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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

Friedrich Heckmonn, 81 Johre
lang in elmer kleinen Stodt lebend,
kan i'm Sommer l947 nit einem
Gswicht Won 81 Pfvnd aus der
rvssisehen Krieeseefongensehoft.
Er war 1914 fver tot erkloert wor-
den, we'll sein- Komponieehef ihn
ais "vermisst. wohrseheinIieh &C.
fallen" eemeldet hate vnd spoe-
ter cine Reihe Won Komeroden be.
zeveten, doss sic eesehen hoetten,
vie Hickman i'm Nohkompf &C.
fallen sci. Seit dem ~. August
l941 war er in rUssiseher Cefon.
eensehoft eewesen. Vie er diese
zeit dvrcheestonden hat, wird ME-
mails festzvsteIIen sein. Er kan
ober i'm Jvni l947 'wieder. Am
Abend des ~. Jvni stand er vor
dem Bohnhof des kIeinen vnzer-
stoerten stoedtchens. Unsehlvessig.
in der obeerissenen, zerlvmpten
kleidvng des Gus RvssIond HEINZ
kehrenden SoIdoten. Niemond er-
konnte i'm, Und oveh er fond wohI
die Mensehen fremd. Spoeter
wvrde beriehtet, er hobe Ionge
Zeit oUf der BrUeeke gestonden
vnd dos Treiben der Bodenden oUf
dem FIuss betroehtet, den kIeinen
Booten noeheesehout, die i'm
obendIichen Schein oUf dem Was.
ser trieben. Es wvrde doemmrig,
ais Hickman vor seinem einstigen
HoUse stand. WiederUm wUrde
spoeter aus Aevsservneen der
Umwohner zvsommengetrogen,
vie bemerkt worden sci, doss die.
ser einstmoIiee Soldot Ionee Zeit
vor dem sti|Iieeenden Hovs se.
stonden hobe vnd ovf Elm Schild
storrte, ovf dem gemolt stand:
Heinrich Hickman - Gemiseht.
Merchandising.
Der AbIovf war damn etwo fol.
gender: Heckmonn betrot sein
Hovs, nit dem vnsieheren AUS
drvek des Froeenden, des Nieht-
Besreifenden. Er hat i'm zweiten
Stock geloevtet. frov Hickman
erzoehlte, wenn ovch verstoert,
damn spoeter dem KriminoIpoIizei-
inspektor:
"Ieh hobe eerode strvempfe &C.
stopft, vnd do hat es eekIineeIt.
Vie ich oUfmoehte, sehe ich einen
Soldoten, einen Mann - vie ieh
eleieh erkonnt hobe, war der aus
der rUssischen Kriegseefongen-
sehoft entIossen. Er soete NIGHTS,
froete NIGHTS sehovte mich nvr
an. Ieh soete "Cvten Abend" -
er ontwortete NIGHT - ich froge:
'Konn ieh wos fver Size tvn?' Do
soete err: 'Kennst dv mich nieht?'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

s. Guitnp Sippel, bis Dor fltrjer
3eit Geid)Gftsiiibrer zines gtew s)pr'
fer Geiiebiiros. lit iett nit ser Scan.
oinapien slirlines perbunoen. lal,t
9efanntmad)llng oes GiSepr1lioentel1
ser SaS, Serrn Sarclo 8pIlens'
paro.
Gor Sem ariege tpar Serr Tippel
Bel ser Samburs-slm Sinie-
Norooeutlher Slopo ongeltellt, itn>
er lit oesbalb beionoers in beutlt)'
amerifaniiheu Geile5irfeln gut be,
FAINT. Gs lit feline sluisube, Sic bic.
iisen beltih.amerifoniifen geilc,
oeeuten I'M Gcrfal,fen lmO Tproes
ring oes SaS Sienit SIT inter.
itiisen.
Scrr Tippcl lit in @ittcn al be,
EuDr geborcn uno pobrcno Ncs &rie.
gcs oiente er in scr nnlcrlfaniibel
slrmee OILS Sbericlolpebcl i'm 2GO
Sniuntcric- Hegilncnt. Gr pobnt 223
Seamon slnc., Tcnp s)orf Gitp, ,n>
er lit Ntitslieo oeS 9telp Yorf gpl
Glpants.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
Die zu|assung Won Aus|aendern
soil bald er|eichtert Werden
Haus nohm neve VorIoqe an.

