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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
;3ucia 1 (6lcuclano g0cit)

S&crte Scllpeitern pom 3lpcio 4!
llnlcre nGhIte Seriammluna iii
onl 1. ,Sebrunr 1851 I'M 3 Hin
nud1nlittnQs. 9llle Shlpeitern limo
erlllht blcicr &eriunlmlllna bcisu=
npbncn. Da Die SeIeautinnen sur
DlealdhrlNcn &onDentipn aelpdblt
iperocn. Sitte niht au pereeiien I'M
lcre 9ioncnstaa &ortenpartie Der
Srblpelterl, Die ibren 9tamenstaa
lm &anllar, Sebular, Mdrs lmD
slprll baben, ont is. Sebruar.
7Sllr &erbun1 nelier Dtitalieber
mOdltcn ,lnlere equities &atb.
Sdermer, &uth. Martini llnb 9toio
Netri aernc 5u Sieniten iteben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Gillette 2iebertafel

M1en MitaIiebern aur 9tad,rid)t,
ook uniere ndf)ite 0eridmmlunq an,
4. sSebruar itattfinbet. Sic WitaIie.
Der limb aebeten, 1T bic Neriamm.
luna Az fonmen uno iid, an ben
Sinaproben sn beteiliaen, benn mir
llno einaclaben pom 3lpeia "a sll
ibrem yanfett, tpelhes am Sonntoa,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
pereiitsieeretGre!

N}itteiIllnQen, ipelhe crit am
,V!lttlpoh III unlere SGnoe oe,
lonQel1, fonnen lnter feinen
l(lnlt0nocn fir Gerofientlihuns
Gen in Der betreffenoen SSocbe
herilflihtiNt lperDen.
9lllu hciieiten abienoen. ga.
men unO Sdten beutlid) ichrei.
ben, holnit feline sSebIer por.
fplnlncnl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
2lus 21tet,aee, pa.
.3,uci0 81

s(chtlmo Sthpcltcrn, bic 'Scbrl'or
TerioumlllnN lit peridobcn bis
Somstoa, Den 10. ,Scbrllar INT 8
ll6r ubcnns. So luichtiQe Gelhattc
su erlcpiNcn iino. bitten mir ale,
on,pelcnb all 1cin.
.tab Der Gerionlnlllna &attcc
lu,D SUDDEN.
Suiic Npniiher, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01

aeiGlliaen 9tathriht, hab ,rniere
nGhite TeriummlunN am Somstoa.
ben 3. Ncbruor abenO Inn 7:3O llbr
itottfinoet. SlQe Sd,lpeitern iino ac'
beten in Der GerionmlrnN aoblreid,
llnb piinflicb sl, cricbeincn. Sln bic
fem Slbeno miro uns 0rpbprGIiocn
ssobomn goltbes cinen geilld) ab-
itotten. llniere 9unfp=Eartie finoet
ieben 9. SonnerstoN in, Monat
ltatt.
SliIhn 0inhcr. Scfr,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
i3rueia 10

IS biene alien Mitolieoen sur
aefdlliaen 9tahridt, baR in Der ssa=
understanding ale Veomten ein=
itimnia tpieber aetpdblt lpuroen,
blot, Sdipelter 6ellpi0 enticbuloiote
lih. bas 0erlpalteramt ,liht ncbr
annehmen su fGnnen. Somit ipuroe
Shlpeiter @labD slnbrae als Ger=
lpolterin aeipdblt. Die geanten iino
lpie fclot:
6einrid, Sabislaus, Grdiioent
@eorae Shmiot, MseprGiioent; Gli=
sabeth Sitterlp. 9SrotpfclliefretGr +;
Sobm @reb, ,sinansiefretGr, Gmilp
slfin, 3entral Serbanbs Sefr.; Ca
ia Shnliot. Shobmeilterin; Cara
globs. Cara Sitterlp, @labp gln=
orae, Geripalterinnen.
Sllle Mitalieber iperben allfmerf-
iom aemad,t, oaR unierc nGdlte
Veriammluna am 8. iSebruar ab9e=
balten lpiro. gllle perben eriliht iid)
Al beteiliaen. Nn oieiem Mbenb tpirb
ein 9urtenipiel peronitaltet. All ipel=
diem ipir ale iSreunoe aufs beralid=
ite einlaben.
8ir batten bie sSreube. in BET
letten 3eriom,l,lna elm neues Mit=
alieo in lnierem Verein einslfiibs
rem. Mnbreos Moraen periprah elm
treues Mitalieb in unierem Wereir
su hleiben.
elizabeth sitterIn. sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
:2,pci0 %

