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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20

SSuibiuNtpn. - Cas- EcntoNoll
hot NIT per Ger0iieutlichlna Der
Nunlen bon 3,19S Slmerifdneru,
rrclhe bon Den Stpnnlllrnilten III &p=
reo ols &rie1s0eiun3ene nscfiihrt
plwbcn. be0pnncn. Ger critic 9tun,e
olf Der Siite mar Scr Dcs sMuiurs
IouIut olrs Son Tablp, Sal. Suit
icnpe pnn ,SoniIicn int Huno lportes
ten Neiponut oli Die &crofiertIiz
hlna Der pollcn Si'te. GicIe font
pIiiicrte slrbeit irll NIT Veihlellni-
slmu nurh0ciiihrt lperoen. slud)
picr GruE=Glepelonocr beionoen iil,
llntcr bell erltcn befuunt segcbene,,
.romCn NIT 9tamen gubfc, Sulu=
n,cnti, Eurunifi uno Ghillis.
IN Sofio. no bic pplle 9iitc Be
rithtcr'tuttcrn ousschdnbiNt lpltrbe,
crhielt man Die geltGtiolu,u. out Der
lonoc pern,iftc Generalization 9Sil.
lium Sean lnb Der IE= =Erellcphu=
tnarnph lid, inter Den 8cfun0cnell
bciinoen. Seons 9tome mar Der 80.
ouI Der Eil1c, Die bonn Ecntaool be-
fonnt geaebcl lpurDe. Gr iull iIdl
nlht in cine mfclnplilhen Nueer, ipn@
Dcrn III EnpnQpuns beIinpen. Wal
hattie lpiocripretcube Serihte iiher
pus Stifiol Scans seh0rt. st lpar
ols aciullen, aeianseu lluo lid, lit
feiuolichem @ebiet perlteft halteno,
aclnel0ct lprrben.
Sic in Spfio perDiientlihtc 2iIte
enthielt nun 9iame, Hona. Serien=
nllnmer ,,no NaJer Der amerifani;
lcben Gefan1cl,cn. GuS Eeutuaon
filNtc lueitere Sln1ohel biniu. Tic
9ln0oben lperoen ilber militiriihe
Gerbinoln9slinien bon &preu nad'
Sofic lmD bon oprt nod, &alhin0:
ton iibermittelt. 9os 9Sebroeparte.
ment betoute in elmer GrflGrlng. cs
fonne Die 9tihtiefeit ber slngcber
niht garontieren. bcnn lie itanuneu
! aus ieinoliheu S.uellen.
Iie &omlnlllliiten crflGrtcn iii'
cnolih bereit, Die Hiiten Den alliicr.
ten l(nterh1nblern ollsiuhGnbiaen.
nahOcm lie ,uerit nod periud,t hat:
ten, &apital ouruus al ihloaen
ntan bilt es llitht fiir ollSaeichloiicn
bol; Die Silte NIT rfolirhen Namer
oeltopft" lit, ou Die ,3ahl ber 8efol1.
oencn bcn aebeaten Grlpurtlrnaer
ourdlous nidlt eittipridt. Mou bal
alli allIicrtcr Scite etipu 100000
Nerlnlbtc. >Sm ganien ellthieIt oit
fclnolihc Siltc mn .o59 Nunlen
lpGbreno bic 9llliierteu II, 9leihel
;Icit cine %iitc nit 132,472 9tomel
prn NnybfnrCuncr lno GhineiCl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
n nationaI-konferenz
einberufen ueber
voIksdeutsche

