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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-10
COLUMBUS, OHIO, NEWS
JUNIOR SAXONS
BY H11nA

Our picnic last Sunday was a
glorious success and we want to
thank everyone for coming out,
1t was nice to see some Of the
familiar faces that have been
missing lately and we hope to see
more of you in the future. We
were very happy to see two for
mer Columbus Juniors, Mike and
EVELYN Engber who now live in
South Bend, Indiana, and their
family.
In the rattle departement. the
nam was one by Mike Kauntz,
the grocery basket by Mary
Burkley, and the whiskev by Tohn
Farr.
We hope to make this picnic
an annual affair for Saxon ia
miles and theri friends so wen
be looking forward to seeing Won
all at our picnic next year.
Columbus Juniors, don't forget
our regular meeting this Thurs
day, Jnly 10th. We have a lot
OF business to attend SO let's be
on time.
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veys, innumerable Congressional
resolutions and literally millions Of
words Of Congressional debate In.
creasingly those who look forward
to Americas need to compete in
world markets have turned to the
seaway project as new avenue for
nidwestern wheat and industry.
VIII it be built now by Canada
alone? Another Congress will have
to decide.
CONVENTION TIME. Don't feel
" too badly if you can't get one
of the than-hen's-teeth Re-
publican Convention tickets Just
find q convenient T.V. Set or radio.
keep your newspaper handy, put
your feet up and relax, be glad you
can take it all in without effort.
National coverage for TV marks
milestone in Conventions. It was
one of the factors which shifted
the Convention from the huge Chi
cago auditorium to the smaller
building In the Stockyards with
some 10000 less seats!
The Republican Convention
opens on Monday. July 7th. There
will be 1905 delegates Of which Ohio
sends '56. Before the Convention
closes the Republican nominees for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency
will have been chosen. But other
business must be transacted also:
. Party Platform must be drafted
and accepted by the delegates; q
new National Committee must be
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-10
new CASTLE NEWS
BY Dolores Lewis

The New Castle Junior Saxons
wish to announce that in the past
few months we have taken in
quite a few new members. They
are: Robert Calhoun, Geraldine
Calvert, Sylvia Gray and Dolores
Lewis.
One ouf our members, Rose
marie Roth was recently married
and another OF our members Ann
Lekeser is planning to get mar
ried in the future. We wish them
all the happiness in the world.
In the near future we are plan
ming picnic for which the date
will be decided at our next meet
ing.
We want to congratulate our
President. Mike Linz having been
elected second vice president at
the convention OF the T. S. 7.
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SAxONS VETERANS
BY FRED

Our big event Of the year went
over with bang. And I do mean
the Veterans picnic. which was
held July 4th at Mike Salmens
Farm. was one of the best
planned affairs Of the wear. MANY
thanks to the committee and
everyone who pitched in to make
it success. Somebody made the
remark that something was mis-
sing. Impossible! 1t Just wasn't
noticed among the food and all
the prizes that were given away.
Another big thanks to the Sal
mems for the use of their pro-
pertv.
The West Side Polka Parade
has done very we'll for our club
during the past year. The fel-
lows have really done good lob
running the dances every week.
1t takes some sacrificing on the
part OF each member and lot of
Saturday nights were given up
to work on a committee. Co.
operation has been splendid with
in the Veterans Club, let's keep
it that way. Ours is a non-proiit
organization. therefore we have
made numerous donations to
various institutions. If we can
continue with our future plans
without hurting anyone, | am
sure that in the long run every
one will benefit.
We aren't having any dances
| during the summer. August SC
we will open the fall schedule OF
dancing with Johnny Vadnal and
his band leading off.
Monday July l+th our regular
monthly meeting will be held.
Reports on the years activities
will be given. Come down and get
in on the know.
Hans Steiner nearly missed the
Vets Picnic as he did miss a step
as he ran up the stairs to Luthe-
ran Hospital last week to visit a
sick friend. Result, a sprained
back. H. ,s.> IAN
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ELLWOOD CITY
BY HELEN

