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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Won Niko|aus, christsto|Ien
und Weihnachtsbaum
Wsihnoehten i'm devfschen volksbraveh.
Ven Or. welsssrs Meyer.

itubcn aefunoen. Gle iinb eigentlib
alter ais Ser 2idter9eihmiidte San'
nenbaun, Der beute bas eigentlite
sinnbilo oeutiher Weibnuht lit.
Smmersriine 3neige bdngten 5tpar
ifon sic bcioniiden 8ermanen als
Gerforperung Ser 2ebenstraIt 5ur
Winterseit i'm Sallie auf. Iber Der
9aiitenbaum i'm aer5enibntud tpur'
De crit i'm 1S. Sabrbunoert pom
Oberrbein aus in beutiden 2anoen
befannt. Nob in @oetbes 8aterbauS
erltrabltc fein 2idterbaum. Grit in
2eipsia Iernte @oetbe ben Sannen'
baum fennen. Sn sen 8erliner Weib'
nahtsituben Der 8ieoermeier5ett
ipenoete itatt oes 8aumes Die rYp.
ramioe" ben goloenen aer5enibein.
Elm Sol3eeiteI, bas an Ser Spise
elm pagretbtes 8inorao trdet. Ourh
Sic bon oen &eraen erlparmte Suft
perOcn oas Mao uno peri ihieOene,
aui ieiner @ene iisenoen Sbeiben
nit Eierfiguren In llmorebung per'
iebt. Serte aber itebt, tpenn aub in
manden Sauiern oaneben nod oie
Ypramioe ouieeitelt miro. augemein
Der 1annenbaum i'm MitteIpunfte Der
Weibnuftsieier. slls rWeibnahts.
baum fir oIle" berbreitet er in Den
@eibnahtsmohen in Staot unO
9anb aui offentlihen Yldsen @eib.
nadtsitimmune. Muf nui 8abnboien
leudtet er Sen 3eiienben entgeeen,
oie Gorirel,be auf bas @eibnahts.
ieit in Der Seimat erbGbeno.
Inter oem @eibnabtsbaume, Ser
in feiner Oeutihen Jamilie feblt, lie.
gen bie GeiGenfe; oenn oie Site oes
gegenieitisen 8eihenfeus lit pobl ser
wclentlidite unb aagemeinite beiltihe
Weibnabtsbrolld. Ser .SeiIige
abenS" ser 81. Gesember, lit lit
0eutidlano ser Sag ser 8eiherung
unter oem I'M Sidterslan5e eritrab.
lenben @eibnadts baum.
WQgreno Ole Setll9e y(anf 1tf
bernieSerienft, iteieen i'm 8erhtes.
gaoener Sanb bic 80aerihiiten auf
Die Sobe,t. Von 10 11br biz Mitter.
na6t ballen Die SaIpen pom Sells.
gemdnb. Damn beritummt bas Son.
nerfraden. Die Gbriitmette beeinnt.
Teirlid flingen tpeithin sic @eib.
nahtsaloden bon Den airhen rings
iiber 8era ,no Sal. sie flinsen in
allen oeutiden 2onoen om 0eib.
nadtsa6eno. Sod, bon sen Tiirmen
iubeln 8oialtnen unO Sorer Die al.
ten. frohen 8eibnatsIieSer iiber Die
itiaen StdSte binaus in Die SeiIige
Naht: % Ou froblid)e, bu ieIise,
gnaocnhrineenbe Weihnad,tsscit .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
3l,a< uile<, Otie

IS mod)t nihts ous, tpie flein Ser
8erein iitit, Der Weibnabtsmann 1T
aud, noh gtiles, Ohio, gefontn'en.
limb bel oieiem 8eibna6tsfelt lp,lrs
Den mir beebrt nit stpei 8roBbean=
ten, @roBprdi. Trie s. SbeiB uno
@,rokperlpolter Daniel S1. @eber,
lm 6ieie Meibna6tsfeier su perldos
nern. ySir tpollen unieren sSrauen
pom 3ipeig % banfen fit oas quite
Mbenoeiien, oas lie uns lerpiert boz
ben. Mun, iperte Mitglieoer. Die
erlte 0eriammlung i'm neuen Sobr
lit am 4. Sanuar 1858. Sonntag
nadm. INT 2 llbr.
,Sn 9tamen bes Gereins ipilnlhen
mir allen ,srobli6e @eibnahten uno
elm @elesnetes Neues Sabr!
iSrib Shell, @rot. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Wiener Philharmonic
kommi mach Amerika

