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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-28
kuenstIerisehe Erzeugnisse
der kuefer und kuebler

;sab madicn nad bier seitcn 5oiier
beraus uuo Oieies vJiiniacipann"
rlbt aui einem brciteu 0ottid,, Den
Jog. grunnentrog. Ger bcfounte
&eutlInser SoIjbilobauer Soppner
bat Sen 6diiern burd Sdnitereiar.
bciten Elm fiinitleriid,es ausieben per-
lieben. sluf Dem Sab, oas 5S3 2iter
Wein entbGlt. ltebt bas 9uttenm1ur.
lie, felt 1913 Sas 8abr5eidlen Ser
Neutlinger Giiierjlnit, mo oariiber
banat Oas ,Siihbonle nit Dem Ga.
ternle". Tas @uttenruinnlc lit cine
arbelt bon 9ilobauer Hiinsiten.
Son SEN einscbauten aoniolen
griibcn bier Sraubenlt nlt0fd,en. Stil
,rnb 8eid)mnf baben bei ser Geital.
tltng Oie Sorbano gebabt. Sas @un.
oeriaB lit Elm 9lnjiebungspunft aui
Dem @teiieaeIGnbe. 9ci ser am 80.
SUM uno 1. Suli 1851 in Geutlir.
gen ItattiinOenoen Tcrbanbstosung
ocs 1iiIer. uno GiibIerbanomerfs Don
Siirttem6crg. .9aOen miro oieies Tai;
ebenialls 5l icben icin. 9icier "a.
aung geht an %. Suui cine 9unoes
tagung 0es entertainments poraus.
Iurf, Sic Suitiatiue BON Sbcrnlei.
tier Sobrer lit cs aclllnaen. bieie
gunoesta9lng nah Geutlingen an
Derleaer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-28
Aas ue,snaStetpn, Okie
Sucio 80 - Gcreinsueriantmlum0

Sic nGhite rcoelm1biNc Gercinss
periunnnlllna bes 3lpeiacs 80 Iinbet
ltott am Sontou nodln,ittuN. Den I.
Suli 1851. rml 3 llhr in Dem Sod,s
lcnbcin. S(llc &ereinsbriiDer limo
bcr;lihit ochetcn. omueienb su lcin.
s(ls Gin uutitcbcnoes OtitNlicO bcs
&crcins lit cs Scine Eflid,t uuo
s(ufoobe Sirh an Ben Scrianlnllln=
Qcn 9cincs Gereins Ill beteilioen.
9os @cocibcn unieres Sercins licot
ouf lmicren Sd,ultern. liebe Brit
Der, ahcr Die ViirDc ocS @eocibens
miro nllr bon ppn ein pour trcllell
Sud)lenbriiOcrn letraocn, mas nid)t
reft lit. llniere Geranttportlitbfcit
oes Wcocihens uno 9cltehel,s oes
&crcins lit oenou 10 aroR pie Die Der
Scan,ten. benn phnc llnlerc 3uiauc
fDnnen Die Gcamtcn lire Slrbeit
old niht in rihtiNcr &ciie burds
filhren. 9oiiet lrns oQe licbe griioer
nit pollem sSntcreiie in unp fir lln=
ieren Gcrein orbeiten. GeracEt
borllm niht, oof bic ndhite reacl=
nGSi0e Gereinsperiommluna an,
Sonl,tuN Den 1. Suli itattfinhet.
Sic Seomtcu bes 3lpciaes 80 iino
ulld, erillcht. lid al Der geamtcn=
periammlllnQ su betciliNen. Die llnl
1 llbr 80. ant SpnntoN,. Den I Suli
i'm Sohienbcim ituttfinoct. 9ieie
Notwithstanding finoet itott
Dor ner reoeln,ibiNcn Gcreinsper=
ioninlllna bcs 3lueiNcs. Mllc geomz
ten limo oober erilht. ampeienp al
icin.
9SiQiam M. Soartmon Sefr.
9S
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-28
SAxONs VETERANS
BY H. STEINER

