangements chair
man. will be assisted by Mrs. Will
liam Mehaffey.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Town Fetes Charter

A deer was roasted the other
day over an open fire In the mar
ket place Of Wells. England. It
had been carried through the dec
GRATED streets. led by the town
crier. a band and citizens dressed
as archers. Venison, free beer and
cider were distributed. All this
was to celebrate the 750th ami
versary Of the granting Of the
first Royal Charter to Wells by
King John.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Eosy-Money Phonies Lose Out at JobIess Pay Board

demanded his $40 q week. "1'm
ready to work. able to work but
the employment service can't
find me a job" he declared.
All which was quite .rue as
coal mining Is limited in the
District to say the least. With
out going into details. it is suf-
f1cient to say the board found a
way to disqualify him.
Then there was the group Of
workers In the District who
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Benefit Turkey Shoot

The Burtonsville tMdD Volun-
teer Fire Department will hold q
benefit turkey shoot at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the firehouse.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
Youngstown Juniors
News
BEE & PAUL

We are lacking past events for
our article this week because we
haven't had anything doing since
the last basketball game.
Lack of attendance has been
the reason of not having any
meeting the last couple of weeks.
Let's get together again on Tues
days and keep this club going.
There are lot of Saxon boys and
girls of the club who would like
to become Juniors and share i'll
the fun and sports which we have
been having the past years.
Let's not deprive them of this
privilege. You Juniors all know
how nice it is to go to other
clubs and be greeted warmly by
their Juniours. You and | who are
Irs. now, will be held responsible
for our club standings of today.
SO It is up to us to keep the ball
rolling and get new members
started, who can take over and
keep Youngstown one of the
strongest Clubs like it always has
been.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
Sun Mlfons Eaquet

On Ser Seraltrabe, beibt es.
fomnt Der 1Srilhlina in SeutIhluIo
suerlt. Sus lit rihtia, man mub
nlr niht allein on Den slbbono Des
Sbenlpalbes uno icine ihmale
Hbcinebene benfen. Sriiben icbt Die
Efals Die Gbene fprt bis sllm Son=
nersbera l!nO allr ipeinsellaenoen
6aorbt. Sic 9anDltraBe, Die iiber
ben Maiu berilberfommt llnb slpis
id)en SSGlbcrll, Sortenmauern llno
@ein6erNen NIT frDblider ges
itinmtbeit nucb Siipen ipcilt,
brallht nod manhe Mtile bis ,Srei=
bur1, 100 lie am Sulm Dcs Marf=
orGferlanoes in Das gaieler StrGble
iibernebt. glber Das alles lit Sera=
itraGe. Sieie aroBe geraltraHe fiibrt
oen. aansen Sdlparslpalb entlana.
Gs ipll ibr elmer ben fiibnen
Shlpuna noc)mahen, NIT Dem lie
oonn ,m oas in ShIuhten abaes
iebte Gebirae berllmaebt unb
ihlieblih ben 6egau NIT ieinen ga=
ialtpNramioen erreid)t. Otan fam
iie nod am llier bes peitalGnaenbcn
Weeres Derfolaen, OaS an bellen
Saaen bic slIpen ipieaelt lrno al,
Heaentaaen 10 icb0n nocb isiihcll
riebt. Sic lit Der ihnlale illBerlte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
"UnUerWurfeter Tod"

9iiga. - Die oberite Seitlna ser
poIitlihen Sauptueupaltllng ser rui.
liIhen Streitfrdite miro gegenpGrtig
- elmer Haoiomelsllng Seningraos
5uIolse - elmer l,miailenoen lteber.
priiTung uno Sihti,ng ser rGaoer"
unter5ogen. @eIhes s(lsmab bicIe
Sdu6erllnssaftion inter Sen polltI.
iden 5iibrern ser Sopietarnee be.
relts erreiht Fat, IaBt iib sur Belt
nod niht ermitteln, On oie ganSe s(f-
tlon lnter itrenser 8ebeimbaltl,ng
ourhgeIiibrt miro. sluf 8runo rui,
iilder Hunoillnf. uno EreiienelSun.
gen laBt iid ieoot IeItiteaen, oob
in letter 3eit aQein burh rlnerpar.
tcten Soo" IA Bener1le uno bobe
Stabsofii5Iere, barunter mebrere
Gbeis Ser politiiben 2eituneen ser
Militarbc5irfe, ausseidieoen iino.
Gtipa 90 ueitere YoIitrufs i'm @e-
neral. uno Sberitenrang tpuroen ab.
gelest ooer nit unbefanntem Siel
periest.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
Dus schoenste Warren
huus der Welt

