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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
vereinigte Domenehoere

lsrGiioentin MathiIoe Siaartc TO-
ipie Eroi. sRunpli Sdouiter haben
iich iehr Nefreltt, boS 'onie(e Son=
Qcrinnen ;ur 2eutihcn Saa iSeier
acfommen iinh. Gs hat 6errn edit
ltcr cine arpBe ,Srcuhe oemaht, 10
piele Sonacrinnen su hiriNicrcn.
GrGi. ,srau SiNortc mGre oerne
berumaeaonNen INT alien Sdn9erl,
lmb SGnaerinnen bic .6dnbe gu
briiden unb su banfen. aber leiocr
fonnte it'd, nas niht tl,u, oa lie pol,
friih moraens bis nah Mitternaht
in Ser Slide seholfen hat
60 iuollen lie lnb Serr Erof.
Shliter auf bieiem &eae einen
i6Gnen 9anf iurufen.
llnb if0nen Ganf 'Srau Marie
@uip ,nh Serrn g. 'Solbertb fiir
ibr munberihones Sinaen. iSrau
Mlice 6romp mar Die Gid)tcrin ppn
BEN 9ieoern rG,piaer 9iebesltrom"
uno rTrilblinasbotihaft." 9ompo=
niit lit 6err II. Shulter. M0hte
perratcn, bak iSrau @uip bic Nad.
tigaa Der Sitieite 2iehertofcl lit.
6ersliti,er 7anf eraebt an ben
auten Sei,lh. Shr habit bc,pie:
len NIT Gurem Gricheinen, ,baf
Sbr has 0eutihe 9ich rno SGn,
ger uno SGnaerinnen ,u ihdteu
ipibt. ShDueu Can't al bic &ohin:
nen: ,Srau Sraltn, ,srau Sobunn
unh ,Srou 1ralie.
,Srau @nliinaer lnn Anna Heiiie
miro audi 'fiir lire irciipilliae 6ilf,
eebonft mb ebenio auen. bic in
aomitee iparcn.
9luI Elm irches @ieneriehen nGh
ties Snbr bel Der 2euti6en SAG
Ncier!
Narie 8ilfinaer, Sefr
81
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discerning eye Of an experienced
conventioneer.
We delegates were held on the
Floor the greater part Of our con-
vention, 20 we didn't begin to
have the overall picture you had.
But television was a great help to
us too. as we were able to 60 into
the ante-roon1s, from time to time.
watch the T.v. screen and get many
Of the details OF what was going
on all over that huge Auditorium.
Being q delegate Is an exciting
business altogether. because part Of
the job Is TO see how many people
you can win over to your side!
Everybody works at it-some with
more luck or more persuasiveness
or more high-powered pressure than
others.
As you ,know. all Sc Of US from
Ohio were Tsft delegates. I was
20 glad to BE- able 70 remind my
countrymen that Senator Taft and
his gallant wife and sons stand fox
traditional Christian principles.
And rejoice with all my heart
that the man who was nominated
and his wife and son stand for the
same fine fundamentals!
! would Ike to ray to all who
worked 80 hard under the Taft BAN
ner that you cannot let him down
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luft.Toxidienst mach $685..
Berlin gepIont

6annoper. - Die @unoesreeies
rllna plant, sipiihen Berlin ,mb
Sannnper einen Suit =Soricienit ei:1s
surihtcn uno hat ben an1eritaniiNe1
6oGfomn,iiiar M,GIon aeteten, ba.
fit atpeimotcrige Maid6inen aur
Verfilallne su itel(en. Ser ,s.ae.
preis fit bieien goyibienIt icl n,1a.
lidit niehria iein unb an ben gi.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3. aloiie beranae.
fiibrt tperoen. Man rehnet nit Ell,
mem Ereis bon etipa 80 Biz 40 0M.
fiir Die Strerfe Verlin,6annoper.
Die in elmer Tlu9,eit bon etipa elmer
Stunbe unb fiinisebn Minuten su.
riifgeIegt tpirb. .,.u....,....
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
JUNIOR SAXONS
By HILDA