Slllcn Srhlpcitern bcs 3lpciacs 2S
hienc sllr oefGlliacn 9tarhridt. boH
bic nGd,itc &eriommlllna am CONT
tao, Dem 4. Ncbrllur INN > llbr nath'
mittuus obochnltcn miro.
Slllc SrElpcitern iino Ncbctcn, Der
GeriannlllmQ beiiulrohnen.
. N1u,thcr. Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
G0luoob Gitn, "a.

VI. x0NIt Vb. yNtbtran NbNrdb.
Yator Nuoreas ytnaeIbad,. 500 Rod
Ctr. Eel: 73loy8. Sonntaoidule 8:80
ltbr. Gn0lit bet Wottesoienit 16:8O ubr.
Oentider Wottesbienh 11:46 llhr.
4ird,enrat3iienng ieben lettcn Gems.
tag TN 0lonat llbr abenos. GonntnQ.
fthulIebrersSitmno ienen britien Conn.
taa I'm Nomnt. = 80 lthr noroens.
Sebermdnn beraIiG ptQfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
AcHTUNe, Lesser!

Wiz sind chen I'm sesrif die Posisss avfzv.sxsn.
seanss dies sstan wrd. vsnsehsnswers, dass
alIs Lessr dsrsn Namen und Adrssssn au der zstuns
NIGHT riehts oder vnssnav snd dese Adresse auf Elm
stvsek Papsr oder cine Possarts avssbsn sic korri.
sisrsn vnd enssnden. Das eeoeh sofort
aesehehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Ams 2luianee, Ohie
3luei 8

IS ipurpe beid,loiicn, om Sienss
ta0 ben &. ,Sebruar. ben allilbrli=
rbcn Observation-Disclosures NIT 6
llhr 9inner uno aemiitliher llnters
haltuna iu feierr, sll Dem ale Mits
alicOer einaelaDen iinb.
IS miro Darauf aufmerfiam aes
mad)t, oaH am i. ,Sebruar INT $3.50
llbr nahm. reaclmGBiae 0ereins>
periammluna lit.
9ieaina Gpertb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Chicago, Nainois.
e.. Yaule Wemetnoe.

4865 3onier Strdbe.
Yoltor 3. !. @rene. @blea0o 80. Su
Seoen Sonntaa . ubr Sonntaait3iiIe
10 ubr enaliider @ottesoient. II llbr
oeutiher @ottesoienit.
Wir laoen ale WlaubensQenohen unb
Dremnoe ber5Iidb Elm su ben @ottes.
6ieniten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
rcht herslih bdnfen.
Gli,obetb Siidler, Sefr.
6cnrp ShinOler, GrGi.
;Sreueuperein Der ct. Su6anues
Stride

miro am Diittluod), Sen 7. ,Sebruar
Die monatlitbe Neriommlllna baben.
llniere GrGiibcutin &atborina
Spntih. lpeld)e cine ihipere Opera
tinn iiberitonben bat, miro noh lalls
Ger 9lbtpeienbeit ipieoer Sen Goriit
fiibren. 9itte fommt ale lmb Iabt
inns burh einiaes 3uiammenid,affen
ibr bic slrheit erleirhteru fir baS
&obl lino Bette rnierer Stride.
S(lice 8ramp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
MOnaca. ia.

