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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-05
Warren pprdus
Antikommunisten Po|itik
Nehrus vom Parliament qebi||iqt

Sselp GeIbi, Snoien. - Gas Har.
lament billiate nit GROCER Mebrheit
Bic autifonlmuniitiihe Yolitif Der
Iegierung, nafoem Yremier Nebru
Die aomlnuniiten aIs vblinbe Sana.
tlfer elmer neuen &eligiOn" be5eibnet
Datte.
Die Iebatte bate it'd 8 Gage bin.
ge;oeen. Sic 81 aommuuilten fonns
ten NIT ibrer Sbitruftion nihts aus.
rihten.
~Snoien miro nienals Sen Greis
bejablen, oen Die Sonietunion uno
China beSablt Daben, Inn 5ortihritte
81 ersielen," faste Ser Yremier. vTie
fommuniitiihe 9oftrin bat iid) iiber.
lebt. Sic lit 10 itarr lpie Ser alte
ssanatismus Ser @eIiaion. Sf hohe
MIDI sepeisert, mid Oen Ganatitern
irgeno elmer Religion sl1 beugen." I"
ct beoauerte Die 3iele ser aom.
muniiten, beionbers in Snbien, er.
fldrte aber, oab ser aommunismus
niemals ourd einen arieg ousserot.
tet meroen fann. IS lei spor 1at.
iade. 6aB bas einise Jeinoe Oes
Gommunismrs glauben, aber id)
fann es nidt beriteben.
"aolter aries iiibrt gu einem bel.
BEN arieg un6, mas fait eenau 10
i9limm lit, ct perbdrtet Die Men.
iden," iagte er.
Tie Oebatte orebte iid I'M oie
aniprade, nit Der Yraiioent 8aien.
ora Eraiao am Is. Nai oas '8ar.
lament eroiinet bate, Ser GY.Giib.
rer Gopalan be5eihnete lie oils cine
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-05
Buntes A!IerIei in Kuerze

Sn Bittsburob. Ba.. fammelten
fid Stablfiibrer au elmer 2uiam=
menfunff, bic porausiihtli6 I'll nell=
en- 8erbanolunaen in Der Snpuitrie
fiibren oiirfte. Ser Strcif oer
100000 Stablarbeiter lpirfte iid,
lGbmenb ouf bic aeionte Snoultrie
beS Qanbes aus. Saulenoe bon 81
fenbabnern unb &oblenordbern iino
abaeIeat. 2ie Gtablprobuftion
ihrumpfte ipeit unter ben Giiitungs=
be6arf auiammen.
Britiic4e. Eruppen belaoerten in1=
n1er nod bos in ihrem Geftcr be.
finblihe Mdoio Berlin. tpelhes BON
ben Muiien fontroIiert niro. Sic
@uiien in benz @ebGube iinb iioliert.
Ser Chef be rruiiiihen &ontroll.
fomntiiiion, 3enain. iuhte ben bri=
tiihen &ommanbantel,, @encralma.
ior Coleman, ouf; aber bic erlten
@eiprGhe fiilrten al nidJts.
Sic Chic 9urnpife Gommiiiion
nabm bas slnae6ot BON All Yant.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-05
HoteIsehiff "Knurrhohn"
soil mach HeIqoIond

Bonn. - Cine slttraftior fir
&eleolanb, bie ben erlparteteu Sou-
riiten miQfommen lein miro, ioa
nad) elmer Wtitteili,ng oes SlopO.
oireftors @ertrom bas 8uitItGtten.
idiff .anurrbabn" oes Norobel,t.
id)en 2lopo' peroen. Tas Sfiif, bas
iest pur 9pnn auf oem Ibein Iiegt.
lit reht fomIortabel einseridtet.
fam aber niht aaeln iabren. IS
mus baber BON gonn nah &elgo.
lano geihleppt meroenI Tim ieil,er
nel.en 9eitimmi,ng suseiiihrt peroen
Su fonnen. auf ieinen, bisberisen
Sieseplas lit es piel bon Niitslie.
bern oes 8unoestages beniist por.
non.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-05

