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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
9us &orobt S5 Sabre alt

SllrslitN beoino Der Sichen6iIraer
Shulmann 9us &prrni in Berlin
in Qeiltiacr 9iiiltiofeit ieinen 50. Sc
burlstas. IN ben Sohren 10000
ols MitoIieo oes unauri'hen Mcichsz
taaes. 1920 ncs rllmoniihcn
Senots lmn ihlicBlih 1892 uIs
Stautsiefretdr fiir Die Scutihen III
Hllnlduien hat er ild,, ein Wtitfump=
fer Gbnno Stcinuders. llnermiios
LID fiir Die fllltlwcllcn 0ebensrch=
ie Der nclltiben Eolfsarl,ppe i'll
Siionite,lropo einaeiest. Sin ieinen
ihriitlihen slrheitcn iinb por ollenl
n9clltihe &orpoiten im &urpatben=
Lamb" (19OS). Sic neutih=lluau=
ride iSreunbitluIt" (191t6O,
rslui oelltiher ,Sdhrle in Siiooitel,s
rppa" f93O) ,lnn ieine gerihte in
ben prellBiiehen Sohrbiidcrn 1927
unh 1896 reimbursement lmb sll=
aleih fiir ieinc rehtliGe 6oltuna
unh ritterlitbe aampfesipeiie beieid)>
nenD
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
Cleveland Burons

Iie 1928 Goition bes Glepes
lano gurcns Sofep Clubs. Der leiz
ne Sennant &a9ne oieies $50
henenoe beainnt lit elmer Der qrobs
ten ,no itarfite Stubs Der itGnbiaen
Sieaer in leeten Sabren. Die go=
rons. lauter Seteranen, iollten ben
6ofeD 9ichhabern Noro=Sbios slt=
iagen. 9ln Der Spise Der Geteranen
arf benz sis iteben Seute ipie Bob
Gbrpltal. SEQ 9uno .Gic 2pnn, iSreb
Shero. UNI Der Hoofie &anbibat
fir oas Sabr, Bob Vailep, Der metz
te 21idbriae Center Mam. Gbenio
miepcr babel lit gDoie SIicn, ber i'm
CONNER Batter fir 9iQ Seeds
Yroipnies mar. 9ie 8arons ihloi=
len ibr Srainina nit Grbibitions=
ipielen in Suebec Gitn uno Sttatpa
in aanaba ab. Sic iperoen ipieoerlm
als allsaeseihnete Nannibaft i'm
Circuit aelpertet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
KuanstIiches Trommslfe'l:
NormoIe HosrfushisIseif

gra,midtpeia. - Sc lit elm wol'
fe,,biitteIer spesialarit aellillssen!;; s!;
eiuer 26 Sabre alten 'Srall, p'e 'e.t
ibrer ainoheit 10 gut pie tallo mar.
Elm ,fiinitIifes Sromme!tel mon
Der Mctbooe nes ih,peoiihen slri'
ties Gr. 9saiicll. Stodhplm elnii''
iesen. Ias Srnmmelfell ut en-
bo,lhpiil,nes foniih geIorh,teS 3e'
Ioionbauthen, oas iith. in Den N'e'
bDraana einaeiiihrt, an oenen sSol,'
Sc iti,oiioidt anihn1ieat: Die aeael'
ortiac @orlp0lbunN lpiro o'' oelt
S5onmcr. eines oer Sebortno9el.
thcn, onacleat. 9aourd tritt oas
Chr ,uieoer in ieinc notlraeaaebcne
,slnftipn. Sprbcbinouna fit nen
GrfoIa pcs relutip ciniahen Gln'
ariiis lit. nob oos Snncnobr. be
GiehSrfnDthclhen lnlb Der ,'crpole
Sell ocs Sbrcs lpcitacbcno seluno
linn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

