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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
Won 9r. Sermann Waubersieb
Stnatsiefret1r inn Ninilterilt,n
iiir Wobnungsbau.

gonn -. G.) - Musn,ab ,,nS
5en,po Ser 8autGtigfeit iino ein
8raSmciier fir Die tpirtid,oitlihe
unb io5iale @rbolrng Ser gunoes.
republif nod bent 3uiammenbrucb.
Der Wobn,nesbau bietet babel BE-
ionOers einorl,fspoae 3ablen, nab.
reno bic ariessid,dben ser Snbuitrie
Iebr idrper in aooitionsiGbisen Gin'
heiten al,i;lHeibneu iino. 3ubem
liub bie 0erl,ite burh 0emontagen
erhobt noroen. Die Wobnungsnot
muB beboben tperoen, INT oie i,lnse
beutihe 9emofratie 81 ieitiaen uuo
ibre Notwithstanding 81 earan-
tieren: bas erfdnnte aud, Der Bun.
oestae on. iroem er bas Wobnunss.
bauaeies BON 1850 einitinllnis an.
nabm. .4'
Sic auisabe erideint nabesu l,n.
l0sbnr. Gpn rlnb 1912 Miuionen
Nobn,naen I'M 8ebiet Ser bel,tiaen
9unbesrepublif trl,rben nid,t tpeni.
ger ols 2.340,000 burh arieesein.
,uirfuna unbrauhbar. Oie St1ote
Sambura unb 8reme, baben bel.
ipielsmeiic rl,nb sic 8dlfte unb Die
91noer Nororbein- -8eitialen mo
&beinlano-Eial5 ettpa Elm Giertel
aller @ohuuugeu nerloren.
Iur1 Sen 3uitrom bon Tcrtrie'
beneu uno Sutpouoererr entitnnb Elm
peiterer 8coarf bon iiber 2,3 N'il'
lionen Wobnungen. ,ueun fiir ie bier
Sertriebene cine Dohnuna anaeiett
miro. Muberoem ereibt iih aus Ser
normalen 8epolferlin9sent,pidlll
nod, elm Mehrbebnrf bon ri,no 1,2
Ntiaionen @cbnunaen. 3uiammen
lit bas Elm 8eborf bon 6 Mi(lionen
@obnuneen. Ser pGhrenS Ser
Rrieasiabre entltanbene ssehlbebari
lit burt, 8outen in Der erIten NaG.
frieas5eit l,nseidbr ausgeglideu
tpnroen. Seit Ser @abrnasreform
Iinb nun burf 9teubau, Wieberauf.
bau, 8ieSerberitelluns lmo gr,peite=
rl,nssbal,ten etipa cine NiQion @ch.
nunaen geihafien tporoen. so baben
man sesenmdrtis in Weitoel,tihlono
eincn ungeocften 9eSori bon rllnO
5 Millionen Wobnrluecu.
Na1 Dem eriten Ne!tfrieg batteu
mir in 9elttihlaub iniolae Ser so,,
1914 bis 1913 unterbrohenen 9eel,.
bautitiafeit einen iseblbeitano Dol,
ctlpa elmer Million @pbnunaen. 1ie.
ie Slide puroe bis 1888 poll aus.
| geglid)en.
9as erite acknowledgements pon1
"a. april 1850 iest gum Siel Die
Sd}afiuna BON 1,9 Niuionen @ob.
nuneen Oes ioiialen @obnunssbaus
innerbalh pOn 6 Sahreu. I'm eine
&ationaliiicrung bes Seltiheu @uh.
nlnasba,es 81 erreideu. lperoen Die
@auiorihuue. Die Gntmifl,,ng po,,
0o,1tnpen unb Die St,a'iung ron
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
CLEVELAND. OHIO
ST. JOHNS CHURCH

