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Evening star., 1952-06-14

The Senate Appropriations
Committee at its meeting, II am.
Monday. will take up for action
first the big appropriations bill
for civil functions of the Army.
The District supply measure will
be handled after the Federal bill
is completed.
Evening star., 1952-06-14
Colonial S20,500
washington, D. G.
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1859

20l0 Osborn DF.-To reoch:
Georgia Ave. to Lonsdowne
Way, follow signs. 3 bedrm.,
step-down liv. rm.; should sell
quickly.
Evening star., 1952-06-14
Colonial $4,000

S33 Bonifont St.-To reoeh:
Georgia Ave, left on Bonifont
st. to open sign. 3 bedrns., 2
oorooe; nony extros.
Evening star., 1952-06-14
Colonial $27,500

1912 AIosko Ave. N.W.-To
reach: 10Th ST.. right on Alaska
Ave. to open sien., 3-bedroom
home in Shepherd Pork.
Evening star., 1952-06-14
Carlyle in Hospital

Representative Carlyle, Demo
crat, of North Carolina, was re-
ported in satisfactory condition
yesterday in the Bethesda Naval
Hospital. He entered the hospital
Thursday with a painful foot con-
dition apparently due to q peri
pheral vascular condition,
Evening star., 1952-11-22

adding that less than 20 cases have
resulted in foreclosure or voluntary
conveyance of the property to VA
in lieu of foreclosure.
None of the mortgages repre-
sents loans made in Washington
since none has been made here.
VA explained that under it's
policy, loans can be made in 2,400
counties in the United States. and
in parts of 200 additional counties,
of the total of 3,100 counties in
the country.
In these areas, it is estimated
that almost million veterans
would be eligible to apply for
direct loans in case they live in
the area where they expect to
build, and can show evidence that
a 4 per cent loan is not available
from private sources, and provided
the loan guaranty officer in the
area is satisfied that no such pri-
Ivate loans are available.
Evening star., 1952-11-22
Home Mortgages VA
W. ants 10 Sell Go
Begging in Big Way
(Continued From Page BID

I Continued From Page BID
already disbursed or held in re-
serve for financing CT houses. a
total of 24,701 homes have been
financed directly and 1905 homes
are "in the process" Of being
financed in that way.
| And VA has a waiting list" of
l26.773 applicants for additional
direct loans that the agency
estimates would require use of an
additional $3.50 million.
To satisfy the applicants, VA
has about $40 million on hand
that is not reserved for loans in
process. plus about $55 million it
expects to receive by the end of
the fiscal year, most of it from
the Treasury in $25 million quar-
terly mstallments authorized by
the September expansion of the
program.
Thus. VA will be able to handle
less than half the applications
now on the waiting list with the
funds it now has in prospect.
One way to obtain money to
handle the waiting-list applica-
tions, VA explains. would be to
sell to private investors the mort
gage loans already made. In this
way, the revolving fund" would
benefit many more veterans than
the original funds would provide
for.
The catch in this, however, is
that private investors have been
refusing in droves to help the re-
volving fund revolve. OF the ap-
proximately $216 million which
will have been fully loaned by
about January l, only about ST
million has been bought by private
investors in the form of mort
cages.
Why these direct loans are 60
ing begging is not difficult to-
explain, say private investment
sources.
In the first place, VA is author
lied to sell them only at par-not
at a discount, whereas it is pos
sible to buy other VA loans (not
the direct kind at a number of
points below par, most of them at
about $96 to $98 per $1O0 face
value.
In the second place. most direct
loans are made in relatively rural
areas-none in cities of over So
600 population, and almost all are
loans for individual houses. not
project houses. Thus they are
scattered. and less attractive to
big investors for that reason. too.
VA. however, thinks they are a
good, sound investment for any
body. pointing out that they are
guaranteed up to so per cent of
the amount in the same manner
as G1 loan made by private
lenders.
The average loan now available
Tor sale is approximately Sc 600 in
Initial principal amount with
Evening star., 1952-11-22