@oFbineton. - senator @obert
&aft erfldrte ont Sonntag in ieiner
@unofunfaniproche, sic 0auptiad)e
In Der omerifaniihcn Mubenpplitif
miiiie Die grrihtime elmer 2uitwafie
feirt, bie itart genus lit. sic 2uit iiber
benz 3anb uno iiber oen Mceren, sic
bas 2anb umaeben. 81, beberrid)en,
a,ln r,,iiiife StdSte uno Jabrifen
init Itombomben angreifen- 81, fon.
nett.
Ct iteate siderbeit, ;srieben uno
Sablungsidbiefeit aIs brei Sallpts
5iele iiir oos amerifaniihe Golf ari
uno iaete, bal, iie MIR init elmer
acknowledgement Sufhpaife erreid)t
per6en fonnten.
gr mari Der Mbminiiiration Dor.
6oB lie Sic 9uitpafie tros Der be-
,pilligten WiQiornen pernahlGiiigt
bobe. inb perbono bomit einen sln.
griff auf @eneral giienboper. ins
benz er iaete: .0as arGiteuerbaltnis
in Der Suit bat iid) itdnOis uerIhled.
tert, uno oieie @er'dlehterllns be.
eann, als giienbotper Stabshef
tpor." Muh am gnbe ieiner HeOc
erp1hnte er nod, cinn1al Sen 9tamen
bes Generals, als er iaetc. feline re-
publifauiiben @esner sriiien ieoes.
NAL ieinen Stanbpunft an, pcnn CT
Don Der @olitit Der Aesieruns ab.
tpeihe.
~Sie iheinen ;u beiiirhten. baB
Elm oirefter Mnariii sesen Die &es
gieruna ein Ansriii aegen General
giienbomer mare" ia9te er.
ssn Ser gon5en @eoe eab er 81,
berIteben, oab Der General iniolge
feiner in Der aubenpolitit seipiclten
&oae es ifrper finoen tuerOe, III Der
anmpaene oieie Yolitit anjusreifen.
@leid i'm sniang erfldrte er:
.Sn Der republitaniiden aompasne
bari nit Mnariffen eesen oie Yoli'
tit 1rumans unS Md)eions nid)t ses
5ogert ,peroen." Mud iagte er, er
babe iid oorgenommen, 1ragen, Die
i'm 3ano iiber ieinen eisenen Stanb-
punft in Der NuBenpolitif auises
,porfen tperoen, 81, beant,porten.
ct nannte Die iiberparteilid)e III.
benpolitif einen v8etrltg", llno iltbr
fort: ,Wenn 9rliman Dapon iprid)t,
meinte er, oaB er Die Iubenpolitif
mahen mill uno Die &epublitaner
ibm ie6esmal ioleen miiiien."
Die MuBenpolitif beeinfluile bas
3eben oaer Mmerifaner 10 iebr. il,br
er fort, oaB mir ibr in ser aampasne
niht aus DEM 0ee geben fonnen.
sic itedt binter Der Nusbebl,ng ame.
rifaniiher Mdnner iiir einen &ries
in &orea, Der bGtte permieoen ,per,
ben fonnen, binter ben S5 0fiuiars
ben, bic Die @esieruna I'M Sabre
ousgibt. binter Den bohiten Steuern
in unierer @eid,idte unb binter Der
@eeierl,ngsfontroae, Die ieoe Snous
itrie uno jeoe Garm umiaBt. @ir
fonnen es uns nid,t leiiten, elnen
&an6ionten al nominieren, Ser ben
DolitGnoigen 5eblidlag Der Nomi-
nijtration 1ru1nans nidt perurtei.
len min. SIT oas Siolierung? @anS
eepiB nibt, ipenn mir cine Nolitif
unteritiisen. Die ben aommunismus
in Der Welt bet1mpit.
Ser Senator erfldrte. sic Mneri.
faner iol1ten tpirtidaitIide Silie in
elmer gotlaee ee,pdbren uno iene
bepaiinen, Die iid sesen einen TOM.
muniitiiden slnerifi ielbit perteioi,
gen ,poIten. aber Sic s!uSsa5aH tit
bieies Hrogramm miiiien i'm Gin.
Hang NIT urierer tpirtidaitlihen
2eiitl,ngsfGbigfeit bleiben. ,mS @e.
f6enfe fonnen ,tiemals ser Sbliiilel
lnierer MuBenpolitif iein.
ct erfldrte, ais Gr1lioent 9ru.
u,an inn sSsabr 1915 ins @eibe 6aus
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-05
gebungerl.

