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Evening star., 1952-11-03
Scrap Metal Group
Elects BIudensburo Man

Julian c. Cohen, of Julian C..
Cohen & Co., Inc, Bladensburg,
Md, has been elected vice presi-
dent of the Seaboard chapter of
the Institute Of Scrap Iron &
Steel, Inc.
Marcus s. Smith, of Joseph
Smith & Sons, 3619 Benning road
IN. e. has been named to tn egroup's
executive committee.
The Institute is a national trade
organization with 1900 members
organized in "a chapters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Representative Mack
To Tell of World FLIGHT

Representative Mack. Democrat
of Illinois, will discuss his round
the-world flight in light plane
on Tuesday. The occasion will be
the May dinner meeting of the
Washington Air Derby Association
at the Naval Officers Mess, Naval
Medical Center, Bethesda, Md.
Cocktails at 7 pm. will precede
the dinner. which will require res
ervations. In addition to WADA
members, other guests will include
members of the Ninety-Nines, the
Washington Association of Flying
Clubs, the Quiet Birdmen and the
Civil Air Patrol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Congressional Unit Report,
Declared in Wide Demand

Chairman O'Mahoney of the
Joint Congressional Economic
Committee has found a wide
spread demand from libraries, re-
search institutions and business
and labor groups for the commit
tees periodic reports on economic
problems.
The Senator has just advised
the Senate that during the past
five years the Government has
collected nearly $4,000 from the
sale of these documents.
The Senator had to introduce a
resolution Friday seeking author
ity for the printing of additional
copies of a recent committee re-
port on taxation of corporate sur
plus accumulations. There have
been 5000 requests for copies of
the report, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
learn 10 Swim Drive
To Be Sponsored by
MCA and The Star

Washington area men who can
not swim soon will have an oppor-
tunity to learn, free of charge.
The annual Mems Learn-to-
Swim Campaign, sponsored by The
Star and the YMCA, will be held
June 2 through June 7 at the
Central YMCA, 1886 G street NV.
The classes will accommodate 800
men IS years old and up.
Last month a similar campaign
for boys under IS. sponsored by
The Star and the Boys YMCA,
drew 1927 learners.
All instruction for the men will
be supervised by Joseph Mill, the
Y aquatic director. and Louis V.
Meyers. assistant physical direc-
tor. A staff of we'll trained YMCA
and Red Cross water safety in
Structors will assist.
glasses Eacn Morning.
During the six-day learn-to-
swim week. classes will be held at
9. 10 and II o'clock each morning.
l, 2, 3 and o'clock in the after
moons, and 6, 7 and 8 o'clock each
night. Youths under II will be
limited to the day classes so more
men who work during the day may
attend the evening sessions.
A registration deposit of 81 is
required. but will be refunded to
all who attend at least five of
their six one-hour lessons. Any
forfeits will be used to help send
worthy boys to the YMCA's Camp
Let's this summer.
Marks Tooth Anniversary.
The 1852 campaign is being
conducted as part of the YMCA'sI
Tooth anniversary, which will be
observed with party June 9 at
the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Last year, Sc per cent of the
men who attended all their class
es learned to swim so feet Or
more. All persons interested in
learning this year should fill out
the coupon appearing today. It
may be brought, or pasted to a.
postcard and mailed, to the Cen
trail YMCA, 1885 G street NV.
Additional coupons and in
formation on the classes will
appear later in The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
|Col. Remon Leading.
lin Punumu Election
By the Assoeiafed Pres,

PANAMA CITY. Panama, MAY
17.-Col. Jose Antonio Remon led
by more than 1880 votes over
Robert F. CHAR in latest returns
today from Sundays presidential
elections.
With 1876 out of 500 precincts
counted, the preliminary tally
Showed 38.431 for Col. Remon
the government candidate, and
24,S62 for CHAR, representing an
Opposition coalition.
Official tabulation, a recount of
returns from the nine provincial
capitals, begins Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Orinoco Being Dredged
To Get Iron Ore to Sea