9tem Dorf. - g. Surcf nno bic
Iational CONCERT ono slrtiits Gorpo.
rationen haben eemeiniam cine Tour.
nee ser @ienerp Ybilbarmonie nod,
oen 8ereinietcn Staaten bon Ameri.
ia porbereitet, sic I'M Sanuar 1851
beginner ioa unb bas beriibmte gn.
iemble biz nod California fiibren
werben. Tie olterreidiihe 8eeierung
bat Sic 'Ginan5ieruns ser &eiie ga.
rantiert uno Die beioen amerifani.
id,en Gonsertlntcrnebmlngen baben
oie Speicn oes MuientbaItes in oen
&erciniatcn Gtnoten iihcrnnmmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
2lus 0arY, JnN.
&ird)eniranenpercin Der 6onterus
NcnteinOc

stn Der Iceten monatli6en Ser
ionnnlllng luuroen bic geamtinnen
Iiir bas Sabr 1858 geluGblt. Sas
Heillltat Der @ahl mar folaenoes:
aatberine Shiiler, SrGiibentin; =;
Inna Sellpig. Gisepraiibentin; Ma=
rie q. ginoer. Shriftfiibrerin; 9lns
na Sdieb. iSinan3iefretdrin; Ota=
ria llrihel, Shasmeiiterin; Maria
Hptb llno Guiana ShGmer, 0er=
palterilmen, aatberine @rcB lno
9lnnd !6ellpig, &ranfenausihub.
sllle 9elpGblten geamtirlnen pers
iprahen MN sum- &obl unb @eoei-
ben Der 1Srauenpereius at arbeiten.
Gie MitgIieOer bes sSrauenper=
ems tperOen hermit in &enntnis ae-
ieet, bab uniere idbrlife 8eib-
notwithstanding i'm !6auie Der
Shiueiter slnna S6ieb, 3944
&ai ibin9ton ct, am 26. 9eiember
I'm 2 llbr na6mittags itattfinoet.
Sene Shrpeiter lit eriuht, etnas
@ebGd iolpie elm @ei6enf bon ST
nit subringen. oamit mir aegenieis
tig 8eihenfe austaufhen fonnen.
Sic iabrlihe Yiidherpriifuna tin=
BET auh an ielben Sage itatt. Gie
Yeamtinnen limb freunblidlt ers
iu6t INN llbr anipeien6 su iein.
Sroblibe 8eibnahten II. Segenss
reihes 9teuiabr ipiini6t allen Wit=
9liebern. Sbre
Marie q. 8in6er. S6riftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Schwerverlefzt mach
der ISeheehoslowokei
zvrveckqesehufft

Wien. Tros lebenseefdbrli.
der 0erlesun9en tpurben sipei
3ihehen. bic bic oiterreihiibe
@rense BEL 2unbenbura an iiberalles
rem Deriuhten linb babel elmer Scls
lermine sum Spfer fielen. bon ben
iolpietiihen BeborOen in Seiterrei9
NIT einem aranfenlpagen in bic
Sibehoilolpafei slriidgeihafft. 9ie
beioen Si6ehen. 3ubolf GlnelD II.
9fll6olf Winaref. bic bel Der Grplos
iion i'm @ren5brabtDerbau 9lrm.
uno QungenDerlebungen oaDontru.
aen, naren i'm &ranfenbaus bon
Dfiltelbah BON ben iotpietilhen Ve-
boroen Sag un6 9satd beluadt NOR.
ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Aus Gtieaee, III.
2meih 46
2meia 4G