eincs SSolfes itcl(t lid, Die Stuic iei=
ner Gthif, ieiner Sittlihfeit oar.
Gie Site ipdhit aur Sraoition in
Der ,Somilie. ben @cihled)teri,, bcn
StGnoen, i'm iteten &eroen inner
bolb Der poIfiichen Ginbeiten ents
pidelt lie in Deren @eiamtbelpl,bts
icin Den Ghrbeariff, al Dem v@ut"
unD ,gOie". vHeht unD llnrecbt"
aemeiien miro.
SSn ben 9lusDrlfsformen ocs Sc
iellihoftlihen 3uiammenihluiies
entitebt cine &ultur, Die Der @thif
(Sittlihfcit) ioipohl lpie Der
gleltetbif (aqsemeine @iiienihaft
bon Den @ahrnebmunaen innerbdlb
Der Golfsflmit bis hinaif slr hoh=
item 8unitid)0pflma) il1nerbalb
ibrer Gntipidluna bic Hidtllna lmo
bic Sage seiat.
Sic ,Solae elmer inlhen Gntipif=
lllna in Der SNabrung Der idDniten
llnp ebeliten Srauhe brinat einem
GoIfe ienes itarfc iittlihe @etpuRt=
icin innerliher @emeinihoft. eng
aebunoencr 3uaehOriafeit.
Sm Ienfen, @lauben, $oanheln
ais Gubere Griheinunaen. aibt les=
ten GnDcs hieies littlid)e geipubt=
iein in einem &clfe oem Yeben in
Der SptolittGt ieinel1 Sinn.
Tie'e fur, iuiammenaefaRte @c=
trod|tlna ben Siebenbiireer Sadien
sum 6armouiltheu S(bihIuR ihrer
40. natinnolen 8onperticn, als einen
aufridtiaen VeitraQ in Die snnalen
ibrer @eibihte.
&urs nad) 8 llhr nbenos. ant lebz
ten fonpentioneuen Sad)icntaae,
Dem 81. Mfoi mar Der arnBe. sum
Gmpfana Der ausipGrtiaen 8alte
nell oeforierte Sual bes 8elticite
Sadiel,beimes an 7OO1 Teniion
slpe. acfiillt bis auf ben lesten Elas.
Slaein ihon oer erite Nlid uuf oieicn
iiberaus erireulihen geild, brarhte
ben Geihauer in cine angenebme
Stimml,nq. 9a,u aeiellte iih fir
ben Serfaiier oieier 3eilen cine be-
lonbere 0prfreuoe, sun, erlten Wale
in ieincm 2ebel1 cine tnpiife Ndll-
ernbod),eit, lpie Tie ieit Sabrbunoer=
ten III Der, aeibif)tlid 10 d)arafterz
itarf beipeaten 9llten S0eimat itatt=
fanb. su ieben; cine millfomnene
Weleaenbeit. bic feline beiiere 6Glfte
aus reimem innercn 9(ntrieb. Die
Griinberinnen Dcs ;3ipeiaes sll ehren,
beniiste, Inn ihr biltoriid,es, farhen=
prdd)tigcs 3pltiim. Der gursenl1n=
oer,ll Sll traQcn.
"a tiir piele 8Gite, abQeiehen bon
BEN bilolihen Ginbriifen, Die 8iibz
nenlpieberaabe bieier Sod,seit inn tpz
piid)en rSdhiiih" aeihrieben lit,
10 aab als Ginleitlma ssrau Noie
Getri I'M &enlidt eine peritdno=
lide Grflar1na Der aansen 6anb=
lung IN Gnaliid).
Sin erbebenpes, farbenirobes
gilo bot iih ben 8eihauern beim
Seilen pes &orbanaes. OfinutenIan=
ger 9lpplaus biclt Dos Icbenoioe
Nort Der 6anolula suriif, bis eno=
lid, BET Sater oes YrGutisams
(6ons Hebner) 1T ieiner aeitieieI=
ten, alten Sradt int feierlid,en Some
6ebabia afsentierenb benz 0orfrif)=
ter (NnbD Stirner) bic @ihtiafeit
bes aeictlih su beitdtiaenben Ghe=
bunbes ieines Gohnes NIT Der er-
lpGhlten 8rallt portr,la.
Mit erhobener Ned,fen ,u,n 3ei=
ct,en Der GbeidlieBlna hielt nun Der
7orfrid,ter. cine narfante Sahien=
aeitalt i'm ihneemeiBen 6aarid,opf,
DEM 8rautpaar bic Sraure6e!
s(nbGd,tia nit siihtia aeienftem
6aupt b0rte bic graut (ssSrau Mber
Dtiiller) oer &ehe an Der Ghpelle
hires 9Senoeplnftcs I'M 2eben ,u,
|mabreno oer 8riiutiaam (Sbomas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-05