slbItinn,llnu pprlon itumntc bon
Senutpr WicGorrou. Gent, 9tep.,
ocm Soriitcnbcn bcs Ncdtsaus.
lhu'ics, Der bon SlnfonQ an nitt
nit Der neutrality-suspicious. Sluslcs
0lna pes Siherbeitsaeicees suiriez
ocn mar. @eneralampalt McGratb
hott elm einem Sbreiben McGurron
mit0eteilt, bab bos Suiti,beporte=
ment Die burd Sen 3uiae bes &C.
nators oeihoffene &lGrlma bes Ga=
ra0raphen hcs 4eieses beNriibe, sic
lldb NIT Der 3lllaiillna bon slnocb0=
riQen totalitirer GerbGnoe hefoiien.
Sas @elet lpor i'm pori0en Cont
mer iiber Dos &eto GrGiioent Srll=
mans perabid)iehet mproen.
Scr GiniaunQ slpiiden Dem &C.
neralonlpolt llnb McGorrun oin0
cine idarIe Spntroperie Slpiirben
ocn beiben pnron. McGorran botte
OtcGrat6 poraelporfen, ooB oos ssu=
ltiaoepartement abiittlih bas @eies
10 ena allsle0e, I'M es Su iabotieren.
Sos Staatsbeportement. Dem bie
slusltelllno Ser Sei,lths= lnb Gin=
ipanoerllnosuiien oblieat, botte iid)
ebenfolls in Die Streitfro9e einNe=
idaltet. Gs pertrat ben Stanopunft,
oaR icne slllslinoer niht ln1ter bos
8eiet fallen ipllcn, oie slm Scitritt
III Den tptolittiren SrNuniiotipnell
0eilul'nQen pDer phne 9Siiien suul
MitNlico oe,naht lpllroen, plne
ibrer Sciinnlnu mad, nit ibnen per=
blnben lelpeicn su icin.
Sln !oous bate lid) insheipnbere
Herr. Nalter, Sem, Eu., Gpriitcn=
Der hcS Ginlpdnberlln0s. Subsidiaries
i'm Suitisfpmitcc, fir sic &laritcl=
lllno nes Gclescs Derlponnt, mie lie
iebt crfplot lit. Gr mac)te insbcicn=
berc Qcltenb, hoH man SlllslGnoerl
nid)t Die 3lllailllna perlpehren Dir,
fe, lpeil iie einmol Der SoitlerzSNlls
Qcno Ooer Der rSullila" Der foihi.
itiihen Suaenbpraaniiotion, anae,
bort hohen pbcr lpeil lie etlpd in Den
StreitfrGften Seutihlanbs poer
SNaliens oebient habcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
Wissenschaft bestaetigt Aberg|auben
Gehemnisvoes Gift mucht Froven Iovnisch vnd toetet
MueUse.