Sn unierer Oe3ember gericn,m.
lung baben mir bic 8eamten fiirs
Sabr 1858 gefpdblt unb atpar ipie
folat:
Br1i.. Cara Beinri9; IiseprGi.,
Nnna gaub; S6asmeiiterin. Siloa
@unneif. ,sinonsiefretGrin &ath.
3aiden6t; 3. 9. Sefr., Sophie
2urs; 3eripalterinnen: j. aatb.
yoebin. 2. GIis. SitterIp; 8. Cara
Sitterlr; 8aiienmutter, Slliie
Ghuller.
sSiibrerin unb Yrot. Sefr. ,per=
ben in Der Sanuarperiammlung ge-
Ddblt tueroen, oa niemanb bon
9lnlpeienoen oieie 9lemter anneb=
men Dollten. Die aelpGblten Vean.
ten periprad)en sltm gscbl uno Ne-
item oes Vereins su arbeiten. lin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
2mei9 26

Sn Der ssabresperiamnlung. ipel=
6e gut beilbt mar, tpuroen Die fol-
genben geomten fir Das Sabr
1868 9eipdhlt:
Gtepban 8. &elIner. Broi.
9(noretp 8. Marfel. 0iieprGi.
Nnbretp 5. Binber. Brot. @efr.
sSnbn 8uiit, G1aemeiiter.
Midael &lob. Sin. sefr.
Mi6ael uri6eI, 3. 9. Sefr.
9ireftorium: Wi9del @ott.
ihIing. Saul Suit. s. y. sbiuer.
,sreo llntid). Nilbelm 8roB.
aranfen aomitee: 9lnorem Guilt
uno Sobn 6ellpi9.
&eil bic Yeamten ben, Verein
treu llno ebrlih in ben peraanaenen
Sabren geoient batten, ipurben lie
alle per 9lfflanlation ipieber ges
iuGblt.
@ei6na1tSfeier
9lm Samstaa abeno, ben 27.
1esenlbcr lm 7;;3O llhr ieiem bic
beioen Gereine 3tpei9 26 llno 3ipeia
40 bic MISUNDERSTANDING 6er
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Observation-Disclosures DolfytSatt

ainber. Mne GItern iinb erill6t. ibre
ainoer. ,peld,e 0ortrdee ODER Defla.
nation su lebren. Wir Iaoen oud)
bic GItern Elm. &cmmt alle NIT ben
&inbern uno laBt uns alle 3ulom=
men bie id0nen 8eibnahtsIieoer
iingen.
Gilpeiterfeier
slue Mitelieoer oes 3ipeises 26
unb beren ssrauen. iinb fir oieien
glbenb einaeloben. Nlrit mb Sallz
erfraut, miro Inn z llbr abenos
ierpiert. (Miittipod abenO, ben 81.
Oeaenber). sllles lit frei fir Die
Mitglieoer. 60 fommt ale llnD labt
inns einige Stunben in aeielli9er
@emiitli9feit perleben.
y: s. 9;nber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Weihnachten in 0stpreussen