CARACAS. - Dredging opera
lions have begun in the Orinoco
River to provide an outlet to the
sea for iron ore from Cerro Boil
var in Venezuela.
The project is expected to take
two years and cost about $751;
100000. Ore reserves in Cerro
Bolivar are estimated at 400 mil
lion tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

ave. NV.
Jack Shirley: %, Oklahoma City. Okla.
and Amy airline. 30. 1901 10th st. n W
Max Halebsky. "s, and Thelma Hardin
rs: both Of Baltimore, Md.
Charles Scofield. "A, Hartford. Conn. anc
jeanne Jonscher, "a 1905 18th ST. NV
John Buckley. 81, 5000 w st. NV, anc
Evelyn VanKuiken, 80. $500 Beechel
Paul Lester. 90. Kansas City. Kans.. ane
w, Betty rS Henley g. 1905 Ridge ,pl; Sc.
Thelma Lines. "a. Arlington, Va.
Harvey Goddard. -. 4O7 eth st. s.w.
and Rachel Mutterperl, Fl. 1890 Georgia
ave- NV.
Thomas Ahern. jr. %, 34o4 Garrison st.
NV. and Jean Tucker. rs. 1901 Con-
Robert Barge, Is. 4021 Marlboro pl. NV,
and Barbara Scott, is. 1929 T st. NV
Billy Hutcheson. %. 1869 Wyoming st.
NV, and Eleanor Schoonmaker, 20.
1881 N st. NV.
Charles Gay. 25. 1925 18th ST. NV. and
Joyce Walker, 20. Port Arthur Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

Marsaret Maloney. IS. e3I6 Sth st. n any
Winston Holloway. %. I'll Elm st. NV,
and Marjorie Whitfield, "a, 3735 Jay
Glen Smith. 90. Sterling. Va. and Mary
HeSSenauer, 30 Arlington. Va
joseph 1andolo, 26. HyattSville, Md and
marguerite Sheridan, "a, 1897 Lawrence
CHESTER Brisbin. q. gainesville, Ohio, and
virginia Doyle. IS, 5 Knox circle Sc
Robert Ovens, 20, Roswell, N. Mex and
Carvel Breeding. 20, 16 Abemarle st.
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laW, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1DGit three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
DieseIs Save Fuel

CH1CAGO.-Some railroads re-
port fuel savings of as much as so
per cent in the use of Diesels rather
than the conventional coal-burning
steam engines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

81 both Of Baltim ane R Md stearnS
Attilio Nazzaro. 36. Medford. Mass. and
Frances Terwillinger, 81. 5716 Sth st
Garfield Campbell, 49, 6O7 Acker st. ne.
and Kathrine Hayes, 81. 50 " st. NV.
Franklin Ridgway, 40. Groveton. Va, and
Marjorie Tate. 81. 1858 Maple View
James Whitmore. 81, Hyattsville, Md. and
Jeanne Cuda, ~ 1917 Rhode Island
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-24
USSR X M Offers Three Years Work And Scholarship

Three years of summer en- ployment and scholarship of S25O to the University of Alaska are provided annually for six high school and university stu dents by the terms of the new student training and scholarship plan of the United States Smelt- ing, Refining and Mining Com pany, according to an announce ment just made by Earl Beistline, dean of the University School of Mines.
 The plan is open to students in all branches of engineering and will be put into effect starting this summer. Applications must be filed at the University of Alaska by April 15.
 The successful applicants will be employed at various jobs de- signed to give a well rounded groundwork of experience in all branches of gold dredging busi- ness and will be paid by the com pany at the established wage rate for each kind of work done. At the end of the third summer each student who has satisfactorily completed the schedule of sum- mer employment will be given a certificate to that effect and a S25O scholarship for the follow ing year at the University of Alaska. In addition, a cash prize of $50 will be offered at the end of the first and second summers for the best essay submitted by October l on some phase of the work done that season.
 The proposed schedule of sum- mer employment calls for a stu dent during the first summer to spend 40 days at point driving, 40 days on the pipe crew, and 40
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-24