typical maturity of 20 years and
a cash down payment of 5 to 10
per cent" VA said.
So good an investment are they,
says the Veterans Administration,
that it is practically impossible to
lose any money by buying them.
1.-THE liberal 60 per cent guar
anty, together with the subordina-
ton of the rights of the guarantor
(VA) to those of the holder, result
in a practically riskless asset for
the lender" said T. B. King. di-
rector of VAS loan guaranty serv-
ice.
In all cases, he said, the veter-
ans credit has been screened by
the local VA Office, and the pur-
chase price or construction cost
of the property has met VAS find
ing of reasonable value.
"In addition. the property meets
VAS minimum construction and
property requirements"
VA wants to sell the mortgages
it now holds in order to get more
money to make more loans that it
can sell to get more money for
more loans-and so on, permitting
the revolving fund to benefit as
many GI's as possible.
So today, it decided to point
out some of the advantages of
the loans as an investment op-
portunity.
The loans, it explained, are sold
by VA regional Offices. either in
dividually or in blocks. Eligible
purchasers-defined as any private
lending institution showing ability
to service loanS-may reserve for
a limited period the right to buy
any number or group of loans.
This procedure permits inspec-
ton and analysis of the loans
Evening star., 1952-11-22

and related properties by the pros
|pective buyer in advance of pur-
chase. None of the loans offered
for sale is delinquent" A de-
Ilinquent loan is defined as one on
which a payment is 80 days over
due.
VA further explained that in
the event of foreclosure, the
holder, in accounting with VA, is
entitled to take credit for interest
to the date of foreclosure, and
for foreclosure and other expenses
in connection with liquidation of
the property. including transfer
ring it to VA.
Mr.. King also pointed out as
another advantage that the lender
in buying a direct loan from VA
does not have to pay the closing
and origination expenses normally
incurred when a loan is made.
"VA's repayment experience tc
date has been excellent" he said
Evening star., 1952-11-22
IA. 1888. Eve. 6 Sum-, "A. 1873

This new center-hoII
pIonned brick cope
cod with 4 bedrooms,
az baths offers very
large rooms and the
latest in equipment.
Rooms include living
room (l6x23) with
fireplace and picture
window; full sized din
ing room (l2xl2); two
first floor bedrooms
0lxl3); (llxl2) with
connecting tiled both.
On the second floor
two master bedrooms
each with dressing al
cove (l6x20) and
O5xl6) with tiled
Evening star., 1952-11-22
Arlington
Boulevard

Near and convenient
to the Columbia Pike
Shopping center, this
three bedroom, brick
colonial with first
floor hulf both. is in q
perfect location for
the Pentoson, Navy
and Signal Corps per-
sonnet. Rooms in
cIude (l2x2l) living
room with miffored
fireplace and door to
screened porch; dining
room (l2xl2); modern
kitchen equipped with
Anknaink d;rk,vnek..
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bath Side porch room with fire
place. maids holt bath attached Aec Westinghouse kitchen
equipped with refrigerator dwoshe and diposo Price S5
right turn and tuom PkwGv on
~
on Pollard to ~ Oakland, left 0
a. 1888. Eve. & Sum-. CHI. ol42
Evening star., 1952-11-22
NEARBY VIRGINIA HOMES
OPEN SUNDAY, PM. TO PM.