Bonn. - Gs lit eritaunlih. baE
in oer gllnocsrcpublif neben ben
ausgeiprocbenen politiiden Earteien
iih nur cine ein,iae parteidbnli9
oraaniiierte Sntereiienarllppe bill
betc: Ser 0unb Der 6eimdtpertrie=
benen uno @ntrehteten (g6G). Sn
Der @eimarer Nepublif aab es Wtit=
telltanbsparteien. cine @elbrefornt=
pdrtei, cine Gartei Ser Better llnz
Qiiltiger Observation-Disclosures, nell
rere 8auernparteien ui,p. slllem
slnihein nod bat bic aatoltropbe
bcs 0itlerreaimes audi ben politil6
niht iebr aeidbulten Menihen flor
aema6t, bob Solitif chen MIR BON
ehten politiiben Earteien, niht
aber bon gerufsarl,ppen umo Sn=
ereiientenpr9aniidtionen bctrieben
bctrieben iperben fonn.
Sen &ern nes $3.50 bilben sic
0crtriebenen aus Sen &cbietcn ell=
ieits Der Cher lnb 9leiiie, Die bon
ser Splpictllnicn uno Eolen annef=
tiert lpuroen. Mit bcm 9Snrt rGnts
rehteten" linb Nerneint gombenaez
ib1oiate, Sparer. Die bel Der &Gb=
runasrefprm falt ibr aeiomtes Bar
fapital perIpren, Eripatrentner, be-
ren Nentc niht oufaeipertet ipuroe
ln,o anbere 0ruppen BON 8elhdoia=
ten. Ser Sauptproarommpunft oes
$3.50 lpar bic ,Sorberlna nah einem
aerehten 2oitenalls9leih. lpobei ieb>
raoifoIe Ginoriife- in bas lripat:
eiaertum suouniten Der S'tpertrie.
benen 0efprhcrt ipurben. 9ieie sSor.
oeruno nah einem 2oitenousqleid>,
lit burh bos inl SunoestoN I'M Com.
mer perohihiehete @eies slt einem
oroBenSeil erfiillt lpprben. SieSoff=
nllna, cine iSIiidtlinaspartei merot
sic sntereiien Der Gertricbener
ener0ii6er bertreten ais bic Gartei
en- Ser rGinbeimiihen" fiibrte Sum
oerttauienoe BON 3ertriebenen ii
Sen g6G, Ser sur DiertgroBten Sar
tel Ser gunbesrepuhIif lpurbe.
Seinen Shlperpunft bat Der $3.50
| BORT. mo bic slnianmlllngen pol
| Sitpertriehenen ant arDBten iino
allp III Sdleslpia a76olltcin uno 9dc
beriahien ono Willionen Sltper
triebener bon Der Sapitulation iiber
raicht iprrben.) Grit nellcroina'
tritt ser 1856 III &eitz uno 9Th
beutihlann in Grideinlna; im nell
en- Siihmeltltaat fonnte CT logo
einen Miniiteriib errinaen, ipeil oi
aht Slbacornnetcn bcs 1855 fir oa
StdrfcperbGItnis slpiilben Heaierlm
lnO Spppiitipn ichr ipihtiQ iinf
sm ShIcspiqz6olitein uno 9tieoel
iohicn lit pbne Den 1856 sur 81
feline Gcaierllna moalid).
Sic 9iotlm ieiner nirtidaTllihe
uno io,iulen 'Sorperlnacn tllhr'
Den 1855 pielfah nahe an Die S'
,iuIbemofrotiihe Eartci beran. &e
ilIhc Der &ommlniitcn icpoh, II
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
;soritmeiiter @ittins - 6ermann'
itaot, geitorben