@cihin9trn. Sicr tciItc Sohn
u. Gibirn, Der &priiseuoc scr SiS-
placed Ycriuns Gpnlmiiiinn bcs nnc-
rilauiid)cr &on9reiies, nit. oab G:
ii;r Sen IS. nno 19. Sanuar 1852
cine 9tatlonalfonierenj clnberlic::
bat. sic lid nit Dem ocianltcn Tra
gcnfonpler ser uolfsociltihcn Sl'iht-
linse lmo ibrer lllniicbIrns pc'ol.
icu lnu. Sus Src'icn iinoet int So,
tel Gpnroo oiltcu. Chicago, ,tott
rnN bcainnt am IS. Sanuar Inn 10
l(hr porn.
Gicie GlnIaoung ergcht lcOieli i
al ale bcutin in=nnerifnn!iHeu ga.
tlpnaluerbdnoe, freimiliger Solli* ;,
crganIlatloncu InN cinihlGaiAer
StaatSfomnliiiionen: lic pcroen bier.
nit erIlit. ilntIhe ;hncn ungc.
'djlolienen Nrlppen i'm aaujen lun.
De BON Der &onierenj 81 uerilINN;.
gen ano baiiir ju iersen, Oai IL
bel oleler poll reprGentiert imb.
Gie GeIeaierten ipcrSen acbcter
lih nlOgliblt bolo - tluulid)it nie,t
lpdter als am IT. Sanuar - nit
Nrl. Moron z. airllonS, ser Ira.
fitip'efretdrir - Ser Snino,s li5.
ploceo Eerirns Gcmn,iiiion, {. =.
S0lno's Eernrtment ri 9obcr, $50
Ncrtb SaioGe ct, Ghlcaao I, ~.
lSe[.: Financial 5000 in Gerblr,
ouns 5u ieten, tire alnflnitss II
mlt;itellen uno ;u ioaen, Oh iie
9otcl. l.&eierpntionen ,uiinithen. G.
'lnS $50 5otcljilnucr bereitgeitcar
NtittlcrmeiIe nerSen sic intcrci.
'lcrten ociltid,-ontcrifaniibcn @roi,.
perbdlloe crlnc)t, bie Iispiacco Tsr.
Ions eonrlnliliou miiieu in laiien.
m1eulele IbOtlde ser Sagesorou',na
lie luilltld,eu. 9tad Stbllb oer Son.
reren5 lit am Abeuo Ses 10. San.
eln Maiientreiien auer 2eutiUame.
rltaner bon G3icago eepIant. oes
nnter Der 2eit,,ng oes Yrllioentcm
Der Teltidamerifaniihen @cicG.
id,a'ten bon Gbicnao, Nicbolos YeiA
itattiinoet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20

Sohn ~. SIbIon crflarte. o..
s(ncrifa sic &irflrns ocs bon Ncr
apnuruniitcn rctricbcncn ~aaltcr
&ricgcs" 5llnidltc madt, inbcm p
in ser @clt Scigt, bob c. Die g.
brGngter ons &cri ninlut. vE'tcs.
nal. nrru Die 9fotcn cilcn McllId)cn
ousitobclL aepImt bic 'rcic Not
cincn &crbiinNeten. Su Scr 1prit.
lihcu Gone Scutihlanos iino ~:
Belt 10 Millipnen iolhcr &eiEnt.
pcrtricbener, Oereu Sab acgen r.:
Sopicts einc llnicrcr itdrfilcu @cis
len I'M &riey ser Soeen it," inlts
er hlcier Gage hci elmer Salllns Ser
s!merican slio SoclctieS III GDicCao
Ser Hcbncr hctonle. Nnb Nlc fir
lid in Hriiiicl nbgebaltcnc SiElnl
ucn 23 Nationcn oas icrtscNettc.
arobc Sntcrelic on unjdlliGcn u"
IllgecS bepicieh bnben. SIC 3u'an.
nlenflnit bel ser cine neue Mu*-
wanSerl;nasitele aeihaiicn Wuroe,
I'm i'm nlditcn Sabre @lmbernul.
IcnOe BON Iliihtlinaeu lu5uiicnelr
iiibrt ooS mcitcr, mas Sic Gercinig
ten Staateu mi: ibrem 0iIisprn.
gru!um fiir Nie SeIInatuertricbener
begulnnen
Inter oem 9lmenoeo Ii5pIace>
Ferions Nct 1913. lah Ser nunertc.
uIld)c 0pngreB 54.74O Tiien iiir
iogelannte ,GrpellecS" Dor. sic al;
@rllno oes ,snpcrialismus ocs ar'm
Iins eIt,pur;elt ,purheu. @ibicn er,
fIdrte. bns Eisploceh Gerions Tro.
arnmm niirbe ont 81. Ie;emhet 5.
y. cbseid,loIen ,rerben, nle Der ann.
areb es beblnete. Tns ,grpeIlee".
Frosramm Iduit big sum 80. Sum,
1852, oher e. behori mod pt,Ier
~Sponiors", Inn Die poGe Quot,
Su 9etpdhrlcii.eu.
llutcr "Sprniors iinS iolA
anerifoniid)c @iiracr ;lt ucritebm
ole iidl l'nicrcr Hcaieruna seacui;ser
uerpfIld)ten, cilcnl yGrpellicrtcn"
ooer IbnI i1no iener Salniic )iersu.
lanoe llnterflluIt, slrbeit 81 orts,
iibllIen S0bnen. iouie Oeu SrarS.
port bonn Sanollnssbaieu bis gum
neuen gSobnort su earantieren. Gs
peroen nod piele Talienoe folder
~Spon'ors" gebrallbt.
NGhcre 9lusflulit crtcilt Die Tis.
Snoepcnbence slpc., e. gN.. Maib.
ingtou 25.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
Sturm in deutschen
F|uecht|ings|agern
Nsve Treeks mach Schetern der interchangeable
onqedroht Won Cor-Hermonn Zeitz.