The Senior Church Choir of St.
Johns Church, 76l Eddy Road,
takes pleasure in announcing its
Annual Concert, which will be
given in the Church on March 80,
1852, at 4 p. nj.
The Choir this year takes great
pride in presenting program the
Musical portion of which has been
entirely composed and arranged
for us. by our very talented and
outstanding director of Music,
Prof. Rudolph Schuster; also in
cluded in the programm is a
beautiful poem by our Soprano
Singer, Mrs. Alice Gramp; set to
Music for the choir.
The Church Choir is honored
to have also on this years pro-
gram, Gust Singers from and
West. and looks forward to your
attendance on this occasion.
The Church Choir.
8, Is.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
SALEM NEWS
BRANCH 10

On March 7tk, there will be an
election held for the position OF
caretaker OF the Saxon Country
Club. All those interested in this
job should have their written ap-
piiccation in before March 9TH.
The contract for this position
las been revised, so if there are
any questions, get in touch with
President Rudolph Bodendorier
or Ralph Gang.
Also at the March 9TH meeting
there will be election of Delegates
to the Grand Lodge Convention
to be held this year in Cleveland
Let's all turn out for this meet
ing. Don't forget the door prize.
Ralph Gang, Sec.
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besuch in
0esterreich

rSciterreih", Elm iarbiser Reiie=
film I'M &ahmen Der rGpuno tIs
&orlo NDpentllre Series. ,pirn AM
12. NtGrs ahenos um S:15 i'm Did.
ionic Muoitprilm an Glt 36 lmo
Guclio s(pe., poraefiibrt. &arl 30.
binlun, ipelrher Die slufnahmen leB=
ten Sommcr mad)te, miro perionlid,
bier iein, Inn bic Shiloer,mscn su
aebcn.
Sm 8eiite beilld)t man @ien, cine
Der siplnberbariten Stdote Guropas,
INN III id,arfem aontrait Da,u itehen.
be Sorfer tici in ben Mlpeu, Sroh=
tenfcite Der NeIpler, Snmsbruf, Den
9rennerpaf. nas Sestal. ,nan rrlebt
ben 'Sriiblins in Ben sllpen. man
fommt an bic idbone bloue Gonau,
nah Hins nah Sol,burh Seefelo
,lnb ndh DEM npoerncn Gurort
8oo0aitsin. Mon mad,t bic Soeu.
crnte in Nellltift nit, helteiat Seiter=
rcid,s bod,Iten Berg, bel, 0roRalod,
ner.
Stir Heierpalionen rl,ie man Gf=
prcR 1919 an. &drten iinb iett I'll
habcn bel Gurrolps, 419 Guclip
9lpe.. ioipie an ber aoiie i'm Maionic
Muoitorillnt. Sllle 9Sldse iino refer
piert lno lie foiten $l.55. $t.25
lub 500. &inber unter t2 Sabrer
,ablen 60 Gent. Slh Z 40 lit Der Or
aoniit &incent 9sercn an Der Srael.
8citelllmaen fir bic nafite Sci.
ion lperoen ieBt maenummen nit
bis su 40 Trosent Nahatt. lin Gin-
selheiten ruie man Gfprek 1910
an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
George Woshingtons
deutsche Verwundte

9tiht allgeanein befannt iii, bab
George Waihinston @crluanote in
9eitt'tlano bate. Su Sabre 1855
mar ein 9>'ann Ser enslii5en Sami.
lie 8a'bingtor mad, SnGano ousac.
mauoert. als ieiuem Mafomneu elm
Sobn ae6oren .puroe, murNc er So.
fob aenannt. On ser. Batter iriib
'tarb uno er nit If Sabren aud, Sic
aFntter perlor, nIubt ssatob @aih.
lnaton Iriih iiir lid, iorgen. Wit 16
Sabren trut er in Die hoQGnoiihc
arnlee als ,sobnrid, Elm. nm SIii;ier
iil meroen. slls es 5pi1hen Solanh
uno 6ranfrend sum ariese fam,
geriet Satpb @aibinaton III 8eion.
aenlhait. Nad) 9eenoisuns oes
arleaes mar cr einige ;3cit il,
OelltIhlanO, Damn purOe cr tpicoer
bolldnoiifer Sfiijier. 1904 pcrlie6
er Den hoaiuoiihen 9ienlt uno mur.
De 3alptnann inl Seere oes a0nias
pom 8apern. Gr iliee gum General.
lelttnant aui uno lpuroe 8eneralaS.
ji,tant oes aouiss. 1929 puroe e,
pcm baperiihen aonis seaoelt, il
SaB er nun Safob bon sNaibinstcr
bieB. Mls aonis 9l,o,pig sic aron,
nleoerlegte luo balh barauf itarb
lcbte Waihinaton in 0tiinhen, ,pt
er 1S4S ltarb. gr ,par apein.al per
beiratet geweien luno bate 3 Sobn
lmo eine 1ohter. Die Sobne ,pur
pen Siii5iere ODER tparen in1 staats
unb Soioienlt tGtig.
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WestdeutsehIand braucht
fuenf miIIionen Wohnungen