sseniae Sage nah &ullenbuma
ieincs -. 9ebcnsiahrcs 'tarb in
6ermonultabt Der lcste ,Sorltmellter
Der ourh Den run,GniihenStaot ents
eianeten Siebenrihter =&alnllnaen,
@mil @ittina. Sn cigenlpilli0er uno
barpter Sprahe hat CT Die Gam
ihoit Des iiioforpothiithen Soothac<
hiraes ~slui Der 6o1lpilphohn inl
&arpotenllrpulb" 1921 lnD eines
rnnGniihen I,irtenpoIfes (vSir-
tenfeuer" 1882 bar0c'tcllt; 'cinc
@aIps. SSiln= unh Naaobilber nerz
ben aleihnertia netcn Den Iichtlln.
gen ppn Nlel,rrn, Hpns, @ugcrn lnb
&enter aenunnt. Gig irihti1'ten prn
linen ~;,Srate 9ticolac, Der aurpo=
thcnbGr" 193I. Ser icd,ter.
Sin 9chensbilo bcs @orpthcnhirs
lhes" (l935) INN hos @en1lerz
bud ,lleber Slbarilnbe" hat Scr Gen
fam= =&erloa in @ro; 1851 neuallfs
oelelt llnn bablrf bic AOeimatipcrfc
oes "Tichters ncs aorpobenlpaIhes"
Der heutiaen Gencration in Teutidhs
lam erbultcn lrno 6llaonalth &C.
moht.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

3ieIlctlunacn otcr nit hcnen onoe'
rer Gorteien pbnebin iibereinltlln'
mell.
co aeiehen i6eint Ser Y6e s'par
nid)t int elmer ureoniiatorii6en, lpohl
ober in elmer politiiden &riIc iu
ltebcn. &elAenSlusaang bic perihie'
benortiqen Gnttpiflunastenoe
nebmen, sic man beobodtst uno bic
mir ibiIoerten. mub abaeipartct
peroen. &ielleicht 9eben i6on bic
Mnfana 9ippember beporitebenoen
&ommlnaIipabIen in fat aana
gtorbbeutihIanb cine 9(nttport.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
Wiedsr devtsche AdeIstitel

Wien. -sEblpohl ilt Eelterreih
ieit 1910 Der 9lbel aeieslid) abae.
ld,offt lit, biirfen einem iebt nerofz
fentlihten llrteil bes O6eriten otter,
reihiihen @eridtsbofes 5lfolae,
0iterreihiide Staatsbiirger beutife'
Moclspraoifate audi in Seiterreid
fii1ren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

Ncbcn Scr Nlfahcmic bsitebt hercits
Die "Nprobcl,tidc &iinitler= =&ereini=
allllN". in ser Die nornoitucrtriebe.
nen aiinitler ,llionmcnacioBt iino.
7ic @rrithtlmg noropitpeutlhcn
auni,hanplpcrfs & uno Der Sau elmer
Shl,Ie nit Nnternat iinp seplont.
s>n Der Slfarcmie fomcn 80 StuDcn=
ten unteroebraht lperDen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

Es sind 46O Jahre se der Genuese Chrstoh Columbus am
Oktober 1892 au der Insel San Salvador andee Mach
Endeckungen soil Amerka aber schon entdeckt ge
sen ais kam Au Island gefundene Muenzen deu-
das die Roemer schon Jahr 300 dort gewesen
Ferner sind Beweise dauer vorhanden dass die Gre
chen schon 600 hre den Roemern und 1900 ahre vor
Columbus Atlantk befuhren und Nordamerika schon
kannen. Dadurch wuerden aber Columbus Leistungen
NIGHT geschmaeert werden Oben Err such nanziee Hllte
Won Koengn Isabella Spanien die linn ermoegichte
Reise mach Neuen Welt machen Unten zines
der dre Schiffe Columbus und sein egenes Bild
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

Berlin. = gSie man aus Der
Soipietunion erfdhrt. bat ber Mos-
fauer Brofeiior Worloip eiuen Sod
berb erflln0en. Der ausidIieblicb NIT
iSonneneneraie hetrieben lpirb. 9o=
su fommentiert cine ssranffurter
3eiflnq: rGroB lit stolin. SeIbit
bic Come lit ibm lnterton.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
siebeu Sabre 3uaperfebr
jiber 500 &ilp<3ombe