The government has asked the Red Cross to train thou sands of new nurses aides and to re-train former aides inac- tive in recent years. These aides are taught to become competent assistants to profes- sional nurses and serve as aux Hilary workers for community health. Your donation to the 1852 Red Cross Fund Cam paign will help provide this valuable instruction.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-24
C A P News

A meeting of the Nome Sqaud- ron, Civil Air Patrol was held last Wednesday evening in the federal building, with Maj. Bron- son presiding.
 The appointment of the follow ing officers was announced.
 Commanding Officer Lester Bronson, Major.
 Adjutant - Walter Mccarthy, 2nd It.
 Personnel-Ashby Craft, 2nd It.
 Assistant Personnel Officer - Sgt. Cartwright.
 Training Officer-Bob Emons, Capt.
 Commandant of Cadets-Mrs. Stella Cooley, End It.
 Supply-Louis Chase, End It.
 Operations - Phil Lancaster, End It.
 Chaplain - Rev. Paul Carlson, Capt.
 Fiscal Officer = Alice Hudson, End It.
 Public Information - Clinton Gray, End It.
 Communications-Fred Parson, 2nd It.
 Acting Engineering Officer - Staff Sgt. w. V. Ireland
 Photographic Officer - Bill Sheppard, End It.
 Assistant to co. - Mary Lee Kenison, Warrant officer.
 Flight Officers - John Cooley, Capt.; Sam Tucker, End It.; Dr. M. Kennedy, 2nd It.; Frank Kill lins, 2nd It.; Oboe O'Brien, End It.
 Flight Proficiency Board - Lester Bronson, John Cooley, Sam Tucker, Oboe O'brien and Walter Mccarthy.
 l. was decided that the first meeting of each month be limited to officers and the second meet ing, on the third Wednesday, to be an open meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-24

days as nozzleman; during the sec ond summer to spend 40 days on the cleanup crew or at prospect drilling, 40 days as decker or shoreman on a dredge, and 40 days in the warehouse; and dur ing the third summer to spend 60 days as thawing assistant or timekeeper and 60 days in the machineshop or power plant. At option of the company substitu- tions may be made to employ a student in the engineering depart ment or at the McCarty Mine.
 Rules for the selection of can didates were listed as follows:
 This plan shall be open to physically able male students over Is years of age who are en- rolled or intend to enroll in min ing, metallurgical, civil or other engineering courses at the Uni versity of Alaska and who intend to take at least three or more years there.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-24

ST. LOUIS, (P - Monsanto Chemical Go. weighs invisible quantities of radioactive ma terialS.
 The company has scale at it's mound laboratory in Miamisburg, O., operated for the Atomic En- ergy Commission, with a balance so sensitive it can detect weight differences as small as one three billiOnth of an ounce.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-15

Stefes WobenbIatt eribeirt felt
benz Sabr 1873 reeelmdBig ieoen
Samstag uno miro berausgeseben
Gum Beiten oes Hdpitlibcn Rolle.
gi,un Soiepbtnum in @ortbington.
Ohio, beiien 3med bic Seranbitbung
piiroiger 8rieitersoglinge fiir Die
Der. Staaten lit. Dieie Gnitalt III
bauptIGdli9 ansepisien a,,f bie Gin.
FINITE oieies 8lattes unb Die @eiden.
te ieiner 2eier.
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to The Pontifical College Joseph.
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bent truman ibldgt nit benz geipobn-l |
ten @Ieihniut fir oas fon1menoe
Sabr Elm Bu6get bon fiinfnnoahtSig
MiIliaroen Dollars bor.)
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Sttmue DeS SDlfeS
fiir baS SSoiepbinum