ssern ibrer Seimat ieiern oie Der.
triebencn nun gum ad,ten Male bas
@eibnaftsielt. l1nb serabe @eib.
nahten ldbt Die @ertriebenen flar
erfennen, tuos tic in @irflihfeit Der.
loren baben. ltniere @eoanfen seben
in bieien Saeen s,,riit an sic beimat,
lthen StGtteu. BON benen mir niht
tuiiien, Oh uno ipann mir Iie einnal
tpieoerieben iuerben. Sn allcr Oeut.
libfeit miro uns iest unier S6idial
betpubt, nid)t, neil mir iroiide Git
ter auigeben mllBten, ionbern 1peil
uns Sic Seimot nit ibren Gigenar.
ten perloren sine, bie in bieien ga.
gen tuieoer in Scr Grinner,mg aui.
itei9en.
Sb im reltIidcn Ientid)lano o6er
I'M gllslano, wO aud INNER mir gu.
iludt gcilnoen baben nirgenos
weroeu mir Das 0eibnahtsfeit 10 be.
geben fo,nen ,pie 9eraoe in ,nierer
oitpreubiihen Seimat. 8ir cltpreu.
Biihen Tertriebcnen oenfen suriif
an unier meibnad)tlides aoniesberg
nit ieinem meiten, einiomen Sinter.
lano, an Sic inermeblihen Shnee.
feloer~ Die uns Die Weibnad,t id,oner
nno INNER tpieoer 81 Dem groBcn
Grlebnls I'M Sabre perben Iieben.
Shon mebrere @ohen Dor Sem
Jeit iaben mir in l,nierer oltprellBi.
Iden 8auptltabt auf Dem Miin5plat
Sen groBen Ghriitbaum NIT un5G6,
ligen aer5en. 0or uns eritehen pie-
Der Sic ieet in Sriimmer Iiesenoen
&auptgcidGitsltraBen, bon Senen
5ablreihe nit Sannengirlanocn ae.
Ihn,iidt paren lmo aus benen @liih-
birncn in oie flare. froltiae Nad)t
Itrablten. slae ar0Beren @eidGite
batten ihre Sdal'ienitcr ieltlib 6efo.
riert.. @ir benfen suriid an uniere
fetten oitpre,,Biihen @eibnahtseih.
le mnO at unier beriibmtes 9onigs.
berger Nar5ipan, bas r8rot oes
Warfus" (lnarci panis), bon Dem
Die &onoitoreien ieoes Sabr groBe
Nengen ins ausIan6 Der.
ididten. Sim NarabepIas gegeniiber
Der ltniperiitGt bepunoerten mir sic
Nuslagen Der groBten europGiiden
8udbanoluns @rGie nno 1tn5er, sic
iest in @armiib Yartentirden cine
9leibe geiunoen bot. sSn ber fran.
5Oiiiden Strabe. in Der ssi,nferitrabe
un6 III pielen anoeren Straben oes
Scntrums erregten ainOer unier Wit.
leib, fir bic 6er 9eiIiee Mben6 BET
traurieite Gag i'm Sabre mar. eie
beeegneten uns in falten, feudten
1orbalen uno boten NIT ibren blau.
seirorenen Sdnoen 2ometta. Wun.
oerfer5en. Sampelmdnner uno onoe.
res flcines SpielSeua an.
uno hann mar cS Seiligabenb.
aur3 Supor bate Mutter ibren Iet.
ten 8ang sum- Weibnahtsmann ;u
erleoi9en. Sbm mlbte lie berihten-
mic lie i.ns pon ,sabr su ssabr bcrii-
derie - Oh mir aud inluner artia
uno in Der sdule ileibig eelpeien
ieien. Wenn tuir nniere lpcibnad)tIihen
Nllnlh5cticI n;dt mic 10 oft in hcn
Vric'fnlten ltcften. banu aoben mir
i'm ebcn D'lltter aleid ,,lr @citcr.
leituna al @nedlt Gupredlt nit. lin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
ART empfiehk oveh
den Muennern korsette

Cos Nngeles. - 0r. 8ureeb Cor.
bon, ser HrIiiSen oes Women's
Meoical College in philadelphia, er.
fl6rte bier in einem Vreiieinteroiem,
es ,pGre oen Otannern oGeemein at
cmpieblen, 8oriette 5u trasen, oenn
oann piiroen lie Iid finger iiiblen
uno imitanoe iein, nit oen 0raueu
in ser 1rlitif. Ser SHouitrie uno
Meoi3in shritt 3u balten. ct mein-
te, oab ser griclg mander Grouen
oaraui berube. hab iie &oriette tra.
gen, Die bas s(t,nen uno bic Sauer.
itoiiauinabme foroern uno ben Men.
id)en beleben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Deutseh-iv osIawisehsr
Rundfunk.Aus,o,,eeh

Vaoen. .No6en. = 3ipiiben Der
ll'aollaluiihen standardization 9oi.
Dad nno benz oel,tidcn @iibtpelt.
flnt Ut aum eritenmaI eiuprogramm.
alistan'dl 3llIianoeaefon,men. Ger
Siloneltllmf itelltc sllinoGnren BON
Den afllllftaaen in 9onollcid,inacn
iur Serfilallna, Die am 10. 3c,em.
ber aelanOt ipllrben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
illus st. Eeuis, N1c.
2weia Is

llniere reaelmaBige Monotsper=
iammluna ipirb Son1tag, ben 4.
s,anl,ar 1853 1m B HIN nabn1.
i'm ct. 9ouis Sonie abgebalten.
Gs iinn in bieier 9eriamlnllln9
iebr tpidtiae @eiddfte ollf oer 60
oesprbnllng. Misunderstanding
ilub Der Sdbresberiht tpiro bon ben
NerlpaItern perleien. IS iollte III
oieier Gerianmlung fein Dtitslieo
ichlel,.
Gririichlmaen ,mp Sunh nab Der
Serlummlung.
SEQ. gouoeni, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Gintraht Sermania