Sic Chic Surnpife Gommiiiion
nabm bas slngebot BON All Vanfs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-05
Mah|kampf triH nun
in End phase elm
Taft srzisIt in South Dakota vorsprung vor
Eisenhower.
Der General hie in Abilene Kon erste Poitisehe Rede
die na..sebend fver seine weiteren Avssiehten
sein wjvd.
Sinur ;Sn0s Sn,Ith Tnfptd

Siour Sails, Soutb Tafotd. -
>sn Der Gcpublifaniihen ErimGr=
nail South Iofotas ersielte Seno=
tor Soft einen leif)ten Goriprlna
Dor 8eneral Giienboncr. Sluf Der
Iemotratiihen Seite ipor Senotor
&efauper uninitrllierten Seleaierten
porous. lleber Bic 6Glfte BET Grseb=
niiic bieier beiben 8ahlen lparen
aeidbIt. @ei ben Hepublifanern Qina
es Inn Ia aonpcntionsitimmen.
Co;u fam fit Soft bas Greitiae ei=
ncs @abliieQes am Saa ber SCENT
febrfeicr fit General Giienbolper.
Gen. &efauper bon Senneiiee CT
rang ott bemofrotiide aonpcn=
tionsltimmen fir iid,. Salt erhielt
icine Mebrheit Dor allen il, StaOten
uno aroberen Srten. no Giienholper
ben meiitelt slnbang hat. gei Der
3ahluno Der erlten Graebniiie ipar
Saft bintennah. Oils uber Die iSarm=
itimlnen hereinfamen, aelanate CT
an bic ,Siibruna. Sn 6uthinion
Golr,tn, 100 oeltid,e Meennoniten=
&olonien onioiiia iino. mar Das Grs
aebnis 3 su 1 fir Soit. @dbreno
ieiner aanpaane hattie Der Senotpr
lpieOerholt betont, er lei seaen allaes
meine MilitGrausbilouna. ipeld)e
Giienbolper beiiirtportet. GieIe Me=
noniten iinb 8eaner bes OtilitGr=
Oienites aus Gelpiiienariinben.
@ie ertpartct. erlpies iid) Giiel1=
hoiper itorf in>itGotiihen Siitriften,
pabreno Salt feline Stdrte auf benz
9anbe beiitt. Salts 9tame itanb olli
Dem Stimmiettel, niht aber Der Gi=
ienhotpers. Slusaebebnte Geflame
bate ieboh bic @Gbler barauf ouf=
mcrflam aemad,t, baR Stimmen fir
@ouperneur Mihelipn fir ben Sc
neral ieien. Salts bot allies fiir ben
Srimarwablfampf auf. Gr iudote Ell.
nen Siea. nit ben, man aesen bis
Soee anfdmpfen fann. baB Giien,
boper popuIdrer lei. sserner lpollte
man ben 6eimfebr=' 'sanfaren Giien.
boipers entgeaentreten.
@arren puraus
Son sSrancisco, Sal. - Sn ber
6epublifaniihen Brimdrlpabl, bel
oer eS lln1 20 Observation-Disclosures
aing, mar 8ol,perneur @arren pors
aus. 6er befanntlih ielbit Erdiibent=
ihaftsfonoioat lit. 9ie Sppolitipn
fiibrte Hep. @erbel als npmineller
3dnoibot. Senatpr &efauper mar
bel Dem 2enofraten ieinen1 @eaner.
@crennrlnnmnIt 0rnmn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
Mr.. Brovern7un
Supper Host