Seioelberg. - rSeiSelbers beiist
iett bas id)0nite @arenbaus ser
Welt," iagte ser Sberfommanbieren-
De ser uS. Sruppen in europa, @e.
neraGelltnant Manion e. Goop, als
er bas neue ameritaniihe @oren.
baus in 8eiSeIberg ieiner geltim.
mung ii6erao6. Sn ,nebr als 800
2imouiinen tuar ser erite Strom BON
Gdufern gefommen, I'M oieiem Gr-
eisnis bei5utpobnen. Ser eisenartige
llno i6one gau beiist efine Shol>
feniter. Dem Oberbiirgermeilter bon
&eioel6erg tp,ir0en BEL oieier Bele.
senbeit iieben eoloene S6liiiiel iiber.
relht, tie ipmboliiieren bie iieben
groBen @eihdite Der Stabt nit iiber
5000 am Nusildde, Die jest Sen
Iriiberen eSsnbabern 5uriidseseben
meroen fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12

noben ppn ielbit bie Soono mad, ben
Ssoiicn ausltrefen lalien, Die n1ols
linn anbictc.
S5ier ibcint Scr ticiite Srrtln
ser lucltlirbcn Einrhplp0en au lieNcll.
&cln man aus Der Sdllpei' llllo
aus cn0er s(rbeitsocmeinld)oTt nit
Golitifcrn Der lpcitlirheu Sd,loer
fprnmt, 10 critolmt man III Selltldls
lono iiber ni.f)ts 10 lchr N c llbcr Die
Nuhe lno @eloiienleit, nit Der brrt
iibcr oie ,0cfohr aus DEM Sltell"
ocooht lmo oeiprohcn miro. Mon
ionn, alcb inter futboliiChcn Eplltl'
fern, mlr lpcnioc, bic eincn milito>
riihcn slnoriff Der Spipletlnion IN
europa pbne tllRerlte Seralls1prpez
rllno enitlih in Setrad)t soaen.
Griplo ser Ditlitbeu Tricpelsld)ols
meien? @clpiR nid,t; bcnn on Der
,lhcu 3ielitrebiofeit bcs &pmnllls
nisnus, burh ipirtlcbaItlide unD
ipsiaIe GrihiitterllnQ, Dllrd Sllr1ers
fricoe luD Eutirbe icinen Sie1 pnr'
suberciten, sipcifclt fein svten'cl.
Sohcr Die lpeitperbreitete Spr1e, CT.
ne &iererfonfercns fDnnte pprlhnell
bic bciben Selltlcblono lpicoer pcrz
ciniQen llnh rnclltrdlillcrer" ipenll
bic nitocutirbell &pmmlrnllte1 ollr
Vcfchl MpsfauS lire ,SGhnlein 1lls
nGhit sienllid) Wcit surilfltrctten.
Suber ober audi Die dloere SprNe.
bos Hiiitcn fir ncuc nilitdrlldlc
9Schr fnnnte bic inn Soinhlif olf Die
GIGne pcs &pnlinfprm lpeit lplchtloes
re iriiole Slblpchr ocIGhrlih lhlpos
hCn. Ser Slullhc on Die Eoliscl
uber an bic 9Sioerltanbsfroft Der
| INSTRUMENTATION @elpcrtidluftcl
bcruhi0t nllr pberfIGhlithe Gcilter.
llcber Die ltrnpfe Gclul'clhlet
hreitcr SCbicl)ten, Die mlltlns trduen:
9Sas fann inns nph ShlimmcrcS
lcihehen?, befluocn iih plele Fplltls
fcr lnb lppllen Durin Die l(rluhc nes
@lcihnllts Dor Der bruhcnoen rnten
Slut lcben. Sorin iteft nllr Der
fleiniteScil Der 9Subrbeit. O{on fonp
bieien ,Satolisnllls nlr bel pcnlaen
nuiDen llnD olten Sellten. Sle lllls
oeren llnp mittlcreu Subr0GnOc lcs
ben bos Minoen alpiiden Sit lnn
9Scit illuiipnslos ols Den Murhtz
fampf slpcier rSnperialismcn al
llno iltd)cn in bieicm &roftTeln noh
Der fir Seltlhlano uno SSe'te!lrps
pa oiinltialten politiiden 9tollc.
SaB Der MeinllnNsltrcit lntcr
hen 9SeitnGhtcn ilbcr Die ltratcNls
ide &pnseptipn fiir europa III icbr
lpcicntlicben, aeraoe fiir Sclltlhlano
ihifialsihmerell El1nften nod bel
ipeiten niht entichieocn 1T, boH III
ocn Sercinioten Stuutcn nad) mie
Dor Ser &f Der Seilter lllb -
Der 0eiitlnien burllm hin lno her
noot, IG6t ald) fir bertihe Slus=
iprache noh eini0en seitlihen Spicls
rdllnl, bel Der cill Seitaeounfe her.
pprtritt feline Sriimpfe aus Der
!Sono 0chen! (Surlm prrlGllfiN:
Shne lInsD
stoh ems miro pcn hen Toliti.
fern sll lpenin bcahtet: Die before
&enntnis Der nirfliden GerhGltniiie
in Der Snlpietlnipn, Die ilh Ourd)
bic Gr,Gblunaen Der pieIen aus ruiz
iii6cr 0efan0eniChuft SeimNefchrtcu
i'm DeltiGen Golf perbrcitct bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
$500 AUsIoender werden
in U. S. Armee eingeste|It