lie Ieeten Sage bes Sabres iinb
NIT 10 mand)en idonen iSeItlihfel.
ten perbunoen. SSir Sdnger aebos
ren aud ba5u. Ser Sana bat leis
men Ylat. Hoh einmol mar cute
Sinaltunoe Ieste &ode. Oieie $50
DIE aber iinb ;serien. ba mir inns iiir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26

Slllen Iieben Shipeitern sur 9tud)=
rid,t. baB uniere nGhite, Serlamnls
luna ant Sonutaa naf,m.. Den 4.
s>ollllar 1853, beeinncno Inn $50
llbr absebolten miro. Sic S6peltern
iperben aebeten. iid an bieler Sers
iammIuna Su beteiligen. beionoers
oieienieen Nitglieoer, lpelhe nit
ibren geitrGaen I'M Siiidltano iino
iollten fonmen lno iid) autltebello
madett. 9ta6 Der Ger'ammlllng
ipirp ireier Sunh, 8rrlt lno Sau=
erfraut unb 3aifee llnb SUDDEN lers
piert.. Sic Yeamtinncn lperocn 9es
beten, etipas @ebdf mitsubringen.
Siebe Sdipcitern. 2aBt uns bus
neue Sabr nit 2iebe uno ,srclloe be-
ai,,nen unn fommt in Die Ner'ommz
Illnaen uno unteritiist Cure 9eum:
tinneu. Tas giiherpriifer finpct
am Sonntoe nahm. lm 1 llbr am
%. Iescmbcr itatt. 9as Ilnan5tns
mitee unb bic geamtinnen nDd)ten
iit, bite bies snr aeuntnis nchmen
rno UNI 1 llbr i'm Sahienheim lein.
Slud) bittet bic 3. 9. Sefretarin
emma Shaier ale oielenl9en
Gh,peltern. ipeIrhe peridlImt babel1.
ihre Oipioenoenibefs ab,ubolen
bieics in bieier &erianrmllmq iu be-
iorgen. s(uh bitten Die Deputies
sophia apd, emma Sdaler. 90
hanna SSolff INN nelle sptit9lieoer.
@itte, ipenn SIR iemanoen ipiBt.
10 ruff Die Deputies allf. Nir ftno
qerne bereit, Die nellen Wtitglteoer
aufsuihreiben.
8ir ipiinlhen alien MitglieDcrn,
@robbeamten mo sSrcllnnen ,Srohe
9Seibnad,ten uno ein Sllldl1bes
9ieues Sabr.
Sopbia Sod. Sefr.
"A, 81.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
2l,as Glepelan~, Otic
2lueia 81

s(m Sonnta9, ncn Z. Sesember
bielten mir uniere Geriammluna ab,
ipelcbe iebr gut beillbt lpor. ytohz
benz Die meilten 8eihifte erleoigt
tparen. ipuroe CUR Seamtenlpabl
fir bas Sabr 1858 iibergeaongen.
9sir fonnen NIT Sreuben berihten.
ba6 ale 8eamtinnen cinltirnn1ia
,pieoergeipGblt iplroen lmb Slpar: !:
9SrGI.: Mnna @olif; &iseprdi.: sln-
na SieboIo; Grot. Sefr.: Sopbla
&oh; Sin. Sefr.: &atbleen Gniih ;
Ghaemeiiierin: slanes Solmen: 3.
g. Sefr.: emma Shoier; slrhipaz
rim: slnna EbiIipp; 1. Gerlpalterin !:
M ,ria Spaon; .. &erlpolterin: &ds
tbarina Grbelce; 3. &erlpalterln:
&atl. Stun; ,Siihrerin: Muria
ehneiocr. sllle aeipohlten geamtins
men periproden ibr ScltcS all tim
ouh i'm fommenben Sabre, un Den
Serein ;u forpcrn.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
.irlrlan VIII CONTINUE
Fiqht for U. 5. Job

