davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1952-05-26

SWISS INCOME HITS RECORD
 BERN, Switzerland, (P)-Switz- erland's national income in 1851 was the highest on record and reached nearly $1,000 per person. The total national income rose to ,5OO,OOO, ,OOO in 1851. .
The Nome nugget., 1952-05-26

In ancient Rome, silk was said to be worth its weight in gold.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02
- 81. s., q. 5. -

SSbre Sroge: v@arim fiel Wartin
2utber bonn @lauben, bon Der ein5ig
uobren, bon Gbriitus geltifteten Sir
DIE, Ser fatboliiden Stride ab?" lit
cine 6rase, Die iid nidt in elm paar
8orten >noIlitanoig uno ausfiibrliA
beantporten ldBt. 8ir iuben Sbnen
Die 8riinbe 10 fur5 uno perItanoli6
als moslid gu erfldren: Ser fatbo-
lii6e Brieiter uno auguItinerm0nh
Wartin 2utber fiel bonn fatboliihen
@lauben ab, 1pie 10 oiele, tueil er feline
2eibenidaften nid)t be5dbmen uno iid
einen @lauben ilnb cine Woral sil,
rebtlegen tpollte, nod tuelber ct leih-
ter au leben boffte. 2ros Der aabl.
reihen uno manherorts ihreien6en
WiBbr6ude. tros bes BerfaIles Ser
Dii5ipIin in manben &loitern BE.
tpegte ii9 nod oen neueren Spe.
sialitubien Der bamaligen Seit - oas
fatboliIhe airhenleben in geutid.
lamb. namentli9 aud in ben al6ftern,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02
syraa s.. a., 8is. =

Sbrem 8uni9e entipre6eno geben
mir ssbnen nabltebenb Die @eooing
Mnniperiaries in englii6er SpraAe:
6irIt, Cotton; Secono, Baper; Ebiro,
2eatber; 5ourtb, Jruit lno 5lomers
5iitb, 8oooen; Sirtb, Sugar,
Sepentb, 8oollen; @iebtb, Snbia
gfubber; Nintb, @illou; Sentb, Sin;
glepentb, Steel; Slpelftb, Silf ano
Sine 2inen; Gbirteentb, 2ace; Sour
teentb, Sporp; efficiently, Gbrpital
5pentietb, China; Snentpfiftb, Gil
Der; Sbirtietb, Gearl; Sortpietb,
8ubp; Siftietb, @oloen; Sepentp'
fifth, 0iamono. - Der 9tame 8is>
conIin lit inbianiIden llriprungs uno
beoeutet: 3uiammenflub Der @etpai-
ler (8atbering Of tbe 8aters). - Die
fir1li6en gauItile, belonoers i'm
6riltliben Mittelalter, tparen gotildb,
romaniid uno semii6t, aber ME 10
beioniib pie in unierem mooernen
3eitalter, beionoers na6 bem eriten
,no 5lpeiten 8eltfriege, ni6t MIR in
0e,lti6lan0, ionoern audi in unlerem
2anbe. Sier in Ohio tuuroen fatbo-
lij6e Rir6en erbaut, Die eber einenl
Country Store dbnIi@ ieben ODER
einem Sot Souie als elmer fatbo-
liiben Stride. Gin tpabrer "8elen-
IT'LL!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02
- g. H., Galif. =

9as Sierrei6 mie iiberbaupt oie
gan5e pernunftloie S6opfl,ng bat oen
ooppelten 3tped @ottes, bes Sdop-
fers Inmadt uno @iite 5u pertiinoen
uno Dem MenIden niitlid gu iein.
Sbr &orperbau, ibre Sriebe, ibre
gigenifaften, ibre @eItalt uno Sorbe
= pie punoerbar peri6ieoen, eigen-
tiimlt6 -, ieoes einem beitimmten
3ped, ale 5uiammen bem einen gro.
Ben semeiniamen 3iele bienenb, oaB
lie mitbelfen, sic grbe su einem
@obnplas fir BEN Menl1en sll
MAIDEN, inbem ie ieinem forperli6en
2eben in Ser mannigfa6Iten @eiie
oienen, leinen @eilt auf SOS peri9ie.
oenartiglte anregen unO beI6aftigen
uno namentlid, ie in ibrer @eiie,
ibm NIT tauieno uno WiQionen Stims
men Die 8roBe, ben Geibtum, Die
@eisbeit uno 2iebe uno alle 8olIfom-
menbeiten ieines uno ibres Shopfers
perfiinoen. Sn gang eigener ber5-
erfreuenoer @eiie fiir Sen WenI9en
tun bies bie Singpogel nit ibrem
liebliden @elang, aber nibt minber
aud Die anoeren ourd ibren 8au,
ibre 2ebenspeile, ibre belonberen
GoIlfommenbeiten; ialblt Die iturn-
men 8etpobner Der 5luten tperoen 10
5u bereoten 3eugen ser @robe uno
@iite bes S6opfers. - gs gibt
iiber 10000 peribieOene Gogelarten;
Die sSnleftenarten ibast man aui
100000, bie Der &dfer allein aui
$4,000 srten. l1eber 1000 slrten
bon 5iiden lino uns befannt, @eid.
tiere iiber 10000 4rten, baau Die
Sdlangen, Sdilofroten, &rebie, Sta=
6elbauter, Weerneiieln Strabltiere,
5oraminiferen uno &orallen, in SUN,
oerten uno Sauienoen @iirmer, BolDs
pen, Yolptbalanien ober bon anoeren
arten. Selblt Die uns iiberfliilitg ooer
gar unangenebm norfommenoen Siere
bobe1 ibren 3tped, inoem lie anoere1
Eieren 5ur Nabrung bienen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02
. M. o., ..

Sic baben un5tpeiielbait bas @e-
beimnis oes ipeibli6en 8ubifopfes
erraten. Oie Mooe5aren, bic reid
meroen tpoaen iino Dor allem ge=
tpanote @el6dftslpefulanten, uno bel
ibren 8erehnungen arf oie Oumm=
belt Der Weniben perre6nen lie li6
ME. Sic fallen alle uno INNER barauf
binein. @as ibon biele 8erniinftige
unb Genfenbe porausgeieben, lit Die
Mooe Ser peibliben Saarperminbe=
rung nur gu oem 31ped eingefiibrt
1porben, bamit Die Saar5opffabrifan,
ten iiber fur5 ober lang iid nit Wil=
Iionen auf einmal berei6ern. 0as
Organ Der fran50iiiden Saarfiinitler,
elmer Der Sblauen, Elm raiinitler bon
4amm unb S6ere", bat oas offene
8ebeimnis geliiftet. gr belbtpert iid)
nGn1lih iiber Die &ollegen, Die li6
einem Gerbano nibt ansel4loilen
baben, Der in garis gegriinoet ipor-
ben lit uno ser oas 3iel bat, ser
Mobe Ser 8ubenf0pfe alleripeiteite
gerbreituns gu ii6ern; oenn - 10
iagt er iebr i6on - ~nur Damn, penn
Die Saare aller idonen Srauen iett
llnter unierer S6ere fallen, Oiirfen
mir fir oas nadite Sabr cine Sod
jaiion in fali6en 3opfen eruarten"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02
Samilien-@ plfspplitif

go lit uns 6ie ueItbiItorii6e Muf.
gabe geItent, europa bon Der Bolts
fraft Der itarf 81 erbalten gegen oas
Seranoransen Der oitli9en MiIlio.
nenmaiien, obne gegenieitigen Ser
nidtungsfampf. Die es1tpierigfeit
liegt nur barin, baB 6ie NoIfer in
ibrer gigenidaft als @enerationspo-
ten5 5u tpenig ban6lunesfdbig lino.
Sic berm0gen @eidi9te au MAIDEN
nnr als Obieft in Ser &an6 zines
Diftutors, ooer aber, Bel elmer getpii.
len 9ulturbobe, 6urh seiammeIte gu.
iammenfaiiung un6 gmporfiibrung
Der @enerationsfraft in elmer bemnB.
ten S a m Iien.B oIfspoIitif.
Damit berliert Der Staot feline ange.
maBte Selbitberrlihfeit. gs bIeibt
ibm feline Mutorit6t mn6 Ma4tbefua.
nis. aber lie 1T binseorSnet nnf sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02
MuAknnH
Son grpf. s. W. 0nebres'
3eSaftenr bes ,8aiienfrenaS,
43 South Obip Apeune,
Golnmbms, Cbis
= 3. g., Ore.