&alblneton. slrmceIefrctGr
Gace teilte Senator Sooge, g., Moii.,
NIT oaB Die Mnnerbung bon $500
auslunbern Iiir Sen miIit0rilhcn
Sienit balo beginner merbe. Ssn Ici.
nem Shreiben erfIarte Eoce, Staots.
uno SuItl50epartment b0tten sic Ser.
plrtllhung OeS 1850 srlaiienen Sc.
Ieses gebilllgt, lponah sluslGnocr
auf 3 Sabre 3um ltSs sMilitGrbienit
ansenonmen 1perocn fonuen. 9lus
lbnen tam mogllherlpciie ein Srci.
bcltsforps BON ,reimilligen mcrocn.
Face erflGrte, Der aongrcb ideinc
NIT oem @eiee bie glnnabmc BON
slusIarOern, Die niht in Den II. g.
Dobnen, eenlelnt 3u ha6en imo ac.
nallere Gorihriiten iiir oeren Gin.
Itellung in Die ltS- -StreitfrGIte uiir-
Den nllnmebr erlalien iperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
Frueh|ing in Deutschland

Siibmelten oes &eihes. Sic maht
cs mnalih, lniere iiiblid,lten Sn=
ieln sll beillhen, bic rebenaeihmiifte
Hcidlenal lnb bic rlrnoe, fleipe sSn=
iel Mainau, oie elm ein,iocr, ihon
aans iilOliher Garf it, 3ipiifen bic
'en bon Srf)ili umilumten SnieIn
raQen Die Siirme bon &onltans.
Slher bic Gbene Inn Den &aiier.
ltubl berlun, icner bon Gappeln be-
iGumte Sanbirih. Sen man bon Ser
lunften !Srbc Der Jlline Spoonef
iiberblift, no Die rotten 9Gder ,pic
in 3ppreIienbainen lieNen, lit bnd)
bon Den oeutid)en aSriiblinosluno=
id)uften bic friibelte. Selblt bic nie=
oerrbeiniihe Gbene, beren Come Elm
einsiGer Sobaelana auf bas 9idt
linO. empfan9t cine ipld)e ,SiiQe bes
Sichtes crit I'M Sommer. Ser gSin=
ter bat Den ShmarslpalD ipeiHaes
ifneit. aluf einmal siebt Elm iS0bn
Die Shnellfapuse bon ben 8eraell
unb fleioet alles in bas idblpara=
Dlnfle glau. Nod ihmeIsen Die
Mlpenaletiher niht aber @oiier
ihallmt in tauieno 8Ghen All Sal.
slus naiien. @ieienmuloen fommt
elm friiher Suit; Ser Bauer iGnat
an. Oas Sol, su ichneipen, oas in!
Sblitten All ben Vabnltationen fam.
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Gutenberg Iiefert
"vr-poInisehe" Erzevsni'se