This brick studio home
neor the Washington
Golf and Country Club.
is ideoI for the couple
or smoIl fomiIy seek
ing O desirable home
with spocious rooms in
q fine neiehborhood.
Rooms include en-
trance hoII;; studio Iiv-
ing room (l3x20) with
fireplace and french
doors to fIoestone
potio; dining room
O2xl5) with buiIt-in
corner eupboords ond
french doors opening
on q (l2xN) screened
porch; breakfast room
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
Ostseite S. S. Liedertalfel
CONVENTION

The Liedertafel Singing So
ciety wishes TO invite all Saxon
and German Lodges, Churches
and Friends to the 24th Singing
Convention to be held at the Eas,
Side Saxon Helm. East S5th ant
Standard Ave on August 81 and
September lst.
The convention will be featured
with a concert of mixed and
female choruses from singing
groups from various states.
Dinner will be served at poula,
prices on Sunday Aug. 81. noon
and evening, prepared by our
famous Saxon cooks.
Breakfast served by the Con-
vent!on Committee on Monday
September lst. and also dinner at
noon, followed by entertainment
given by the various groups.
Help US make this Gala
Event with your attendance at
one or both of the festive days.
Again we invite one and all to
be present and celebrate this con-
vention with the E. S. Liedertafel.
Martha Melzer, Sec.
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SAXON VETERANS
BY FRED

This coming Saturday August
80 Johnny Vadnal and his radio
and television band will open Our
Westside Polka Parade at the
Sachsenheim Ballroom 700l De-
nison Ave. Committees have been
set up for this Fall series of
dances. If you are in doubt as to
wich of the three groups you are
in, contact Al Szabo at CL. l.
o43o or Hans Steiner at WO. l.
4563.
Monday September the8 is the
date of our regular monthly meet
ing Frank Han viii lgive a report
/. on the progress OF the installation
banquet to be held October Is.
ASclam bake for members only
will be held at the Westside Sach-
senheim at 7 90 p. m. on Monday
September p. Contact Irv Ken
cal at WO. 1-SO35 or myself at
CT 1-O21 for reservations.
The n. S. V. A. (National Sa-
xon Veterans Association) will
have it's next meeting in Salem,
Ohio. Sounds good. doesn't it /!
Interested? Address correspon-
dence to Saxon Veterans Asso.
7W1 Denison Avenue. Cleveland.
Ohio. Salem is interested and
offered the use Of their Hall for a
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MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
BRANCH IL

There have been some changes
made in the Saxonheim. Greeting
the members and friends will be
the new custodian. Larry Will
ming and his wife the former He
len Roth. Helen was born and
raised a good Sachs so everyone
will feel at home in such an at
mosphere as this. Somehow we
have a feeling OUR folks will find
it pleasant to visit the hall and
will soon make it a habit to DROP
in on Saturdays and Sundays.
1t is nice to know YOU have
someone to depend on. therefore
it is up to the members to show
their appreciation of having a
good custodian by patronizins
the place. Remember they will be
glad to serve YOU.
September 9TH will mark the
first melting for the fall season
Let us all turn out. You know
many interesting things car
hpapen within a months time. Fo,
instance this month the boiler ir
the heating system blew up
Nothing like getting a free
shower. The only thing it hap.
pened on Monday and not on Sa'
turday. Who wants a shower or
Monday anyway.
Bill Hunter, Sec
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mittee on Government operations
is examining the subsidy OF the
United State. Lines. This involves
the new United STATES" which Is
making such extraordinary speed
records across the Atlantic. The
Senate Labor and Public. Welfare
Committee is still looking into the
steel strike and the Wage StabiN-
zation Board, while the McCarCali
Committee is winding up its in
quiry into the Institute Of Pacific
Relations.
On the House side. one special
committee is conducting an inves-
tigation and study of Offensive or
immoral" magazines and comic
books; another is investigating Tv
and radio programs and third has
been appointed 70 inquire into the
activities Of foundations which have
been granted tax-exempt status. A
special Campaign Expenditures In
vestigatiug Committee 10 preparing
for the big season ahead. while the
well-known Investigations OF the
Justice Department and the In
'ternal Revenue Bureau have not
by any means come to an end.
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Siebenbiiroiid,.2l d,.2lmerifaniid,es Dolfsblatt