The first thing on the agenda is
Our picnic on the Fourth of Iulv.
Reservations are coming in nicely.
All you need bring to the picnic
are some knives and forks and a
clean table cloth. Bring all YOUR
children and come prepared for a
good time. There will be enough
food on hand for all. But don
forget You must make your reser-
vations by June 3Oth.
The next vets meeting will be
held on July 9th. Keep this date
in mind.
The United Saxon picnic was
well attended but the fun was
dampened somewhat by the down.
pour in the late afternon. The
vets did their part at tie picnic
by holding the games and races
Tor the children and also giving
the prizes for same.
This coming Sunday the Elm
tfacnt Is navlng their picnic. We
hope to see number of vets
there.
Ernie Gottschling and wife are
proud parents of a second baby
girl. Congratulations NAV the
next one be boy.
1T was nice to see our old friend
johnny Wonnerth at the picnic &
he was glad to see many of his
Saxon friends. Tommy Schneider
walked off with a nice prize at
the picnic.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-28

Neltliuacn. - Mand)em Strip.
fer" bat es ibon setraunlt, er bate
in feincm @artcn bintcr Sem Saus
einen @einbrunneu nit epig ilie-
|benoer Suellc, Sic alle Sorsen oes
aHtaas goloen id,inmerno biuwes.
plutifcrn fann. 8ie ein . FOLDER
Srlnneu ausieben nl,b, lit oui Ser
rehten Seite neber bem eingaug
sur SiItbaue bier 3u ieben. Sort itebt
clnj Original @einbrunrcn, uon Ell.
mem reijenbcn Sapiurn eeseu ieoe
natiirlife &ermGiieruns BON oben
acld)iist. Gr lit entitanocn nod GlG.
ncn BON Snnllnss.Sberlneiiter Su,
lls Gubrer, Meutliusen, Dem 2au.
Observation-Disclosures bes aiiicr.
luO aiiblersSanolperfs unO aus sci,
len eisencr @erfitatt beruorsesan.
I9en.
S6ernlciitcr Sobrcr bat in icincr
elgcnen acacrei cine sanje Neibe
,ul.noeruoa uerjierter isGiier allcr
@robcn. Sir ibn bat ein ieOes 5ab
nlbt nllr elncn Subalt, ionoern aud)
snsleih cinen Spmbolaebalt. Sn Die.
Ter 9c;ieJung pilegt CT alte Sitter.
uno &iiblertra0ition ser Ncutlinacr
aiiIcrjunit, oie aui cine Sabrhuu.
oerte ulte Gntlpidlung perncifcn
tam. Nus einem auired)t ltebenoen
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DETROIT, MICH.

Our three Detroit delegates re-
turned from the I. S. !. A. con-
vention in Salem with good news.
Because TIE I. s. !. A. has de-
Clded not to have a baseball
league this year. they are going
to have a ball carnival. The dii-
ferent clubs will send their ball
teams to Detroit. We will have a
play off. with the 7. s. 7. \.
donating trophy to the victor.
We wont know which teams are
coming or the exact schedule un-
til the +. S. J. \. sends us the in
formation. but the fete will be
held July 2lst and 22nd.
We would like to take this
opportunity to thank Salem 70,
hosting the convention this wear
We had jolly old time and their
meals were yummy. Thanks
again.
Frieda Hermann will be our
acting president because our pre-
sldent George Schuster is work
ing nights. Our next club meeting
will be held at Hank Herrnanns
house at $50. We urge all ouf Our
members to please attend our July
business meeting because we have
a lot of planning to do and very
little time to do it.
Don't forget our annual picnic
will also be held July %. We want
this picnic to be Our most success
ful one. so get out and don't push
your tickets. We would also like
to thank everyone attending the
convention who so generously
bought tickets to our picnic,
knowing they would be unable to
attend.
Attention all T. S. J. A. clubs
Please notify Frieda Hermann
loO2O Edmore Drive, Detroit. il
You are planning to attend the
baseball carnival. We will have to
know WHO is attending before the
tenth of July.
Betty Schuster, Reporter
1872 Ardnore, Ferndale
Michigan.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
By ROSE & HILDA

Don't forget Senior meeting
this Sunday. July lst. This is a
very important meeting as the
increase in insurance benefits will
be voted on at that time. All
Juniors are on the committee for
the Jitney Supper to be held after
the meeting. SO let's show the
Seniors we ar all willing to help.
The meeting is to start promptly
at 2:SO .. N. and we understand
door prize ticket will be given
to the first 50 people present, SC
get there early to get your chance
at the prize. and plan TO stay late
to enjoy yourself with all the
SaXOns.
Our deepest sympathy to the
family OF Michael Hartig, Ir
who was killed in an automobile
accident June %.
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seehsjohrespIon der EcA
fver die Vertriebenen