Sentfd,e Gpang. Hutb. ct. Ycterc.
Venieinbe. 3. Strdhe.
Efdrre1 Sums .. &. S,molett, 244
Moanls Stt.. Dtod)elter. va. Seiepbon:
JtodDeifer 236S. 8ottesotenii 9:HO ilbr
nlor0ens. SonntGg,dlmle 1915 ubr.
Nrdnen herein Verinmfluna om iee!en
OonnerstaQ ieoen Nonots. 4 ubr ON
Nheno. Seoer,nann 1T herSIid tpiulom.
men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
0arN, Nnoiana.

VWIVt %VWUIUUu.
Senttdle Gu. Hutber. &ontcrus 0trdae,
Sfe II. Npe. uno Fillmore CT,
Ytnrter Mu9uit y. Sid,t,ns. 1910
Sillmore Stt. Sci: 23b5l. Seoen Conn.
tag . ubr purnittaos Sonntnaihule.
~ llbr enNliii)er @ottesbient. II llhr
oentiher 8ottesbienit.
Vile lutbcr,id,en Glnubens0enufter
oeutitcr uno enoIiid,er Ynnge in @nrp
uno umaebnn9 lino Al ben Wuttesc,cn.
ten bcr6lid, einaelnoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
kirblicbe Qarbricbten

uue Intberiiden @lnllbensaenolien
oeutider uno enallider Hunse in Nar.
reu. Sbnron uno llmgeaenn iinb 3u ben
Gottesoieniten btrdidb einaeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Detroit, Midli0an.

Deutfde unb edmtsiMe 9p. et. Vetrus.
3irdae, Wienfielb unb Wosherrb Mpe.
Nfarrer sSohannes Seutid. 1921
@lenfielb Npe. 3el.: Yineree 82O5.
gn0lifder @otiesbienft 10 llbr oorn,it.
toas. Deut5de unb enoliid)e Gonntag.
lhule II llbr pormittdes. Neutid,er got.
tesoienit II llhr porn,ittaas.
Seoen lekten DienStaa bes Yionots
@ird,enratsfibuna. Durh Die CONNER,
rncnate ieoen oritten O1enstaa; ionit
ieoen orttten Sonntna Nramen Verein
Verian,mluna. airhenhorprobe ieben
0reita0obeno.
Nne @ldllbenseenoiien unb 0reunbe
iino ber5li@ eingelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
sfarreu. ia.
4euttdse Ep. yuih Ct. XauluS Qtrd,e.

~ VtII1T UVt.
Nf0srer Mrthmt 8 Y'lnmi ,Senen com.
tnN llbr uormlttnas Snnntna,hule
10 llb, enaIlld,er t8uttesolcnit II lib,
5cutid)er WUttesbient.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
0ur Grinnerune
al meinen Iieben @atten
1ohn SitterlY,

scr Dor ei1enn Sobr am /. Nebruo,
BON inns aefhieben lit.
8ir leaten oitt sur itillen Stub,
Man oefte bid, NIT Grbe al.
60 iti)llmmere ianft III oeiner Grllf1
gis bid oes GidterS Stimme ruft
&enn it, an beinem 8rabc itcb
Su inni0lid sum Goter fleb'n.
s'd, bitt d @ott nllrh Ghrilti SLUT
Wiah ald) bel meinem Gnoc out.
Saroh Sittcrlp, 8ottin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
SaIem, Cbiu.