time you will have. 1t has been
such a long time since we all got
together like this so why not
come on the 18th of September
and start the Fall out right. Make
a party out of it. bring your
friends I'm sure they will have
good time just as the rest of us
will. ~.
Dinner starting at E 90 p. m.
Dancing after that till wee hours
in the night.
Don't forget September 18th
at Ringbauer's Hall 5l59 S. Ash
land Ave. So come on South Side.
North Side. and Gary come and
have a good time with us.
One of our members Mrs.
Schoger has gone to Arizona for
the winter. She will be staying
with her son there, so have Won
derful time and we will miss YOU
this winter Mrs. Schoger. Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Beier Sr. have
gone to Canada on their vacation
to see some old friends.
I'm going to remind you all
again not to forget Our Stiftungs-
fest on the 18th of September at
Ringbauers Hall $3.50 S. Ashland
Avenue. See YOU all then.
Our next meeting will be held
on September the 4th the first
Thursday of the Month.
Margaret Dickerson, Sec.
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CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

Dear Sisters! Our next meeting
will be Sunday Sept. ! at 3 p. III.
After the meeting Cardparty and
refreshments. Please try and
come and stay for the meeting.
In case YOU have a new men,
Der. Our deputies Pres. Eath. Mar
TIM. kath. Schermer. Rose Petri
and Elsie Letzner will be glad to
help you.
Just to freshen up some OF our
rules: In case a member is going
on the sicklist, a diagno: ID Dr's
Statement is necessary ior our
meetings, If out of Cleveland the
statement must be notarized.
Our president thanks all the
Ladies who helped at the Branch
IA Picnic and Card-Luncheon
Party Of Branch 4.
We are all invited to the s. s.
Saengers Convention to the East
S. Liedertafel Sunday August 81
and September and we wish Our
Singers a great success. We have
so many Lady Singers at our
Branch 4 who should join Saxo-
mia. to take over and help to pre-
serve Our tradition as long as pos
sible.
On the sicklist are kath
Schmidt, Christine Polder. and
Miss Johanna Wolff is in Lake
wood Hospital. We wish them all
a speedy recovery.
To Mr.. and Mrs. John Schnei-
der. John Ave. we extend Our
deepest sympathy for the los of
their beloved daughter Anna
Gottschalk, also to Mr.. Norman
Gottschalk & baby Nancy Louise.
God bless you all dear friends.
Branch 4, Fall Cardparty is
dated for October q.
We hope all our members had a
nice summer vacation and are safe
at home. Yours truly
Betty Fischer, Sec.
q, 4
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Horis. - sSalt 100 Sabre lang
Ialtete oas troaiid)e Ghidial Der
fron,Diiihcn Geporticrten auf Der
vSeufelsinieI" ipic Elm iSlud) aui
Der sipiliiierten Menihbeit. Tennoh
lit bic iiioamerifaniibe Sniel Wlia-
pona nit ibrer 6auptitabt .Gapetr
ne nur cine iener sablloien ssledei,
oes Grbballes. auf benen menihli.
DIES Seio nit ben unbeidreiblih
barten Metboben bober 8eborben
pergolten ipurben. Mber bic i1lperen
Sualen auf benz Gilano Der Ser.
apeifelten fanben ihr Gnbe. Sod
bas glatt Der Gei1ihte ipenoete
lid crit ipat.
Gin Hapoleon lpar es, Scr i'm
Sabre 1852 bdn,it begann. BON ben
iransDiiihen Oerihten Ycrurteilte
mad, @unpana 81, itbifen. IS lparen
@erbreher. Worber, IerrGter uno
Gntgleiiie. Meniden, an neren 8ei=
ierlu1g mani nicbt mcbr aloubte.
Sie famen alIe noh Gonenne.
'Sieber. Seuhen, Mosfitos uno Der
iieoenbe 9ietunael lieBen Don Der
triminellen Menicbenfrad)t bereits
nad ipeniacn Sabren nibt mchr
piel iibria. Cine 9iiidfcbr eab cs
folm. Sopenne bcOertetc bic 6Dlle
auf Grben.
@er NIT tpeniacr als aht Sohren
"GaDenne" beitroft ipor. ,,,,lbte >pei-
tere aht Sabre ouf Der SnicI ners
hrinNel oher sum n,inbcltcn Die
slcihe 2eit nod einnol, Die i'm,
oas @erid)t ols geltraillna suoif=
tiert hattie. gser mebr oIs abt Sab
re hefommen bate. ml,Rte bort oer,
Helt icines 9cbens perbrinaen.
@tele flpben
slber ieIbIt iene, bic zines Saaes
vfrei" ipurben. sic icgenannten
vSi6erts" ioben feinen Ssea ipieoer
nah sSranfrcih suriif,ufebren.
Senn tic m,bten iih oas &eIb sur
Hudfohrt ncrbienen, ilnb bu,ll oof,
es feline MOgIibfeit. GicIe fIohen.
Nber nun in adni lpeliiNcn iSGlle,,
bat man iemaIs ipieocr bon ihnen
etlpos aehOrt. &enn bic ;Sreiheit
beainnt, hann beainnt bic &erurtei,
l,ma", mar ber @abliprlld hcr 9i=
btres.
Sire ;Slu6t cnbete I'M Ra6er
Der 0aiiilhe. in Der llnerariinbIid=
fcit bes Gihunaels pbcr III ben Sic
berpiiinneu Ser &erhunaernDcn.
Sos mar Gapennc, ots Charles
Eean. ein Sfii,ier Der Oeilsarmee,
sum eriten MaIe auf Der SeufeIsin-
iel eridlicn. Die &erid)lepptcn vbiib.
ten" lire Gtrofen hiht suiamme1,-
aepierht in ben 9(rheitSlaaern bes
Sidunaels ob. 9luidhrlih trafel,
mehr ols 900 vNeue" aus ;Sranf=
reid Gin. 9flr Elm 3ehntel bon linen
erreid)te cine 2ebensbaucr bon fiini
sSdbren Gapenne. 0ie anoeren itar.
ben ipic bic ssliesen.
Salt 5000 peroreftc lnh iiehen,
Sc Siberfs triehen iid,. ollmGbIid
gum 3nohenifelett obmoaernb, oui
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Tevtseh Evangelical
Lutheran Church