Sannooer. - Ger BON Mr. Come
im Suffrage ser GGY periabte
Tliibtlingsberift lit nun aus;ugs.
weile ueroiietnlid,t moroen. Gr ent.
balt Sorid)lGse iiir Oie ginsIieoruns
ocr aus oeun Often uertriebeneu
Seutihen in oie wcitoeutihe gunoes.
rcpublif. Snr 9auie bon 6 Sabrcn
lollen 100000 Gertriebenc innerbaIb
Weltoelltithlanos umseiicoclt uer.
ocn. Inn einen 8epolfcrunssausaleidl
genldB Den uorbanoenen GriIten,.
nogllflfeitcn berbeiSuiiihren. sSerner
lollcn I'M &a6men oes Glanes 8uh.
nullgsneubauten aufeeiiibrt uno
$4,000 gauermuirtidaiten iouie
$1,000 Nebenerperb.M .Mnmeien iiir
Sertriebene aeifaiien meroen. BUR
Healliicrl,ng hcs Ylanes iino 12
Milliaroen Marf eriorocrIif); ibre
guTbrlngllna ioQ - imet tuic iett
hefannt iullrOe - burd) cine inter,
natlonale slnleibe crIeidtert merocn.
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Observation-Disclosures in der
TschechosIowokei
NIT 10000 Insossen

Stodbolm. - Die SnternationaI
Confederation Of 5ree Sraoe unions
berittet anbanO aenauer Srtsanga.
ben Oab in Der Sidedoilowafci Der
iclt 46 3wanssarbeitslager beiteben.
Cie 3abl Ser Geiangeuen iiberitcigt
10000. Sic srobten Eager beiinScn
lid in Ser llrou-Staot Soad,imstbal
i'm SuOctcnlano uno Slpar Elm aase.
meines Eager nit 23,4OO Sniaiicn
l'no ein 6rallcnlagcr nit $500 Sn.
lallen. Oiele @eIanJenen ar6eiten in
Den linter Sopictperpalt,lng iteben,
Sen l(ranberaluerfen obue binrei.
tenoen SeItrablungsid,ub mS gebc1
clneln raIGen qualpoQen 9ooe cnt.
gegcn. slnoere gro6e 2ager lino in
Ser SuOetcnltaot sluiiis al ser Glbe
nit $4,000 @eiangenem in ser
aoblcnItaot aloono nit 5000 Or.
beltSiflauen uno in Sribrom nit
1000 SeIansenen. meld,e in ocn
Scrgluerfcn ocs 8ropwalbes Sfla.
penarbeit leiiteu.
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.3'ueia 22

g. nicne ollcn Sc,lpeitern bcs
3lpeiacs - sllr aeiGlliacn 9todriht
DoH IN Der lesten Serion,n,lllno an
10. Nllni Der geihlllE octaEt luurbe
Die &erion1nlllnloe,l fiir &lli mi
9luNuit on ;lpeiten Sienstau De-
Mnnots I'm, Z llhr obcnos abochol
fen luerben iol(en. Sllip liche Shluc
itern niht Den ilpciten SpnltoN
innocrn ben slpeiten I,enstua in
Monot.
9Sir lohcn olle Sd,lpeitern Gin an
Sicnstoa abenb. ben 10. Suli I'M
I llbr unlucleno I'll iein. slud, mer
oen mir in bieien slpei 0tpnotc,
niht ierpieren. Sicieniaen Sdre
iter,, bic nit ben zsliieHmen>
nod) I'M HiifltauD iinb. iinb 0cbctcn
iid, Nutltehenb III mod,cn.
&otb. Giinosordfi, Scfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-28
CHICAGO, ILL.
BRANCH Al