@eltoeutihlcno il; pom Serbit as
lis juun Ser5lt 1851 I'M 1.3 = 60
ncn aeitieseu. Sic NrteitsJ
ionf abcr in oieieNu 3e;tro
I'M 100 600. 9us bebe,ltet, -
slrbeitSplitc sum- arobeH Sell ,,.,ar
oenen 5uaute gctonlmcn lino Sit
ihpn lougc oui Nrbcit luartcll, Icl.
Sern I'M grobcn unN aanasn ocn pirl'
iuh illcaaleu 9seuiliiWtlnaen olS
Der SopietSone, Die ton ben bcNeren
slrbeitsheOinsumgen in MeltOeutl9,.
lano anacjoscn lpcrNen
Iie Notwithstanding nirt
ol,h Iiir Sic siuinabme!Gnber I'M !,
attraftipcr icln, ie mch' iih ;eiat.
oab lie cinen ,pirflid)en 3upot,S
al, @irtihaitSfroit bartlett. sl'f
Nieie @cie bi;rfteu auh Yrooiorie.:
III ser @obnrullmT,uac. bic nit o,i
aritteln ser @auleufl,ag onrt e',
SIT d,oiicuocs Iliibtlinusomt s.:
9unbesrcgicr.ne ausjusIeitlcn p1
rem, bereiter il, &ulli genonlulcn pcr
sen oils biShcr. Sis Gorteilc eintr
Iplhcn 9oi,lng iibsr beu slrbcitS-
marft wcrocn i!briaens 'bclcat b.,rf
Sic bisbcriae .ircie ah:uanHcrln"
bon Tlild,tIingcu. Nus Sen Ibnabc.
acbietcn Sdlc$spig.Spli Nieoe;.
Iuhlen uno @apcrn ii..o 1850 1T
transporter 125,9OO Seimntper-
triebcne ,tngeiieoelt lporSen @.itcrc
III, 400 iinb bon tit, aus iibcr bc,.
slrbeitsmarft ebgepanoert
8ihtig iii, bab aui oieie @cii':
Dor allcm audi ser 8eiabr bes Ecr.
llitcS lrcrtuollcr 6a3arheiter al ba:
auslanN porse6eust Dilb. es lit
lciocr Sotiahc, Bob bas guslono
inter Scrui!,ns aui oit SliihtIinas-
NOT oerll.ht, aeraoc hie fnacpel
9ateaoricn ser tSahtrGftt nus @ei.,
Seutidlano an it'd su Silhen. MlL
lei Sen @emiitungen ser eben been-
beteu @riiiieler Sntcrrationolei
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gcbt Z;
neber Der prpieftiertcn s(uslpnnoe.
rung bon 25,0OO pcrtricbencn 9oIfs,
beutiolcn aus Dit uao SiiocIteuropu
(Fenifcn noruiegeno bduerlid)er
@eritiSjuaehorisfeiD Inn Sic peitcr~
altswonbcrlnlg bon 3nrihlt 10000
2clltihs, nit 6adurbeii, rii,uianr.
yas abcr iou man utgeiidts !,
fcItlpic!iecr GIanunscn sur GntichuI.
oiguug oes luorlinoiidrn SonNtcn2-
praliocntcn, Eeter Simmer, inncn.
ser crflartc, baB sic Slor nidbt nuc
GettitIano 5nriitfcbrcn ncac, m1l
Ilc barn nit ser arlilabme Don
100000 Tliis5tlinNcn unS ,il,cm
sIn'tciaen ser slrbeltSlaiigfcit red,
ncn miiiie?
Gic GntidDcioung Ooriibcr. mas
aus Der oeutit,cn sSliihtlinasiiiriora.
miro. ,par bon sluiang on einc 20.
l'tl'he. Nniofern fam 0ic oCrtic!i,
,Slilhtllnga'ragc, iuic bic Scuticl,
Nnnoesrc6ierlng immc' uicoer BE-
tont bot, Sen cnNcrrn NeniiMmacu
nm olc Sidcrllng unh %trteiSiaun
Mctcuropas cucl in Ser intcrnatio
nalen Eolitlf ui1t nlcbr untcracorS.
net ncrocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
ueber 900 U. S. FIvszevse
in Korea ver|oran