In the absence of our star re-
porter, Phyllis, I was asked to
report the news for this week so
here goes. We had our monthly
meeting Wednesday and had a
pretty nice turnout of members
but there are still a lot missing.
Come on YOU Juniors, let's start
recruiting for new members. We
can always make room for one
more. Since we are not having a
meeting in August, lets see how
many new faces show up in
Septerber's meeting.
We are losing our president
Betty C,nling and Babe Berendt.
but only for two months. They
are going to work in the tobacco
fields in Connecticut. Good luck
and good hunting, kids. Don't let
the sun get you down.
Thanks to New Castle for
showing us such a good time on
the 4th Of Tulv. The fireworks
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
WESTSIDE SACHSENHEIM
PICNICS

Sunday July IS, 1852 at Pollmans
Grove. 76S9 York Rd. Watch for
signs) - RAIN OR SHINE
y 90 Lunch (Bar opens).
500 Races and special events.
4:D Dancing. Music by Rhythm
Masters.
600 Supper.
b:45 Grand Prices for children.
I 90 Dancing till (:(.
Refreshments OF all sorts will
be sold. Everyone is cordially in
ylted to attend this Big Family
Plcnlc, SO bring your family and
TRENDS to your Sachsenheim Pic
nice for an enjoyable time!
The Juniors Committee
Sponsored by Branch and T.
3, 10.
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ACENDA CLUB

Our Club took a trip to Hawaii,
the Land of Paradise. Committee
No. /. spearheaded by John
Schneider had plenty OF South
Sea Island atmosphere. Everyone
wore leis around the necks; maps,
newspapers and literature was
displayed and distributed.
John Schneider read an article
about the various religions and
denominations on the Island.
A movie, "An Air Trip to Ha-
waii' was presented by Jim Sa-
wage.
Bob Gunnesh gave an in
teresting talk on his personal
viewpoint and experiences on the
Island as he had spent Is months
in Honolulu at Uncle Sans ex-
pense.
The refreshments consisted Of
various fruit juices and pineapple
upside -down-cakeS. Host and
hostesses for the evening were
Selma and Rudy Haupt and Helen
and Clarence Lindeman.
This meeting was the most in
teresting and educational of all
Agenda meetings which l have
attended.
Susie Schneider reported a
SlOl.m profit on the Rummage
Sale. Many thanks to her and
Ohm for their wonderful hospital
ity and Christian spirit in con-
Quoting this affair. They held the
sale i'll their garage. collected
cast-oifs. and unpacked and sorted
items for weeks. They served re-
ireshment to the committee
nightly, With the able assistance
of Marty and Marie Sperie they
carried out the Christian Spirit OF
giving. Many of our new friends
from Europe were contacted and
outtitted. John said that his sa-
t1stactlon came from the express
Sions OF thanks extended by the
DPS. who were SO happy to be
the recipients of suche fine mer-
chandise. Many thanks to all who
contributed to tie success Of this
affair.
Congrat II lations and best
wishes to Vic Wollrnann and
Mary Ann who were married last
Saturday -" Nay Schuster is
vacationing in Gary, Ind. .
Best of luck to our shut-ins and
may they have speedy recovery
80. Ann GottsChalk is in Lake
wood Hospital and Marie Barbour
is in St. Johns Hospital >. .
Walter Grothe is convalescing at
home.
There will be a special meeting
on July Goth in the church base
ment.
Helen Lindeman.
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Ford stiftet 100000
fuer neve Stipendien