@riinberg, ShleIien. - 9ie bc.
fannte Sbit- llno gScinitabt 8riin.
Berg ipelbe emit sic Glteite Scft.
feaerei ser @elt beberbcrste. lit bonn
arieec icit pollig lnberiibrt gebllc.
ben. @enn ,liGt sic Strobennamen
uno -Sbiloer polniif ieln WiiroerL
lmb man nidt Oie polniiden Saute
ser angeiieOclteu u0uIte" perncb.
men wiiroe, f0nnte man annebnlenL
baB alles pie emit gebllebcn lit. -
3lelona @ora", mie @riinberg ben.
te in pGrtllher llebcrietllng genannt
miro, lit BEL ben nellen Serren 81
bobem stnIeben scfonnnen. .Vtan bat
cs sur SaurtitaOt elmer nellen gleid).
naEllgen E5roriri gemat)t. 81 bielcr
Yrorin5 set5ren oie norOnieOerid)le.
iiebcn Sreiie icluie Die 9eraubten
traroenburSiidjen uno greu5nlarfi.
itjeli OeGiete Lis binallf na6 2anos.
lsrs cn Get goartbe. 0ie GiNpob.
ncr5abl Gri:iberss Oedt iid llnge.
iiEr nit Ger ser Sorfriessseit. -
GeutiG)e ltro 10 gut wie nitt mebr
an6utreiic:L nllr aui ser rehten
SOerieite bes GreiIes iiibren nod
uerein5eIt eini9e eiu Sdattenoaicin.
Ger Stit. unO s,seiutnu miro aud
Don Sen polnli.len Ciltrlnglineen
peiter betrieben uro bie CrtrGse. in
elmer SGalnluainiaCrif rerartcitet.
@riin6crger gSciu ,lr0 C1naps miro
6elonOcrs in Ocn NaGt!ofa!cn @ar.
itaus ongeCctcn l:rb ycar als rlr.
polniibe Gr;e~gniiic". 0ie befannte
eIcutIfc @olc" ipurte cine vBol:fa
Welna". ic!bltperitanrliG) lpie ollie
anoeren Sertilbetriebe peritaatliht.
Sle getriebe iinb gut 6eid)aitigt. Die
ErnNuftinn mnnNPrt np1pu 0itpn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
ATTENTION
YOUNGSTOWN JUNIORS

A special meeting is being
called for next Tuesday, April II
at 500 at Youngstown Saxon
Club. All Juniors must attend this
meeting. No excuse OF any kind
will be accepted.
Any Saxon boy or girl who
would like to join or even attend,
are heartily welcome to do so.
Bring your friends with YOU.
We haven't had our old timers
game as vet but it will be a good
thing which is never too late to
have.
All players of baseball or
basketball who have suit out,
please bring it down with you
next Tuesday, this will save
Bee" trip of coming to your
house and getting them himself.
A nice big welcome is extended
to one ouf our social members.
Pic. Marvin Stevens, who has
been with the Marines in Korea.
Marvin was wounded three times
before being evacuated from the
Chinese trap by plane. Marvin
will receive a medical discharge
when he returns to the Navy
Hospital in California. Its good to
have YOU home again Marvin.
This is all tie news for the
week, but | woud like to remind
you not to miss the meeting
Tuesday, because l have received
my notice for the Army and this
is the only date we can meet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

the budget, as submitted by the Ad-
ministration, would be 1889 dollars.
tNot every family would pay that
of course. Some would pay more
but that would be the average).
This same survey points out many
examples of waste and extravaganza
in government departments. Here
are few samples: The Federal Sc
curity Administration according to
a congressional investigation has
one personnel worker for every 63
of its employees!
In the agency's purchasing de-
partment it was found that work.
ers handled an average of "a or
ders a day and half of them were
for amounts of less than 20 dollars.
AS a part Of the Philippine Re-
habilitation Program, very elabo.
rately illustrated 167 page booklet
Guide to the Classification of
Fishing Gear in the Philippines"
was discovered. Apparently it is
the work of the Bureau of Fish
cries. The author hopes the book
will Facilitate identification OF
fishing gear so that a newcomer in
the Philippines will be able to rec
ognize apparatus by its local name
without q speaking knowledge of
the dialect"
others for seeming uselessness and
waste during this critical moment
in the worlds history. The U. S.
Geological Survey announced on
March tenth of this year that the
true saber tooth tiger-the smilo-
don-is after all not the descendant
of fellow called hoplophoneus who
lived some twenty-five to thirty
five million years ago. According TO
this survey made, while we have
been fighting in Korea, We should
no longer call this famed saber-
tooth carnivore of the Oligocene
Period a tiger or refer TO him even
as a cat.
THESE last days have brought
l. me many thoughtful messages.
First there came such lovely Easter
nctes with their deeply appreciat-
ed personal wishes. And then BIRTH
day greetings. How can I tell you
all how much these meant to me-.
They are the warm human contacts
that make each hour of the day
and night an ever greater privilege
of service.
May I thank you all through the
medium of this LETTER" Heaven|
bless you for your heart warmingi
thoughts.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
,SAENeERFEST"
Siebenbuerger Saehsen Saengerbund
Won Nord:Amerika