Norn,eu bclonoers seiorOert.. llm
prioate Mittel peritGrft 81 n,cbil''ie'
ren. nuroe sic Wobnl,1,gsppahgs'
tpirtid)ait erbeblid) aufselufert, pent
feine oiientliben 0tittel beanlprl1cbt
tpurOen.
Turd, oas acknowledgements ,uar
ser @obnungsbau Il, brci MuFsahe!t
geglieoert poroen: 1T Den or'elttl,d]
aeioroerten ioiialen Wobninosbal,
in oen iteuerbesiinitisten Wpb'tunss.
bau l,no in ben irei iinan3ierten
Wohnungsbau. Gieles Scrtahren
hattie quite Griolae. @ei Ser @enil-
ligung GiientliHer Ntittcl tperoe1t
Srsone Scr ltoatliben Wchnl,uas'
poIitit, 0e,neinoen. &orperid)a1te1t
bes 0iicntlihen Mehts, eernelnniisi'
ae uno ireie Observation-Disclosures
,,no pripate gaubcrren in gletdler
91eiie beriiditd)tiat. 9ie Gleihbcred,'
tiguna ser rcrid1icbencn @rnppet
BON Yauberreu lit banlit ST eltenr
2eitiat iiir oen bclltibeu @obnl'ngs.
geipnrben.
Sic 9eiitunaen Ses Sabres 1851
I'M beutihen Mobuullgstau iina ent-
geaen allen 8eiiirhtungen ebenlo
bod ,pie Die Oes &oridhres. Sest
perltdrfcn iih aber sic Sorgen iiir
cine eriolercid)e Tortiitbruna oes
Nobnunesbaucs lit Der 9eutld,en
8unoesrepublif. 9ie Yreiie iiir 8au'
naterialieu lrno Die Sobne lino ge'
'tiesen. Gin erob angclester Ser'
luh. before lr,b aud billiaere wob'
nuneen her5uitellen loll 1T Dent
@GM- @ntnidIungsbaliten i'm Sahre
1862 in Is Seutitben Stooten ourh'
seiiibrt neroen. 9ie in oieien 8rc.
ieften pprgeiebenen 1lebr uls 5000
Wpbnungen perDeu et.pa 35 Ntlllio-
men Marf folten. 9ieier 9etrne miro
ppn ser GM- -Miiiion in 9eltihlano
aus @esenmertnitteln ser 0taribau.
planbilie 5l,r Geriitsuns seitellt.
Die 8emeinoeu geben ben @runo
,lro 8oceu.
Tas @eialntproeronm iiir 1852
iieht rl,no $4,000 @obnllrsen i'm
io3ialen 8obultnssbau Dor. bancn
runo 205. 900 Nelbuuten unS 105,-
OCO Gicberauiballten Dor, bapon
r.tnb $4,000 @obnl,ngen hes |o3ia.
len @obul,nssbars iollen nod et1pa
10000 gSobnurgen foinr;en, Die
obne Snaniprl,hnabme ofientlid,er
9ittel 81 iinan5iercn iiub. 60 miro
iiir 1852 cine ebenir bobe Nrb'
| nl,nesbauleiitlua ,pie in Ben beioen
Gorjabren anseitrebt. 9!lein 10000
Beraar6eiterpobnungcu ioaen O..
IhoIieu ,perben. Ger Meit ser nueen.
blidIih iehleuoen $4,000 Beraar~
beitermobnungen miro ,uahrideinlih
in ben ioleeuben 1-2 Sabren ee.
baut ,peroen f0nnen. Wit ben iiir
Die 6inanjierl,na puraeiehenen 100
Millioneu Mari aus GHE.Wtitteln
| fiir Bergarh - 'hnllngen louer
nor alem G. ngen init Neben.
anlngen .ucr0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