ginliegeno $500 gum 9anf fir ei-
ne @ebetserboruue. @ott iegne oas
SoIepbinum!
sllter 2eier, Srlo.
Sd ienbe biern1it cine @abe gum
3anf meiller Samilie fir Die rner-
1uartete 8elunbung unierer Eohter.
9urb bas @ebet Oct gan5en Sanilie
our Ml,tter bon Der Smmertpdbren-
Den .Silfe purbe uniere To6ter in
nerbdltnismaBig fur5er 3eit pieber
geiunb. 9rof. S. M, Duebren, @bitor
bes Ohio -Waiienfreunb', bate lns
bas @ebet angerate,1. Cine @abe fir
oas 8ontifical College Soiepbinum
liegt bel. "a
5. 90. 9, 3.
Sd lenoe biermit $1.O0, Sen ih
in elmer &ranfbeit perlproben bate.
9anf Ser lieben Muttergottes. uno
oller Seiligen bes Simmels puroe id)
ipieoer geIuno.
2elerin, Minn.
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1trlann
(Srrtfebung bon Sette i,

eiienbowers 3uli6erung, baB bie less
ten 5man5ig Sabre ni6t aus Der 3eit-
re6nung geitriden 1perben ioaen,
Sertrauen fanoen. l1no biele Mrbei-
ter befunoeten, oaB iie = entgegen
BEN gebauptungen Ser 6ubrer Ser
aSof2, Ser $50 uno Ser Mine
8orfers bon Sobn Selpis = Oas
Eaft-SartleD- -@elet ni6t als cine 2e-
bensfrage betra6ten.
Srotoem tpare es Elm sSrrtllm,
menn Die abitimmung als ein 8otum
gegen uio5iale ,Siderbeit" 5lsuniten
oes ufreien Spiels Ser &rdfte" ausge-
legt miiroe. Cine lol6e 8erfennung
piiroe iib balo bitter RIDDEN. 9as
@ort uSi6erbeit" bat freili9 in ser
beutigen 3eit nod cine 5peite 8ebeu-
tung, oie Die Sreuoe an Sen grrun.
genidaften persdat. 8dbreno bie 9e-
mofraten nieoer uno lpieoer Sen
Wdnnern uno 5rauen 5uriefen, tie
batten es ME 10 gut geba6t, erinnerten
bic Republifaner nieoer uno tpie6er
on Die 8erlulte in oen foreaniiden
@raben uno an bie uroten Staten" !,
Die unterirOiId) ibr 8eien treiben,
uno an ben augiasital, Die nWeB"
in @aibinston.
Die 8erbitteruns iiber oieie greig-
niiie uno 3uit6noe maren tpobI ser
bebeutenbite 1aftor bes republifani-
iden Sieges unb ser bemofratilhen
Rieoerlage, uno oieIer Sattor batte
mabri6einlib aub Senator &aft Sen
erfolg geiidert. CAB Die 8olfsltim-
mllng iid 10 un5meibeutig unb ent-
lbieben 1uBerte, biirfte ipobI Der per.
i0nliden Bopularitdt giienboipers
uno Der = grobflobigen @ablma1e
Erumans 81 banfen iein.
9ie Netp 9eal.Mera, oie Dor stpan-
gig Sabren in Der groBen 9epreiiion
begann, lit NIT Dem Sieg Der Hepu.
blifaner au @nbe gegangen. gs NOR
cine aufregenbe unb itiirmiihe 3eit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-15
durch
behandelt!

Der neuen Wissenschaft ist
es gelungen, das so heilsame
Knoblauch in flissiger und
leicht zu nehmender Form
herzustellen. Auf dieses alte,
Won Pfarrer Kneipp NIT SO
grossem Erfolg bel oben err
wahnten Leiden angewandte
Naturheilmittel wurde Won ell
mem prominenten Arzt i'm Fe-
bruar 1925 hingewiesen, und
i'm Oktober 1924 hat die Pari-
ser Academic der medizini-
schen WisSenschaft die aus
serordentliche Heilwirkung
des Knoblauchsafts gegen
Adernverkalkung hervorgeho-
ben.
Nicht nur mindert Knob
LAUGH den hohen Blutdruck,
sondern reinigt ebenfalls das
Blut;; ist also Elm vorziigliches
Fruhjahrs -Kurmittel.
Knoblauch ist zines der be-
stem Desinfektionsmittel und
neutralisiert Schadliche Sub
stanzen i'm Magen und Inn
Unterleib.
Unser LIQUID GARLIC list
leicht zu nehmen und der
tbele Nachgeschmack kann
leicht NIT einem Ess0ffel
Honig entfernt werden.
LIQUID GARLIC kann be-
zogen werden zum Preis von
$500 per Pint oder S.. so per
Quart portofrei. Das neue,
dreimal starkere Knoblauch-
Extrakt kann, ohne Preiserh0-
hung, bezogen werden Won der
Texas Liquid Garlic Go.
p. o. So, Mineral Wells, Texas
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Hpr1tttfi1tpH