GpangelttM'Xuth. Gmmannel 0ird)e,
201 Soutb Wroobipap.
Yaitor sSobn Wduman. Sonntuo,d)ule
leoen Sonnto9 0 ubr pormtttaas. 10 libr
Wotfeso,enf IN Der Nanoes,prns1e. II
ubr oeuti ter Wottesoten,t. Ser teut,che
N!rden Nrdlien Berein bat am aipeiien
Wttttipoh :eoen Munats. = utr ohsnns,
Verta,nm!un9. SRonfir,nonbens llnterr,d,t
l5tpeiidbrial bon Sepsemocr BID Ottern.
T"enstda uno Srei:oa nadmittnas nm
4 llhr.
NlIe Glaubenseenofien unb Ereunce
fino ber3ltd ein0eloben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Columbus, Cbiu.

Guans. 2mther. Martin ymt6er 0ird,e.
Gdc Wole, uno Nnn Stl.
Yaftor Senrp Celtreid,. Gil MloIer Ctr.
sSeoen Sunntda o ilbt Sonntaaidule. ~
llb, enaIi,d,el Vuttesbienit. II ubr beut.
id,er WotteSoienit.
Vile @lanhensaenoifen uno Ereunoe
iinb beraIidh einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
SUmcItcab, IN.

Scnffdle Gp. yuih. Ct. WtartuS Stride,
222-224 CM y. Nne
Nen Breoerid G. Nltbott. Yu,to,. Se.
iepbun: SO. l745 SDnntnaid,nie v.SO
llbr moraens. 8uttesoienit 10:BO iihr.
Nlle @laubensaenpi,en bno Srenncs
lino ber8l,d) einaelnncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
GleUelanb, Ohiu.

e. g. Goans. Gutb. et. Subannes 0irdbe.
Ynftot Sans ssoiisi, 76l gobp Wooo.
Sel.: Wtulberrp 1.O646. . ubt uornl,ts
tugs oeutider @ottesbienit. Gonnta9s
idnle uno enaii5d,er @ottesneinit 1890.
6onfirnldnoen' 'llnierrittt uno beutite
Stule am Sdmsta0 bon uhr uorm,t,
tags an. Vile Wlaubenseenoiien iinb
bcralid, einoeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Ooun9stuipn, O6iu.

y)oungStuiun, O6iu.
Gban8eItf& .Yutaertfde &snteruv.
Oemetnbe.
2110 @len:uoo3 Nue..
Hsfarrer Willtam g. HeItter.
$40 W. Suoion 0pe.
Sonntagf6ule: 9 rlbr. - Vnaliidse,
@otteSotenft: 10 l1br. Demttder
Wotte8btenft: II ubr.
Nle BOLTS. uno @Iaubensoenoiien ,,nr
ber3lidb tuilIionlmtn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01

0leuelanb VYeN. - Scntfdl. .uJemctnbe.
Weit ~. Ctr. uno Willorb Npe.
Yfarre, @uitnu VI. Voellm. SyO9 YY,l.
lar0 Npe. Sel.: yHo. 1.487O. Sonntu0s
. ubr uorn,ittaas oeutiher 1ottesoienit
10 ubr SonntdNtd)ule unb WibeIitunne
fir Grlpnbiene. II llbr porm,ttaas eno'
liidler Wottesnienit. &onf,rmdnhenmnter.
ridlt ienen Gamstae 10 ubr uormittaas
ccoermann ter5lit, piutpnmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01

q. Yaulus Qtrd,c, Harent Npe.
1918 Yorent Npe.. Wmofor. 1n,n,io
Gotteeetenit In ben Gon,n,ern,,nnic
oon 80 uhr uclmittnus Gonntaa.
idlule bon iO-1l ulhr uurn,ittaaS
,eoen erffen Nonnerstnanhenb i'm xRo.
MT Trauen Verein Sibmno.
Vile SoIis' mn 0la,lhensacnniicn nrn
berSl,h tptlltomn,tn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01
Stebenbiiroiid,, ,,2lmerifanildes DolfsbIatt