slber crit 11ah bcm slpciten &clts
fric0 perOffentlidte ein a,Oerer
Norid}er 81. 2on0e=Gunoermom
oos Groebnis 0ans nellortiaer Inter-
illrllnNen, oie tatiGd)lih bos Sor=
bonoeniein eines iolhen Menotorins
su hcipeiien iheinen. Sm @eoeniab
su Shif, Der nllr nit Eflan;en er=
perimenticrte, bot er bic SSirfung
oes nah bcipnbcrem Scrfabren aus
DEM sSrauenblut iiolierten @iftes
auf Siere nGmlid tpeiBe MGuie, be-
obodtet, bu Der tieriicbe Srgapis=
mus menihliden GerbGltniiien ipez
lentlih beiicr entipriht. Geine Gin=
lpritlnaen perllriodten ie nadb Sp=
llcrlIn0 nllr Duriiberoebenbe &ranf-
hcltserld)eillllnaen ODER ipaar tDbli-
te &dn,pfe l1no SGblnlrngen Der
Ncrllldstiere. Sen Snrnptonen nah
oilrfte eS iid olip Inn Gin ltorfes
Nerpcn0ift bonbeln, lpeIheS fllr;
por Ocm Ginleben bes llnlppbll
rcNclnlil;i1 i'm aeianlten Slutfreis,
louf Der lnltcrilld)tcn Eatientcn nad)=
Nclpiclcn lperOcn fpnnte, bom aber
raid ollsNcid)ieben ipurDe. IS lit be-
lonbers intcreiiont, bo6 Die &pn,en,
trotion bieieS mGllictDtenoen ySirf.
tories Der natiirlid alberbolb Der
fritilben Sage pDlliQ feblte bel bcl1
einselnen iSrollcn iebr perid)ieoen
ipor lrnb sllOem audi bel Elm ltno ber=
ielbcn Geriuhsperion bon Mal Su
Ofal betrGthtlide llnterihieoe aufs
lpies. Son1it huben ipir enolih cine
Grflarlln0 Oafiir, Do6 niht icoe Gpa
lmter bcm rMonb" in INNER alei=
der Neiie su leiDen bat.
IS lie0t I'M Geien oller 'sor=
iduna bub ieoe ncue Grfenntnis
lpicper nelle Srpblemc II. 9luf9aben
NIT iih brin9c. llcher Gntltcbmg
imb d,clniihell sll,fbau bcs im Sier,
perllld) nud0elpieienen Menptorins
lpillen ipir nod oar nihts. Die 9lr=
belt Qcbt olio meiter nit Dem 3icl.
cin Mittel All finben, unicren ,Srau-
Ell allh III ienen Sa0cn bliibenoes
slllsieben llnO quite Sullne su erbol.
ten. Gci Der 9tusanipenolng berar,
tiger Grpcrimente miiiien mir lms
ieboh iebr bopor bitten, Elm umbe=
rehtiatcs &ranfbeitsaefiibl au siih=
ten. Geraoe bas illnae WGbhen ioa
man lliht peripeihlihen unb etpa
aus aerinQitcn @riinben aleich ins
Vctt ltefen. Sblieblih banoelt es
iit,, oas lei niht per1eiien, bod MIR
INN cinen pinboluaii(hen Sprgana,
filr beilcn 3ultanDefonnen Dem
nellcntoeftcn &irfitpfi beltinn,t
audi einc pplitipe glllfaabe ,ufulle,1
oilrftc. 9tlr lcinc iibcrmabi9e Sil-
blna Nilt cS al pcrnleiDcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
Der Tod des Toterk Iaerten