Get those swim suits ready
and those picnic lunches packed
- the date of Columbus Juniors
swimming party is set for July
9th at Goldcliff Park. This party
is our annual reward for OUR work
and cooperation during the year
so let's all be there for an won-
derful day of fun.
The Columbus Juniors will have
another football party as re-
quested at the Convention and
we are inviting all clubs down for
the Indiana-Ohio State game on
September y. Letters have been
sent to all clubs and we hope to
have a lot of out-of-towners here
to help us cheer for our home
team. One thing was omitted
from the letters and that was to
send all hotel reservations to the
Southern Hotel, attention Reser-
vation Clerk. Columbus. Ohio, and
please mcntion you are in the
football party of the Columbus
Junior Saxon Club. Hotel reser-
vations should be in not later than
September lst and sooner if pos
sible. We have booked the po-
pular Frank and His Polka Trio
for the dance Saturday night so
plan to stay over. We have al
ways had a good time in the past
and we hope this years will be
an even bigger and better party.
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Elsie Binder Aber, Anna Blocl
Ir., Gretchen Rehner- Binder, Do.
ris Brucker, and Elsie krech- Bin.
der.
To the Lutch Girls: We extend
our deepest sympathy for the loss
OF their father Mr.. Martin
Lutsch. Last year their beloved
mother Mrs. kath. Lutsch passed
away and now another great
loss. God bless you all.
Mrs. Anna Gottschalk. beloved
daughter of our sister Mrs. John
Schneider, 1902 John Avenue,
who is very sick, we wish a
speedy recovery.
On the sick list are: Sara On
gerth. Marie Schneider Maurer
Helmine Herman Mueller, Marie
Stuehler. Marie Wagner Tober
Ann Schnell, Christine Polder
kath. Schmidt. Marie Hertel Bar
bour. and Hilda Schoger Kenat.
Thanks to the sick committee for
the visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Aber we
congratulate to their new daugh-
ter-ln-law and good luck to the
Young Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Aber.
Don't forget our next meeting
and how about some new mem
bers?
Betty Fischer, Sec
- -
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Central verband = National Committee

Road, Columbus 7, Ohio.
John Schneider, 1866 f. l4Sth,
Cleveland, Ohio.
1t is the desire of the National
Committee to work hand in hand
with all branches of the T. S. J. A.
and the Association Officers in
an effort to increase the growth
of the I. S. J. A. Also, the Com
mittee stands ready to serve all
branches of the Central Verband
and all other Saxon organizations
i'll any matters that will promote
the welfare Of our people in this
country.
Any groups desiring the serv-
ices Of the National Committee
are requested to address their
communications to the Chairman
or Secretary Of the Committee.
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now any more than you could be-
fore July 11th. When he congratu.
lated General Eisenhower he said
to the country, Il shall do every
thing possible in the campaign TO
secure hts election and to help IN
his Administration" - he was ask
ing us all to unite and put the Re-
publican party into Office. He set
fine example of patriotism by re-
minding US that at this moment In
our history that our Party Il far
more important than any individ-
ual within it, and our country most
important Of all.
For myself. I am glad to follow
his example. ! am deeply grateful
that the man under whom we shall
unite ts q man whose first act was
to 60 to Bob Taft and say, Il came
over to pay call Of friendship on
q very great American. His will
ingneSs to cooperate 10 absolute.
ly necessary to the success OF the
Republican party in the campaign
and in the Administration to fol-
low"
can Work with q man IKE C04t,
and 70 can you.
And to those Of you who have
devoted yourselves with enthusiasm
to the nomination of General Eisen-
hover, would like to say: Upon
you lies the heavier responsibility
for unity, for success In November.
II you will help him keep the Road
upon which he has set his feet
clean. clear. honorable, hlled with
vision and high courage, We shall
all be able to night together should
er to shoulder. heart TO heart. For
Dwight Eisenhower is Z man Of
honor and integrity. . man Of deep
humility, who believes Ia the rights
ot the individual and the responN-
hilities that must accompany those
rights II America u to fullln her
destiny.
A. he told Us in his simple. earn
est acceptance speech. This is not
. job for any one Of VS. or Just q
few Of US. It will take the best
!! Of all"
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Cine hctritt, biz iu ben @eibna6tss
IieOeun unb Der 2ucio iseitieier ar
Norb lit bic oanse Meiie NIT bent
&cibnahts0eiite ser alien Gelt
burhieelt. llno aud, hei ner S(nfunft
aui Der onberen Seite hes s(tlantif
erlparten bic Naiiaaiere frohe sSeit,
lihfeitcn. Sn Sen S(nfunftshdfen
miro oos Shiii hurb pffisielle
;seierIid)feiren prn Den gehorben
Der Stabt beariibt meroen. 9ann.
,pGhreno oie Muiif frohe gSeiier
ipiclt. iperhcn &erlponbte lrD
Nreunnc, ipelhe Sic EaiiaNiere bes
reits lonae ermartet haben. bieie oltf
bas @Grmite bearilBen. Inn bann
NIT linen in Der alien 6eimut has
liebe @eihonrbtsfeit in alter, trabi,
tioneller s(rt ,u feiern.
Sic SlpeOiib 9lmerican Cine be.
tont aucb mod, haB infolge Der Be-
liebtheit oieier &eibnahts=Sonher.
Sollren, Dcnieni9en, lpe(d)e pIanen
an elmer bieier @eibnahts=S cnber,
touren teilsuncbmen, briuaenb anoe.
raten lpiro, lire 9teierpationen 10.
balo luie mcalih hurcb ihren 0feiie.
aaenten nber burh bic nohltlieaenb.
tie g. q. 8. Sffice au MAIDEN.
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Rvssen in Wien ietzt
versoehnIieher gestimmt

gSicn. - Sic Seiterreicher fra.
gen lid, mas bic 9tuiien NIT itrer
neuer Saftif planen. 9ebtere battcn
ploSlih lire rfleine glofaDe" auis
0ehpben. bic lie IN ihrer 3one perfiia-
ten, UNI ben !6onbel nit @ei..
bellti6lanb gu lluterbinben uno lie
hatten aild alnbaebun9en aeaen
Den ameritaniirhen slubern1iniitcr
slheIpn bel oeiien fiirslihen 8eiudl
in &ien permieben. Der critolnt
mar, hei einem Gmptana audi rlliiis
'che Siplomaten ;u icbcn. Sin
&ortIiihrer Der @elmdhte erflarte
ferner tiirslih, haB bel geiprciun.
Gen nes Nier= =MdblesHates lest
vlpirflihe slrbeit" 9eleiitet miro.
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Central verband Saxon
Orphan Fund Committee

The members Of the Saxon Or
phan Committee held their Semi
Annual meeting last Saturday,
July 10Th, following the semi
annual meeting of the Grand Of
ficers of the Central Verband.
The Committee consists of the
Three Grand Vice Presidents and
the Ex Grand President. Follow
ing is a list of the names and
addresses of the Committee
Chairman: John F. Orben, Jr.,
3O24 Hudson Drive. Youngstown
II. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
FERRY TALES
MARTINS FERRY,o.

It's never a dull moment at the
monthly meeting of Zweig II,
and the last one was no excep-
ton. A new custodian or "Hallen-
wart' is urgently needed. Should
any couple be interested in this
position a letter to the President
or Secretary stating their willig-
ness to take this position would
be appreciated. Improved living
quarters make it desirable
spare time occupation.
1t was necessary to elect a new
Secretary inasmuch as Richard
Roth resigned to take work in
another city. To take his place is
Bill Hutter who will trv to carry
on the work as we'll as Richard
did.
Don't forget next meeting Au-
gust 3rd.
William Hutter, Secretary.
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Secretary Treasurer: Henry
SCHNEIDER, l06O5 Linnet Avenue,
Cleveland II, Ohio.
Trustees: John Balthes, 233
East Ninth ST., Erie, Pa,
Herman Hartman. 25lS Ridge
dale Ave-. n. W.. Canton. Ohio.
Notice is hereby given to all
local branches of the Central Ver-
band to address all communica-
tions concerning the Orphan Fund
to the Chairman. John F. Orben,
or the Secretary Henry Schind-
Ter
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
COME-ONE & ALL

To the picnic OF Teutsch Ev.
Lutheran Church Sunday July
u. Sponsored by the Church
Council for the Christian Fellow
ship OF all at the wagon Wheel
Farm, 1866 Broadview Rd. q
miles south of Pleasant Valley
Rd.)
A church service combining the
English, German. and Sunday
School services into one, will be-
gin the picnic at II 90 a. m.
Sandwiches & Refreshments
will be sold by the groups.
There will be games for all and
dancing after supper.
Bring your friends. "a.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH 4

Our next meeting is on Tuesday
August 5th at 800 p. m. Card Par
ty. at 5 p. m. refreshments and
at ZOO p. m. our meeting. Our
Fin. Sec. has many dividend
checks for YOU.
Dear Sisters: Maybe YOU can
come down and take care of that.
We wish to thank our committee
for serving at the Branch IA Pic
mic. They were: Hilda Antonius
Weir, Maria Bertha, kath.
Brown. Anna Boelke. Emma Hall
ner Bebe, kath. Burtzlaender,
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The Grand President Of the
Central Nerband, at the semi-an-
nual meeting of the Grand Of
ficers, appointed the following
Grand Officers to serve on the
National Committee along with
the President and Vice President
OF the I. S. ]. A.
Chairman: John A. Hallner,
305 Leader Bldg, Cleveland IA,
Ohio.
Secretary: Henry SCHNEIDER.
106OS Linnet Avenue, Cleveland
II. Ohio.
George Deppner, sl5 Bonnie
Brae, Youngstown. Ohio.
Henry Holmes. ll2 n. Meyers
Ave. Sharon. Pa.
Richard kautz, 4722 Grebus
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Ans Qenttestetpn, Otie
Nifnif

Ser @emiirhte Ghor ,,Goncprhia"
bon ?)olnastc,pn hdIt am 81. SuIi
iein ailjGhrlihes Tifnif oui oem
Sahien EifnifpIat ob.
Gs ersebt hermit oie frelmolihe
GinlaounA an ale isreunbe uno
@0nner pes Gereins bon 9fah unb
Sern, 9)ollnN ino MIt, 8roB unb
&lein iih m Dem Eidnif ;u betei-
liaen.
Gin tii6tiaes 9umitee lit an 6er
s(rbeit oieien Saa Inn aues 10 ibon
'uie n,oalid gu aeitalten.
Stir Grfriihunaen unb Giien ipirb
outs gelte aeiorat iein. Gin sl,tes
8aniorheiter lit fit ben Saa helcat.
8cmmt ale umo freut Gl,h unb
lmterhaItet Guh NIT benz .Goncpr-
bia" Ghpr ant 27. bieies Mpnats
auf benz Eidnid.
Bill iSranf. 9Srdi.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
OF TEUTSCH
LUTHERAN CHURCH

will be held from July 18th to
August Sth every morning from
900 a. m. to II As a. IN.
All children from 5 to II years
old and older are cordially in
vited to attend. There will be
Bible Study, Games, Handcraft
and films.
Registration fee will be IS cent
per child.
Registration night. Friday, July
18th, at 800 p. m. in the church
basement. A film will be shown
and refreshments served.
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(Ginaeianht)
Manael an Netjt!

Wfan fangt an. su ;ipeiie(n, oh
pom tpahren Siebenbiiraertum hier
in Mmerifa nod etlpas porbanOen
lit, iuenn man behentt, baB Der @ez
ianauerein rGintracht Nermania"
nihts lmternimmt, INN ieinen iepi.
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Ars 1t. &enis, n1e.
2,uei0 Is

llniere reaeImabiae Mcnotsuers
'ommIllna lpirn an Gonntaa. Den
3. 9luault Inn 3 llhr nahmittaas
I'M ct. Spllis 6ouie obacholten. Gs
l'no icbr lpihtiae 8eidafte al1 erles
oiacn.
3ur Grinnerllno an feline peritcr=
bene @ottin. SdneIter Marie guhz
belt. hat ibr @atte Soerr ssobn
Vldlheit oas SrGnenbrot fiir oieic
Teriammllma aeipenhet. Gs lpiro
erlpartet. oaR bic Witalieher soil
reiG crihcinen.
Geo Goeloeni. Setr.
"a, 81.
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S. A. |. verkuendet
.zWei Weihnachts-
Sond ertouren

, Sic beIicbten @eibuahts= Spns
bertourer ppn ben &ereini9ten Staas
ten lunb 8auabo nad Sfunoinapicn,
lpelhe Gin populiires. iGbrlihes ST.
ci0nis Des Srms=sltlantif 2ienites
Der Swepiib slmerican Cine aepeien
iino, lperoen audi in hieiem Sabre
ltdttfinDeu, ipie Der Sireftor Der
2iric fir 9tpro. .Inerifa, g. Silmer
Sllnohcf. nerfiinbet.
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croesste Drvekpresse
DeutsehIonds

s(ussbl'ra. - Die arDste Bel
ationsmaihine. bic il,
9eutlhlann felt &riease,1be heroe.
ltellt nltrbe. lpirb in aiirie non ei=
ner sll,ashuraer ,Sirma> an Die tins
niide 3eitln9r lluii Suomi" in Sell
'infi geliefert. Die Maihine. nit
Der in Der Stunoe 100000 24ieiti.
ae 2eitilnaseremplare aehruft iper'
ben fnnnen, ipieat % Snnnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24

the Nv. people
surpass anything
you had imag-
inc d possible?
H ats off to
them! Now that
you've been int-
tiated into the
fascinating pam
Drama of q ma
ii on a | conven-
ton in action,
I'm sure you're
anxious to pull
up q chair and
watch the Dem
= An~Atn NTH thA
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Siebenbuerger Saehsen Saengerbund
Won nord- -Amerika
ATrenflnn nm cAENeF onI1Nnc Ann nsnnepev

Now is the time to think about
voting for your delegates for the
convention:
Place: Cleveland East Sachsen-
helm.
Host: Ostseite Liedertafel,
Cemischter Chor.
Time: August 3lst and Sep.
tember lst 1852.
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Eidnid oes Smeisss 80

Ser Stpeie 80 hat in 'einer lcBteu
monatliden @erianunIlno beidIoi=
zen. ON II. Iuallit ein lSif,,if ob=
aul,alten. 9asielbe ,pirh ouf ben,
EidnidpIas ocs 3peiaes 80 abae-
balten nernen.
Mcrft G,lh oieien Soq am aolens
Der an. ,Siir nGhere Musfunit Be-
treifs nie'es Eidnifs Ieien sic bos
Ncltstlatt.
Bill iSranf, sefr.
81
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Die critic @ei6nocbtsreiie ipirb
biejeniac oes Mptorihiiies Grips
hplm" iein, lpelhes 9iem g)orf nm
6. 2e;embcr perlaNen unb am 16.
2esenber in 8nibenburo. iopie on,
II. esember lit &ppenbagen eintrei.
fen ,pirh.
'1Siir bic sipeite &eibno1ts=Spur
,pirb Das Motorihiii vStofbolm"
Help Norf am 10. 9esember perlai=
len, in 6aliiar, &anaod am nG6lten
Sage anlcaen lno i,t Dremerbapen,
Seutihlanb. ioipie in 0otbenbur9
am 10. reipeftipe 90. 9esember.
al'o reihIih in 2eit fir bic @cib,
nahtsfciern eintreffen.
9(uf Der gSeim,ahts. 5our ber
,.Gripsbolm" lpiro $,err Holle
Suul 9arien bon benz gureau bcr
SmeoiIb Imerican Cine in Chicago,
oelicn Sportsleiitunaen uno per-
ionlid,er Charm i'm in lpeiten Mit-
teillpeit Sfanbinapiihen areiier,
beliebt aenadt baben. bic isiibruna
iibernebmen. - isiibrer in Der
ystofholm" ,pirb 6err e. 9. Nih=
ter bonn Seem gnrfer Yltreou ser
g. y. 8. iein. beiien eber,eit jopia=
ler. aellln0er SOlmor in III eiuer
ipilfon,menen 9lo6ition iraen6einer
8eiellidaft.
SSie INNER duf bieien 6. 81. g.
WeihnadtssEouren. ipiro bic @eib,
nahts'timmuna ben Gr,lnoton bes
Eroarammes bilben.e Ssom QSeib.
nahstboum, beilen bunte 9ihier
Den Haiiaaier better heariiben, tpenn
er ben Gier Der stpebiib Mmerican
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24

Send the names of your dele
gates to me in plenty of time,
please. Also discuss intention of
the Saengerfest for 1858.
Thanking you in advance I re-
main with Saengergruss
Minnie Schenker, Secretary,
7l6 Z. Reynolds ST., n. G., Pa.
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This and That from Washington
BY Congressman frances P. 6oltoo-

ISN'T televisioh the most wonder
/ full contribution to citizen par
ticipation in politics? And didn't
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fomn,en bon Ben 'sonbs Der vM.>
tllal securitD MaencD" (MSM)
l,nb Der &eit bon reaulGren BeIbern
6eS 0erteioiguneS- -Icpartements.
, 1952-08-09

NASHVILLE, ~TENN.-"Don't
tSke a vacation from God, you
don't want Him to take q vacation
from you
This is the theme Of a program
Being widely ~publicized this sum-
Eer by The Upper Room, the
spTli's most widely used devo-
N@nal guide. The editor, DR.. ].
Manning Potts, points out that the
vacation period ought to be a time
OF recreation, renewal and in
spiration, To overlook the basic
spiritual values at such q time is
~ overlook those forces which are
%he greatest power for the devel-
o3.sent of those values which va
s~atiS.asrs seek.
, 1952-08-09

While on vacation, attend
church every Sunday, say grace
before each meal and spend some
time each day as q family group
or as individuals in Bible reading,
prayer and meditation, is the sug-
gestion of DR.. Potts, who is editor
of The Upper Room, q daily devo-
tional guide which is distributed
in more than fifty thousand
churches in America and is pub.
lished in a score of editions around
the world. He points out that FAM
lilies and individuals at home on
away can make this summer .
high point in their lives if they
viii make it mark the beginning
of q strengthened spiritual life.
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SATURDAY, G 9, 1852
SUPPERTIME CHAT
of Governor Morris F. de Castro over radio station VISTA
on Tuesday. August 5. 1852.

dies in st. Croix, under the
leadership Of Mrs. R. Norman
Skeoch, for preparing all the
canapes-and so delicious they
were-for the public reception
yesterday afternoon.
For the kindness of the Ro-
man Catholic nuns of Chris
tiansted and Frederiksted in
preparing the silken, illumi-
mated banners, the rare excel
lence of Mrs. Forbes voice and
ability, and the special music
of the ensemble which delight.
ed us all; we are all very
grateful.
Pay Plan Amendments
/ am very happy that the
Municipal Council of st. Croix
saw fit to approve the amend
ments to the Pay Plan which
I submitted early in July. The
first amendment, which was
already approved by the MUM
cipal Council Of st. Thomas &
St. John, upped the wages of
food service workers to sos a
month and of laborers and
nurse aides to $50 a month.
The second amendment is to
provide a one step increase for
each ten years of permanent
service up to June 80, 1852 and
to authorize the Personnel
Board to reallocate positions
to other ranges upon the re-
commentator of the Director
OF Personnel. This last provi-
sion will eliminate the require,
ment for legislative action
each time a change in range is
deemed necessary. / hope that
the Municipal Council Of St.
Thomas and st. John will not
disapprove this latter amend
ment. The Councils has indi-
Gated concern that this is not
an appeal procedure-which it
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CONTINUED from yesterday
Thanks. many thanks

Thanks. many thanks
And, now, as the Cheers and
commentators Of the Danish
furnishings ceremony Slowly
fade away in the distance, and
a new record added to our his
toryit gives me much pleasure
and satisfaction to express per
sonal and official appreciation
particularly to Administrator
zCanegata of ST. Croix for the
superb leadership which he un
stintingly gave to the entire
undertaking. AS I stated to DR..
Canegata last evening, the
proper coordination of such an
operation required the special
ability and experience, in this
instance such as he possesses
from the past Danish regime
to the present US. administra-
ton of these Islands, mingled
with the strong consciousness
and willing effort directed by
warm, civic interest.
I also want to highly COM
mend the Public Works De-
partments of Christiansted,
Frederiksted, and st. Thomas
for the elaborate and lovely
preparations, supervision OF
the special paintwork and IN
stalling the lighting fixtures
and mirrors, which was indeed
a monumental task well accom-
plished.
Mrs. de Castro join me IN
appreciation Of the kind ser
vices of the st. Croix ladies'
Committee, under Mrs. Ernest
johnson, which polished the
golden-framed mirrors to such
brilliance and the light shades
to such clarity, with such care
and concern. We also express
gratitude to the group Of la
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definitely is not. It would not funds therefor. Such controls
be wise. / am sure, to permit can be properly exercised only
reallocations, upon appeals, to Dy retaining the fnal decisions
higher ranges without some as the duty OF the executive.
control as to the availability of Continued in next issue)
Evening star., 1952-02-01

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clean; very low mileage; Hydra, r.
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RE 3611; EN-. 4O59 evenings.