The dance planned for last
evening at the Cuban Embassy
was Cancelled but not the buffe,
supper planned by Marvin Drawer.
man before it. He went aIone
with his original plans, but the
hostesses for the dance felt II
would be undignifled to give a
gay dance on the day Of the
Kings funeral.
Accepting Mr.. Braverman's in
vitation for the buffet supper In
his Georgetown home were MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Schenck. Mr..
and Mrs. Blake Clark, Mrs. Hope
Rulings Miller, Cuban Ambassador
Luis Machado, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam McCracken, Senator and
Mrs. Bourke Hickenlooper. Mrs
Florence Mahoney. Mrs. George
Holmes. Representative and Mrs.
Ken Regain, MIR. Jack Logan and
his son. Jerry; Mr.. William Hug
gins. Mrs. Kennedy Moulton, Mr..
and Mrs. Duke Shoop, Mr.. and
Mrs. Constantine Stackelberg, Mr..
and Mrs. Gladstone Williams. DR..
Clarence Lee Miller and MIR. and
Mrs. March Wells.
Among the tasty things in
cluded on the buffet were turkey,
ham. salmon casserole, wild rice
green salad, cheeseS and dessert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
Citizens Group Protests
Route for Loop HIGHWAY

A delegation Of citizens from
the Capitol Hill area yesterda,
protested to Brig. Gen. Bernard
IL. Robinson, Engineer Commits.
ISioer, against proposals for routing
a new downtown highway loor
through their neighborhood.
The group. numbering nearly 90
was headed by Martin Wiegand
president Of the metropolitan
Building Association. The protest
was made in a meeting at the Dis
trict Building.
Mr.. Wiegand and his associates
said a Highway Department plan
to route the proposed elmer loop
along Fourth and Sixth streets and
North Carolina avenue Sc. would
impair the restoration movement
|on Capitol Hill.
The group expressed fear the
new route would become a truck
thoroughfare. It also protested the
necessity Of street widening, which
would eliminate large elm trees.
Samuel Harrison, engineer OF
streets, also met with the delega-
ton. He explained the Districts
Iplan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
Trees on Streets Invite
Night Crimes, Group Is Told

Washington's tree shaded streets
are a factor in the city's high
crime rate, Bernard Lucas, OF
the Citizens Forum of Columbia
Heights, declared last night.
Mr.. Lucas asserted that residen-
tial areas, where the streets are
lined with trees, are. inviting
criminals because street lights
are shrouded.
He suggested the group ask the
District Government to follow the
example Of Cleveland which
boosted the power of it's street
lighting by installing special
ref1ectors. Mr.. Lucas said Cleve-
land reported q substantial drop
in certain types Of crime after
the new lighting went into use.
George H. Pennell, jr., executive
vice president Of the District Soci-
ETY. for Crippled Children, showed
a film on the society's work.
William j. Oates, president, con-
Quoted the meeting in the Bell
Vocational School, Hiatt place and
Lamont street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
AUCTION SALES