Mppenneier. - Sicben Sabre
lang rnllten Die 3iiae auf Der Sabn=
itree slppentpeier= 9eaelsblrlt I'M
areiie aebI iiber bic Tllrbacf= =griifs
fe. pbne naB iemono uhnte. oaB er
iiber cine 5OO=&ilp= =Sombe fllhr.
Die gombe lit lpobriheinlicb pon
beutihen Solpoten I'M Sabre 1945
slr Spreua,ma in bic griide ein=
aebaut ,tnh niht mehr sur Grplo'lrn
aebraht iporoen. Sic 0ombc. bic
etna einen Meter unter Dem Hahn=
forper laa. nurbe bieler Sage bel
gauarbelten entoeft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
Ifaoemie fnlturidniienoer ,Sliid,ts
linae in yiincburd

Sllnehllra.-Gin pom norocitoelltz
'hen allltlulpcrf errihtete v9torpz
hcltlhc slfaoenie" sic Elm aeiitiaer
ltno fllltllreller Samnelpllnft fir
ole %ertricbenen alls benz heltihen
Noroo'tcn iein iou. entitano in Git
nchltr0 inter her 2eirllno BON Tro=
fe''nr Sr. Mnr !Nilnebcrt= gnehm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
Cleveland Public Library
Neue devtsche Bvecher

9rulpn - Gerbeirotet nit 1inos
iallricrn.
Te @rlii - 9slnber Ser Sell
tunoe lno Die 9crstclpclt.
Trceien - Tas 9robe Mtccr.
,Sriicbouer - Sin Marlhallltab
;erbrah.
@alinip - 0ic Sprahc bcs s(me=
rifmncrs.
Njorpi - Dit Der SSinorpie i'm
Gnppflph.
Gluier - Gic GntDcfer Scr
&ell.
@oln - 6rumblaaen Der falli=
mGnniihcn Guhfilbr,ung.
SohpfI - &pinu mpina.
aolterfclb - Hclubtenoes Scbcn,
HiHner - Soi9a.
Mufenien - Ieuti6e Oeimai
cbne 9elitihc.
Monnbeinr -- Sioanoie lmiere,
3eit &eDonfcn zines Sotiolpgcn.
Marcuie - Ser Ebilolopb unf
Der Sittatcr.
Maurina - Die tpeite ;Sohrt.
Meib - Seufcn - 3iel I'M &inf
- sluf Der Nabrt blrrh Sanoer unr
Meere.
Mcibner - 60 idnea ihlaa'
Ieutihlonos 6er,.
Mifes - aomiine 9c,lte.
Mpln Sit neuem Sa9.
Greioel- Die Geutihen in Bob
men unb MGbren.
Hittlinaer - 9as baIoperloren'
Earooies.
Mooiepelt, e. - &ie id es ieh
Guhi --- Snl;bemolcnm, Serb
ldnisen. lno perpanhtes 3icren.
Settel - 3as lit Germany.
Straoal -- 3tpiihen &aliii6
Tan9ern rno 9alifen.
Srptbo - Sllnae Mutter, fueib
ou ihon? Gin gud) fir iperoeno,
Wiitter.
&alter - Mdnner I'M Morit
xhereiid.
8eiBbera - Eereniabbot. 9lu6
lamb I'M Shmel5tiael BET SGube
runaen.
&iedert. - &c aebt elm Gfliiae,
iibers Sano. 8etra6tlnaen lmb Gr
sdhlungen.
3ebn = Nrie6rid 9lietihe, Gin'
Qebenshronif.
2meia - grief'pedieI, 1912
1912.
3pmane
geonarif = 3lpiiheniaG i,
&ien.
8ergen9rlIen - Gas SempeI
den.
iScl1htipanger, 9. - @ona. ODE
Ser arae Neg Der Grfenntnis.
@los - Gas Neb.
&aoes - Ser Grfolgreidle.
aoeppen - Sallben i'm @ras.
Saar - 9fonaon.
Noroltrom. - GneeIbrcdt Gn
9el6rehtsion.
Nid)ter - sic fielen aus &otte.
Sanh.
Shleboorn - Ias genbe
idipinat.'
StrallB. - 9reiflana
Srabetl - Gaoba.
Bring - llno nenn 9u ipillit
perais.
Neil - Mns Gnbe her Ne[t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
AElMAT~ECNE
NittstIuna bes &erman Mm. Ne