Our Pastor. the Rev. Gustav A.
Voellm, his wife Hilda and their
four children: Monika, Sigurd,
Siegelinde and Elisabeth left last
Friday from New York on the
new liner, the L. S. United States
for an eight week visit to Europa.
Rev. Voellms parents are cele-
brating their fiftieth wedding
anniversary and Mrs. Voellm's
parents, their fortieth this sum-
mer. Pastor and Mrs. Voellm have
not seen their parents for fifteen
years and none of the children
have ever seen their Grand Pa
rents or other German relatives.
We know the Noellm's will have
a wonderful reunion and all OF us
at Teutsch Church are with them
in spirit.
Should anyone wish to write to
the Noelms. their addres is:
Rev. G.. A. Noellm,
(l3a) Asperg, krcis Ludwigs-
burg.
HurStStrasse No. ?,
L. s. Zone. Germany.
During our pastors absence,
Sermons in the German Service
will be delivered by Rev. Arnold
H. Eliers, Pastor of Martin LII
ther Church. English Services will
be conducted by son ouf our
Church Mr.. Alfred Buehner. who
is a student at HANNA Divinity
School, Springfield, Ohio.
Any business pertaining to the
Church and it's work should be
| addressed to G w. Lindeman
lO5l8 Parkhurst Drive, Phone
OR 1883. Cleveland II. Ohio.
G. w. Lindeman.
Pres, Church Council
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CHICAGO, ILL.
South Side Saxons, Branch Al

All YOU people who have been
waiting for something special
take notice. On the 18th OF Sep
tember the South Side Saxons
Branch AZ is going to have their
Stiftungsiest or Anniversary
Dance and since this is our l4th
year in existence we wanted it to
be extra special. We are going to
have a chicken dinner and our
women are going to bake all that
good Saxon bakery and III bet
a lot OF YOU haven't had that for
long time. Dinner will be served
starting at 600 p. m. so don't eat
your supper at home come and
eat one OF those wonderful meals
that the women on the committee
are going to prepare for you.
The dancing will start after
Dinner, so just think of the good
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NILES, OHIO
BRANCH 20
Notice to all Members!