Well, here is almost the lst OF
July and of course you all know
that Branch AZ has it S annual pic
mic ON the 4th of July every year
1t will be in TIE same picnic grove
at lO7 and Ridgeland, but this
year we are going to have an at
traction. The young married men
are going to try and act like our
White SoN and beat the young I'M
married men in a game of base
ball. 1t sure will really be some
thing to see. The game will start
about $50 so why don't all you
baseball fans come out and have
a lot of fun cheering your team
Besides the baseball game there
will be games and lot of fun for
everyone from , to 20.
II YOU don't want to bring your
own picnic lunch, there will be
plenty to cat for the committee is
planning a nice lunch. The COM
mittce headed by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Feist are working hard to
make this affair a big success, so
come on out and spend the day
with us. Don't forget the 4th OF
July at l07 and Ridgeland. All OF
YOU that don't have cars get a
bus at 6Srd and Halsted that will
take YOU right to the door, and
those with cars can take the
Southwest Highway west to
Ridgeland. SO here's hoping to see
all OF YOU on the 4th OF July.
Margaret Dickerson, Seer.
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This and That from Washington

tacted me early and thoroughly ap-
preciated the opportunity this gave
for frank exchange of ideas. 9th
ers came to my Office after the
House had adjourned.
THE Congressional group four
l. from the Committee on Appro-
priations, four from the Armed
Services Committee and eight from
the Committee on Foreign Affairs
who went over to Europe on
Thursday, June 14th, preparatory
to consideration of the Foreign Aid
Bill. returned Tuesday the 18th
after very strenuous trip. Reports
will be made to the three commit
tees this week, but all are agreed
the trip was well worth the effort.
A BILL extending the time for
"A processing applications for ad-
mission to the United States under
the Displaced Persons Act of l948.
was approved by the Senate on
June l1th. We, in the House, had
passed it tHR 3576) on May 9th.
Only such visas as were sought be-
fore the original deadline of June
3Oth may be processed during the
extension. I understand that a
Committee aide has said that some
5000 applications would be handled
in the six month period.
A N agreement was signed June
IA End by the governments of In
dia and the United States for CO.
operative locust control campaign
under the Point Nv program.
Two U. S. Air Force CAT planes
now in Germany and three Piper
Cubs now finishing the dramaticai-
ly successful anti-locust spraying
operation in Iran. about which
told you, will be in action In Raj
putana province and neighboring
states by July 1st. The U. s. Over
seas Airlines will undertake the job
as in Iran. William Mabee, our
leading expert in this field, will 60
to India from Iran as Will one of
the Indian observers of the Sue
cessful Iranian campaign. India will
furnish ground crews, landing
ships, as well as transportation for
all members of the spraying mis-
sion.
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CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH l

Hello Everybody! Our picnic
for the season is we'll on the way
and we do hope this one will be
a success, especially for our
children. We have a very able
committee preparing everything
possible for everybody and we do
hope YOU folks will all come out
with your dear children and enjoy
lovely picnic of Your Branches
ii Juniors on Sunday July 18th
at Pollman Grove, York Road
near Crile's Hospital. The Polka
dots will render the music
and there will be a lot lot of
prices given for different con-
contests an prices beginning
at y p. nj. EVERYBODY is invited
to attend.
Branch IA Junior Committee
lPer Z. T. J
u. %, 5, y.
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ry Miller, on the birth of their
daughter, June Is. Another little
Saxon to join the Club in a
couple of years.
Don't forget the picnic. that
Branches II and II are having
Sunday, July | at Loher's Ranch.
Come out and spend the whole
day and bring all the kids, lots Of
games and fun for them.
Those of us who did 60 to the
picnic last Sunday, at Monroe
Falls, had a swell time. All of us
came home looking like red beets.
Too bad more of the juniors did
not show up.
Jeanne Morris. Reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-28
THE SAXON MR. AND)
MRS. CLUB
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO

The June meeting of the Saxon
Mr.. * Mrs. Club was held on the
9th at the G.. +. Picnic Grounds.
after which the club members
enJoyed a wiener roast.
There will be no regular meet
ing i'll July, but on the llth. our
swim party will take place at
Rose Lake, starting anytime in
the afternoon. until 1000 p. m.
The pavilion is also available. SO
make day OF it, bring along
your picnic suppers.
July 10Th is the day OF our
annual picnic. to be held at the
Saxon Picnic Grounds. Everybody
is invited and will be made wei
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&ird,en ,yrauen @erein ncr
Soonterns 6emcinoe

IS biene allen Mitaliepern su,
aetalliaen Nod,rift. baf Die reoel.
indfi0e Gerlomnllnu an Spnll.
tao, Den /. Nlli lm $50 llhr nad):
mittoas ituttfincet. Sic Shlpeiterl
lperoen erllldlt. iirb sahlreih Ill hc.
teili0en. bcionoers peil int sluolli1
feline Sipllno ohNcboltcn miro.
Slnd Soerbert, Scfr
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come. All members are expected
for this affair and will be called
by the telephone committee at
which time they are asked to
make final arrangements.
Our next regular meeting will
be held August lst. You are asked
to come early. at that night we
are going to Idora Park to enjoy
the Fun House. Rides, and etc.
We wish to extend our congra-
tulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Ttomae, on the birth of their
daughter.
Ludy Brener, Rec. Secretary.
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2lms Salcmt, Okie
.3ueia Is

"a Der ;3rueia is bcid,loiien hat,
pie >>uli. lnp Sluouit Gcriom'lun=
acn au ilucitcn iSrcitao I'M Monot
ob;ubaltcu, 10 mirb Die rcQelmGHioe
&eriunlnll1nn m ,Sreita0 Den IS.
S1Ii I'M s HIN obcnOs ltattfi1beu.
IS lit luiinid)clslpert, Oof iih Die
Mit1licDer sablrcicl) beteiIincn. Sie
Dtahnlllu ucbt ullh al Die iiinQeren
Shlueltcrn.
Grr Spilal &omitee fir brei Wto.
nute ilnb Die St'lpeitern: Gliiubett
c5irltl)t, N,ilnu Spncrth ullO &utba.
rira Glmcilh. ..-.s...,,.
Sliunna oermon, Scfr.
%, }, 12.
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BRANCH 80

The regular monthly meeting
OF Branch 33. will b held Friday
July 18th 1881 at ] 80 p. m. at the
East Side Sachsenheim.
The members on the sick list
are John Faff, Fredrick Spaan,
Martin Brenner, Martin May,
Matthias Schieber and Steve We
Der. Tie members wish them all
a speedy recovery.
Paul G,ist. Seer.
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN
BRANCH 81

Meeting will be held Thursday
July sth at Carl's Tap Room 1899
Gratiot. A lot of business will be
talked about. so all members try
and do your duty. Your attendance
would be greatly appreciated.
Michael Tcutsch, Seer.
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seIten benvtzte Drose
heiIt toedIiehen Kreb.

Earis. - Die syran50iiide Gbi.
rursen, ,afaSenie 6eidditist iid nit
Dem Sale zines 7iGbriacn. sjunacn,
oelen grjt iaate, er lei ourd, sic
Inlpenouna einer ielten benutten
Nro9e. Observation-Disclosures
Die IN Der Mitte oes 19. Ssabrblln.
oerts BON bent enaliiden Gbelnifer
Cir 8illiam Yerfins suiannenae.
ltellt lpiroe, bon einem bisber t0Oli.
d)en ytierenfrebs gebeilt moroen
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Der slr;t, Grof. Or. Mene Su.
guenin, iir5tlider Setter oes Bile.
iuii. i.Snitituts bel Haris, ioste. Ser
Slnge babes an &rebs selitten. ielt
cr 4 Sabre alt mar. Ser Hroiciicr
lit ieOod) poriihti9 uuo behauptct
niht, oab Sic Srusc cine auscnlcinr
Sur iiir arebs iii.
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2las It. Gemis, 211e.
3,ucig Is

l'n'erc rc0clnllhiQe Ntonutsper=
1on,nlliuu fimbct um Spnntao, Del,
/. Sllli I'M 3 llbr nuhmittaos I'M
Ct. Sollls ioOllie itott. Sos hciEe
sScttcr ioll Die .Diitalicpcr nid)t hill-
bern, oicie &criommlllnu su bcill.
den, "a llnlcr &criunumllnas -9cfoI
lehr filbl lit ulo NeniiaenD Griri-
ltbllnAcn pnrhunDcn icin ucrocn
,UtltNllcbcr, lpClhe ihrc SipiDcnncl,
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CLUB SECRETARIES!