Time: September 2nd and Srd,
Sunday and Monday.
Place: Youngstown, Ohio, are
the hosts.
Let's all get together and have
a wonderful time, as we had
years past.
Let's keep the song alive of Our
tomelands and also the songs that
we are taught when we are
youngsters.
And also strive to get our
Younger set to become interested.
We have to have a drawing card.
This is a chance to build all our
organization for the Saengerfest.
We can have a good time and
meet old friends and make new
ones.
The following numbers are the
Mass Choruses selected for the
coming Saengerfest, September
1881.
They were selected from the
various numbers submitted by the
directors of the choruses taking
part in this program.
Due to the delay in getting
started and on the advice of Pre-
sident Meier, we are forced to
dispense with the original plan of
sending all TIE music to the diff
ferent directors for their in
dividual approval. Mr.. Nischwitz
and | have gone over all the
numbers submitted very thor
oughlv and have made the selec-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-04-12
Canton Junior Saxon Club
By MARIE

Since basketball is over there
ism t much to write about. Let's
not forget May II, 1851 there will
be chicken dinner and dance
held at Canton Saxon Club, ia
Harrison, honoring the I. S. 7. A.
basketball champions. Each and
every club is welcome. lean or
Gus Zeck are taking all reserva-
tions for the dinner. Call 4-7l7l
Saxon Club before Nav 9, 1851.
You can also purchase a meal
ticket from any of the Juniors.
A fine Polka orchestra from
Akron has been engaged and
am sure each and everyone will
en- Joy them.
Don't forget Branch IA and II
regular monthly meeting Sunday
April IS at 2::3O p. m.
Mother and daughter banquet
will be held May 20 instead OF
May IS. Let's keep this date open
also.
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mated revenue. He proposes to
ask first for tax increase which
would produce 10 billion dollars. 1t
is not now clear whether it will be
necessary to ask for a second in
crease to bring an additional bill
lion dollars to balance the budget
for the coming period of high de-
fense expenditures" yet in the bud
get. He has asked for almost 4 bill
lion dollars of new non-defense
spending.
Many of us in the Capitol have
long contended that not only nom
defense spending should be closely
Scrutinized but much of the defense
spending as well. Certainly there
is a way for the defense establish
ment to bring about greater effic-
iency from existing departments
and personnel. AS Representative
John Taber tR.-N. " and Minori-
ty Leader Joseph w. Martin tR.-
MassD have stated: g. The COM
mand is forward march on the fair
deal domestic program {. The
money for launching these schemes
is brazenly sought amid calls for
national defense. Even the thor
oughly discredited Brannan plan is
pulled in by the heels in the name
of rearmament."
Mr.. Taber, ranking Republican on
the Committee on Appropriations
is calling for a cut OF at least
billion dollars from new appropria-
tions. He warns that the budget
deficit for 1858 will be 10 billion
dollars even if l6 billion dollars in
new taxes is voted.
A RECENT survey by the u. S.
"A Chamber OF Commerce states
that the average cost to each fami-
sly in the United States to cover
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tions with regard to simplicity
vocal range, and especially to new
songs, for we have been using tie
same numbers for a good many
years.
Another consideration was the
cost. Our Saengerbund is not too
we'll Off financially. The last NUM-
Der for mixed chorus "Einzug der
Gaeste" was not ordered because
we believe all of the Choruses
have them in their library. Should
you not have it, please let us
know how many copies you need
and we will get them for you.
LADIES MASS CHORUSES
|. Das Stelldichein ................... =.
........................ Rudolf Schuster
,. Invitation for a Holiday ............
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......... K. Drigo
3. Fine kleine Fruehlingsweise
............................R Rudolf Schuster
MALE MASS CHORUSES
|. Ceber die Heide, Albert Schenk
,. Annie Laurie ........Adam Geibel
3. Das vergessene Dornroeschen
............. ............. Rudolf Schuster
MINED MASS CHORUSES
|. Das letzte Lied. Julius Wengert
?. Cngarischer Liederkranz ........
............. ............. Rudolf Schuster
). Einzug der Gaeste ....................
........................ Richard Wagner
Erwin Bandel, Festdirector,
Minnie Schenker, Secretary.