BY the sounds of it I guess
everyone had a nice time at the
bowling tournament. At the
banquet taks were given by
Johnny Schneider. Herm. Linder,
John Toepfer (Pres. Board 10
Directors). Sheriff Grossglaus,
and Judge Weber. John Schnei-
der and Henry Miller presented
the trophies. Detroit did fine too,
placing second, with one trophy
staying home, YES Canton won
one. The banquet was ended by
our president, Don Ongerth. Wish
to thank the ladies in the kitchen
for their swell chicken dinner.
Hope everyone got home safely
Everyone is looking forward to
the next event, whatever it may
be.
Jeanne Morris, Rep
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Morqvise hinterIaesst
40 Mill. fver Afrikuner

2aiiahon. Sm 9(lter bon 70
Sabren itarh bie Marqueso be @aI-
flor Coma Maria Do Garmo Con.
ltuutinr iSorreirc. bic oils reid,ite
Nrou EOrtllaols ol,aciehel1 ipuroe.
Sbr aui 40 Millioncn Solar qe-
ithdstes &er,uoaen itammte gum
aroben Sell ulls aaiieeplal1taaen
in elfrifo. IS ioll als cine Stiftuna
perluenoct iperben, Inn Die 9ehcns=
pcrh1ltniiie pnrtllaieiiid,er Siebler
uub ei,laeborcner Arbeiter in slfrifa
I'll pertciiern.
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Avf offener Strusse
Elm Kind qeboren

6ra'. - Inter unlelpohnlihen
llmitanoen. ,,dmlih BEL minus 90
8rab I'M i5reien. brahte bic 23iGhs
riae 9anoarbeiterin Maria 3rosa
in Gid)bera bel 2eibnis in Der Siio.
itciermarf Elm ainb ,llr Melt. "a
Ser 0ielitaeber bel Giutritt Der
Gehen feinen 9lrat nerit6noiete,
maite iih Naria 2rosa nadt:
ielblt auf Dem 9Sea gum ndhiten
Nrst. llnterlpess brahte lie ari
oifener StraRe einen 8naben .si,r
Nelt.
Die illnae Mutter uno bas Neu=
aeborene lasen itunbenlana hililos
bel minus 20 Grab i'm Shnee, big
lie enDlid) bel Moraenarauen bon
Eoiianten aufsefunoen uno in bic
ndhite Ortihaft aebrad)t lpur0en.
Won bort tpurben lie in bas arans
fenbaus 9Haana BEL leibnis iiber=
fiibrt. Isle erfldrt lpuroe, iollen lid
iolpobI Mutter tpie &inb ,pieoer
lpcblouf befinoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06
This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

President of the Hanna Coal Com
pany. and Mr.. Oliver Reynolds, of
the Chamber OF Commerce on s. J.
Res. ~, bill to authorize joint
United States-Canadian construc-
ton of the st. Lawrence Seaway.
Both were in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. Reynolds testified that the
tremendous increase in the need
for steel makes necessary facilita-
ton of the movement to the mills
Of newly located ore deposits in
Labrador. The Lake Superior mines
having yielded some ~ billion tons
of ore, are reported as nearing the
exhaustion point. It is this need to
open new fields for the great steel
mills OF the Cleveland Youngstown
areas that has brought the Cleve-
land Chamber of Commerce to this
position on the Seaway.
In his testimony. Mr.. Reynolds
said, There should be q toll charge
in order to make the project SELF
sustaining and self-liquidating over
q reasonable per,od of time. and
the United States share of hydro.
electric power developed by the st.
Lawrence Seaway project should be
distributed through privately -owned
rather than publicly -owned facili-
ties"
AS you know, the House held
hearings on the Seaway during the
First Session of this Congress, but
failed to vote out q bill Whether
the two changes in the Democratic
membership OF the Committee
would change the situation has not
yet been determined.
COR those who might want to
l. testify: The Senate Banking
and Currency Committee has voted
to hold II days Of hearings on the
Presidents request for extension
and revis',~ of the Defense Pro.
du:.:os. a.: beginning March 9TH.
Tae corresponding Committee of
the House has set no definite time
as yet, though it is expected its
hearings will be started within the
next fortnight.
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,Oichferw wo~fe