Notices arriving Wednes-
day morning at our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
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nch niht erbalten haben, icllten es
niht periGltme,,, oieies 10 ihnell ipie
mo0lirf, ;u trn.
Scp Voellceni, Sefr.
0S
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SollSAANAot AAA
report as fol-
lows:
Lake County
Room 2O3, Fed
eral Building,
Painesville, Ohio.
Geauga Coun-
ty-Post Omce,
Chardon, Ohio.
C u y a h o g a
County - Main
Post Office, West
3rd and Pros
pect, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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Canton Junior Soxon Club

Congratulate ons to the new
proud parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
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nii VI Nuy reg
istered candidates have received
written notice from me which they
should take with them to serve as
permission to take the examination.
THIS week has been a busy one.
l. First there were private bills.
Then came the Legislative Appro-
priations Bill, and on Calendar
Wednesday" the Committee on
Veterans Affairs passed a group OF
bills before the Tax Bills gag rule
was brought up at 800 o'clock
Thursday we went into session at
1000 o'clock in the morning to give
time for the full two days general
debate before the vote. Under a
gag rule no amendment, except
possible Committee amendments,
are allowed. So the vote had to be
q straight Yes or No. The general
opinion voiced was that it is a bill
filed with inequities that could
bring grave difficulties in its wake.
THURSDAYS Session was inter-
L rupted by the visit to the Cham
ber OF the President of Ecuador
who addressed the House at noon
time.
TUESDAY was a day when our
i Offices were filled with Postal
employees who came on to give us
their view of present salaries and
the need of upping them. I had the
fun of lunching those who con-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-06-28

EXAMINATIONS for West Point
IL and Annapolis are scheduled
for $50 A. M. Monday, July 2nd.
Evening star., 1951-11-16
Italians 10 Bomb Canal
To Divert FLOODING Pc
BY the Associated Press

ROVIGO. italy, Nov. 16.-PIanes
were ordered out in dense fog to-
day to drop bombs along the rag
ing Pc River in an effort to divert
flood waters menacing Rovigo and
Adrio.
Helicopters were used to rescue
isolated flood victims in Northern
Italy. where at least SO persons
have perlshed in the past week.
Property damage runs into the
millions. Hundreds of thousands
of acres of the fertile Pc Valley
are under water, damaging crops.
Muddy waters were already
flooding the streets of Rovigo, a
provincial capital of 10000 popu-
lation. Adria, with a similar pop
ulation. lies to the southeast, clear
to the Adriatic Sea.
Authorities hope the bombs
will breach the bank of the Canal
Blanco-the White Canal-near
Arqua and send the surging Pc
waters into a less thickly popu-
lated region. Arqua is about 10
miles southwest of Rovigo. The
canal was flooded by the swol-
len Pc.
Evening star., 1951-11-16
Star Staff Photo.

studied them before launching one
here. Mrs. Truman lent her name
Jas patron and Mrs. Gilbert GroS-
Ivenor, another patron, exhibited
the antique-looking needle point
panels for furniture which she
produces.
About 80 residents at Soldiers
Home are exhibitors and eight
residents of the Hurt Home for
the Blind. Golden Age clubs of
Bethesda and Alexandria also have
exhibits.
Maps Contour of Trail.
DR.. G. J. P. Barger is showing
his 45-foot graph of the elevation
contour of the Appalachian trail
from Harrisburg. Pa, to Waynes-
boro, Va, He is also showing the
bicycle wheel with a mileometer
attached which he pushed all the
way along the trail taking altitude
readings every one-tenth of mile.
1T is a hobby that calls for
healthy exercise" his sign says.
R. B, Bierly shows his collection
of viollns including a Francesca
Rugeri made in Cremona about
1894. NeedleWork of amazing in
tricacy fills many of the cases.
The show will continue through
Monday and will be open from 10
am. to 10 pm. There will be en-
tertalnment in the auditorium
every evening at 8 o'clock by per-
formers past so.
Evening star., 1951-11-16

Callers entering the Commerce
Building today are greeted by g
sign in the main lobby that reads
Grow old along with me-the
best is yet to be-"
The Golden Age Hobby Show
all 800 exhibitors are above CO.
is occupying much of the lobby
space. 1t is the second annual
show of the products and treas
ures of elderly people to be staged
there by the District Recreation
Board and the United Community
Services.
One of the things these hobby
shows have done, said Miss Sibyl
Baker, assistant superintendent of
is to knock down the
idea that it is difficult for the
to learn new crafts.
Learns to Make Rugs.
She pointed to a hook rug by
Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith, who re-
Gently retired as a member of the
Board of Education. 1t was one
of the finest in the show. Mrs.
Smith started to make her first
rug less than a year ago, Miss
Baker said. Miss Marie c. Gorely
taught herself to produce ham
brass within the last year.
Hobby shows for the elderly
started in New York about seven
years ago, she said. Cleveland has
excellent shows and the board