A man. who repeatedly cost the
Government $500. 900 to- fire from
his printers Job at the Govern
nient Printing Once. has not
given up his fight to be reinstated.
Ruled against in January by
the United States Court Of APP
|peals. which held the Govern
ment does not have to re-hire him
Orton r. Campbell, now o first
lieutenant in the Air Force sta
toned at Gowen Field. Idaho. has
filed o motion at the court asking
for an extension Of time for fil-
ing o petition there for o re-
hearing.
1t. Campbell acted as his own
counsel in sending the motion te
the appellate court. The motor
asks the Court Of Appeals to ex.
tend indefinitely the time for hi.
filing the re-hearing petition.
Last months ruling by thl
Court Of Appeals reversed a rul.
ing Of last May by the late District
Court Judge T. Alan Colds.
borough. who held the Govern.
|ment must re-hire 1t. Campbell
During the District Court trial
Government counsel estimated 1
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Ielevision Star Faye Emerson
will be mistress Of ceremonies
for the washington Newspaper
Guilds Front Page Ball April 4
in the Hotel Statler.
Again this year. q feature Of the
ball will be the award of prizes to
five writers ana one photographer
for outstanding work in the news
paper profession here last year
One of the six will receive. ir
addition, a grand prize award o1
$3.50 and q television set.
Six Washington beauties sc.
lected from q group Of II nomi.
mated by the guild divisions will
lbe attendants for Miss Emerson
Judges will be Gene Abbott Of Tht
Star, Gene Thomas Of the Daily
News. Wellner c. Streets Of tht
Times Herald, and Robert Bur
chette Of the Post.
The public will be permitted t
attend. Tickets may be obtained
Through newspapermen or thI
guild Office In the National Pres
Building at the price Of two Tor S5
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Students Assure
Gift to Girl After
Father Is Killed

For weeks, Leonard Pinkney,
janitor at KenilWorth Elementary
School, had been lining up with
Istudents to buy ascent Savings
Stamps to fill an $18.75 book for
his 8-year-old daughters birth
day.
The book had SO in stamps in
lit when Mr.. Pinkney was killed
by an auto, the city's first traffic
fatality of 1852. He was 46,
Icolored, and lived at 833 Eastern
avenue NE.
But the daughter. Roberta, will
II get her bond birthday present
tomorrow. the Treasury's District
Savings Bond division announced
yesterday.
Ten girls, all sixth grade
students at Kenilworth, have
finished filling the Saving Stamp
book out of their own savings and
Ithe bond has been purchased.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Highways Of the Future
1901 Plan for Linking Forts
Revived as an Aid to Traffic

The segments account for go
miles, or better than q third, Of
the 23-mile projected loop.
One Of the sections centers on
Military road crossing Rock Greek
Park. The construction would
start at Fort Stevens, at Georgia
avenue, and run to Fort Reno
Park at Nebraska avenue.
The other section Is from South
Dakota avenue to Benning road
NE. Fort Totten is just below
the western end, and Fort Mahan
lis ct Benning road.
Rebuilding Planned.
Military road-the name and
origin Of which date to its use by
soldiers travelling the defense per-
limeter-is due for rebuilding any
way under the proposed highway
program.
An underpass at connecting Mis-
souri, avenue and Georgia, an
other under Sixteenth street (re-
placing that at Joyce road, and
Ia new higher-level bridge over
Rock Greek where the present one
often floods out are in the plans
On the west side of the park
Fort drive would leave Military
road and proceed southwestward
to Nebraska avenue by way OF
Broad Branch road and Thirty
sixth street.
The northeast section would
parallel Gallatin street to Eastern
avenue, follow Eastern to the Ma
tional Training School for Boys
then cut southeast to Minnesota
and Deane avenues and along
Forty-second street to Bennine
road.
Ninety-eight per cent of th'
new right-of-way needed for thu
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Defiant Greek Woman
Among 3 Sentenced
To Die as Spies
BY the Assseio.sd Press