gta1 oen in ben Iesten Eagen per-
0ffentlidten Sddsungen oes 3enius-
biiros betrug am 1. September Die
3abl Der 8eb0lferung Der Ser. Staa-
ten einidIieBlih Der Gruppen I'M
Mnslano, 157, ,505,000. Das bebeutet
gegenuber Ser 8en0lferungs3abI i'm
Mpril 1850 einen 3utpahs bon iiber
iebs Wilionen.
Or. Seinrih 8riining, Der friibere
Iaan3ler Der Deutiben. &epublif BON
@ein1ar, traf leste 8ode nab einem
I1ngeren 8eiub in ben Ser. Staaten
i'm Bremerbaben ein nm ieine 5tel-
lung aIs 8rofeiior Der Staatsmiiien.
idaft an Der unineriitat G0ln anou-
treten.
Der n11ite Dr6fibent Der Ser.
ston4pn. General gi'enbomer, lit bon
|bGterIiAer un6 miitterliher Seitc
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@ipdhbdhss4 81

0nbnqne, Sa. Ser bohm Ite
Mlgr. Sreoerid. 8. &eIes tpuroe io-
eben gum &an5ler Ser gr5bio5eie err
nannt, als Nabfoleer oes gum Gene
|ralpifar ernannten bohn'iten Migr.
George S. 8isfup. 3um Nabfolger
non Mier. Seles als Gi5ereftor oes
Otount- ct. .-8ernarb. Seminars tpuroe
Ser bodp. Sr. Srancis g. Sdultes
|ernannt.
8apib Gitp, S.-9af. - 0a6oem
oas Snoianerbiiro fiir5lid sic Snbia-
neri6ule in ct. CHARLES, S.-0af., ge.
i6loiien uno oie 0ffentli6e 59ule ser
Srtldaft ii6 pei9erte, Die &inoer au-
5ulallen, bat nunmebr Der bobm. Sr.
&olpb 6. giu1pad bon &errid auf
eieene Soften cine 8farridule fir Die
&inoer eroffnet, tpobei er ieIbit als
S6uuebrer fl1ngiert. Sn Der neuen
Sbule iinO bereit neun5ebn Snbianer-
idiiler.
Sismarf, N.-0af. - Mm 3. SEQ.
pember feierte Ser bo6p'Ite Sr. 8i-
I6of Sod Elm Sontififalrequieln fir
Die berItorbenen 8il6ofe 8incent
8ebrle, O.S.B, Ct 1939) uno Sim
cent RDan Ct 1861 BON 8ismard.
st. Sanl, Minn. = Mm fonlmen-
oen Sonntag, 16. 9topember, beginnt
oie bier5igitiinOige anoaht in foIgen-
ben Bfarrftr6en Ser @r5oio5eie: ct.
Sobannes Der Saufer, grceliior; ct.
Saurentius, Saribal1lt; l1nbefledte
gmpfdngnis, Glen 2afe; Il. 8. Srau,
Wanannab.
Sm 9iltriftsgeri6t in Marjban lit
5ur5eit Elm 8ro5eB inn Gang iiber oer
auf $4,000 eei6dtten Na9laB bes
perItorbenen SRI. &atberine Sman
bon Noro=Wanfato. SRI. Smaa bate
BEN eroBten Sell ibres 8ermogens
Der SO. .=Beter=uno- SAUL =@emeinbe in
Wanfato, Ser Catholic Gbur6 @rten=
iion Societp, bem Narpfnon- -Mii-
iionsoerein uno Dem fatbolil6en
Srieobof in Manfato perma6t. @e-
gen oas Seitament itrengten ie0od
abt 8etteru uno 8aIen Der 8erItor-
benen inn 0iitriftsseri6t ben 8roaeb
an, na6oem NodlaBri6ter abrabom-
ion basielbe als redtssiiltig befunben
bate.
eSn Ser neuen st. =8regorius- Stride
i'm Sigblano 8arf-0iltrift in ct.
Saul fanoen om Sonntog Sic eriten
beilisen Meiien ltatt. Die i'm ssuni
1851 erribtete @emeinbe tpuroe bon
oem bodm. Srn. 8farrer Ebomos St.
Sube organifiert. - Die neue Stride
lit in Dem nod i'm 8au besriffenen
&ombinations =S6ulgebaube unterge-
bra6t. Man re6net nun bamit, oaB
bas 8farrgebduoe, bas II. a. au6 5ebn
Sdulflaiien5immer entb6lt. Bis Mit-
te Sanuar pollenoet uno eingeapeibt
tuerben fann. sln @o6entagen mer-
BEN biz babin Ole @ottesbienite tpie
bisber i'm Grogeid9ob Der st.-2eo-
Stride Itattfinoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-15