9. Mai: Mutter uno Sohter
9anfett (Mittipod).)
81. SUM: Gidnif (Sonntaa. }
90. Geptember: Stiftunasfeit
(Samstaa.)
7. Nopen,ber: glnfo. unb &ar-
tenportie (Mittipod.)
80. Seacmber: Nei6nahtsfeit
(SomstaN.)
Seben erlten Mittlpoh i'm Monat
Inn 8 llbr abenos. hoben mir I'M.
iere &eriommlunQ i'm 2incpln Slubis
tprilm. 4217 &c. 2incpln slpe. Sm
3omitee fir uniere iSebruorpers
ianmluna am Z. iino Shpeitern
Soelene Shuller, Wtortbo Gd,ulter,
Cara uno Gbel Shuffert uno Glis
sobet6 SitterIp.
Cara &. SdbuI(cr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-01

If. MGr,: Yunfo= lunb Gorlcn.
partie (Otittlpoh.)
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Pronunciation Clinic.

@. Well, we seem to be right back
where we were during World War
II, as far as the radio pronuncia-
ton of foreign names is concerned.
What does your pronunciation
clinic have to say about foreign
names-Should we broadcaSters try
to use the foreign pronunciations,
or would it be better to uses the
popular Americanized pronuncia-
tions? We at this radio station
are in a quandary about it. Will
you please advise us?-J. A. B.
A. That's pretty big subject to
cover adequately in this small space.
But perhaps I can clarity the mat
ter somewhat by pointing out that
ever since the dawn of the English
language foreign words and names
have generally been given English
pronunciations, and, in many cases,
English spellings. A few examples
will suffice:
In English, Paris rhymes with
Harris; in French it's pa-REE. The
Russian spelling of Moscow is
Moskva, and the pronunciation is:
maws-KVA. Rome" is the Eng
lish spelling. In Italian the spell
ing is Roma, and the pronunciation
is: RO-mah. Italy is English
The Italian name is Italia, pro-
nounced ee-TAHL-yah. The Ger
mans have no SUCH word as Ger
many" They call their country
Deutschland, pronounced DOYTCH-
lahnt. The correct Dutch spelling
of Netherland Wolland) is Neder.
land, pronounced NAY -der-lahnt.
Now when a great war or other
world event occurs, the news bris-
ties with hundreds of strange ano
generally unpronounceable place
and personal names. They tumble
out of our radio sets with almost as
many different pronunciations az
Evening star., 1951-03-27
A One-Minute Test of Your
NeDs knowledge
News Quiz
Bv Tom Henry
By Tom Henry

/. LETTERS-How much
are the one-a-day mail deliv-
cries saving the Government?
2. BLASTS-Why are the
atomic blasts at EniWetok in
the Pacific called Operation
Greenhouse"
3. CHOICE-Who has Gen.
Eisenhower named as deputy
commander Of the North At
laAtic pact army?
4. ENVOY-What college is
sending its soccer team to Iran
for a series of matches?
5. QUOTES - Can you
name the special envoy for
treaty negotiations who said:
Russia should be the first
to go along with a Japanese
peace. for it already has all
the Japanese loot and terri
tory it could possibly expect?
Answers.
!. More than $50 million q
year. 2. One aim Is to help
architects design buildings
that will hold up under atomic
blasts. 8. Britain's Field
Marshal Viscount Montgom-
cry. 4. Pennsylvania State
College. Soccer is Trans
favorite sport. 5. John Fos-
ter Dulles.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The
Star.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Emmy Lou