ATHENS. Greece, Mar. /. -
IA military court today condemned
eight Greeks to death and four to
life imprisonment on charges Of
Iradioing Greek military secrets to
Communist nations. One due to
die is a woman, defiant In her
final words before the court.
Eight other persons were SEN
fenced to lesser prison terms and
seven were acquitted at the cli-
max Of q sensational cwo-week
trial.
The prosecution had asked the
death sentence for a dozen Of the
ring, accused Of sending highly
secret information by under
ground radio transmitters to
Cominform headquarters In Buch-
Arrest, Romania, and other Red
stations.
. Appeals Planned.
Those sentenced to death were
Nicholas Beloyannis. reputed mas
ter-mind of the ring; Mrs. ELI
Ioannidou, Ellis Arghyriades, Mich
olas Colaoumenos, Philaretos La
zarides. Dimitrios Batsis, MIL
tiades Bisbianos and Haralambos
Touliatos.
Life terms went to Dimitra
Katrivanou, Catherine Trianta.
lphyllidou. Dimitrious Prodromides
and George Chryssis. Stavros Mic
hakis and Constantine Trianta-
phyllides got 20 years. -Four were
sentenced to is years, two to 10
years and two got one year.
Defense lawyers said they would
appeal the death sentences to the
supreme court and would ask the
military governor of Athens for
a reprieve.
Executions win BE Delayed.
The crown prosecutor said the
Executions would not be carried
out within the usual flve-day limit
set by law, because tomorrow and
Monday are Greek holidays. This
alone would stave Of the execu.
tions until next Saturday.
The court deliberated three anc
one-half hours.
! Before passing sentence. thu
presiding Judge asked the defend
ants If they had anything to say
Mrs. Ioannidou replied, u dom
want any leniency or to segregat'
my activities from other member
'Iof the Communist Party"
J, Several defendants pleaded with
! the court to believe they had re-
Ipented. ..... ....
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Reynaud Tries 10 Get
Cabinet, Wants Tax
On Privileged Glass
By the Asseeio,ed Pres.


PARIS, Mar. Paul Reynaud,
premier when France fell in 1910,
H,eaded today with clashing par
ties to unite and give him the job
again-this time so France can
pay for defense before it is too
late.
MFR. Reynaud wants a broad.
strong anti-C Communist coalition.
- 1t would have to support the At
1antic pact and raise taxes to
bear the French part Of the bur-
den. The North Atlantic Treaty
Organization has set this at ]. 400
billion francs (four billion dol
lars) for 1852.
The money question is all
important. Only the Communists
demand a reversal of French for
eign policy-yet. But policy may
be undercut by the National As
sembly disagreeing hopelessly on
how to meet the cost. Such a dis
agreement ousted Premier Edgar
Faure Friday.
Speaks i'm General Terms.
Mr.. Reynaud started his day
with an appearance before De-
puties and Senators belonging to
his Union of Independents and
Peasants. It was a closed session.
but something of what he said
leaked out.
The willy 73-year veteran Of a
hundred political battles, disclosed
nothing Of just what he would do.
In general terms, he said the
financial policy must be changed.
He asked for q reform Of the tax
system, to weigh more heavily on
what he called in a recent speech
certain categories Of privileged
persons" He did not say who they
were.
It was In the same speech that
he limited q conviction that the
franc must be devalued: 1--WE can
not live long with an over-valued
currency behind economically
closed frontiers"
Offlcially priced at $50 to the
dollar. the franc is selling now at
1S3 on the Paris black market.
Other Parties Sympathetic.
Mr. Reynaud is seeking a major
!ty of the 625 deputies to confirm
him as premier and some assur-
ance that at least a plurality will
back his policies. $50 far he has
only the 102 Independent-and-
Peasant vote in his pocket.
Other groups, however, indi-
Gated sympathy. Ex-Premier Rene
Pleven. a Resistance Party leader.
had talk with Mr.. Reynaud and
reported afterward that their
Ideas were close together on con-
etitutional changes to keep French
cabinets from falling so often. He
may swing about 20 votes. Edu-
cation Minister Andre Marie
promised personal support. but
could not speak for his unpre-
dictable Radical Socialist Party
Mr.. Reynaud is playing for two
big prizes-backing from the
party of Gen. Charles de Gaulle
and from Foreign Minister Rob.
ert Schuman's Catholic Repub.
Ncans.
Mr.. Reynaud conferred tonight
with De Gaullist leaders and later
talked with the Socialists.