WalhIngton. - @ie bon ser olrit.
marie ltno Scr ,Slotte mitscteilt miro,
llnS bel Den adnlpien III aoreo bis.
Der ilber 900 amerifnniit)c Ilua.
jeil9e perlpren aesanaen. 9lrnerifa.
llld)c ,Slieaer babel sic Yeruid,tl,la
BON etlpa 300 fonlluunltiieben ,Slus.
leuael senle!oet. Gs miro ieood
Sarauf bingeDieien oaB sic ameri.
taner felt Suni 1850 5lus3euge elm.
gelest baben Sic ssl,,eselge ser
aonnnnniiten Saaescn crit in sen
rrraanacncn Q Mpnatcn in ar0bcrcr
GAIL auioetaubt jinb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
Protestant wird Priester,
bleibt verheirotet

Ml,ui. - Ser sum ron,iit,.fo.
thclIldleu @laubrn iiherletrctenc
'riihere protcitanti'dhe Eaitor NJ.
COLI 8ottbe miro bier sum Gricitcr
gelpcbt wcrocn - nit Ser pipltll-
ten Sunoererlal,bmis, perbeiratct II
,'iieben. IaS biid0ilihe Yiiro ias.e,
Ger &atifcn lei ser .Muiid)t, SaB Oie
Scirat unbeibaoet ser aonieiiiou
Elm Saframeat iei. 0oetbe, ser Die
Che ein5ing, als ct nod proteitan.
!iitter @eiitlieber tpar. miro am %.
2eSenlbcr uon Or. NIhcrt Stolr,
eiidoi ron Moini, oroiricrt per.
Zen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20

Sun ,Sranciscp seitohlenes slutc
fuhr. ST tnnnte fciue iSohrerlisens
por5eisen. Gr iaote, $ouas. lie lei
Inn eeItpblen iporben: CT hGtte aber
unoerc Eopiere in ieiner Achnunq,
Sl2O Guclio Slpe., rnD peronlafte
Sooas, linn Dorthin III fcleen. 0ort
crlhuB CT Den Toli;ilten uno hann
oadlte er MIN nod bdron, lid, aus
DEM Stultb III nad,en.
Scnatorcn in &aihiuotcn riiaten
Oos StoatsDcpurtenlent Dafiir, Ddt
es int pcrNun9enell 9lpril lGiie iiir
II berildlti0te 9omnluuiiten aus.
ltelltc. bic lih III einer Eropaganoo,
nliirn nahHubluno beeuben. aeiner
Der slntroNltcller hattie in Dergeiper.
blllg onae9eben. mas CT hinter benz
Giierner &prbanQ ;,l tim oeoenfc.
,Slpei Glepelunoer befanoen lid,
0arlu,ter.
Ser Splpiethlpf fonnte in Der
eriteu SlbItin,mung in Iaris ieinen
slbriililm0splou uittt ourct)ieben.
!Mit nen Nlliien itinmten eiltiae ara.
biihe lmo uiiotiid)e Hlnoer.
Cas- Mpstduer Nopiu teiIte elmer
MeIblma aus 9ouOpn sufuIae nit.
pob sluci Mdnner binserid,tet ip,lr.
Den, Die lid, id,ulnie befonntem. nod,
9lusbilbrno ols omerifnniihe Spio.
ne lnD Sobctelire nit ,Sa(lidlirmen
iiber 9fubIonb abeeiprl,naen ;ll iein.
Iie l1uiien behoupteten, baf Die
Hereinafter Stooten eiren ,Sonps
pnn S1oO,OOO,OOO benlisten, Iii,
Ierrot an BET Sntpietunion au IL
nansieren.
gei cinem gei,,h bel Gen. G,ien'
holper in l;oris iaete Der britiihe
Ercn,icr Ghurhiu, GrHhritonnicn
luilrpe cine europa z9lrnlee utter.
ltiibeu lno nit ibr sllianlmen orbei'
telt in alien StaDien ihrer militart'
iben ,mo politiitben Gntlpidluna.
Gs wiroe lid, ibr aber nif)t anidlie.
FEN. TaburdJ tpurbe bic ssraae iofort
ollioeiporfen, Oh bieie .moraliihe"
llntcrinislmg acrilac. bic natllo''erss
be Heae;lterllna eurrpGiid,er 2dnoer
iiir bieie slruaee araufad,e1.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-12-20
Quer durch die Welt