WANTED! Catholic woman,
young or middle-aged, single or
widow, to do domestic work in
Catholic SanatOrium. For further
information, write to X. S., Ohio
Wiasenfreund.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-15

| oeutider Mbfunft. Sic gorfabren iei-
ines. 8aters {Gifenbailer1 fumen aus
Der &beinpfaI5, oie Worfnbren fei11er
Wutter l5toeber) fnnen aus 9eIien.
|Sie tDanoerten, ipie @iienboiper. 1eu-
lid in elmer Ge6e in SEEM yorf NIT
|teilte, In ben religios -politiihen @ir-
|ren i'm @efolge oes DreiBigi1brigen
&rieges suerit naf Der Sdtpeia nno
ipdter - 1741 - nab Mmerifa aus,
no lie iib in BennipIbattia 1tieoerIie-
|Ben. Son BORT fam @iIenboDers
@roBbnter Sacob nit ieiner sSamiIie
nod Dem Biirgerfrieg na1 Mbilene in
&anlas, mo er Brebieer elmer ben
Qudfern 1bnliben Sefte tpurbe. @i-
ner Ser sobne bieies Hrebigers, Ga-
bio, tpur0e Der 8ater oes ndbIten
Braiioenten. Gr mar nod in Benn-
lDlbaftia geboren 1poroen lno fam NIT
ieinen @ltern itnb 5abireiden anbern
Denti6-BenniDlpaniern nod Dem @e-
item. Dabio @iienboiper Iernte auf Der
SigbShool Elm Wdoben fennen Soa
gliiabetb Stober (Stoeber), beren
Samilie abnlihe @anoerfabrten
ourbgemadt batte tpie oie giien-
bomers. gr beiratete lie, rtb oieier
gbe entiproiien brei Sobne, oarunter
als iiingIter 9abio Gmisbt. Ser 5a-
Mile ging es materien r1id)t lonberlih
gut. 0apio Ser Ieltere tpar elm nn=
|praftilber MenIb, Ser iib in ieiner
Gertrauensieligfeit bon einem geriiie=
men @eid)aftsteilbober betriigen llno
in ben 8anfrott treiben lieB. Seine
|energilde uno praftiibe gbefrau balf
ibm ieine Sbuloen be5ablen inb ltb
nit eiiernem SleiB gum Sngenieur
aus5ubiloen. als iiingiter Ser Santi-
lie giienbomer- -Stoper puroe oer
nadlte Braiibent geboren am Ia. Sf-
tober 1890.
Gie Seilnebmer 6es bierten 1tor6=
oeutiben &olpings Cages 1852, Der
i'm September in 2ingen itattfanb,
|ri6teten an BEN Goriisenben bes
9euti6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(0@8) Elm Selegramm, in oen1 iie
ibre 8elorgnis iiber Die Gnttpidlung
Der 9eutiden ginbeitsgelperfi1aft
gum ausorud bringen. Sn Dem EeIe-
gramm beiBt es Ii. a.: > @ir er-
narten llnb foroern bie ltrifte @ab-
rung Der iatungsgen1dBen parteipoIi-
tiiden NeutralitGt unb religioien So
leran5. 8elonbers belorgt iinb mir Inn
Die &altnng Der @elperfi9aft eegen-
iiber @iiienibaft nnb gr5iebung.
8ir lebnen entibieben oen gotali-
tatsaniprub auf Sen gan5en Men=
i6en ab. @ir tpiilen l1ns nit ben Mit-
|glieoern Der fatboliiden Mrbeiter-
beipegllng barin einig, baB man iiber
@eltanihauung nit Stimmenmebr-
belt nibt entideioen fants ionoern
oaB bic relisioie uno tpeltani1auli9e
Solerana fir cine ehte ginbeitsge-
tperfibaft @runolase iein unb bIeiben
muB @ir niiBten es als bittere
gnttduihuns empfinben, tpenn oie
ginbeitsgeperfi6aft oas @eies oes
&anoelns, nab Dem iie bel ibrer
8riinoung auftrat, perlieBe. @ir, bie
mir 1lns INNER entI6ieoen linb nit
mormen Ser5en fiir Die getperfidaft-
lthe ginbeit Der slrbeitnebmer einge-
lett baben, tpiiroen Damn BEL nnieren
5reunoen nno MitgIiebern aIs unge-
polIte 3utreiber 5u elmer sSoeoIogie,
Die mir aus @elpiiinseriinben ableb-
men, angeleben =. ginbeitsgetperf-
lbaft ia, aber nibt Inn Ben Breis bes
@eipiifens!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-11-15
ct. ganI, Ninn.- 8ortbinston, o.,
Samstag, Is. Npbember 1852.