Ieh war ersehroeken - 'Nein', sage
ich. 1eh bin Fritz dein Mann.
Er kan ovf mich ~ gonz lang
sam, NIT einem eonz Unbeweeten
Gesieht. Err eing on mir vorbei. in
die Kueche schoute SIGH Um. lch
wvsste nicht mehr, was ieh moehen
sollte. - Ieh frogte, er CAB keine
Antwort. Er schoUte SIGH um, ging
damn dvrch die thinner - INNER
ohne Elm Wort, i'm thinner Won den
Kindern schoute er oUf die Betten
die Kinder warren sehwimmen -
vnd damn froete er: Sind sic ee.
sund?' - lch nickte - wir hoben
zwei. Herr Kommissor - ieh wvsste
nicht, was ich denken soIlte - do
frogte er damn: WorUm steht
denn ovf dem Sehild Heinrich vnd
NIGHT Friedrich - vnd do hobe ich
linn erzoehIt, doss er doeh tot er.
kloert sci vnd doss ich seinen BrU-
der eeheirotet Und doss der nun
dos Ceschoeft fvehrte. v. ich hobe
eben erzoehlt. vie es war vnd was
man eben so allies sogt. Sic wissen
ia - Und ieh war ovfgereet. vnd
mein Mann also Heinrich war
doch NIGHT do - Fritz nickte vnd
schoUte mich INNER SO an, SO vie
Elm Hvnd. verstehen Sic. vie Elm
Tier - es war fvrchtbor vie er
do so stand, nit den lumpen vnd
den HolzschUhen vnd ich wUsste
mir NIGHT ~ heIfen und holte die
TodeserkIoervng Gus dem Schreib-
tisch vnd zeigte sic linn, vnd ieh
weinte - ober er war so vollkom-
men reelos, und er nohm, die Fin
ger warren eonz verkrvemmt vnd
moeer. dos Popier vnd los. vnd
damn sogte er: 'Ich bin also tot
Und er drehte sich vm vnd ging
hinovs. lch lief hinter linn her -
'bIeib doch' Und 'es wird sieh allies
kIoeren' - ober er gine fort, und
ieh konnte inn doch nicht festhol.
ten, ieh hate doeh dos Essen fver
meinen Mann, fUer Heinrich, ovf
dem FeUer vnd fver die Kinder -
sic warren zvsommen schwimmen,
die Kinder sind ia Won Fritz - und
ieh hoerte ihn noch, vie er aus
dem House oeht - oeh es is+
fvrehtbor - ieh konn doch NIGHTS
dofUer - bestimmt nichtI - So Elm
ormer Mensch-"
Der KriminoIkommissor sogte
damn nvr noch, doss sic ihn eben
tot eefvnden hoetten, ohne se.
woltsomes Zeiehen, am Morgen i'm
FlUss, Unter einem Busch - "es hat
halt nvr noch bis hierher eereieht,
damn hat dos Herr eben NIGHT mehr
sekonnt, NIGHT mehr gewoIlt -"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

9oS Observation-Disclosures nabm ci=
ne Sorlaqe o1, ltah Der es iolhcll
Eerionen ,noali hoemaht iperoen
Iou. bic :Ginreiies esGrlaubnis mach bcll
Sereintoten Stauten 3l1 erbolter, bie
unfreiipilliae Wtitalieoer ouslGnoi=
iher nasiltiiher, faihiitiiher pner
ion'tiaer nicbt= =fomm,lniitiiher Sers
bdnOe iparen.
Serartiae Gericnen b,trften bos
9ano nid)t mebr betreten, ieit i'm
poriaen Sahr' bas slusldnberaeiet
McGorran im .&onareb slnnabme
Qefllnben hattie.
Sas neue 8eIet lit nun in Ser
Sauptiahe fit bic i'm sluslanb oes
bprenei, sSrauen pber &eripanbten
bon omerifaniihen SoIDaten oe=
Daht, feinesipeos miro bus Gerbpt
aeQen Die 2ulaiiuna bon Spmmuni.
item baOllrd, arf9ehpben ooer aud
MIR aemiloert.
Sie geItimnunaen brinaen bie
Ibiiht bes &cnareiies aum slus=
orllf, bab nidt ettpa freiipilliae Sea.
sis. ssaihiIten pber SlnhGn0er anoe.
rer totolitdrer Garteien bier sl0e.
laiien iperben ipllen, ionpern MI,
iplhe. bie iih mfreiipilliaertpeiie
unaeIhIpiien baben.
Gum beiieren Serit1nbnis, tpas
fiir Gerionen bic GinreiiezGrloub,
nis erbaIten iollen, ipiro bie llnfrei.
ipiliae sUtit9Iiebicbaft. sic erlanei
iporben lit, aIs bie betreffcnbe Ser.
10 nnrh nidt bas Sllter bon IA Sab.
ren erreiht bate, cine MitaIiep.
ichaft, bic natb Dem Srtsoeiet por9e:
ihrieben ipdr, pDer cine sOfit9lieo.
ibaft bic erlporben ipuroe, I'M eine
slnlteIuno, 2ebensnittelfarten poel
anoere lebenslpicbtioe Sinae Al er=
halten.
lleber cine GhnIihe GorIaoe ipur.
be auh i'm Senat perhanoelt. lnr
cine entiprehenoe Wabnobme ipurot
bereits bonn 9fechtsarsihub oes &C.
mats outaebeiBen.
McGarran hattie gill einacbrad)t
Sie @orlooe, Die Dem 6aus aur
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
Schooner deutscher MusikfiIm i'm
Memphis Theater dieses Wochenende