IN Der &1ltc, bie oe5enlplrtia ciz
ncn sroHen Sell pieies Gebietes im
@um h1lt, iheint pprocrhonO feline
9inDerllna cinilltreten lpenn aud,
ser id,urie 9Sino, Der Den Sdnce III
sSehcn onb0l,ftc, nrihorte. ,Sabrs
rllnc iiir ,SlllaseuNe, SiiNe, Snnl=
hl1ic urn i'm ltdbtiid)en Srunlit Sns
itcm iino beoelttlinoslps. Grlhopr=
tes Eerioual lpur beltrebt. nit I'M
,ureichenDcr Mtuid)il,eric Die Stro=
Ecu irtneeirci III MAIDEN. Slcpclan:
pcr luo n,undc &nrnrtstlllcn be
aanncu berelts Die sScihnahtstc's
crl IcrGlcpclouo sllltpn,philc Stub
llabm nur nod, 9tntiullc on. >Nls9es
iamt 16 Eeriuncl iuubcn Den 500
iuiolse Des 9Sinlerlpctters. Wtan
ii,Get, ooE Ser &unpt seNcn Den
Shnee oie Stopt Glepelano lett 'Srels
tuu tGslih $4,000 foltete. Slll
Stuut iino bic n1eilten StruRen Of.
fen, aber bus StraRcnoeparten1ellt
rat, feline lnuOtiNeu ,Sabrten ill
n,otben slu eiuem S,iiQel al 9tol'te
40 Oitlid) bon Columbus bln1en
pier Stunoeu luua $50 Srllts. Sic
Stuot Sem 9Orf hattie Glaltels llno
242 Eerioneu ,oSen iih bort Ner'
lesllnscn ourth Stilrie III: ,'hsc
POM SSeiien botteu bis 3 Stlnoen
GeripGtuna. Sin Smnibusiahrcr
brolld,te 7 StlnDen fit 50 sOfcilen.
a1Ite uno mehr Sd)nee lpuroen 'llr
Ghicoeo pprousaeiuat. Sn gismnrf,
z. 8. hattie man 35 8roD llnter
lfun uno in International ,Salls,
mtinn., minus 25 GroD.
Ser Morber 9fof, lpelher in Der
9t1he pon Baltimore, WD., Der Eps
li;ci ins 4arn nino, lu,lroe bon oort
luh Glcpclmn iiberiiihrt. 100 CT Del,
Euli;iitcn 0oas erid)nlien hat. Gr
fpnnte nidt onaebel. lporlm, cr ben
Muro beoins. Gr itelltc in sIbrepe,
ra,lihsiitiiid)tis su iein. 9toH 1uatc
GlepelanDer 2eteftipeu audi. pal'
6aas nath ieiuem eisenen NeuOlper
Ianaen ipolte, oblpobl NoR ihm lei
ne ShuRlpaffe an Den 8opf belt.
Nan ,piro i'm oes Moroes I'M erltell
&roo heihuIoiaen. 6aas hattie 9tcl'
! lueaen elmer oeriuafiigiaen Gerfehrs'
perletuna dneebolten. ols er elm in
, 1951-04-05

o. P. S.
accrued after the base period.
A Supplementary Regula-
ton, signed today by Director
Michael V. Disable of OPS,
permits the corporation to sell
commodities at prices which
may be the higher Of o. the
ceiling price applicable to
sales Of the commodity to the
class of purchaser involved, or
() the minimum sales price
authorized by the Agricultural
Act Of 1949.
, 1951-04-05
NEWS

A Steamer is scheduled to
all from New York April 6.
and is due at Frederiksted
April 18th, accepting freight
for St. Kits, Antigua, Qua
deloupe, Dominica, Martini
que, Barbados, Trinidad,
Georgetown and Paramaribo.
Alcoa Steamship Company. Inc
Rob't L. Merwin & Co., Inc.
, 1951-04-05
Gi34-
ST. MARY'S !.

ST. MARY'S -.
there was no intermission.
Many inquired if the play
would be repeated.
The members Of the Saint
Croix Women's League under
whose auspices the play was
presented, worked hard for it's
success. The Hall was made
available through the courtesy
# the Holy Cross Roman
Catholic Church.
, 1951-04-05

Daily hightS-non-stop service from
San Juan. Special l5-Day Round
Trip Excursion Fares now in effect.
, 1951-04-05

For ~ years the Leading
International oirline-PAA
was first to link the Amer
icus by dir, first to fly TO
all six continents, and first
around the world.
For reservations, see your
TraUel Agent or
, 1951-04-05
ST. JOHNS

Frequent flights by swift Convair-
type Clipper. Convenient depar-
ture times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-11
Releasing
7 ensions
By AnoeIo Potri

Dancing can be splendid exer-
else for children. They respond
to rhythm with all their being.
They love music both for the
sound and for that rhythm, and
that invites their interest.
Square dances are fine for a
start. They are simple, they are
jolly in spirit. not too demanding
in technique. just fun. and the
children get great enjoyment
from them. They are especially
good for the class spirit because
everybody can join in them. no.
body Is left out. This takes of
the edge of shyness, brAlks bar
riers that class standing so often
sets up.
Many children find that they
cannot move easily about the
room; things seem to get in their
way. They hit their elbows on
the table corners, strike the chair
legs with the toes of their shoes,
bump into the door jambs until
somebody shouts. "Why don't you
lift your feet? Can't you look
where you are going?"
These children, because of their
changing growth, have not the
fine control, cannot make the nice
adjustments that graceful carriage
and walk demand. They need
help to lessen the tensions they
are under because of their con-
dition and the criticism it brings
upon their hapless heads. Dane
ling square dances in class forma-
ton is one of the best ways to
accomplish this.
Boys and girls together enjoy
this exercise and it certainly does
them good. Some people are
afraid that this enjoyable activity
will bring on premature sex In
lterest. That has not been my
experience. found that the
children in the junior high school
group took this exercise in their
stride. "You stepped on my foot
you big OK" says the girl to the
boy. Keep your big feet out OF
the way and won't" he responds
calamity. OF course, they are in
terested in each other, but the
interest is not hectic, nor is il
dangerous. This sort Of dancing
keeps 1t at its right level.
Your boys won't dance? They
will If you give them red sashes
gay paper hats, teach them q
peasant dance for men only, anc
|let them show of at assembly
Once they get a taste of thai
stamping rhythm they will be hare
to keep out Of the gym dancing
classes.
Tense, nervous children will
benefit greatly from rhythmic
dances designed to loosen the ten.
sions and ease the strain they
suffer under, and for that persona
attention must be given. Music
will do what any amount Of
stand up straight. loosen youl
shoulders, walk like free spirit.
cannot do.
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Honolulu Punch

Having a party this afternoon
and want something pretty spe-
cial?. Try a Honolulu punch:
Just before serving time, mix
together chilled champagne and
chilled sauterne in the proportions
of 3 large bottles of champagne
to l quart Of sauterne. Add a
little lemon juice and set the
punch bowl In a larger bowl Of
crushed ice. (Do not dilute the
wines.)
Float thin slices Of fresh pine
apple ON top of the punch, along
with some chopped mint. and a
lew whole, perfect mint leaves.
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Fall collections sire
neatly defined silhouettes
and fine fobrics. Hannah
Troy works sheer navy wool
(left, main photo) into q
NEW YORK, N. Y.-"What's
new this season." That's the
question and New York's dress
designers are attempting to show
tnquiring fashion editors from all
over the country the answer!
We're reminded at this time Of
one designers stock retort to
whats new this season." Last
year long sleeves, this season short
sleeves. Last season slim skirts?
This season full skirts. Last sea-
son =. :" Are you still with us?
Those women looking to fashion
as an escape, or for true express
sion of themselves will find this a
very "soft-spoken" year with
fashions that are meant to pro-
vide brightness and a bit of gayety.
Women who appreciate and love
the art of dressmaking will note
that the fabric people have out
done themselves in producing
fabrics of beauty, color and tex
ture. One fabric that keeps show
ing its fuzzy head is poodle
CLOTH" Don't "pooh-pooh" this
material-coats, suits. and even
dresses are fashioned of it. Some
varieties of this wonderfully tex
tured fabric belong to the ''pedi-
greed" family, while others in
Guiding brushed fuzzy types and
boucles may also be called poodle
CLOTH"
Woods are causing excitement
because of their new weights, tex
lures ranging from sheer and
sleek chiffon broadcloths to deep
piles in curly and shaggy effects.
Furlike fabrics, mixtures and
looking Gifted tweeds are
interesting.
A few examples seen in the COL
lection of HANNAH TROY, TINA
Lesser, CLAIRE McCARDELL,
CAPRI and PAUL PARNES indi-
cate that sleeves are quite a fash
ion talking point. Crepe dresses
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IL possible. Remove all stems.
Pierce the bottom Of each berry
with darning needle and force
the seeds through the opening.
For each pound Of currants al
low 1l2 pounds of sugar and 11a
cups of water. Dissolve the sugar
in water and cooke to not quite
the soft ball stage. Skim. Add
currants to sirup, bring back to
boil and cook for / minute. Pour
Into small Sterilized jars and seal.
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Barbecue Jelly