Wur5el bab' id, ME geiabt ..
Sn oem irenoen 2anDe,
Simmer bielten MIDI ser Seimat
sSeltc 2iebesbanoe.
2ieie ltarfe ;Seiiel mars.
2le MIDI iiber iiher lcnfte.
Wir, spenn aQes I'M MIDI itiir3te,
8ieher @lan6en ihenfte.
Nus nihts miro nifts, Dos merfc
ipobl.
Wenn aus Dir ettpas tperoen ioQ.
Glau6,us.
Wobl Dem, Der ieiner Vdter germ
ssntmer ipiirte ih Die Sano,
Die mid iiher fiibrte.
llno iiir's 9einlatlano, 10 ierne,
Meine 2iebe idiirte.
Warsdrete &latt.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
EAST SIDE LIEDERTAFEL

Wurst Markt. Bake Sale and
Card Party. Friday evening,
March I at L. S. Sachsenheiln. AS
this is the last time that we will
offer this famous home made
sausage. and home baked "krap-
fen and "Stritezl' this season,
help us to make it a success with
your patronage and we of the Lie
dertafel will do our best to pro-
vide pleasant evening for all
Our friends.
Thank you
Martha Meier, Sec.
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oussenom,tN III ,ueuSen. Rabbi sc.
fer ~. &ep;nicn aus Sellna. Ala.
bamn, ser aeiitlide iSiibrer ser Sii-
Oiifen 8emeinbe BON Berlin, er.
flarte oaSu, baB bic in Gertidlano
ari;iiiigen Sl,oen elnpiinoen, iie ioll.
ten iih an feiner miIitoriiden 3dtig-
felt beteilisen. rTeu 9eutidleu ica.
'e es Der Toft iagen, haB mir niht
Shulter au Sd,l,lter NIT 2eutihen
in elmer beutiden slrmee fintpfeu
fonnel," nntlportete ber Habbi auI
cine Srase.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06

Columbus Juniors don't forget
our regular monthly meeting next
Thursday, March 18th. Let's have
a 1000 attendance.
&C o II nj bus correspondents,
please, mail articles earlier! The
editor.)
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH Is

Our next monthly meeting will
be held Sunday March 9. 1882 at
$50 p. m. At this meeting the
Delegates for tie next conven-
ton will be elected. All books for
the lace table cloth should be re-
turned for the drawing that will
be held this Sunday. Coffee and
Cake will be served after the
meeting.
Helen Rohrman, Sec.
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Wieder Heimkehrer
Transport aus Pollen

Berlin. - Sm Guarant1nelager
in isiiritenipaloe oil ser Ooer lit ein
transport NIT 220 Teutidcn aus
Sen pclniid) per,paltcteu oeutid)et
Bcbieten l'no aus Yolen eineetroiien.
@ie bon tirhliher Seite mitaetejlt
lpurbe, fonnten Die llniieolcr aud,
etpas 3ausrat mitnebncu. Gieier
transport lit oer erite lett 1851.
Die 3ahl Der bon Asolen nod ,,riid'
aebalteuen 0eutihen miro aui mint
oerens 10000 be3iIiert.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
By ROSE & HILDA