slb Tpnnerstao bieier @ocbe lGuft
I'M Menphis Sbeater il, 8rpptlpn
ipieDerlm1 ein ih0ner belltiher Ntu=
iiffilm I'M Mtempbis Sbeoter. Ser
Sitel rSpcrette" perrGt idbpn mas
su er>uarten lit. ndmlih Muiif bon
SObom StrauB, sSrans bon Srppe
&arl Niillpder inO Toiiini. 'Niitpirz
fenOe iinD &illD Sprit, Wtorio
Split, Sord Sonar. Eaul Sperbis
GER, Sep Slesuf, Curb eSiirgens,
Sic01ricO Srcllcr lnD 9llfreD 9tell=
Nchallcr.
Ser ,SSilm iplrbc III 9Sicn alli0cz
npnnncl llnO cr ihiloert bic Spcrct=
tc iu ihrcr gliitescit. Sic 6anollln0
brcbt lit) nm bas GerbGltl,iS bon
Maric SeiItinNer, elmer befonntcn
Tipa ibrer Belt, nit iSran, Solmcr,
ciuem rmbefonnten Gionobeoleitcr,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

A GREAT deal of concern Is be-
"A ing expressed by the members
about the Defense Housing Act
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

Der fiibn aenua lit, ibren Gelana s,l
fritiiieren. Scioe fiiblen iih sueinan=
Der binaeioaen; unoere ardfte sie=
hen lie aber ouseinanDer. Morie
nlo1t Trana su ibren giibnenbirefs
tor. Sbre Semperamente ltpBcn iid)
icOocl, ,,nb bulb lit cr ipicOcr cntloi=
len. Sic ithlaNel1 peritieocne SScoc
III &pnfurrcnstbcutern Gin. ShlieBz
lid abcr finbell tic iih lpieDer. Man
mub ocn Slim ichen lnlo bic quite
Otuiif bOrcn.
Sieier Slim lduit bonn Ionncrss
too Den /. Nt0rs bis einihlic6lid)
SpnntuN hcn 4. DtGri I'M Ntemz
pbis Sbeotcr. SoSu fpnmt in bieier
@rhe iuicbcrlm eill &lrifilm lmb
olldl lpicoer cine Selltid)e @obenz
ldloi.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

in the House Appropriations Com
mittee. This involves the balance
of voting power on the Committee
itself and the various sub-commit-
tees. Until two years ago the Chair
man of the committee never exer-
cised his power to vote. Beginning
in 1949, Chairman Clarence Cannon
CD Missouri, has been voting, not
only in the whole committee, but
also in all subcommittee. The ra-
ito on the committee itself has al
ways been three majority members
and two minority. With the chair
man voting. this ratio IS, of course,
heavily weighted in favor OF the
majority, that is, the Administra-
ton.
On the subcommittees in this
Congress the ratio has been either
five to two, counting the chairman,
or four to two, counting the chair
man. another heavy disbalance.
With SO much vital money legis-
lation coming constantly before the
Appropriations Committee, many
of US, including some Democrats,
are disturbed by the power given
the majority by this disproportion-
ate ratio. Therefore, the Republic
can Policy Committee has prepared
q resolution which will be intro
duced by Joe Martin, minority
Leader, providing for q return to
the historic three-to-two, or four.
to-three ratio between majority and
minority members q. in the In.
terest Of preserving the financial
soundness and the representative
principles of our government"
A GREAT deal Of concern Is be-
IA ing expressed hY the members
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

III. r. 1912 and S. 349) now before
the respective Committees on Bank
ing and Currency Of both Houses.
The bills, which are identical, would
grant almost blank check to the
Home Housing Finance Adminlstra-
tor in determining where housing
is to be located, when the building
shall be Federal and when private
enterprise shall be called in. The
bills are very loosely worded. They
would grant blanket powers to the
Home Housing Finance Administra-
tor to establish community" facili-
ties and services which might du-
plicate the facilities already in ex-
istence.
We all realize the need for finan-
cial assistance in the housing field,
but a great deal of vigilance is 60
ing to be necessary on our part to
see that such points are frightened
up. And we must not be fooled by
the word Defense!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

A MOTHER wonderful trip for
"A armchair travellers is at hand.
Don't fail to 60 to Cleveland Music
Hall Wednesday, March 7th at
$3.50 p. m. to hear Lowell Thomas.
Jr. and see the film "Out Of This
World"-the picture taken. by him
and his father during their recent
Journey through TIBET! Chinese
communists have pretty much taken
over in this once forbidden Won
derland, and you will want to be
familiar with the terrain and the
people. It's worth doing.
Tickets at IS cents to $500 are
available from three sources: The
Near East College Association
Henderson 1-78O0); Mrs. George
p. Michaelides (Erieview l-l652);
and Burrows Bros.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01
Wer hat dus Geld?

Setroit. Mih. - Ser orobc &c.
iis bon Soellrp iSpro in Searbprn
Nih, lit sltm Serfa1f aeltellt ippr:
Den. Sas 0anse lit fir viiber 2 Mtil.
Iipnen Sollar" sl1 critehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

THE Department Of Labor has
i recently published Federal
Labor Laws and Agencies" Includ-
ed in this booklet is information
on government agencies and SER
vices available to management and
labor in the field of working con-
ditions and labor relations. Limit
ed copies can be had from the
Bureau Of Labor Standards. United
States Department Of Labor, Wash
ington Is, D. c., or bought from
the Superintendent of Documents.
Government Printing Office, for 80
cents each.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

- Sie 2eitunNsonseiNe lit oas
wirflanllte bon allen 9ieflamemit.
teln, Ocnn lie blelbt einem itGnoig
Dor Den 9lu0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

AVA ""ys PASoSS
note that the
address Of Mr..
AL Sherman is
1912 mot 1922
Wisconsin Ave-
nue., NV. WASH
ington z, D. G.
Mr.. Sherman'S
neighbors have
been flooded with
requests!
IN the matter
i of economy, a
very vital ques-
A.:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-03-01

CORRECTION, please, on my last
~ weeks letter. Those OF you in
terested in the motion pictures on
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-03-24
Musical Promenade Booked for April Is

Selected soloists will sing "All the
Things You Are" "Old Man River,
and Make Believe" by Jerome Kern;
Strange Music" from Song Of Nor
way; I'm the Still of the Night and
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" by Cole
Porter; and Hoagy Carmichaels
"Stardust". Richard Rodgers, of
Rodgers and Hammerstein fame,
will be represented with "Oh, What
a Beautiful Morning, People Will
Say We're in Love-, and Some En-
chanted Evening.
The 5,8O0-seat Civic Auditorium
will be QUILTED with special acous-
tical equipment to give the best pos
sible reproduction of musical and
vocal arrangements, according to
Brown. Tickets are available
through mail order at Sherman
Clay music store. and went on sale
at sub-popular prices this week.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-03-24
MaryknOn Bazaar

The biggest and best Maryknoll
Parish bazaar will be presented next
Saturday, March 81, In the Mary
knoll auditorium located at nth and
E. Jefferson st. The bazaar site
may be reached by taking either an
E. Cherry or 26th Ave. bus.
From IL am. to IL pm, assort-
ed games and interesting booths to
suit everyone will be in store for all
attending. In addition, there viii
be a rafting off of three valuable
door prizes, amounting to approx
mately $40. First prize will be a
17-inch Westinghouse 'television set;
second, mohair rocking chair: and
third, pair of binoculars.
In the newly-decorated dining
rooms American and Oriental dish
es will be served.
Everyone is cordially invited.
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EurOpe-BOund