9tan yorf. - @ie bas ssnititute
pi Snternaticnal eoueation uno Ser
Conference @oaro Of sliiociateo Me.
ienrt) Councils beriftet, ba6en bic.
ielben Don ser ;sorOitiitun $780,.
600 iiir internationaie Stipenbien
erbnlter.
Gas 8elo tpir6 bunbert berpor.
ragenoen Jiihrern unb Nrofeiioren
aus girlna. Yafiitan. ,sron. Sraf.
Iesppten, ser 1iirfei uno 8riehen.
lano 5ur Seriiisuns seiteGt ,perben,
INN bier sll itl,oieren llno 0ortrGge
5u baIten, io.pie Elm beiieres Ser.
ltanonis Der Sereinisten Staaten 81.
1elpinnen.
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CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Another important date, Jul,
10Th is coming up - Picnic a,
Loehr's Ranch OH Middlebranci
Road. Branches IA and II, Car.
pathlans. and Juniors are par
tlclpating SO let's make it a bic
success.
Our Club Room has been re-
decorated and really look:
swell. Many thanks to all who
helped with the "faceliiting.'
Marty Cntcll, our vice presiden,
has planned swimming party 10,
sometime in the near future. The
mlnlatur Golf Social went owe,
SO nicely. The Swim-Fest shouIf
also be great fun.
George Mcclellan
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Address by Mr. John Stamp President Of Church covn-
ei', given at the 3oth Anniversary Celebration Of
St. Johns Lutheran Church on June 22nd as Toast.
master at the Banquet in the soehsenheim Hail.

and political. The greatest secur-
itv of all, of course. is spiritual
security. an unfailing faith in the
benevolence OF God. 1t might be
described as peace of mind. The
best way to reach for spiritual
security is through the church.
There is an old story | should
like TO relate before | close. ".A
business man visiting a strange
city registered at hotel near the
center Of town. In the morning
he heard loud noises not too far
from his hotel room. Curriouslv.
he looked out the window. and
witnessed a large building being
erected about a block away. After
breakfast he walked down the
street and stopped in front of
this new building such as most of
us would do.
He asked one OF tie workers.
"Nhat are yo doing here" and
the worker said. Il am cleaning
these bricks TO earn a living for
my wife and myself. That is what
| am doing" He walked on and
asked the third worker, "What
are YOU doing here" This worker
Strengthened up from his work
with smiling face and proudly
pointed at the big structure and
said. Il am helping build that
cathcdral.'
| will close now with the fol-
lowing prayer which may be help
tul to all OF us on certain occa-
Sions.
Dear God. give me the pa
tlence to accept that which can
not be changed. Give me the
courage to change that which, can
and should be changed, and above
all. give me the wisdom to know
which is which, Amen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-10

Rev. Foisel, Honored Guests,
Members of St. Johns Lutheran
Church. Ladies and Gentlemen;
It gives me a great deal Of
pleasure to welcome YOU all to
this most happy occasion.
Today we are commemorating
our .hirtieth anniversary. Thirty
years in which our congregation
has become strengthened through,
the tirelesS efforts OF our most
respected Pastor, the Rev. John
Foisel.
1t is next to impossible to ac-
curateiv measure his worth to our
Church, its members. and to all
OF our Saxon and German people.
He ras been real inspiration to
everyone, and without his spirit
tai guidance, the road to hap
rncSs and prosperity that he was
instrumental in designing and
paving for all of us would not
have been SO pleasant | know
am voicing the opinion OF all
present when | say that we haye
the deepest affection. love and
respect for our worthy Pastor,
Rev. John Foisel.
As a member Of the Church
Cos9cil. I take this opportunity
to congratulate YOU. Rev. Foiscl,
and to thank YOU on behalf of us
all for the many services which
You so faithfully rendered. and
which we all trust will be our
good fortune to participate in for
many years to come.
We also take this cherished
opportunity to thank Mrs. Foisel
for the y years OF faithful serv-
ice which she so willingly rem
dered as our Sunday School
teacher. May the good Lord bless
each OF YOU. / also congratulate
the Founders OF St. Johns Lu-
theran Church for the conscin-
tious and loyal part played BY each
and every one OF them in the
success and happiness we all have
enjoyed
| am not one Of the Founders
OF St. Johns Church, but as a
friend, | was elated at the op-
portunitv to lend a little financial
help when the church, was built.
My wife was visiting Europe
IN 1924 when our church was
being erected, and when she and
the children returned to the
States in good health and with
out experiencing any mishaps
during her trip. | said in thanks
the following old Chinese prayer,
"Oh. God, give tie world common
sense, beginning with me-
l than began to realize that God
had worked for me long enough.
and that he had blessed ME with a
hale and healthy family, with a
nice home, and with good po-
sltion. | further realized that the
best way for me to show my
gratitude for the many blessings
bestowed by God on me and NAV
family would be to work with
God through the church.
/ asked Rev. Foisel for the
privilege Of joining St. Johns
Lutheran Church. This permission
was granted by him and the
Church Council at the time, and
| am truly grateful for the honor
OF being a voting member ever
since.
We all know that the good life
TOR which we all yearn is based
upon those solid foundation stones
OF honor. truth. courage, decency,
and faith in Almighty God. The
best way to search for them is
through the Church. We also
yearn in life for security. The
tour most important securities
are: economic, physical, spiritual,
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! Sic 10000 fiir bic SercitidloTts'
puli,eien Der ydnoer uor0eieheneit
Marm iino bisher nl,r ii, eiuer St1r'
fc ppn 1000 Mann i'm Meea zines
observation-disclosures ,lpl'dlelt
oem Nunb unb Den einielnel1 Gan.
bern ouiNeltellt lpnroen. &Ghreno
Die 31nocr Die perionlihen Soften.
Die llntcrfn1itsfpltel, unO bie lal'
icnocn &olten fir bic sSnItunohal.
tuna bcS Oeiamten 8erGts troNen.
uhlicQt Dem glnb> bic Neidaftuna
Der gclpafinrnl. Ser NraItIahrielt'
oe, oes 9tahrihten. nno ionirioen
8erGts. Gr hat ou6erpem Cit Mtit'
ipirfunasreht bel Der gelesuna Der
h0beren gcon,terItclleu. Ter gunO
fam, icboh Icbiolih i'm Salle elmer
hrrhenoen @ciobr fit ben 8e'tono
oner nie irciheitlihe nemofratildle
@rlmborbnllna, lih Die Golisei'
frGfte BET 9Qnoer int notireubioen
llmfana ouf hcarellste 3eit inter-
itcllcn. 9ies fam mad, 9(rt. 81 GO
nllr Damn aeitebcn. lpenn has 2anh.
oem sic Gefahr brubt.- nitht ielbit
,ur @cfdmpfupno bereit noer in Der
Sage lit. Stir bielen Giniot hat ser
Euno eincn Snipcfteur heitel[t. BET
slusbilDluo lmo Giniatfobiafeit
priift llno fcorbiniert.
SSdbrenr bic Gin;cloienitppliieien
in elmer Storfe bon ca. 10000
Wunn IN Der Gunbesrcpublif allss
icblieElitl) her 2dnhcrhoheit mterite<
/ hen, iinb Die SGuber auf benz 8ebie=
te Der &riminalpnli,ei lmp ali ocm
@ebicte nes observation-disclosures ouf
bic 3ufammcnarheit NIT Den, @uno
onNelpieier. S(,,f Dem Gcbict her
Nriminolpoli;ei mlwhe ciu gunhes<
frin,iuolamt ein0erihtet. bas ber
3uiommel,foiir1n9 aller ardfte 1nb
Der 3uiomnenorbeit aud, ouf inter,
;,utionolem Gebiet nient. Gs hat iei-
nen Sib in &iesbapen uno periiiot
:ibcr quite frin,inaltehniihe Ginrid).
tltnaen. Gin Vlnoesomt fir Ser,
faiiunasidus iullrbe in aoln errid,s
tet.
getrohtet man bic belltiqe Grli,
REORGANIZATION Der gunbesrepuhlif,
10 >pirn man su bet sSeitlteuuns oe=
lanoen, hab Die ausihlieRlih bent
| Vlm0 air gScrfiio,Ir,u ifehenhen
ardfte lid, in ser &auptiade ouf ben
@lrnoesareniidhub Itiiseu unb int
Nalle rerltGrfter innerer llnruhen
ium Schus bes Seltonoes Der Bum,
DeSrepublif fol,m ausreihen iper.
ben. Gergleid,sluciie lei hemerft, bob
Die faier,iertcn Sd,utppli;eien hcS
2anhes GrellBen Bis All 10000
Mfam umfoi;ten. Sic hellte in oer
gunOesrsp,lblif pcrbonhenen Gin.
selbien'tppliieien in hen 9anbern
lino I'M allaemeinen nid)t ichr out
! herpaifnet ,nb manaelbaft n1ptori.
| iiert. Seritdrfte illeNule EGtiofeit,
i,lsheicnbere allf bent @ebiet. Der
EropuaanDd l,no Maentenuftipitat.
lit fIor su erfennen. Sic Iesten st.
eianiiie in Giien ,mb bic 9lufbedung
Der Spinndaerillae laiien erfennen.
OaB fommllniltiIhe GrQaniiaticnen
auh Dor @eipalttaten nibt suriif=
Iihrefen. Gin perlt0rfter Goli,ei-
| ihlp lpirh ipirfiam nir burhoeiibrt
lperoen fonnen, tpenn bunoespoli-
seilihe Grefutipfrdfte in er0berer
3ahl allf0eitellt tperoen. Sie &er-
mebrlnN oes gllnoesarenainubes.
Die burd, einen @cithluR oes Bun,
oestaaes herbeiaefiihrt ,perben fonn.
lparc bier in eriter Sil,ie Der rid6tiae
sSea.
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Siebenbiireiid,s2 s2lmerifaniihes DoIfsbIatt

were flying in all directions that
night.
Our Senior Lodge is having
their picnic on Sunday, July 18th
at Huber's Beach. There will be
swimming, games. dancing. etc
Well be seeing you at the picnic
Auf Wiedersehen!
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Siebenbuerger Saehsen Saengerbund
Won Nord- d-Amerika
! ATTENTION, ALL sAENGERBUNDs AND MEMBERS

Send the names of your dele
gates to me in plenty of time,
please. Also discuss intention Of
the Saengerfest for 1853.
Thanking you in advance I re-
main with Saengergruss
Minnie Schenker. Secretary,
10 f. Reynolds ST., n. c., Pa.
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Nevurtise Troekeninha-
Lotion in Bad Grund

gao @r,n,o. - Sm aurbo6ebous
bon gao @runo in, Sar3 lit iebt 5u.
iaslih aud Oie Aeroiol Gberapie
eingefiibrt tporben. eroIoI.Nebel
bahen geseniiber ser .ieubten Snba.
lation Ben gorteil, iniolse ibrer Dol.
ligen Srodepbeit cine pptimale the.
rapeutiIde Wirfi,ng au eroielen.
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renee S e a W a y
bill for further
study by a vote
Of 1910 it con-
tinued q battle
W ich started
some go odd
years ago! The
various propos-
ais have been
the c use Of
t h r e e inter-
national treaties,
s e v e n special
Presidential mes
Sages, dozens of
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Now is the time to think about
voting for your delegates for the
convention:
Place: Cleveland East Sachsen-
helm.
Host: Ostseit e Liedertafel,
Cemischter Choir.
Time: August 31st and Sep.
tember lst 1852.
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HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH Is

Our next regular meeting will
be held Sunday July 18th. 1852 at
$50 p. m. We hope that all the
members will be there on time.
Helen Rohrman, Sec.
N
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This and That from WASHINGTON

CT. LAWRENCE SEAWAY VOT-
~ ED DOWN AGAIN. When the
Senate recommitted the st. Law
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elected to carry on until the next
presidential election; rules must be
adopted for the alloting of dele
gates for the 1856 Convention and
for the governing of the Republican
National Committee during the
next four years.
All this is part Of the mechanics
OF our two party system.
THE HONORABLE JAMES w.
i WAD RTH OF NEW
YORK. All Washington has been
saddened by the recent death OF
one Of our most honored and be-
loved lawmakers, the Honorable
James w. Wadsworth from Gene
SEQ. N. Y. For the greater part OF
thirty years Jim" Wadsworth has
served his district and his country.
first in the United States Senate
and then in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, with answering loyalty
and complete conservation, resign
ing at the end of the 8lst Congress
because of i'll he!ath. His last SER
vice was rendered as Chairman Of
the National Security Training
Commission.
Few men bring the Members out
OF the coatrooms into breathless at
tention as did Mr.. Wadsworth. Few
men influence the thinking Of both
sides of the aisle as often as did
he. His long experience, his calm
judgment, quiet wisdom and OBJ
jective approach to all problems
made him an outstanding member.
The impress of his rare spirit will
remain far into the future, the rec
ord Of his selfless service is written
on the pages Of history and en-
graved deep into the hearts Of all
Sv,eaA h~A ~
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CONGRESS WORKS 10 FINISH

CONGRESS WORKS TO FINISH
~ THE JOB. Meanwhile Congress
is winding up its major work. Sem
ate Committees have tried to put
back some OF the funds cut by the
House, which means conferees will
have . difncult time. most Of all
perhaps over the Defense Produc-
ton Act with which we are strug-
Cling as I write. There is no way
at the moment of knowing when
the end will be reached.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
New Key Witness
Hinted at Red Trial
BY the kssoeiated Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 22.-Gov.
ernment attorneys studied theil
next move today in the drawn.
out conspiracy trial of 15 Califor.
mia Communist leaders. They
indicated they had another under
cover man available.
Lloyd Hamlin, San Diego spy
for the FBI. wound up five days
on the stand yesterday with testi-
mony concerning revolution. The
trial then adjourned to next Tues
day.
Mr.. Hamlin quoted an unidenti-
fed speaker at a 1945 Communist
school as advocating revolution
either with or without support OF
the working class He read from
Stains Fundamentals of Len
tnism' to show that this followed
the party's teachings.
The defense made Mr.. Hamlin
admit, however, that Zone OF
these defendants said that"
United States Attorney Walter
F Binns said that the Govern
ment's third witness will be "alone
the same line as the first two
1t has taken IA court days to
hear the first two witnesses Sea
Capt. David Saunders, ex-party
waterfront organizer, and Mr.
Hamlin. the photographer who
masqueraded as a party member
for nearly six year,
Nearly all the Is defendants
have been identified as being &C.
tive in the party since 1885. The
Government is trying to prove
they conspired to teach and advo.
cate overthrow of the Govern.
ment by force.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Andrews Corporal Listed
As Suicide by Hanging

A certificate of suicide has beer
issued in the death of Corpl
Richard Leon Lindsay, "a, of An
drews Air Force Base, Md, who
was found hanged yesterday.
Prince Georges County police
said the body of Corpl. Lindsay
was found last night by his father
in-law. Charles Edwards, at the
Ilatter's home, 5l05 Benning road
Coral Hills. Corpl. Lindsay and
his wife lived with her parents
police said.
The young soldier had tied one
end of an extension cord to door
knob in his bedroom, looped the
cord over the top of the door, and
hanged himself with the other
end, according to police.
The suicide certificate was is
sued by DR.. James I. Boyd, Prince
Georges medical examiner.
No note was found and police
said they had discovered no mo-
tive.
Evening star., 1952-02-22

ernment leave regulations, an
employe may take annual or sick
leave at various periods of the
year, even though he has not
actually earned all of it at the
time. For example. an employe
conceivably may take 20 days
annual leave in March, although
he actually has earned only about
five days leave for the year.
This system will remain in
effect. But when an employe has
used up more leave during a year
than he has earned at the time Of
his departure. he will have to
repay the Government.
In most cases, this will be done
by deducting the money from the
employees final pay check, COM
mission officials said. !.
The new regulation does not
apply to employees who already
have left the Government.
Il ~
JOBS-The Boiling Air Force
Base needs artist-illustrators at
$2,750 to $3.795 a year. The
Army Chemical Center needs
operating engineers to repair
steam and electric apparatus. The
pay is SITS an hour. ). The Naval
Gun Factory needs workers in 27
trades. The jobs include boiler
makers, electricians, heat treaters,