Thanks to Canton for the Won
derful time all the Colunbusites
had at the Bowling Tournament.
Except for the lousy weather
everything was grand. Congratu-
lations too to all the trophy win
ners: maybe we can give you
more competition next year.
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'lSt NAOICu dIC
included in the
list of churches
whose applica-
tions for alloca-
tion Of materials
have been ap-
proved by the
National Pro-
duction Author
ity. Announce
nnent has been
made by Henry
H. Fowler. Adj
nninistrator, that
GAS r eligio U s.
mllniciOal an n
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AcHTuNe!
Unser' Bvero ist nun
Somstogs geschIossen!
CLUB SECRETARIES

Notices arriving Wednes-
day morning at our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
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community projects all over the
country have been approved for
immediate construction. These au-
thorizations will permit the imme-
diate start Of preliminary construc-
ton, such as excavations and foot
ings. Actual ALLEGATION of request
material will be made in the third
quarter.
THE Committee on Foreign At
i fairs Of the House. of which as
you know, am q member has had
two exceedingly informative meet.
ings. One was for the discussion
of the report submitted by Repre-
sentative Mike Mansfield and Rep
resentative John Vorys on this win
ter's session in Paris of the United
Nations. to which they were sent
as representatives of the Congress.
This is the first time such repre-
sentation has been accorded mem
bers Of the Congress. The second
meeting was called to give the Sec
retary of State opportunity to re-
port fully to the Committe on the
Lisbon Conference.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06

T HAVE been advised that the
i Glenville Baptist Church of
Lyndhurst, and the Lakewood Bap-
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Devtsehe Jvden sesen
TeiInohne an Aimee

Berlin. - 9eirtih.jiibiidle areiie
iuBerten oen Wunih, bonn Dienit in
iebfueoer meitoeutihen Militdrmaft
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-06

THE Senate Foreign Relations
i Committee heard two Cleve.
land men. Mr.. George Humphrey,
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Soviet Press Notes
French Party Crisis
BY the Associated Press

MOSCOW, Dec. 1.-THE Soviet
press commented yesterday on the
situation within the French Com
Imunist party and its disciplinary
action against former leaders
Andre Marty and Charles Tillon.
The commentary said Mr..
Marty even maintained connec-
tions with the French police. It
said the two tried to deceive the
party by concealing and disguis-
ling their anti-party "factional
activity" It also accused them Of
having tried during the war to
push the party into "leftist ad-
lventurist actions" and then of
trying to belittle party leader
Maurice Thorez and Communist
resistance figures.
This is the first Moscow news
paper comment on the crisis with
lin the French party. which has
Iousted Mr.. Marty and Mr.. Tillon
from its politburo and denounced
them for failing to confess their
sins. BY "leftist adventurist ac-
tions" the Soviet press comment
apparently refers to the impa-
|tience of the two French Com
|munist tough guys" to take over
the governmental powers in
France with the end Of the war.
Both leaders had been Moscow
favorites. but apparently they
have baked at the new party line
calling for Communist co-opera-
tion with other groups in a ma
tional front" movement to impede
western defenses. Both are ad-
vocates of more direct and violent
action.
Evening star., 1952-12-11

gle white men; 1880 widowed or
divorced white men; 188.484 sin
gle white women; 118,181 widowed
or divorced white women; 1885,
635 unmarried non white men
and 105,617 unmarried non-white
women.
The Bureau said due to the fact
the unattached females tended to
go to cities because of better job
opportunities. the extra men were
found only in the rural areas.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Concert in Buhu'i Center

An evening of music will be
presented at 8 pm. tomorrQw in
the Baha'i Center, 1911 Connecti-
cut avenue NV. Piano selections
will be given by Prof. Mark Fax
of the Music School of Howard
University.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Five Virginia Residents
|Tuke Oath as Citizens
Special Dispoteh 10 The Stor

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Dec
I11.-Five of the dozen persons
who became United States citi.
zens in Federal Court here this
week are Charlottesville and
Albemarle residents.
They are Liza Roderick. Evan.
thia Velle. Loula Marsh, Allen,
Vithova Hammond and Jacques
Jacob Rappaport.
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Excess Of Unmarried Men In VIRGINIA Is Reported