SOnntag, 16. ytODentber: Tternn6s
smausisiter Sonntae nad Sling
item. - @bangeIium: Som
Senff0rnlein (Mattb. 13).
Montag, II. Nobember: Silba.
9ienstag, 1S. Nopember: &irdtpeibe
BON ct. Seter.
Otittlpo6, 19. geobember: @lilabetb.
9onnerstag, 90. Nopen1ber: @bmunb.
Sreitag, 81. gtopenber: Marid Spfes
rltng.
Samstag, %. Hopember: gdcilia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-12-18

Mrs. Roland Green, Local Lead
err, of the Laytonsvil'e Club, had ;
Christmas Tea Table ready for the
girls when they met in the schoo
December 10. The girls enjoyed
the festive atmosphere md refresh
ments which were followed b!
learning how to make Christmas
decorations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-12-18
County Students
Participate in
Panel Discussion

Fourteen RMHS students at
tended a panel discussion at Lis
ner Auditorium last week spon-
sored by George Washington Uni
versity. The subject was "How Can
We Most Effectively Combat the
Threat of Communism"
The students who attended were
June Anderson, Luella Baxter, Joan
Brooks, Ken Brow, Joan Oils, Jane
Disney, Bob Chambers, Mike Chris
Hansen, Alethia Mayes, Pat Pick
EFT, Gloria Villnave, Jane Ward
Shirley Wire and Sam Wray.
Following welcome by DR.. FL
mer L. Kayser, University Mar
shall, Dean of the University Divi-
sion, GNU, panel discussion of
circumference topic was presented
The moderator was Edwin L. Stew
ems, Associate Professor of Speech
GNU. The speakers were the
Honorable O. X. Armstrong, u. s.
Congressman from Missouri: DIR
Burnice Jarman, Professor of Ed
ucation, G.W.U.; Mr.. Justin Me-
earthly, Director of UNIV News
Bureau; and Mr.. William Coyle
General Production Manager, Radio
and TV Director, The Evening and
Sunday Star.