TsleUision is certainly inter.
fering With my studies. 1t
wasn't till just the other day I
found out Errol Flynn had got
ten married ogoinw
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Word Game
Find rs or more words in
WARDEN,

meaning, lone who keeps guard
a watchman." Average is "a; limit,
20 minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of IS" such as bats"
word Is used. Proper names are not used
"a list Will be published tomorrow.
Answer to DERvISH.
Divers. dish. dire. dries, drives. rides, rive,
rise, Wed. wise. shriye, shire, SHE'D. shed,
shred. shiver. side. sire, herds. heirs, hires
hides, hied. hives.
Evening star., 1951-03-27
Take Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

there are broadcasters. Since these
names are from large number OF
widely different languages, each OF
which is subject to its own phonetic
rules, any attempt to give the names
their correct" foreign pronuncia-
tions is impossible, obviously far
beyond any mans linguistic ability.
This means that the neWscasters
and commentators must muddle
through somehow until the foreign
names begin to take on English
sounding pronunciations, as they
almost invariably do. The English
pronunciations then become Cor
rect" even though they bear little
or no resemblance to the native
pronunciations.
All this makes it rather hard on
the listening public. But no one
has yet been able to figure out a
way to prevent the confusion Of
tongues that assails our ears.
About the bet advice I am able
to offer to our radio friend who
prompted this article is this:
Avoid any pronunciation that
gives you the uncomfortable feeling
Iof having sounded pompous or
affected. If a foreign place-name
has an established colloquial Ameri-
can pronunciation, use it instead of
the foreign-sounding native pro-
Inunciation-for example, "sole," for
Seoul, is a better pronunciation
than the dictionary listing sch
IOOL." Do not try to foreignize a
place-name by giving it what you
suppose to be the native pronun-
citation. 1t will only make you
ridiculous in the eyes of those who
are familiar with the language.
Evening star., 1951-03-27

The troublesome who-whom construc-
ton is discussed in detail in Mr.. Colby's
leaf1et CA. which also gives simple
rules for using pronouns. For a copy.
send 10 cents in coin to him. care Of
The Star. P. o. Box 80, Station G,
New York 10, n Y
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Gas Fixtures Found Tiqht
In Viers Mill VILLAGE Blast

Gas installation in a viers Mill
Village house wrecked by an ex-
|plosion Thursday were tight and
could not have caused the blast
Washington Gas Light Co. off,
cials have reported.
At the same time. Montgomery
County Fire Marshal Charles
Howe said his department is con.
tinuing it's investigation in an at
tempt to determine the cause
of the blast at 4403 Randolph
road.
Mr.. Howe said two gas tanks
were found in the basement bu1
that residents of the house tolt
him both tanks had been empt.
lfor some time. The tanks werl
not q part Of the gas compan!
'system&
Evening star., 1951-11-10
AIexandrian Pleads Guilty
To Attack on Girl, )

A 43-year-old man pleaded
guilty in Alexandria Corporation
Court yesterday to a charge of as
saulting 3-year-old girl while he
was acting as her baby-sitter last
August Is.
Orville Hall of the 1000 block OF
King street was arrested when DO
lice said they caught him attack
ing the child while he was sup
posed to be looking after her ir
her mothers apartment. The
mother had gone to a cooking
utensil demonstration and police
were called to the scene by the
landlady who heard the little cir.
crying.
After Hall pleaded guilty to the
rape charge yesterday, Judge vii.
liam P. Woolls referred the case tt
la probation officer for report be.
fore imposing sentence. Common.
wealth's Attorney Howard w
Smith, jr., said this was manda-
tory when a guilty plea is entered
to a major crime.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Gazette Plant Restoration
Seen in WILLIAMSBURG
BY the Associated Press

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov. 10.
Possible reconstruction of the
building which housed Virginia S
first newspaper. the Virginia Ga
zette, is seen in the application
for building permit here.
Mrs. Virginia B. Haughwout has
applied for a permit to reconstruct
the building. She is the owner o1
the site on Duke of Gloucester
street where was housed the print
ing Office of William Parks. He
established the Virginia Gazette
in 1885.
City Manager Hugh B. Rice ha!
refused to issue the permit undel
terms of the Williamsburg zonins
ordinance on the ground tn,
building will be used in part fo
commercial printing.
The site is in the Colonial his
torical area set up under the ordi
nance adopted in July. 1947. /
public hearing on the application
has been set for November 27.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Fake Traffic Policeman
Gets Suspended Term