Virginia is one Of the few states
where there is an excess of un-
married men, the Census Bureau
reported today.
The Bureau said the 1850 CEN
sus showed there were 8,769 more
unmarried white men than white
women. Among the non-white
population of the State. unmar-
ried men exceeded the number
Of unmarried women by only 18.
The count showed 272,744 sin
Evening star., 1952-12-11
Religious Education Topic

The role of religious education
in America will be discussed by
the Rev. Daniel E. Power, of
Georgetown University, at 8:15
pm. tomorrow in the Mayf1ower
Hotel. The talk is sponsored by
Ithe Charles Carroll Forum.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 40; diplomat owner;
$1,000 or best offer. WO. 9O59. -5
PLYMOUTH 1850. Oct: sp. del. cl
cpe.; Royal Master Wv. r. h,
covers. extras. $4,000 mi; 81 .480
g.; weekdays. aaHS; PIT Lu. s a7sss. gun 0f 1'e'
PLYMOUTH AS; good paint. tires
very clean inside; excel. motor; 1895
GE. 1890 after 6. --3
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe club
coupe; r. and h.. beaut.. gray finish;
R wAH AZ sGDdtlsa MoToRa saSa MfnassOSa GREEN
pIYMo6rHL fyf 3d. LY- }s4i 4la?lsl Gar. sedan: n
mssHF' safss s5ss S. and s. E. iss7. nsE SCI good
transp.. $95. HAUL-A-WAYS. 901
Montgomery ST.. Alex. Va. OV. 40S7.
PONTIAC 1942 2-door sedan peri
WAYS, 90I Montgomery st.. Alex,
PONTIAC 1947 convertible coupe;
radio. heater. new black top, beauti;,
fnl palm % green finish: "A Aye good .,
ton; 1-year or 1O.OOO-mile guar
TIAC CO. INC. 4O7 Fla. ave. ne.
AT; 72o0. Open ewes. It'll g.; .
PONTIAC 20 chieftain "s" sedan;
Psstyey PFsamieE 1esh pessct f. sis 81 rads
terms. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 wis.
ave. NV. EN-. O141. .
PONTIAC 1910 6-cyl. 2-door: 81 1876;
this olive green car with Hydra.
drive. takes all thu. work out Of
shift to this Pontiac and you won't
have to shift anymore. For a good
always come to WILLIAMS q
BAKER, Washington's Oldest Nash
p6STfzc 5safE ssta is4a end q sts soup. pw sedan
grey finish. radio. heater, excellent
tires: clean inside and out; 1-year
or 10,OO0-mile guarantee; $685..
COAST-IN PONTIAC CO., INC, 407
Fla. ave. ne. AT. 1900. Open eyes.
PoNTiAc 1s41 4-dr. "e"; equipped;
r. h.. new tires and seat covers;
$4,000 miles. This car has plenty
service left in t. all you need is z
pree 1fsaS e1 sEnaBE ana Sf9 %MEIEsaEERs S4ED IS
1901 Old Bladensburg road, at
PONTIAC 1946 sedan; good condi-
ton; $3.50 cash: private owner.
oCOah, &Lo AL.b e
l-owner real buy; $795. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer tNA. 9S50). lila Vermont
PREFECT 1850; dark green; up to
35 miles per gal; $795. HILL g.
SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer (NA. 9s5O. lila Vermont
PREFECT 1851: blue; like new; se4b.
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer tNA. 9S50). lila YER
sTUpEBAkEk Tni Ban "' 1s4s convertible
oggsry SSggs very oT% gSSs eSpdit1Gna;v sSsS; asS
sTuDEBARHRs # RGase 81 and cssmpion RismSSth
r. and h.; low mileage:. one owner;
WAY MOTORS. 5000 Minnesota
ave. ne. LU. 1856. 3
STUDE. '4s Commander. conv.: nylon
top: all extras; Wv. tires. S1,195.
nj; a44s; after FIR. 7455;
heater. oyerdrive: very clean; ST.
295. 2-day money-back trial. A.
month written guarantee. HILL g.
SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford
Dealer tNA. 9S5O.- lila Vermont
Evening star., 1952-07-01

BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV.