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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

Damn ,piiien Die Ginaebcrenen, bab
Scr Strpm III &iirse ilber bic ufer
trcten miro. @eln Der ,rote Tl,lB".
pie er init ieincm ,reiten Nomcn
heibt, ieine Honpaebiete iiber.
ihlpennnt, rbllltct iicb bas 2onb &c.
illnp". iagen Die Ginaeborenen. SaB
lie hermit nicbt aani unred)t habe,,.
sci9t ii1l hcinl HiifNanN Der sSluten.
Sounbcrte Weter brett lit Ser llrlpalo
itarf rot gefGrbt. ols ipGren 0dume
llnp Strillher pon elmer aebeimnis<
Dollen glattfranfbeit beialIen. Nan
iinbet Hotfalfablonocrungc bis All
&icicliteinarObe. Sieicr itarfe &olf,
befall entbalt ipertpollc 9(uiballitof,
ie. II. Il. Ebospbate, bic bon fleinen
unb 9roBeu Eilonsen aicria perar,
beitet lperDcn lno lie iaftitrnkenb
emporlhicBen lalien.
Inter Den fleinen Siu0etieren
llnh SGoeln entItebt @c,Gnt unb
Strcit Inn ben rDten Galf, ben lie
germ ais Saultoif fir 9teite llip. be-
nltBen.
Eaolo Saiprha, ciner bcr einil,ifs
reichen 6iil'ptlinae an 9ua. Saou.
Der prr s'poIf Sabren an, Oberlal,f
oes ,Slullcs cine Sieoluna errihte,l
lie6,, crflarte fiir,lih cinem hoI=
lanoiiden &orrciponbenten, ber iid)
fiir bic Giaenart oes rotten Stro-
mes intereiIierte: ,Sos toienoe
Ha1lhen bieier tolfburhietten
@aiIer1naiien lit Die Muiif uuieres
Sebens. Ser 9,la=Saau aibt uns
0anoclslpare lmb iorat fir lpohI0es
ndbrtes Silo. Gr biin0t NIT ieinen
Sbosphaten lnb aalfubionocrlrnocn
Den Sld)lnNel unb befpirtt bamit,
bab iid) miloe sSriidte bon ielbft
pereheln. Sie ipurocn or0lcr mb
laTtiaer. llnO mir brauhten nun Al.
ernten. llniere Mdnncr laben es
folnn nOtig, su ar6eiten. Ser 9ua=
SaQu legt linen Den 9c6ensbeNarf
fOrrnlid III ben shob ia er oab
man6eln, Der ltnermiiblih ieinc
Ncrlen iamcIte, i6on Elm f!eincs
&ern0aen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
Die zerschIagene deutsehe
inderheit i'm Tito State

;Sreibeiten lit aber bas 9eben oes
0oIfsoeutihen in Suaoilaipicn nod
INNER bon Den 0rauenpollen Greias
niiicn, bic iih Gnoe 1044 llno I'M
acknowledgement Sabr in Der Tois
ppbina abaeipielt baben, iiberlhotz
tet. Wtm peib in 8elorao natiirlil)
iebr ipobl, baB bic Grinnerunaen all
bic 9(rbcits= ,mo Geruibtltnasla9er,
ipenigltcns unter Den Glteren Wfens
i6cn Der polfsoeutiben Minoerbeit,
nod INNER 9erabeau lGbmeno leben=
big 1T.
9csbaIb ipriht mon bort audi
nid)t germ bon benz, mas oamals
unter Der 6crrihaft Ser Sartiianen
aeibeben lit. @enn man. etlpa in
ser llnterboItltna nit slusldnbern,
id)on nibt barlm berumfommen
fam, bann llnterihreibt man Sen
2cioensipea bcr &olfsbelltiben NIT
ben ,.ihrcdlieben sSolaen hes lmiclis
oen &rie9es" pbcr rGlln1t auh rau'
fanoIid ,maerehte @ebanolllna in
picIen 'SGllen. bic nibt perihipiegell
ieiu ioll", Elm.
IS id)eint, oIs iuhe n1un hier
nit einioer Gbrlihfeit nah elmer
SerItinoialng, Inn einen Strih ,m=
fer Die Seraanaenbeit moben Al
fDnnen. Da6ei Itiibt man iih beinn.
oers a,lf einise ottipe @ruppcn INT
ter ser polfsoel,tiben Sl,genb.
Sn Den SGnoen oieier polfsbel1t.
ihen titoiltiiib gefdrbten Sllaenr
lieat iett hcitenfalls bic slufaobc,
inn Sinne eines itaatlihen Sllftraos
Die belltlbc Minoerbeit bcs SanheS
nah ibren Sbeen su fprmen uno lpics
Ser sll einem fl,lturellen iSaftor sl
MAIDEN, Der emit fir Su9ollaluicn
feinen aerinaen Hei6t,m bepertete
Sb abcr nah ienem brlltalen Sin:
ihnitt BON 1914 nod, einn,al ein(
neuc GntlpiflunN einIeten ,uiro
ipeiB niemuno al iuacn.
Srps oller ipieber Qc!pGbrtcr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
CLEVELAND WEST

An apology to the following
psople, for neglecting to mention
them as the winners from the
Yfaubenfest: The Carl Abers, lst
Hize, canned ham; Middletons,
bid prize a basket of groceries !;
md Hennings, 3rd prize. basket
Of groceries. Congratulations.
Our next meeting is October
is at 800 p. m. Please note the
time. We will then discuss the
financial status of the Trauben-
lest. Also we have got to plan on
our Halloween (masquerade)
Party at Haller's. You're still
game, aren't you Fred & Jean?
The bowlers are doing pretty
good. Litsche, Roby. and Bitter
mann team has placed third
highest with a team high of 2o74
for six games. Hallers and Thesis
Are right below then with 297O.
I-aubs and Middletons are last on
the list with 2SOS. However. this
was only our second week OF
bowling and things may change.
Keep up the good bowling, kids
Undecided is what Cleveland
West should be known as. We
make arrangements to sing last
Sunday alter bowling and first
thing YOU know. everyone has
left and gone home. Now, YOURS
truly asks, is this right? If we
are ging to sing, let's get going.
If we can get bowling started
on Time ESQ we could be
through at 4:SO and sing for an
hour or so. Is that too late for a
Sunday afternoon Let's do some
hard thinking about it and see
if we can work out something
next next week. See you at bowl
ing and singing.
My apology to Branch i for not
making a showing Sunday. Due
to late bowling I was unable to
attend. See YOU next meeting!
Remember West. meeting Oc-
tober IS at 800 p. m. See you
then.
Pat Robv. Reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
Das Paradies des rotten Lua-Jaqu


Gliiobctbpille, &onap. - sSpbi
faum eiu ofrifaniitier iSl,1R lit 10 cr=
ullideno 1nn lebeuipenoenO fir
Mtenih lunn Sicr I'M Sibun9cl lpie
Der Ylla=Saau, cin n1ittlerer Ser.
binblnNsltrpm slpiiden .Sombell
uno 9lrusEuIa, bcslp. Wtprco= lnh
HanNlpcnIpsSee. Seinc unerfprih=
ten 3ufllbuuellcn lieferu linn reih=
lih StrDbmllla. nm ulle iicb in Der
llnlpcaimnfeit bcs| llrlpalOcs aufs
tiir!ncllOen &inbcrniiie iiberipinoen
III fDnncns.
@ilo llnv nit ln1htiaen Houibcl,
logt Dhs pllrpl,rrote 9Salier bes 2llu=
SuNn i'm Sl,ih bohin llnb bele0t bie
bunfIe McIcoic bieies SinunNelbi=
ltrifts Seine 'SGrblnN crbGlt cs
bllrrb sic rnte &ultteilhcn. bic al,
Strpmibncllcn lnlb @ailerfGQen
bcim Srpben bes Sroppenpetters
bllrcl> Die 9uit 0elpirbelt ipernen uno
iib in lpeitcm llmfreis allf Der lip
piNen Geoctatipn obictcn. Scltlamer
rOtlider Shinlnlcr. BON bcn 9l,aoa=
Saau.Notfalf berriihrenD. iiberiiclt
Damn has ioftiae @riin.
SicIcr nicht ichiiihore Stron, Ser
iih ieine Gohn hurd) sic unburh=
nrinOlid)iten Sifihtc illht, lit Der
9ebensnerp bieier 8eaenb. iSrohaes
itinmt 0chcn hie Ginacborenen bier
ihrcr Summlers 1nb Sdaolcibcnz
iGoft nod. boiler oehenbigfeit ipohs
len bic fleinen llnb arofen Siere bes
llripolhcs iniplNe hes rci6licben
&alfaebaltts in Ser 9tabrlna ,u be-
ionbcrs idl0nen frGfti9en Grennpla=
rcn ihrer C'attlna bcrau. Storf umb
gcilub limb S(ntilopcn, SifhGuter
lno Gaubtiere. Sir ben Ginaebo=
renen lit cs cine Suit, s1 iaNen.
oo bic umfanarcide @erfe niemals
obreibt. bcnn Der Sicrbeltunb fiillt
Iih INNER ibnell olli.
sluberOem lit Ser 9llaz SSaau reid,
al Eerlen, flcincn Gocl1teincn lmh
farbcnpriihtioen Dtuicheln. Scr
Nlub lit irmit nid,t n1r Der llrqucll
fir ollcs. mas Der Menich SUM Sez
ben bral!ht. ipnbern CT ipenbet a,d,
IinNe, bic Sreuoe an Goiein erbo.
ben.
9Senn bic 9saiicrmoiien bes 9uos
Naau an,licbmcllen bcainncn lmo
Die rotten &olfteilhen pon 9Sino
hlrrh sic Suft actriebcn merben,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
"nur Jungfrauen koennen
die Archie Noah sehen''

Faris. - ,Scun Sc 9tiuuer, Der
Niibrer elmer 'ehsfopiiNcn iruniO=
iiichen Grpcbitipn, Die il, Der Silrtei
nah Den Heiten Der in Der Gibel be:
ihriebencn 9lrhe Hnoh foricbt. be-
richtct, baB lie alf Den Nprhz. Siio.
INN &eltabl,dnaen bes 9lrarat his
lang per1ehlid Neilltht hat. Seinc,
slniltht nod griinbet Der @loubc her
GinNeborcnen an Die nprtiae Gris
itcr, bes Sirtflutihiffes boroui,
0ob nahc Den, @ipfcl Gin Guiolthlof
bic Sorm eines SGiifSbl,Nes hat.
Nernann .Ntaparrn. ein anberes
Grpcoitionsn,italieo. iiiate hin,u.
haf nadl leberiellallna Der GinOc=
horencn rmlr rcinc Slmnirallen bic
Slrche 9tcohs ichen fCnntcn."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
This and That from WASHINGTON

Africa with its notorious mines,
2.25, and Canada, 2.73. With en-
forcement OF the rules for good ven-
tilation. roof support, fire equip
ment and transportation devices.
We can hope that even this first
year will see improvement.
THT VOTE DRIVE The recent
i record breaking registration.
should be most gratifying to all OF
the citizens of Cuyahoga County.
was very proud of the citizens of
tho 22nd Congressional District for
the fine way that they responded
to the call. Many associations and
other groups devoted hours of hard
work alerting their fellow voters to
the importance of registration.
Unfortunately. past records show
that great number of people who
register fail to 60 to the polls on
election day. All of us who worked
on the registration drive must now
see that all qualified voters cast
their ballots on election day.
The ballot is priceless privilege.
Our forefathers fought a great war
that we might have this great free
dom. We can and should demon-
strate to the rest of the world that
we have great interest in the
choice OF our representative in
government.
From now to election day, our
newspapers. radio and television
stations will devote considerable
time and space to the views OF the
candidates. This affords us the op-
portunity to review the qualifica-
tions of the nominees and judge
their merits according to our own
views.
We should cast our votes for each
office on the ballot. In presidential
years, great number of people
have the habit Of voting only for
the top names on the ballot and
neglecting to make their wishes
known on others.
Once more, I wish to commend
and congratulate those public
minded citizens who have done
such outstanding work in the regis
tration drive.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
SAXON MR.. & MRS. CLUB

Our Halloween Dance is
scheduled for the 25th of October.
A very gdoo orchestra has been
engaged and the committee has
arranged for great evening,
with prizes for best and funniest
costumes. We invite all Our
friends from far and near to join
us for an evening of fun and
frolic.
For the November meeting. we
are having speaker on Child
Therapy", subject all parents
should take an interest in. We
would like to see all our members
present for the meeting. Congra-
tulations to the Michael Salmen's S
on the birth of their little son.
Hope to see you nice people at
our dance.
c. Kerr, Reporter.
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Ihre Sprache ist am Ende
Ierstuendisvngsku strophe

Sieie Slrt reicbt insbeio,,bere bel
Sen tedniicben 9iellerunacn nid)t
mebr ols, rno 10 nollsiebt iid Na.,f
Gronlonh cine Sprahfataitropbc,
bon Der nieluanb ia9en fann, no llno
ipic es enben miro.
Mon holt es fit mDglif. bag bic
n0cboreneniprahe lanQiam oas
binitirbt lno cine Der arnBen @elt.
ipruhen an ibren EIae tritt. &ielz
leiht ent!pidcln alld, bie GsfimoS lit
ihrcr slusorufsnnte ci,,eu nelle
&unitiprad)e. Die lidl oil bic alten
Soiome onihliebt.
9tiemano neib has i'm norous.
Sic &riie lit I'M ppllen Wonge. Sc.
Sc &er1nheruna Der gsrrte aber
miro bon bcn Sprahfnribcrn eratt
nptiert, 10 bah erltmols oer 9Srp.
seb elmer Spru6pcrouberlm0 nil.
ienIhuitliCh fcitachalten ,pirb.
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10000 Eskimos vor einel

aopenbogcn. sluf Grnnlanb
bcrfolNen oil,iihe Sprahlpillcn=
lhaftler NIT melonholiihem S,ltc.
relie cine Gntlpifluna unter sen
10000 GSfir,os, bic sll Den felt
iumlten Grlhcinun9en ,nierer Sa-
&C oebDrt. Sic Sprahc rciht niht
nebr aus, I'M bic pielen Tiuee, bic
nit Der alnebn1enbcn 3ipiliiation
ins Sanb fpmmen. alls,ubrilden.
Shpn ieit sobren rcrltGnDiacn
iid, bic Gsfimos iuncr mebr nit
Ninoerseitcn. Die Die fchlenpen
slusprufsmoal crieeen ipl=
len. sl6cr allh bos bat ieine Grcn=
sen.
Cine 3ciilana ipurbe Sic iooc-
nonntc vSlfiirmctbone" ol1aelpannt,
hci Der sum- Eciipicl 3uder rluas
Sono obnlib lit" Qenannt iplrrhe;
cSriiee blcG nlpas ,SilbroNen dbnIih
iit "
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
FARRELL, PA.
"TRAUBENFEST"

This Saturday evening DC. II,
beginning at 900 p. m. Branch 7
is again celebrating the Fall
Season with it's annual Grape
Festival. All members and out OF
town Saxons are cordially in
invited to attend.
Regular meeting Branch I
Our regular monthly meeting
will be held this Sunday Oct. II
at 2:SO p. M. Will all members
please attend this all important
meeting for there is very I'M
portant business to be transacted
Helmuth Maroscher, Seer.
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lORAIN, OHIO
SECTION S

To all our members and friends
we extend this invitation for all
OF you to join us in a card party
and have fun. The card party will
be held October the llth at 8 D.
IN. in the Saxon Club Hall. There
will be prizes for all OF the
games besides - giant rattle OF
many unknown gifts and a door
prize. After the games refresh
ments will be served. Come one
come all
We are sorry to report that Sc
veral members are out on the
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH 6

The regular monthly meeting
of Branch f will be held Saturda,
October 1lth beginning at 7:N
p. IN. Members should try to at.
tend as there are several i'm
portant matters to be discussed
A one-minute period of silence
was held at the close of the last
meeting in memory of Bro. 1ohr
Kramer, ST.. cage ~ OF Home
stead, Pa. who passed away Sept
first after lingering illness. Be.
sides his vile Sara. he leaves one
son. John Ir. of North Braddocl
and six daughters, Mrs. Geo
tMary) Smith of Homestead
Mrs. Katherine Reichenbach o.
Brookline, Pa, Mrs. Michae
tSarah) Orendi of West Mifflin
Mrs. Patric (Margaret) OF Sar
Diego. Calf, Mrs. Geo. (Doro.
thv) Russell OF West Miiflin ant
Mildred Ihellman OF Los An.
geles, Calf. Brother Kramer
entered this country in 1904 ant
became a member of Branch ir
1910. He Will be sadly missed b.
members OF his family and his
many friends.
On the sick LIST we have Rro
George Mantsch OF Swissvale who
is in the Columbia Hospital in
Pittsburgh and his son William
who is in the Veteran S Hospital
in Aspinwall, Pa. They would be
glad TO hear from Or see some
of their many friends.
Bro. John Kraft also has been
sick and though he is still in the
Homestead Hospital, his condition
has improved.
We wish these Brothers a
speedy recovery and hope to see
them soon again in our midst.
The committee has planned tc
hold a Grape-Festival on Nov
9TH beginning at $50 p. m There
will be dancing to the music OF
Carl Ludwig and his orchestra
A bowling league is being
formed. Anyone interested II
bowling should contact Bro. 9
Zebner. More news on this later
a lot located in Youngstown
Ohio. belonging 10 the late Bro
Frank Wiliinger is now up for
sale. A notice on this appears in
this issue oil the Volksblatt. ANY
one interested in same please
contact the Secretary OF Branch
6, Thomas Guist.
Lot is located in the CITY OF
\ oungsown (Mahonins County.
Ohio. Lot No. 576O4 has a
frontage OF 35 feet on the nortl,
side OF Eddie Street and extends
back there from OF even width
along the Eastside OF Hartford
Ave. to a depht of l2O feet: also
known as sub-lot number 235 O.
Starnburgh's subdivision. plat,
OF which is recorded in Eolum,
lo. page 67, Mahoning count,
records of maps.
Thomas Gu;st. Sec
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH is

We are going to hold our re-
union and banquet on Thursday
October 10. 1852. The time and
the place will be decided at our
regular. meeting which will be
held Sunday October II, 1852 at
2:3O p. m. All members should
make thei reservations by phon-
ing Sue Keller Ho. 2-0o6O. No re-
servations will be accepted after
the October meeting. Coffee and
cake will be served.
Helen Rohman, Seer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

y II c c K your
funds and get
into the most
generous mood
you have ever
known, not for
getting that in
vestment in bet
ter living coadi-
tionS, b e t t e r
health, ETC., etc,
for this COM
munity will net
YOU more salts
tying in er est
t h a n anything
else poSs / b ] y
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

been sent but to no avail. There
fore, if a list is not received within
the next two weeks, it will be
understood that Ellwood City has
no members. Thank YOU.
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Sidtertuorte

Gs lit 10 Itia bic 6eioe licat
sSm luarncn Mittaasipnnenitrable,
Yin roienroter Gd)ilnmer flieot
lin ibrcn alien @r1bcrmaIe:
9ie 0rG,ltcr bliib'n. ber !Gcihehuft
Steiat in Die blaze Snmmerluft.
Stprm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09
Observation-Disclosures Dolfsblatt

sick list. They are: John Kon-
nerth. Mrs. B. Smith and Mrs.
kirschner. TO each and everyone
of them we say - Hurry and get
welr'.
Wilhelmina SCHNEIDER, Sec.
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Notice EIiwood Civ

Will Ellwood City please send
their T. S. J. A. membership list
to Mrs. Patricia Roby, 1854 West
SSth Street, Cleveland ?. Ohio.
This list is the only one missing
from the records. Letters have
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-09

2aiicl". nit Ser CT feline ehcmaIioe
Trou MN ous hcm Senicits ner>
nilbtcno trof.
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NONIMUNITY SPIRIT The
~ opening Of the Community
Chest Drive will soon be here,
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Organized Bible Classes

will meet at 9:45 am. tomorrow
Mrs. Genie A. Dietrich win teach
the lesson.
Trinity Mems Glass of Trinity
Methodist Church will meet at
$3.50 am. tomorrow and will be
taught by Arthur L. Hayford.
The Dawson Bible Glass for
Women .of the First Baptist
Church is taught each Sunday
morning by Mrs. j. M. Dawson. A
special invitation is extended to
all ladies to attend this class.
The Esthnaoruth Glass Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church at 9:45 am. tomorrow will
be taught by Mrs. Caradine Hoo
ten. The Susanna Wesley Glass
is taught every Sunday morning
by Mrs. j. H. Bolton. This class
will be hostesses at the one pm.
Coffee Hour in the Church Parlor
Ia social hour for all visitors.
The Graham Couples Glass tomor-
row will have its former teacher,
Miss Dorothy Peters. as speaker.
The Forum Class will meet at GAS
am. tomorrow and for the next
three Sundays will have Rev. Will
liam r. Wright, associate pastor,
discuss the various aspects of
Why I Am q Protestant" The
Rustin Couples Glass will meet to-
morrow morning with Rev. Milo
Farmer as its speaker.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Speakers Announced
For Lenten Suppers

Washington ministers will give
talks at four lenten supperS on
successive Tuesdays, beginning
next Tuesday. in the Central
Branch YMCA. 1885 q street
NV.
DR.. Albert P. Shirley, minister
OF Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. win be the opening
speaker at 6 pm. The suppers
viii be sponsored by the YMCA's
Christian Emphasis Committee.
Following talks will be given by
DIR. Donald c. Irwin Of Wallace
Memorial Presbyterian Church,
DR.. George M. Docherty of New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church and DR.. Edward L. R.
Elson of National Presbyterian
Church.
Another lenten program will
open at 1880 pm. Friday in the
assembly hall with a showing Of
the movie Return to Jerusalem .
Religious films will be shown at
this hour each Friday through
April IL. DR.. Henry c. Koch Of
Concordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church will give a brief talk on
each movie.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Church Radio Proqrons

Religious radio programs origi-
mating over local stations to be
heard tomorrow are:
8:o5 am. WoL-"The Hour Of
|St. Francis"
9:15 am, VOL Canon Craw-
ford w. Brown Of the Wash
|ington Cathedral on Lessons Ii,
Living"
10 am. WWDC - District
Round Table, sponsored by the
Junior bar section Of the Dis
|trict Bar Association,
IL an, WARL - The Rev
George r. Tittman Of st. Mary's
Episcopal Church in charge on
Arlington Church Of the Air"
1880 am, WOOK-The Rev
IN. B. Roepe Of Trinity Lutheran
Church on the topic "How Many
Doors Has Heaven?" RebrOad-
cast Of the service at 1906 pm
over WFAN-FM.
1880 am, WOL-"Centennial
Baptist Church" The Rev. Wilson
Holder broadcasts from the
church.
1880 am. WWDC-Dr. James
H. Miers, pastor Of Fourth Pres
byterian Church. breaches.
1880 am. WEAM-The Rev.
Frank A. Erwin Of Little Falls
United Presbyterian Church in
charge on "Arlingtoni Church of
the Air"
6 pm, WOL-The Rev. Lloyd
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Bible Class Will Hold
63d Annual Bunouet

The esd annual banquet of
the Vaughn Bible Glass Of Calvary
Baptist Church will be held at
$3.50 pm. Friday in Shallenberger
Hall. Eighth and H streets NV.
Representative Priest, Demo-
rat, Of Tennessee will be guest
;peaker. s,
Evening star., 1952-03-08
National Shrine 10 Nofe
Anniversary Of Coronation

The 18th anniversary mass 81
the coronation Of Pope Plus XII
will be celebrated at 1890 am,
Wednesday in the National Shrine
Of the Immaculate Conception,
Catholic University.
The Very Rev. John J. McClaf-
|ferty. dean Of the National Catho-
lie School Of Social Service, win
be the celebrant. The Nest Rev.
John r. Dearden. Bishop Of Pitts
burgh. viii preach.
The Most Rev. Amleto q. CT
|cognani. apostolic delegate to
the United States. and the Most
Rev. Patrick "A. O'Boyle. Arch
bishop Of Washington. win attend.
Evening star., 1952-03-08

christensen speaks on the Full
Gospel Tabernacle"
7:S0 pm, VOL - RELIGIOUS
music and q brief sermon on
Voice Of Prophecy"
7:30 pm. WWDC washing
ton Catholic Hour" directed by
the Rev. Joseph E.. Gedra of the
Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
8 PM, WWDC DR.. James n.
Miers. pastor N Fourth Presby-
terian Church. speaks.
8 p.m- WWDC The Rev. j,
Walter Carpenter, pastor OF
Metropolitan Baptist Church,
breaches.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Petersburg Minister
Retires After s. Years
BY the Assoeiused Pres,

PETERSBURG. Va. Mar. 81
DR.. James A. Chapman, pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Church here
has retired from the active min
istry after more than IS years Of
service.
DR.. Capman is the former super
intendent Of the Eastern Shore
district Of the Virginia Methodist
Conference and served from 1885
to 1943 as president Of Ferrum
Junior College at Ferrum. Va. .
His brother, Oscar L. Chapman,
is Secretary Of Interior.
Evening star., 1952-03-08

its guest speaker tomorrow morn
ling Representative Hays Of Ark
|ansas. The Vaughn Glass at Gas
am. tomorrow will be taught by
Representative Armstrong Of Mis-
|souri. The class will hold its
63rd Annual Banquet at $50 Fri
day evening at the church. The
principal speaker. wilt be Repre-
sentative Priest Of Tennessee. The
Burial Class meets tomorrow
morning with Mrs. Brooks Hays
AS teacher. Their regular busi-
ness meeting and election Of Of
f1cers will be held at 7:45 pm.
Tuesday In Burial Hall.
The Friendship Bible Glass OF
Eldbrooke Methodist Church
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Kentucky Dean Speaker
For EvunqeIistic Series

Evangelistic services viii be
held starting tomorrow through
March l6 at Roberts Memorial
Free Methodist, Church. Fourth
and Van Buren streets NV.
Dr. w. G. Mavis. dean Of John
Wesley Foundation. Asbury Semi
nary. Wilmore.l KY. will be the
speaker. Services win be held at
II an. and 8 pm. tomorrow and
the following Sunday. and at 8
pm. each weekday.
Evening star., 1952-03-08
Episcopal Bishop to Preach

The Right Rev. Noble C. Powell,
Episcopal Bishop Of Maryland, will
be guest preacher at 8 pm. We'd
nesday in the Episcopal Church OF
st. Stephen and the Incarnation
Sixteenth and Newton streets NV
An informal reception will follow
in the parish house.
Evening star., 1952-03-08

The Timothy
Bible Class for
Men Of the
Ninth Street
G h r 1 S I ian
Church meets
every Sunday
at $3.50 an.
and is taught
by Charles Dali
rymple.
The Kinnear
Class for Men
Of G Calvary
Baptist Church
will harrn. &c