Otto H. Gage, 45-year-old sales
man of the 5700 block Of Twenty
sixth place. Silver Spring, Md.
was convicted yesterday in Primes
Georges County Circuit Court OF
five charges and received a sus.
tpended prison term.
Judge Dudley Digges found
Gage guilty on two charges o.
limpersonating an officer and OF
three charges Of passing worthless
checks. In each instance ths
Judge imposed one-year term
but he suspended the sentence
putting Gage on probation.
Witnesses said Gage stopped
automobiles on suburban roads
pretended to write out traffic tick,
cts and accepted bribes from mo.
torists. He was arrested in July
1850.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Attack oh Girl, 5, Brings
|3-Year Term in Bethesda

Horace Elbert Davis, A, of the
2100 block of First street NV,
yesterday was given a maximum
term of three years in the Mary
land House of Correction for a
sexual assault on a five-year-old
Bethesda girl last August.
Davis pleaded guilty to a charge
|of assault before Trial Magistrate
John M. Miller in Bethesda Police
Court. Three years is the maxi
mum penalty that a Maryland
trial magistrate can give for any
loffense.
Davis. who gave his occupation
as a restaurant worker, was ac-
Icused Of attacking the girl August
IL in her home, where he had been
femployed as a handyman.
Evening star., 1951-11-10

'We should consider this" he
added, when we get our water
bills"
He described public works prof.
ects as a sign of a maturing So
ciety, adding that the new filtra-
ton plant is an indication of the
maturity Of the suburban area.
Dedicated by McKeldin.
Gov. McKeldin, in dedicating
the new plant, recalled that with
out vision the people will perish
He said the plant represents the
vision Of many men.
Assisting the Governor in un.
yelling a plaque were Miss Emily
Fletcher. 13-year-old daughter Of
State Senator and Mrs. j. Ray.
mond Fletcher of Prince George,
County. and Miss Joan Lawlor
13. daughter of Mrs. Katherir
Lawlor, member of the Montgom.
lery County Board. Mrs. LaWlol
was instrumental in having thu
commission install fluoridatior
process.
The commissions new plant
which receives water from tn.
Patuxent. will serve both Mont.
Igomery and Prince Georges Coun.
ties. 1t is the commissions sec.
ond filtration plant. and has 6
capacity of 81 million gallons &
day. Water from the plant i.
pumped into the Wheaton reser.
voirs from Montgomery County
and is piped by gravity to Primo,
Georges County.
Following yesterdays ceremon.
les more than 800 visitors, includ.
ling State. county and District off.
cialS, made a tour of the plant
which is constructed of steel in.
stead of the conventional bricl
and concrete.
Presiding at the dedication wa
Commission Chairman Raymont
w. Bellamy. Music was by tn,
University of Maryland Band.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
|0xon Hill Man Acquitted
lin AIexandrian S Death

A Prince Georges County jury
Hast night acquitted James Robert
Phelps. 35. of Oxon Hill, Md. oil
the murder Of an Alexandria (Va.)
man last August 4.
The all-male panel returned It's
verdict after celebrating 20 min
utes at Upper Marlboro.
Phelps was charged with shoot
ing Jerry Michael Sweeney. 81. of
the 200 block Lynhaven drive dur
ing a fight in Phelps home in the
$500 block Livingston road.
The defendant admitted shoot
ing Mr.. Sweeney three times with
an automatic pistol but claimed
that he acted in self-defenSe.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
Kuhn to Address
Montgomery Women

Ferdinand Kuhn, news analyst,
will speak on Roots Of Trouble
in the Middle East" at a meeting
of the Montgomery County League
of Women Voters at 8:15 pm.
Monday at the Chevy Chase Wom-
ans Club. 7431 Connecticut ave-
nue..
Mr.. Kuhn is. an editorial writer
for The Washington Post and has
Travelled extensively through the
Middle East. The public is invited