HoDEn' wo a4Sa " 4 81 E Evsi;, N g.
NE: Mr.. 9. jackson. 1909 18th
n g.. Sc; Mrs. <. 3; jenkins, "a
G " 81; Nv W. Ms Ms: B; siseG; , Kn9ts
Harvard ST. croo i 200 K. 1. Ave. Ave"
NE; Mr.. Bilyour, 1925 7th st..
NE; Jessie T. Bigley, 1920 Clydes-
dale Pl.; Mrs. Burton, 1918 Ga,
Ave; Mrs. Stella McCombs, 4212
kennedy 81: Hyattsville. Md: Mrs.
Sturgill. 1899 7 St.. NE; W; B.
Cheer. 1st f.. s' 421 III Iith st. saW I'VE:
Mr.. BIRMINGHAM. 25I7 K st.; II. w.
Hurt, 1905 Kansas Ave-; Mrs. Rubin,
2141 Eye St.: MIS-. Anderson. $50
trying ST J. Lawn, 4202, 3Oth St.,
NJ. Eatnier: Nd; Aberill, 633 Z
So; Barton . ST. ATlinston: Va: z; 2:
v. N Averiii. Sss K g.. Me- MI Mrs.
II. Jackson, Basement, 1914 Conn.
Ave; Mrs. Rice, 6212-61 Place,
Riverdale, Md ); n. Black. SOLE Lake.
land Rd:. Lakeland, Md: Mr.. Z. G..
H sso1s YSiS Ssrd s. s H., n essi
B. sm M; 1925 TrinidsS Ave- w.. NE; ;
Luck, 1857 3rd st.: NJ. onley. End
FL, sol M St.; T. c: Hammett, 1927
No: Calvert st.. Arlington. Va. also
1915 Conn. Ave; Mrs. Blackburn.
1 12Ss gelatin aah IL ST. HE Rev !. Smith Smith
horne. 1885 Vermont Ave: Mrs.
W. y: Forsythe, Sterling, Va: Mrs.
Gooding, 845 Crittenden St, NE:
Mrs. Brooks, S29 Quincy St., also
2203 LIST st., NV: Mr.; VIM. Crises,
200 r. /, Ave-. NE, also 1905 Page
Avs 5sthss sss hd ssldna F. Cot Cot
1910 Newton ST.. Brentwood, Md;
st.; ?. N. Eanett, 1s45 Illinois Ave:
Newshaw. 1905 18th St.. Sc; W. B.
Mehlsr' cn s5is ~. FidseTood NJ avg
h h SIS sot ~ ST. s''' Me- I, Mason,
2sth St.: Mr.. Harvey. II seatonl
Pl:, New Address GO Mrs. 2. C.
Thurman. .343-1744 p st. N.W.;I
Mrs: qinsberg. 1915 Chapin ST..
NV N,S " John GHWEr 1ssst 19 9os "a =
s Ave N.Y. ET W. :. schmidt Mt,s sSoe %ells
PARKWAY. Riyerdale. Nd; Georgia
dress, l749 Kilbourne Pl.; Richards.
8 Rudder Green, S.W., New Address,
1400 NJ St., NV B. L. Russell:
1903 giltmore St.: Rsdman, 314 WI
NV: N. Budke, Poll 18th ST.,
NV; Mrs. B. Rolston, 1858 East
Dewey. $500 Mass. Ave, also Army
Navy Club, nth and Eye Sts.; Mrs.
Mary z. Hague, sos s. c. Ave-, Sc
= NJ Lapgsn, 4ioa MINI " Ave: Ne w.;
Mason Liddell, 5021 Fitch Pl., Ne;
II. Goldberg, 1O3 Kennedy st.. NV;
r. M. Turner. 1926 Otis St.. Me-
J. L. Riley, 1851 seth St., N.W-
'erms: Cash. Parties in interest
please take notice. e. F.. HINKEL
b CO.. INC, 900 Rhode Island Ave-,
NE. fel6,23,mal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
|WB 0kaysPa Boost
For 100000 al &c;
Price Index Is Down
BY The Assoeiossd Pres.

Wages. prices and profits showed
10 mixture Of ups and downs In
Government announcements yes.
lterday.
The Wage Sterilization Board
approved a retroactive l.08 per
cent living cost pay increase for
100000 General Electric Co.
workers. The approximately two
cents an hour increase is effective
September Is, 1851, for workers
in about so different labor unions.
The Bureau Of Labor Statistics
reported drop of three tenths of
one per cent in wholesale prices
during the week ended February
IL because Of lower farm prices
and lesser declines in foods, tex.
tiles and building materials.
The price index stood at 1852
per cent Of the 1925 average-4.7
per cent below a year ago.
The Commerce Department re-
ported record outpouring by COR
porationS Of 1851 cash dividends
amounting to $8.053. 100000. This
was 2 per cent above 1850, the
previous high.
But the department said divi.
dend payments during December.
1851 ,805, 000. 000-were Is per
cent under dividends for Decern.
Der, 1850. They still provided the
second heaviest dividend month
on record. The decline under De.
cember, 1850, was attributed to
lower year-end dividends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
|Bride-EIect
ToBe Feted

Col. and Mrs. James Evans
Mangum win be the hosts at 9
cocktail party February 20 at thu
Army and Navy Town Club ir
honor Of Miss Sarah Grace Robin.
son and her fiance. Midshipmar
William Terrell.
Miss Robinson is the daughter
of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Clinton F
Robinson and made her debut
% year ago at the Debutante Co
tillion in New York and at q tes
dance in Washington. Her en-
gagement to Midshipman Terrell
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A
Terrell Of Washington and Pitts
burgh, was announced at Chris
tmas and the marriage will take
place in June following his gradu-
alton from the Naval Academy.
Gen. and Mrs. Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell will assist
Col. and Mrs. Mangum in receiv-
ing the guests.
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GUY n. MEADOWS, Attorney,
1919 Vermont Ave. NV,
Waahington. ID. G.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
Ing Z Probate Court.-Estate OF
500 WAH KIT. also known as 500
WAL WAH 500, and WAH KIT
500, Deceased.-No. 704l6, Ad.
ministration Docket 166.-Applica-
tion having been made herein for
probate Of the last viii and Tesla.
ment OF said deceased. and for let
tiers testamentary, on said estate.
by All WONG, It Is ordered this
9th. day Of February. AID. 1852,
that the unknown widow, II any;
the unknown heirs at law and next
Of kin; Of deceased, and all others
concerned. appear in said Court on
Monday. the 18th day Of March,
AID. 1852, at 1000 o'clock AM,
TO show cause why such applica-
ton should not be granted. Let
notice hereof be published in the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter and
1.-THE Evening Star" once in each
Of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the
first publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day
Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA J.
!; LAWS. Chief Judge Of said Court,
this 9Th day Of February, AID.
1852. lSeal.) Attest. MKLVIN ).
MARcUEs. Deputy REGISTER 81 WINS
for the District Of Columbia, CLERK
Of the Probate Court. fe0.l6,23.
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AUCTION SALES
THOS.. J. OWEN q SON, Auctaoners,
436 Southern Ruildine.

T gYosE k se1s S Fl yMaIui51s 1TYo
400 INDEPENDENCE AVENU Z,
SOUTHEAST.
recorded. in Liber No. $3.50. Folio
575 ct seq, Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. and at
w 1afre ssy ne n SSnde.sisned trustee;
" p ss Dueo i MoNpA9 Y i TaE
AID. 1851. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following-described land
and premises, situate in the. District
81 Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being Part Of original lot numbered
Eight, Hundred Eighteen -(8lS) des-
cribed as follows: beginning for the
same 2 feet 5h inches East from
the southwest corner Of said lot
thence South 100 feet 4 inches to
s the Defst aI said property nov
Hundred SIX (s06) in Square mum.
bered Eight Hundred Eighteen (S1S).
T 81 u.s.. s , subject 70 2 prior DECD
further particulars Of which will be
9nnOuuceo ~ time OF sale; the
Sc paid in cash. A deposit q q
$4,000 REQUIRED. Conveyancins.
recording. etc, at purchasers. cost.
Adjustments made as Of date 81
sale. Terms 70 be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion Of the trustees.
IRWIN G. BRENEMAN
A. SLATER CLARKE
fe7,9.12.14.16 Trustees,
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BE WISE!

and toke advantage OF
the opportunities ovoil-
able to you through The
Stor classified section.
Consult it for bargains.
advertise in it for pros
poets. This section is of
benefit to both groups,
so be wise and use it.
To place an advertise
ment in The Stor-
Woshineton's No. I
classified medium-iust
call Sterling 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
Mrs. Truman Presented
With BeIuted Valentine

con was a mixup in the seating
arrangements. AS in years past
plans were made for each CUES,
to select a flower corsage at thu
door and ind her place by locat.
ing the table with a MATCHING
Icenterpiece. The flowers didn't
Iarriye until the luncheon was wei
underway, however. SO there wa.
an unanticipated scramble fol
seats.
In the temporary absence o.
floral decorations. guests admired
the ornamental shells which
lgraced the head table. The place
cards at this table were made BY
Mrs. Margaret Hart Candy, q CO.
founder Of the club, from shell!
she had collected on the Gulf OIL
Mexico. The centerpiece-a large
conch shell filled with flowers
was later sent to Mrs. Truman.
mother, Mrs. David Wallace, al
4SA0A 44OAoCs ~.
Further carrying out the theme
each associate member was pre-.
sented with q shell doll aftel
hearing her fortune.
Music for the luncheon was pro.
vided by the Marine Band Or
chestra and entertainment in
cluded q brief fashion show. Miss
Mary Pauline Perry was program
chairman and general arrange
ments were directed by Mrs. Can
by and Miss Katharine M. Brooks,
also a founder Of the club.
Three cabinet hostesses, Mrs
Oscar l.. Chapman, Mrs. Jesse M
Donaldson and Mrs. Charles F.
Brannan. were among the guests
attending the luncheon.
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Fund Drive Pushed

Members Of the Cured Cancer
Club will make plans for the
clubs participation in the annual
cancer fund drive at a meeting
lat 8 pm. Tuesday in the new Of
fees of the American Cancer So
ciety, 1415 street NV.
The club also plans to attend
the open house and board of
trustees meeting on February %
in the Warwick Clinic. 1899 II
street NV,