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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22

Hodl Ctnmul pcrillcOcn mir, Sud,
l'chc Sc'cr ctlpus :tellcs Don Scr,
Nl'icn SdllOern I'll brin0Cn. God
'Icr't r1ocl}ten mir bic SGnacr nah.
ncn. Ill lln'ercn rcQclnlSi0en Sillo.
prpbe1 om Utitnuoth ubcnh III cr:
'chcincn. linI1nait ieierten mir Mor:
tin Saa, :pturtin Sd,inbler mn
Mortln Hebner. : lpic aliidlid, ina
rem mir ale ben ,mei SGnacrn pas
"Scbe hod" III iinoen. 9ubt lns
nod, ctlifC Sabre an Den olten Git.
ten fcltbaItcn. 9tumcnstao III ieiern
lno Dem Dtartin St)uiter in ,Slori
Oa urotuIieren mir I'll icinem ga.
mcnstaN.
Ger Sd)ncc mar wirflid, bpd Ict-
ten SonlltdO llnb es lpor icflper pus
alltnlel1ten. ,Sod, marcn 10 mande
cute Sahlcn bel Soronios perb,rn;
oenen &nniertz llnb &ortcnobeno ,rnr
es lp1r aennlltlid'. llnn am fonlmen
ocn Sonntuu oehcn mir ;ur Stride
Somlt S0nacr, mir bitten Glwb
tnlllmt nllc. bamit mir aud, ii,Dn
llnNen fpnnen.
W't Sepalicrn ocben mir befunnt
hnE Die 0uttin lmicres SGroers
slnnp SdlnciOcr leste gSud,e beura,
ben mlIroe. HtnOn ilt Der nife Sdnci.
Der, Der Dor einilen Suhren Monu,
ler ocs Selticitc Sotielbeims lpar
Sle lpnr lelne ilueite ,Srou unp Il,
hat 'elnerieit in N,omeilcon. IA.
aclpphnt. Ger lIebe Nntt m0ue Noie
pas lpur ihrc :tane) Die icliac Hl
be oe'pdbrcn. Dan mod)re bic &c
an'ien pom SGnQerhrnp iruoen. nj
Der Seriht DOM leeten 9)olr,as
toipner SGnNcrfeit lit. Is mar i'm
nlcr llhllf elnen iinunsieuen BE
rlht an Die perihieoeneu Sod,ie,
| Ill ienben.
Sobn ,Sleiiher unb ,>obn oinsin(
'lno lept 8roBuGter oelpurocn &c
rem Sobn lno Sorbter lparcn cil
Sahr perbeiratet lnb Der Stord
1aulcnite niht unD brohte Ell
Sohndcn. Dtltter mn &inp iinl
wobl. Der Sater teiIte ;3iaaren an,
lno Ole GjroHeltern miiiie mum ac
'fcher, Dor mir ale tGalid, Glte
meroen. "a es nun fllter miro uni
ger Sd'nee I'll aluttem isis peroel
tam, laBt inns beoenfen. oaB and
anoere Selte leben lpollen unD ltel,
ert euer sllto nad Der aerooen 81
me- oomlt Shr aldl am ,lGd,iten So,
ben Sonncnouiaana beipunocr,
fonnt.
Soans Steillcr. Srfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
2lms eric, pa.
BUR Grinncruua

3ur Grinncruug
an lmieren acliebten Sutten. Nui;r
lnb GroHputer
Sanicl 9tcfcl,
oeItprben AM %. 9topemher 1919.
3lpei Sabre Der Sruucr ilnO per~
Nunaen.
Geroehens illht Dih lnicr SIid,
&ie ichnilld)tspDll ulld) bus Ser
lunaen.
Gs brinut pih ninnnermehr ;llriif.
llnper0eBlih lit Die Stlnoe.
Die inns ihlua Die Nersenslplluoe.
Sdlluf lpphl, mir peroen Oeiner itcts
NcDenten,
Dis ullh uns ous 9lu1e hritt
llnn icOcs Sabr Dcin Grub bcld)cn.
.Dtit Gnien lmD Gerai6ncinnil)t.
@elpipmet bon peincr Dih liehcns
Den Suttim, Sohnen, SrbwicNcrtDd)=
tern unO Gnfcln.
Sora HedeI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
6ans Steillcr, Sef,
Sitjeite gicoertaiel

allen MitalieOern Der Sieocrtoicl
CUR Nahrid,t. ooH unierc nGtile
Nerlamnlllna am Muntua abcnb.
t osn 3. December italtiinoct. Die
:UtltQlleocr linD 0ebetel,, oQe anne.
leno III lein. is iinO luid,tiue Sc.
lcbarte III erlehiNen unb aud, linn
ole Seanlten flIrs Sabre 1862 III
eripahlel. 9sir brollhen quite geom.
ten. Den mir iolen nid,t peraeIien
OaB ipir Die SGnaer=aonpention inn
Septenlber 1852 baben. Damn baben
miro lno 3ipeia 81 Die Silpeiter.
1eler. Sm ,Sebruar boben mir, bic
Sleoertafel Den Masfenball uno ol,d,
elllel Sbeaterabeno. Iie yieoertaicl
bate arobe Arbeiten in slusiid,t
oorun, 1T ieoes Oiit9lieo oebeten an.
lpcleno Ill icin.
llnlere 4eburtstaasfinoer bieics
sVtonals lino Dtite MeI,er, Sobn
Braun, aatb. SrenD, Norio Nil=
1lnAer llno ,Srib SaImen. gtod, Der
Verianlmluna aibt es ,pie oeip0bn-
llh aliten 2affee lno SUDDEN.
81. 30.
(srioIareidDes &onsert
u: tac>asxk......,A S -. .<,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22

Mitteilunocn. tpelhe -erit om
Mittlpott) in llniere SGnne oe.
lonoen, fonnen lunter feinen
llmitGnhcn fir 0erGifentlihlln.
Gen in Der hetreifenben &oti,e
beriifiidtiat lperorn.
SlIio bei,eiten abicntcn. ga.
men ltnO Saten 0eutlith itilrei'
ben. oon,it feline sSebler pur.
fonlmen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22

Sarpnia, Dem Someitaeoter 0tGn.
ner unb ,Sral,enoerein unb alien
liehen ,SreunOen unh Sefannten.
meltc ser Gerltprbenen in iraenos
mcIter gseiie aebolfen boben in ibrer
id,ncren aronfbeit lire Shmersen
Ill linoern, ionic fir ale Spenoen
mo BlumenipenDen.
Muhe ianft.
Ser tieiNebclate Gotte
slnoreos SdmeiOer.
per &. 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22

re niislihe Soheu sun Serfouf
olls0eleat.
Sic Mitalieber iollen lire Sanp=
arbeit lmO Gcihente reti)tseitiN
brinncn. SSir lpollen audi beimoc=
bofcne 9llcten perfoufen. sllip Bit
te Sdmeitern. olles miro bonfeno
anaenpmn,cn. sSir bpffen auf einen
0uten Seild.
Spphie 2urt, Sefr.
10, 21.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
Siebenbiiroiid,.2 .2lmerifaniid,es Dolfsblatt

I$;ltDS. Glepelanb Sit lit 8erlpal.
:a esr- Sobn Steiani mo Weit-
ietc Sahenbs:= Ut Serr Sobn
&iertiber, WeIhe eerse 9luiihluB
aeben perben. Iann rnn bie &C.
iansnerelnsproben in Scr Sitieite
S,eoertaiel ieben WOnto9 abeno.
Weltleite Sahienbeim gintradt-Ser.
mania ieoen Yfittpoh abeno unb
Gnmenhor Saronia ieoen 0onnerss
tag 8 llbr abenos, un0 ser Grams.
ipluania Sbeoterperein periammelt
! iih bel Jrau Misi Gietrih, 5elepbon
GS. 1-32S3. slae ieio Sbr in alien
oielen liebcn Gereiniguneen berjIihlt
millfMmlen.
llnierem iperten Gr.TrGiiocnteu,
.fidaeI Sres uno Samilie iaeen mir
nlle uuier tiefites 9eileiO iiir ben
Gcrlulit ieines lieben perltorbenen
Gaters, Serru Mihael gret, Sr.,
loDie Serrn Mnor0p Sd)neioer iiir
ben Serluit leiner ,perten Satin
Hplc Silner- Stneiocr.
slllcn unleren lieben aranfen piin-
iden mir baloi9e 9eiierl,ns. Ser lie.
ben Seltid Stride gratuliercn mir
inniait SIT ibrem 25iibrisem gc.
Iteben llO gebeufen Gud) in tief.
item Web lnIeres peritorbenen ebr,
iuiirbigen Serrn Hiarrers Sobonnes
Ieutibl1noer uno ieinem |. Sobn
Galtor Sans TeutihlGnoer uno
piinlfen linn unb ieiner Iicben
Mntter. 6rau Einrrer Marie
Gcl,t'd,lanbcr unb 6anlilie uno @e.
'drpiiter oas bette Wobleraeben. Ger
Sitieite SieocrtafpI sratulieren mir
Iiir ihr 4Oidbriaes Stiitungsieit
unN Gintrahts sSermania uno Ga.
ron;a 81 ibrem ithoncn aonicrt. -
&err uno 6rau George Jolbertb,
Slepelano Dit. aratulieren mir All
lhrem Gnfeliohnhen; Serrn Giftor
sotId)ner gum 8eburtstas. ga. mir
tonntcn nod 10 uicl Shones cr,Gb.
len bon llnicrcn licben Gercinieur.
gen, ucrl1l,Tlg nbcr id)lieben mir
uno tpiinlden alien lebcn Golfsae-
llonen upn nah unO fern aQes 8ute
lno I'M porans red)t angenNbmc
HeIertasc. Cure @ereiniateu Sad).
ZEN pon GIepelanb. Sb;o.
Bite bie 9tamcn uno sloreiicn
Der nelerpdbIten Selcsaten an Sic
Setretorln jl id)ifen, ipbulo mic
! Woalid).
@cnrn Sd,inbIer. Scfr.
/ elij. Siid)ler, Sefr.
ot
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
ct. '\pbanilcs Stride

sldtlln0. Nrelnne Der Ct. 90
hanncsfirbc iinb berilid, cinaela=
Den III cinem aen,iitlid,cn 3ortenz
9lbcnD am /. Gc;cmbcr. ocueben BON
nen &otbarinen llno ben @liia.
beths. Sin tiid,tiNcs &omitee lpirn
,uicrer quite arupfcn lmD Strisel
bodcn. aud, ,lrm perfoufen. Sd)Dnc
|rciic unb outen aafiee miro cs
audi Ncbcn. Sllir fommt red,t iahl
reid, luno lmtcritilst Die ileiRiaell
,Sroutn.
sllite Sromp. Sefr.
81, 30.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22

Pastor Richard L. Korber. 400 Foch St..
Tel: 73l-W. sonntasschuls $50 Uhr. Eng
fischer Gottesdienst 1890 Uhr. Deutscher
Cottesdienst ll:%s Uhr.
kirchenrstssitzuns teden letzten sonntss
i'm Monat. 7:30 abends. Observation-Disclosures
Sitzuns ieden dritten sonntas i'm Monat.
$50 Uhr morgens.
Jedermann herzlich willkommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
S. S. 0rganisationen!

ssenn se reenbueIe Geranungen planen. bonn lolten
Gle nt unterlaien oeie oub entiprdno on5ase 9lr burr"
eflame ann m oen eeluinihten Yl uno erfol9 iern!
Torum i es raon. fir Die Gcronitoltm9en NnseNen i'm
rSolfsbat" ofs9e6e. melbe on 2eicn in Die uaen fallen.
9r berednen oor cine sooerrote ST fir Den enpo0en
Sou. b. +. eine Spae brett uno Bon botb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
8arh. Snoiana.

9entftbe Gu. ynthcr. GUmtcrus Stride.
@te II. Npe unc NilmlOte Sh
Ytdrler Mu9ut u. Slrtt,nQ. 1919
NiIlmure Ctr Sel :23bbi Senen Conn.
taa y ubr uormittdas Gonnfna,d1nie.
10 ubr enallt i,et @uttesb,enM. II iIhr
oeutScber 8ottesn,enit.
Nue lutber,,d,en UlumhenSueuUfen
oeltldler uno enQI'idhel Hunae In @nrp
uno umaebuna iinr ~ Den 8ottesrrn.
ten berSlidh einaelnnen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
Monaea. IA.

WlUmaca. IA.
Seutfdse Guans. yuib. e.. Yetere.
Weme,noe, 8. Gtrahe
Efurrel Guns l.. Il. G,,nuie,t. 244
Nonms Stt.. Nobeiter. va. Selepbun:
Nod,ritet 1888 @ottesb,cnft v:XO llhr
ntotaens. SonntdQ,d,ule 1910 uht.
Frduen Nere,n Wer,dnflmna am lesien
YonneretdQ tenen Nonnte. \ ubt am
Aheno. Seoer,ndnn III ber8lidb wiuirm.
men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
RRELL, "a.

Oeutsche Ev Luth. st. Pauius Ktrcho
Pfarrer Hans b. Jentsch. Jeden Sonntag
vormrtag . Uhr SonntaeschuIe: 10 uhr eng
fischer Goitesdienst: ietzten Sonntag I'M
Monat Won II bis IL Uhr deutscher Gottes-
dienSt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
kirblirbe JRadbricbten


Ille lutberiihen @lnnbensaenol
oeutiher uno emall'd,er 3nn0e IN Mar.
rell Sbnron mno llmQeaenr limb Al ben
1Oitesoieniten btraI,d, elnaeInpen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
Gleuelnno, Chic.
. S. Ev. Luth. st. Johannes Kirche

Pastor Hans Foisel, 76l Eddy Rd.
Tel: Mulberry l-0646. Uhr vor-
mittags deutscher Gottesdienst; 10
Uhr Sonntagschule und Bibelstunde
fu er Erwachsene: II Uhr vormittags
englischer Gottesdienst. Kontirman-
denunterricht jeden Samstag 10 Uhr
vormittags. Jederlnann herzlich will
kommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22

9entiMe unb ed@Ri&e %. e. YetrnS.
Qirde. @ienfieIb unb W6sberrp uue.
Yfarrer sSohanneS &entfd3. 1921
Wlenftelo uue. EEL: yinaree 62Oo.
Gn0lithet @ottesoienft 10 l16r bormtts
taas. Deutjde uno enaliid,e Gonntne'
idbule II ubr uormittaes Neutfher @of'
tesoienit II uhr pormitta0s.
Seoen lesten DtenStaa bes WIonats
Rirhenrdtsfeun9. D,ird bic CONNER
nrnnte ieben orttten DtenstaQ; fontf
jeoen orttten Sonntaa Hrduen Ueretn
Veriammluno. acknowledgements ieben
Greitaadben6.
Nne @lmlbenseenoiien unb Breunbe
iinb ber3lih etn9elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
Columbus, Chic.

Guan9. yuthet. Wlartin yutter 0irdbe.
@de Wole, unn Nnn Ell.
Yd,tot Senrp Oeftretdh. 6ll Noiel Str.
;seDen Gpnnt',Q y ubi Sonntno,dbuie. III
lln, euaI,,d,el @otteSr,emft. II llht beut.
id,er Wotfesn,enft
Vile CSln,,tensQenof,en unb Breunoe
limb beraIidb einQelonen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
EaIeii,, Ohio.

Qpanselti@.Nutb. 3mmanuel Qir&e.
201 South 0roabipop.
Kaftor sSobn Nduman. SonntaA. ..d,uie
ieoen Sonntaa Q lbr porm,ttaQs. 10 libr
WotteSotenlf In Der xanbes,prads. II
ubr oeutf fer @ottesoienIt. Fer eeu,,de
Mrd]en NrdMen Yerein 6a1 am aipe,ien
Withhold ieoen NonatS. 8 utr anenrl.
Vertammluno. Seonftrmanben. llnterr,d,t
(6tueii6hria) bon Septe,nbcr biS Ottsrn.
T"snstaa unb Hrei.oa nadm,ittaQS nm
/ l1br.
GQe @lmlbenssenoFen unb 0reunbe
iino beraIi& eineeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
Winbfor, Ontario. 3anabo.
q. Haulus Qtrme. 1arent uue.
1915 Xorenf Nbe.. Miunfnr y1nnnfn

Q,otteSoienit In ben Gon,n,ern,onais
uon 80 llbr uo,n,ittaas &onnt0e.
id,nle Don 1O-ll uhr pormittnaS
Henen eriten Ynnnerstnonl,eno i'm YVo.
nat HrGien Verein Sismna.
Vile Wolis' unn @loubemsaenciien limb
ber3lirb .tr,lliomnttn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
Sunlrhrao, IA.

Sentfd,e GU. yuih 81. WiGriue Qtrdbe.
222-224 III y. Npe
Wep. Nreoer,d Y Nltbot,. Nu,iol. Se.
lepbun: so l746 Spnnt.,aidbnle 9:HL
uht morQens. 0,uftesnienN iO:RO lIht
Vile @Idni'enSNenollen bnb Nlennes
itno ber8ltob einQeinncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22
0leueloub YHet. - geuttdt .Wcmetnb

0leuclaub VNeh. - 9euttb. .Qcmetnoe.
yYet ~ Ctr. uno Willdlb Nre.
Yfnrrer 8uitdp VI Voelim. SyOy N,l'
iarD Nue. Eel: NO. ts4H7O. Gonntdgs
y libr porn,,ttnas beutid,er @ottese,enit
~ lIbr Sonntaa,d,ule unb V,heIttunre
fir Grlpudhene. II uhr porm,ttaae eng
tiid,er stScttesr,enft 0onf,rmnnrennnter
r,d,t lenen Gnmstna 10 uby rormittaas
seoeruonn beraIih millfommen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-22

Chicago, illinois 81 Pauls Gemein6e.
tx57 Homer strasse
Pastor c. \. Broecker. 1855 Homer ST..
Chicago 50. m. TEL: BE. 7-S898.
Jeden Sonntas Uhr SonntssschuIe. 10
Uhr englischer Gottesdienst II Uhr deut.
scher Gottesdienst.
Wir laden ale Glaubensgenossen uno
Creunde herzlich etn xu den Gottesdiensten
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Oonnasto,pn, Obio.
9banseltfdb.xuthertt&e &sutes1S.
(0emo&WAo

211O @len:uoo5 Nbe.
Yfarrer YYilltam T. Welther.
$40 W. Subion Une.
GonntaQiduie: 8 lbr. - Vnelttmei
@pftesoienh: 10 ubr. - Deutihe,
8oftesc,enft: II ubr.
Gl!e Wolis' uno GlaubenSsenofien rne
ter5lid3 tpillion,mtn.
Evening star., 1951-08-17

Paco Fa" from Rossini's Barber of
Seville"
900, WTOP- MGM Theater:
John Payne is featured in High
Wall"
$3.50, WASH, WEAM All Star
Football Game College all-s4ars
meet the Cleveland Browns in the
18th all-star classic.
1880. TOP Senate Crime
Hearings: Tape recordings of the
Senate Crime Investigating Com
mittee hearings.
1880, WRC-Senate Crime Hear
ings: Tape recordings of the Sen
ate Crime Investigating Committee
hearings.
leleviSiOn Today.
S:15, WTTG-Baseball: Boston VS..
Washington.
$3.50. W-The Clock: Julie
Hayden stars in Love Is Contra
band"
900, WMAL-March of Tim ::
Admiral Gordon McLintock, super
intendent of the United States Mer-
chant Marine Academy, is inter-
viewed. The film reviews the his
tory of the United States Merchant
Marine from the time of the First
World War.
$3.50, WNBW Battle Report:
John Steelman speaks on American
public defense at home and abroad.
$50, WMAL-An-Sta Football
Game: The College all-stars meet
the Cleveland Browns at Chicago's
Soldiers Field.
1880, WN W-Greatest Fights:
The film is of the Jack Johnson
Stanley Ketchell bout Of October
Is, 1909
1O:45, WNBW of Things:
DR.. Roy K. Marshall looks into the
chemistry of familiar things, max
ing ink from tea, separating water
into hydrogen and oxygen, and ex-
planning the processes.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
ADVERTISEMENT.

! On my recent sojourn at Sea
Island, Georgia, l found an ex-
cellent recipe for Italian spa
ghetti. This was given to me
by a charming guest at the
hotel who told me it was her
favOrite. After trying it, | can
understand why. l consulted
my adviser on all Italian foods.
Harry Angelica of Stand lis
and he agreed that it sounded
all right to him. He made a
few suggestions which l have
incorporated into the recipe as
you will notice.
Meat Balls: Combine 2 pounds
of beef with y pound veal and
/ y pound pork ground together.
Add 3 eggs, l box cracker
crumbs, 2/3 cup raisins Harry
Angelica says pine nuts are good
in this, tOO), salt and pepper.
Sauce: Use 6 to 8 cans of
tomato paste, depending on
the amount of sauce you
wish, and rinse each can with
water 3 times. In other words,
3 cans of water to each can of
tomato paste.
Method: Form meat balls the
size of a medium orange and
brown on all sides in shorten
ing in which you have fried
four large onions, sliced. Harry
Angelica shuddered at this, but
Mrs. Seward Bolles, who gave
me the recipe, said to carefully
drain the onions after frying
crispy brown and then throw
them out, and let the flavor of
the onion in the shortening
flavor the meat balls. Harry
says the onion should be added
its the best part. You might
try both ways and decide
which you like better. Add the
Drowned meat balls to the
sauce, let it come to a boil and
then simmer for four hours.
And there you have it.
Plan now to shop the easy,
way at WashingtOn's
own
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K Sts. NV.
Just park in the FREE lot
next to the market on K ST,
and borrow a wheeled basket to
carry your purchases. It's the
ideal way to shop. :
Evening star., 1951-08-17

Plan now to shop the easy,
inspiring way at WashingtOn's
own
Evening star., 1951-08-17

Evening news broadcast. di-
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL- FM: s pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
HighIights
Radio Today.

7:15, WMAL-Elmer Davis: The
commentator reports from Stock
holm, Sweden.
7:45, WCFM-Suzanne Lundgren:
Miss Lundgren sings Una Voce
Evening star., 1951-08-17
T elevision Tomorrow
Saturday, August l8. 1851

WToP-s5
shsw; T. World Around U.s. Cowboy Playhouse
o. !
Square; l. Sign Off, }, Sports Parade National
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Evening star., 1951-08-17
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MARKET CITY
With Meredith Young

A resident of Washington
who has recently moved here
from another city visited Gen.
ter Market City the other day
and remarked that we Wash
ingtOnianS were very fOrtu-
nate to have so complete a
market as this. He was amazed
to find food items he had
searched for in vain in many
other stores. And when he
found them as well as the usual
everyday fruits and vegetables,
meats and poultry, he was de-
lighted at how easy food mar
keting could be. He had made
the discovery many newcomers
to our city are making every
day.
The old-fashiOned skinless
finnan haddie is one of
the "hard-tO- find" items. MIR.
Naehli, at Stand SAL DI. 5955)
has this as well as Salted
Potomac roe herring. And at
this time of year you don't find
salt cod in very many shops,
either. But Mr.. Naehli has it
in packaged form or in bulk.
Just stop by tomorrow and
make your choice.
At Pappas Stand. No. 5, in
front of the market on X
Street, you'll find plenty of
fresh homegrown tomatoes,
cucumbers, green peppers and
corn very reasonably priced.
In fact, when you do your food
buying at this market you'll
find you get more for your dol
lar than you thought possible.
Try it and see. i.
Evening star., 1951-08-17
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Evening star., 1951-01-14
They Wanted Actresses
And Peggy DowIs Glad They Did When She Came to Hollywood

make good at it. Teaching act
ing would be much safer and
surer, thought"
Going Hungry Helps.
Peggy is only % years old but
kind of decided and clear in all
her ideas and way of life. For
instance. she still lives at the
Studio Club in Hollywood where
girls live who want to break into
pictures without having to spar
with Hollywood wolves. Her name
is rarely linked with Hollywood
men about town. I think she
frightens them off with her seri-
GUS and intelligent attitude about
life in general and her career in
particular.
"Of course. I expect to get mar
ried one day." says Peggy, land
have four daughters. But not
yet" She also believes it's a good
idea for an actress to go hungry
when wooing success.
Did you ever?" / asked her.
Kind Of" replies Peggy. = did
some radio work in New Orleans
one time. I was paid $18.75 a
week. My room rent was $l2 a
week. You can't eat and dress
too well on $6.75 a week. Now
that I'm ma king a little more, I
certainly appreciate what I have.
You know studios can spoil you
with a big salary. My salary isn't
big yet. But when and if 1t is,
believe me. I'll be able TO take it,
having known what IT'S like to
count pennies" ssa u {
Peggy and I try to hgure out
what Harvey" the big invisible
rabbit, is meant to convey. ITO
me Harvey is an escape" says I.
when life gets a little tough. it's
good to be able to fall back on
a prop-sometimes even an i'm
aginary prop like Harvey"
YES" agrees Peggy, Harvey
finds people who want an escape
from misery. like Elwood j. Dowd.
But I guess in the end we all
have to face reality and under
stand it." I told you the girl was
oright.
tReleased by NANA.)
Evening star., 1951-01-14
NEW YORK.

NEW 4o1t4A.
For most Broadway actors the
silded lure of Hollywood is ir-
resistible, but Arthur Kennedy
has a single-purpose mind and it
always brings him back to mid
town Manhattan.
Highly lauded for his perform
ance in the Arthur Miller stage
hit, Death of q Salesman" he
departed from that play one nigh,
last May and hurried westward
to accept one of the film offers
which were overflowing his dress
ing room.
Now he has returned to Broad
way again, as he always does, and
is teaching young actors ano
actresses at the Actors Studio
The latter is a group organized
by Ella Kazan and other directors
and actors to assist the fledglings
who are trying to find an oper
door on Broadway.
"The stage gives more opportu-
mites to youngsters than the
movies" Kennedy said. "You car
persuade a stage director to give
an unknown chance in a gooe
role, but that is terribly difficult ir
films.
Frankly, am teaching at thi!
moment because I want to be
director as we'll as actor. So
think this is case of where
teacher and pupils are learning
equally from each other
Evening star., 1951-01-14
By SheiIoh Grohom

short titled "The Mummy's Foot. "
and he sent her pronto to Uni
versal- international for q screen
test.
"The studio talent director who
made the test told me, Peggy. ]
want you to do a scene from a
picture that this studio is going
to make some day. I think the
scene will be good for you. But
your agent will never be able to
show the film to any other pro-
ducers because it's from pic
ture which is this studios prop
erty. That means that only U-1
will see your test. It's big gam
BILE. Want to take it?'"'
Peggy took the gamble. Re-
suit: She was given a big dra-
matte role in an Ida Lupino pic
ture. Women in Hiding" as well
as a seven-year contract.
An Actress at IL.
Peggy first decided to be an
actress when she was II years
old. They used to make me re-
cite in public and I didn't like
1t much. Then, one Christmas
at school, I was asked to recite
The Night Before Christmas.
Everybody was busy talking and
getting ready to 90 home and
have fun, and / hated to hold
them up with my recitation. Sc
I decided to rush through the
silly thing and get it over with
II was reeling OF the lines and
acting pretty bored with the
whole idea. wherlt I happened to
glance down at the first-grade
kids, in the first row below the
platform. Those kids were eating
lit up. decided to slow down
and put some expression into my
recitation.
1.-THE kids were enthralled. wher
I looked at them again. Then
I noticed that the second graders
and then the third-graders, were
beginning to hang on my every
word. Soon I saw that I had the
rapt attention of every one irl
the auditorium. right up to the
kids my own age. 1t was wonder
full. I knew at that moment that
nothing in the world but an act.
ing career would ever make me
happy. When they all applauded
at the end, was an actress.
But I knew even then it was
going to be difficult. and so
made up my mind after finishing
at Northwestern, that I would
never knock myself out trying te