NtithtI,tna bes &erman Mm. Nc
icttlement SerUicc
,Siir 9tereinmmrperer iinb por-
banben:
3lpei mohliertc 2inmcr nit aiiz
henbenilsuna iiir sluei Grluodiene.
Sier 3irnmer rnn Soo, ,lnmDb.
llert. NIT ei9ener Gashciiuna in
Nafeipoco fiir finoerloie ,Samilic.
. 0ausn,eilterltelle fir @ebGuoe
NIT IL &ubnunaen umo Central
Gasbei5nna. iSreie &obnllna 2ibt,
Sas rno peisllng.
Infrasen su tidten an 0r. 90.
Shneioer. M@Irpie 1887.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
Sie Uliidtlinesiursen Der gmnbes,
rcpubltf

Mtlll1hen. - 42o,OOO 6eimats
oertriebene iinh imerbalb Der Brn=
nesrepubIif bisber llmaeiiebeIt NOR
ben, Humo 10000 pertriebene &au=
ern bearbeiten in Der gunoesoepu=
hlif lpieoer eiaenen 8ooen. Iieie
.Witteilung mad)te glnoespertriebe=
nen=Miniiter Or. 6ons 9ufaidef
ilber ben 8aperii6en Hunoflnf.
3iel Der llmiieoluna lit, 6eimotper=
trlebene aus ben nit ,SIiihtIineen
helonbers itarf beiesten 0Gnoern
@apern, 9tieoeriahien un6 shIesz
mig 6olltcin in anberen @ebieten
DC rgunoesrepublif iebboft 3u mas
hen.
Or. Sufaidef rednet barnit, baB
bis sum SuIi oes nGbites ssahres
has ilpeite NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hereits $4,000 llmIieoIer in ben
sluTnahmelanoer, onoeIanat.
Iie 3abI bes Splpiet;onenbeipch=
ncr, bic ieit &rieasenpe nah 9seitz
oelit'dlono aefliidtet limb, ichdst Gr.
Sufdlhef auf runo is Willioncn.
Selt hermetiIher slbrieaeIuna Der
3nnenarenie eraicBe iih nieler 3u=
ltrrnt pprlpieaeno naf @eitberlin.
%rrlollflN habe man Die GerbGItniiz
ie III Berlin rnoh miihiom" reaeln
tonnen, 'u0te 81. Slrfuihcf. bu tGa.
l'h mcbrere hlmnert NliIhtlinac
oif ocm HuItnege III hus glnbes=
acbict oebraht uno auf Die Gambler
pertcilt pilrnen.
Ter Miniiter be;iiierte bic entite:
hrnoen Standardization iiir ben
eln5clncn Suiuietionen=,s ,sliihtlina
ollf etlpa 1000 SD. "@enn tGaIih
500 bis 1000 Nliihtlin0e aus Ser
Srlpletiune I'll inns beriiberfomnen,
hann fam iih iepcr ousrehnen.
neld,e ;lliGtlihen Slufipenounaen
erforoerlid iinn."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-13
Civil Air Patrol
News

The Civil Air Patrol cadets
will take part in the Armed
Forces Day parade Saturday, it
was announced today.
Cadets will meet at Meacham
field at 8 am. to decorate the
float which they will man in
the parade. Last Thursday they
held a review in Civil Air regu-
lations.
Cadets were instructed in the
use of walkie- talkies. Member
ship in the Civil Air Patrol
cadets is limited to youths in
terested in aviation, between the
ages of Is and II and one-half
years. Cadets meet at the Key
West high school Thursdays at
1870 pm. and Sundays at 2 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-13
Collision OF
Wasp-Hobson
To Be Told
Capt. Said Somebody
Didn't Change Course"
Then He Was Washed
Away By The Sea

BAYONNE, N. J. LR - The COM
mander of the aircraft carrier
Wasp today viii tell publicly for
the first time his story about the
collision that sank the destroyer
minesweeper HobSon, whose cap
tain'S last known words were
Somebody didn't change course. "
Some crew members of the de-
stroyer Rodman, which picked up
H0bson survivors, will precede
Capt. B. c. McCaffree on the wit
ness stand as a naval board OF
inquiry continues its hearings into
the Navy's worst peace-time dis
aSter.
The Wasp and HObSon collided
April 26 during night maneuvers
in the Atlantic, and 176 lives were
lost, including that of the Hobs0n's
skiper, 1t. Comdr. William J..
Tierney.
In quoting Tierney's last words,
Seaman Peter A. Mahoney, Provi-
dence, r. l., told the board Mon
day that he raced to the chart
house on the bridge when the
Wasp's sharp bow rammed into the
HobSon.
Tierney was sitting on spray
shield nearby. Mahoney said. The
ship was listing badly but l didn't
think we would sink" the seaman
added. Il asked him, What hap
pened, captain?'
He said. Somebody didn't
change course Then he was
washed away by the sea"
Asked whether Tierney seemed
angry when he answered. Mahoney
told the board
NO, wouldn't say he was
angry
Another witness, Ensign Donald
+ F.. Lane. Buchanan, n. j.. testi-
/ fled he was watching the Hobson' s
radar screen before the collision.
Il saw the distance between the
/ Wasp and the Hobson closing fast. -
he said. When il shortened 10
124O yards, | called the bridge
and asked them what the hell they
were doing with the range closing
/ so fast.
! Il wanted 10 know what was
going on. | asked them If they had
missed the signal from the Wasp
that il was making sharp right
turn They said. no, they were
making the turn nova.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-13
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administration
20 three questions of interest to for
mer Servicemen:
Q. wear an orthopedic brace
on my right leg because of wounds
| re -eived during World War ii.
Can | get emergency repairs to
my brace without prior approval
RON VA?
A. You can Get emergency re-
pairs TO your brace up 10 SIS from
any commercial brace or repair
Sho1 without prior VA approval if
you have the new "ProSthetic Ser
vice Card -Orthooedic Braces" VA
re onal Offices are now in the
process OF issuing these cards.
Q. I'm eligible for a 1852 divi-
dend on my National Service Life
Insurance. In my case, VA is hold
ing the money 10 pay any pre-
NUNS that miss paying. When
uoes this system start?
a. VA can pay your premiums
out of your dividend money only
after the anniversary date of your
policy has passed. Be sure TO pay
your own premiums until after the
anniversary date. otherwise you re
taking a chance that your policy
will lapse.
Q. am on active duty, and
have an NSL1 term policy which
is under waiver However, the
term period of the policy Is about
10 expire Is there any way | can
keep my insurance protection after
IL expires?
A. Yes. Under the law. your
term policy will he automatically
renewed for another fiye-year
term. Premiums on this new in
Surance also will be waived during
the remainder of your service and
for 40 days afterwards. But when
you start paying your own pre-.
miums again. the amount viii be
higher. based on your age at the
time the new term went in effect.
(Ne.cranS living in Key West Who
wish furher information about
their benefits should contact the
VA office at Room us Federal
Bldg, key West. Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-13
Hunt Killer

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico p --
Police renewed their hunt today
for Antonio Correa Cotto. long
escaped killer. after reports of a
shooting stahhlng orgy near Ponce
in which five persons we're slain
and At least four others hurt.
Police Chef Beningo Soto said
after the carnage Monday at
Ponce IS miles southwest ot San
Juan, that authorities threw on, a
dragnet FOR Correa- He broke Gu,
Of the island peni,eagiary Oct. -
1880. and has eluded capture ever
since
The ouglaw vas serving a life
sentence tog iWo killings when he
eScAp ped with 100 ether prisoner
He was believed hiding near Peace
where re Exchanged shots wgth
p0rSuers pres asas 10 Aklcas 8
killings
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War
Roundup


SEOUL, Korea Up - Brig. Gen.
Charles F. Colson was removed
TODAY as commandant of Koje Is
land-three days after he made a
sharply criticized deal there with
Red prisoners of war for the re-
lease of his predecessor.
The new shakeup in the Koje
command came less than IL hours
after it became known the Joint
Chiefs of Staff demanded immedi-
ate and full Qualification of cir
cumstances leading to:
brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd S
capture by his prisoners, and
2-Colson's promised concessions
to Communist POW leaders which
won Dodd's release Saturday night.
Gen. Mark Clark. who became
Far Eastern commander Monday,
was instructed to send his report
to the Pentagen by the fastest
means possible"
Gen. James A. Van Fleet named
Brig. Gen. Hayden l.. Boatner. vet
eran front-line infantry command
er from New Orleans. to take over
the turbulent 60,00O-man prisoner
camp.
Boatner, third general to hold
the post within a week, arrived
at Koje a few hours after his
appointment. He speaks Chinese
and is an expert .on Chinese at
fairs.
Colson was reassigned to his for
mer Job as chief of. staff of the
First Corps in Korea.
Dodd, commandant of the island
when Red prisoners captured him
Wednesday, was reassigned to U.
S. Eighth Army Headquarters. His
lob was not announced.
On Koje flame-throwing Ameri-
can tanks and combat infantrymen
stood guard outside barbed wire
compounds, over some of which
captured Chinese and North ko-
reans flew the Red flag.
u. S. defense officials in Wash
ington took exception to the word
ing of Colson's agreement with the
Red POWs. The Defense Depart
ment issued statement Monday
night saying the wording gave sew
eral wrong impressions.
1t singled out these phrases
MANY prisoners of war have been
killed and wounded by U. N
forces" prisoners will receive
humane treatment in the future,
and there will be mo more corci'
BILE screening or any rearming Of
prisoners of war"
The Reds had demanded these
guarantees, and many others that
ColSon did not promise.
The Pentagon pointed out that
prisoners were killed only in in
cidents at PW camps brought or
by the rioting of the prisoners.
Ninety POWs and one American
solder were killed in two mass
riots on Koie in February and
March.
The Defense Department said
prisoners of the United Nations
always lave been treated in &C.
cordance with the Humanitarian
principles of the Geneva Conven
ton and the accepted practices Of
civilized nations. "
Further, the statement said. nc
prisoners Of war have been re.
armed, and There has never been
any ,forcible screening" 1t said
Colson probably was referring &c
Communist attempts Ito prevent
other prisoners from expressing
their free will" One high Wash
ington defense official said all
screening was halted two weeks
ago.
The U. N. Command said the
screening disclosed that only 10000
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Dies I'm Fire

BRADENTON B - Mrs. Anna
Osman Dodge. about so, died in a
fire at her home here Monday.
The fire damaged only the kitch-
en- and an adjoining hallway before
firemen put it out.
Mrs. Dodge was found in the
hallway. There were burns on the
body, but State Attorney w. M.
Smiley said suffocation apparently
was the cause of death.
No satisfactory census has ever
been made of the number OF
people in China.
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$50 Arrested

RIO De JANEIRO. Brand p
The rev Spaper o Gic5o said today
the government sweeping purge
Of Communists IN civil and mill
tary ranks has led TO more than
80 arrests,
TIE paper said the government
vail make an announcement soon
a5ou, the investigation. described
as THE most far reaching since
TIC Com II unIst revolt q 1894
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mated a naval aviator after COM
pleting the prescribed flight
training course at Pensacola.
Fla. Following flight training, he
remained at Pensacola as a flight
instructor.
Lieutenant Lotus is married TO
the former Miss Frances Dolan of
Annapolis, Md. They have a
daughter, Maryann Frances, 5.
He graduated from Annapolis
High School and attended the
University of Maryland prior to
entering the Navy.