NEW YORK, N Y. March "a
Toni Kanazawa, Stockton-born Nj
sci soprano, left New York last
Wednesday with her husband, Leo
Mueller, on her fourth trip to Eu-
rope.
The Muellers will visit Israel and
France before going to Stockholm
where Miss Kanazawa will sing with
the Royal Opera Company. The
The soprano made a successful con-
cert tour of the Scandinavian coun-
ries last year.
Miss Kanazawa was recently In
San Francisco where she sang the
main role of Madame Butterfly
with the Pacific Opera Company.
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We Are Not Helpless against enemy

to study and plan emergency action.
Medical evacuation. a responsible
ty taken over by the United Veter-
ans Defense Council, is well along
In the recruiting phase and training
in first aid and other techniques
has started.
Except for veterans volunteer
ing for the Medical Evacuation
Units, what can the average citi-
zen do now In your organization?"
Only trained medical or auxiliary
personnel are being organized now
through regular channels. If at
least one person in every family will
AXE the Red Cross first-aid or the
home nursing course. that is the
best volunteering" the public can
do right now. Later, many volun-
teers will be needed for first-aid sta
tons and emergency hospitals.
"what about the large problems
Of public health and sanitation In
an emergency"
Problems of sanitation, radiologi-
cal monitoring and control of COM
municable diseases under emergency
conditions are under study by COM
mittees under the Health depart
ment.
From the standpoint of the
medical division, can we say, We
are not helpless'?''
There is still a tremendous job to
be done-but ten months of study,
planning. organizing and hard work
by all concerned with the medical
services put us well along on a pro-
gram to handle any emergency
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N. Y. Will Hear
Seattle ViOliniSt

NEW YORK, N. Y, March "a
Seattle-born violinist Kazuko Tail
tsu will make her debut at Town
Hall, Manhattan's musical mecca,
on April 81, it was learned today.
The appearance will mark high
ooint in the career of the Nisei ar
fist who began studying the violin
when she was six years old, md who
made her concert debut at the age
Of IL in Seattle.
A New Yorker since l94i when she
came here to attend the Julliard
School of Music. Miss Tajitsu has
been combining her advanced stu
dies with teaching.
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Seattle's preparedness to handle
medical problems that would arise
In event of any major disaster in
Guiding a possible atom bombing
was described in an interview last
Saturday with DR.. W. w. Sims. AS
sistant City Health Director and
Chief of the City's Defense Medical
Division.
Answering questions voiced fire.
quently by Seattle citizens. DR.. Sims
opened his discussion with a des-
cription Of the organizational plan
for the medical division as IAN or
ganization to drive into centers of
devastation, administer first aid on
the spot and convey wounded to
planned emergency hospital centers
where advanced medical attention
can be given. BY accomplishing all
this In the least possible time.
countless lives can be saved.
How far along has the organi-
zation progressed at this point?"
Original broad plans made during
last summers "critique" have proved
basically sound. Sites for emer-
gency hospitals (utilizing largely
school buildings) have been survey
ed as have medical supplies. Com
mittees of the King County Medical
Society are studying and training
in special medical problems and
techniques. Auxiliary medical per-
sonnei-nlrses, medical students,
dentists. pharmacists, osteopathic
physicians. veterinarians and labor
atory technicians-ar training in
first aid. Mortuary services are or
ganized with the County Coroner
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The Park Boards Summer Opera
company will present Seattle's Sc
cond annual Musical Promenade at
$3.50 pm, Friday, April -, in the
Civic Auditorium. Paul Brown. park
superintendent, announced today.
The spring promenade will feature
songs from all-time favorite light
operas. Gustave Stern will direct
the 60-voice chorus. Soloists and
the chorus will be accompanied by
the Seattle Summer Symphony Or
chestra. Co-sponsor of the musical
festival is the Seattle Times.
A medley Of Victor Herbert's
tunes and one featuring songs OF
Sigmund Romberg will be sung by
the chorus in addition to Two
Hearts in Three-Quarter Time" by
Robert Stolz, Cole Porter's Begin
the Beguine" and Might and Day"
and "Jalousie" by Jacob Gade..