In France the term "confiture"
means. in general, jams, MARINA
ladies and jel1ies. One Of the most
typical, which is often hard to
come by in many grocery stores
lin this country. is the one THAI is
so delicious served with cream
cheese and toasted crackers with
the salad course-Bar-le- jelly.
Select the largest currants you
can find, using both red and white
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lare back, not In profusion, but
in enough abundance to warrant
their being cited. Wrap-around
skirts called by many names such
as Parnes' slant wrap" relieve the
taut lines of slim, straight skirts.
In the PARNES collection are
costume dresses with jackets burn
ished with keyed Subtle" beading
matched to the color of the COS
tune. His button on-and-of
blouses give a new dimension to
the suit picture, allowing 1t to
look casual or dressy depending
on the blouse and the way the
jacket is closed. A good showing
Of fuller skirts Is noticed, and
satin is heavy, and 1ustrous with
a dull finish. Best Of the glisten-
ing embroidery so prevalent for
trimming was seen at this COL
lection stressing dress and jacket
costumes.
TINA Lesser owns up to having
liked full skirts fo- a long time.
She can say, 81 told you So" to a
great many designers who are now
Ibelling out skirts. Latch on to a
crinoline, girls, your outfits can
and will look unhappy and droopy,
Iif you don't! Fabulous skirt fac
ings are strong ir this house,
and Tina has also used felt for
another outstanding" way to the
full look. If American women
were to go on an ''all work and
no play" schedule Tina could well
Igo out of business. This entire
collection is geared to play" All
dresses are titled play dresses"
whether of bronze changeable silk
taffeta or black velveteen. Hardly
the type to romp in, however!
She has imported oriental bro
cades, Swiss wool challis, French
lame, silk taffeta from China, and
Ia unique curly wool woven in
France. Blouses are once again
important in the fashion picture
and her wrap-around blouse of
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Igems of construction. On the
"wrap-around" order they are
worked with a side seam that al
lows for a walking pleat.
A strong return to the day dress
seems apparent. Other seasons
have been predominately suit sea-
sons but we think dresses tt
be worn underneath coats or furs
will be dramatic and prettier than
they have been.
This seasons coats with their
bulky textures. big collars. or the
|trend-setting fitted "princesse'
line will make many a woman
content; though she can't afford
the fur coat Of her dreams. she
still has a cloth coat that is the
epitome of luxury. Many coats
will be unlined because Of the
heaviness of some materials. The
pyramid coat or tents" will dis
appear into coats Of straight
fronts and back with controlled
fullness. The trick is that the
fullness begins not at the Shout
der line but underneath the arm
holes.
A raincoat Of McCARDELL'S
may well do away with the idea
that the rainy day is the day to
call "time out" on looking fash
|ionable. Her "popover" dress sue
cess of the summer has resulted
in her making a black barathea
cotton coat wrapping and sashed
lat the waist the same way, for
rainy weather. Another rain cos
tune {pictured) could well do
the same thing. One sees much
color throughout the entire show
|ings but Claire McCardell stresses
having a collection lacking in
color. When one sees the carbon
shades. and the way she teams
purple (termed the budget high
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Sturdy Coating

Charged with the task Of find
ing way to keep the finish on
door handles and other door hard
ware from wearing of, industrial
finish engineers developed a finish
that resists both abrasion and
perspiration from the hands, as
well as the weather.