Let's all get all get together
now that vacation time is almost
over. Attendance at the Summer
meetings droped way down, and
it was almost impossible to hold
any meetings i'll which important
business could be discussed. On
Sunday. September, !, 1852 at 2
p. m.. there will be a meeting at
the German Hall on Belmont
Avenue in Niles, Ohio. Everyone
should thy to be there.
Attention to all officers of Br
20! Please be present at our mex,
meeting if possible. We must
have our officers at meetings te
discuss some important business
Frederic Fritz LSchell. Sec
% 4
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH s

Branch E of Homestead will
hold their next monthly meeting
in the club rooms on September
18th. beginning at 7::3O p: IN. All
members are again urged to at
tend.
Recently( June S0th) Bro. and
Mrs Daniel Mates (nee Susan
Binderl of Homestead celebrated
their S0th wedding anniversary.
We of Branch E congratulate
them and wish them continued
good luck and happiness in the
future.
On July the 9th a picnic foi
active and social members was
held at Piney Forks Beach. 1t was
we'll attended and everyone had
good time. Our thanks TO our
Ladies Lodge Branch l6) for
their donation of refreshments
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she was a member.
The funeral services were held
Wednesday. August 18th at
Teutsch Evangelical Lutheran
Church with Rev. G.. A. Voellm
officiating.
The solo Of Miss Louise kem-
| sizes, and her accompaniment Ca
| rol Oller added to the solemnity
of the heartrending farewell in
the House of God.
PallbearerS were members of
tie Agenda Club: Albert Fern
engel, William Fernegle, Robert
Gunnesh, Rudolph Haupt, Cla-
renee Lindeman, George Miller
and Jim Savage.
Interment was at Sunset Me-
mortal Park.
In lieu of flowers. the Church
Building Fund was the recipient
OF $500 and the Cancer Fund
SllO.
We wish to thank Pastor
Noellm, the members OF the
,Agenda Club. Miss Louise kem-
sizes. Miss Carol Oller and all Of
our relatives and friends for their
kindnesses.
"The Lord gave, and the
Lord hath taken. Blessed be
the Name OF the Lord
Your words and gifts OF thanks
Helped ease the grief we bear;
May God blese YOU always
For the kindness, YOU did share.
Norman Gotscha|k.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schneider
and family
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SALEM NEWS
By JOAN

The meeting OF the Salem
Juniors was held Wednesday,
August 18th at the Saxon Hall.
Instead of a meeting next month.
there will be social, September
18th, at the Saxon Country Club.
Bring your own food and the re-
freshment will be furnished.
There will be volley ball, dancing
and wiener roast. If YOU
haven't transportation be at the
hall at 6 80 p. IN. Come all you
members, come and bring friends.
The club has purchased "a new
volley ball set and a phonograph
to provide fun for all. Come and
make use of them, don't let the
club down.
Columbus has invited all of YOU
to attend the Ohio State--Indiana
Football game September y. If
you would like to 60 down and
root for 0. S. l.. write Hilda
kautz. 4722 Grebus Rd., Colum-
bus 7, Ohio.
There will be combine social
OF men and women Lodges for
members only. 1t will be held
August 3Oth at the Saxon Country
Club. :
We want to say goodbye to our
Vice President. Walter Spack.
who is taking little trip at Uncle
Sans expense. Hurry back. Walt.
We. want to welcome the Al
nance Juniors to attend our meet
'ngs since they no longer have an
0rQanizafinn Coma aau4:a