1as 8ort rSoianna" (aus Dem
grie6ii6en 8ort ~Soianna" Dem
bebrdilden uSoldi" - Sa, retteD III
ein 9iuf nit bem oas ilraelitilbe
golf oen Seilano BEL Seinen ginaus
in sseruIolem, flint Sage Dor Seinem
2eioen besriibte, anibeineno aus Dem
8ers 25 oes beionoers am 2aubbiit-
tenfeIt sebeteten Bialm III; oaber
ser iiebente Gag oieles 5eltes. Gro
Bes Soianna, Soibanna 9fabba &C.
nannt. Seit alter 3eit miro es in Der
beiligen Meiie na6 bem Sanftus ge'
betet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02

i'm angemeitten aiif Den bon ben I'm.
nanoelbaren hriItlihen @rnnoI1sen
erleuhteten Hfaben Der 8oraeit. Ser
iunse @ittenberger Hrofeiior It'd
idon friibaeitig an eroBem Sohmut.
gr iudte iib einaureben, bob er ge.
redt iei uno oas @eles aus ieinen
natiirliden &r6ften erfiillen Tonne.
Qlio feblte ibm Die Denut nno 6ns
@ebet. Die Solse par, oaB er, anItati
nit @ottes @naoe uno !SiIfe oie 8e-
gierli6feit au iibertpinben, oerieIben
unterlag lno er bas traurige @e-
ltdnonis ablegte: rGie gesierlidfeit
lit bouig uniiberpinolih." Dieier fol-
genldnere Sat, oen 2utber aus
leiner eigenen lelbItperibuloeten gr=
fabrung geponnen bate, ,purbe fir
i'm Der Musgangspunft leiner iibri-
gen Srrlebren. 0enn nm ienes Sases
nillen bat 2utber Nangenommen, man
Tonne bie @ebote 8ottes ribt erfiil-
len, man miiiie oie @ablfreibeit leug-
men, man miiiie auf Die eieene Wit-
pirfllng per5ibten, Ser @laube ge-
niige, obne Die 8erfe. go eribeint als
0tittelpunft Ser Sbeologie 2utbers
lein ielbltberi ibuloeter trauriser inne=
ret 3ultano. slls l1riaben ooer trei-
benoe 5aftoren oes inneren gru6es
NIT Der Stride eibt ber gelebrte Seiuit
8rilar folgenoe an: 1. Die pielen
Gerluhuneen, unter oenen Ser il,nge
Wann lit. 9. @etpiiie bebenfli6e
Gbarafterleiten oesielbe,L beionoers
@eiitesitol5 uno Sinnlidfeit als Mn=
5eifen oes 8eltsetltes. 8. Die Ser.
btnoung 2utbers nit oen Sltnebuma-
niiten. Der Streit NIT Sesel, Der in-
folge bon 2utbers MblaBtbeien 1917
besann, bot nur ben GuBeren InlaB
5u einem aampf, in bem 2utber au-
mablid INNER unperbiillter Dor Ser
groBen 8elt nit ben umItiir5enoen
tbeolo9il6en Soeen berportrat, oie
langit IN ieinem Snnern iib befeitigt
batten. GaB 2utber in Ser oantoligen
3eit einen 10 groBen anbans finben
fonnte, benefit MIR, baB es, beIonoers
unter ben Hei9en unb Hegierenoen,
iebr piele CAB, Die beniopenig tpie
Sutber lire 8egieroen uno 2eiben=
lbaften be5abmen fonnten uno oess
balb maiienbaft 81 Der rlei6teren"
2ebre Sutbers iibergingen. @enn
bert5utaee elm 2utber eritGnbe, tpiiroe
er einen nod groBeren anbang fin-
oen oenn es gibt leioer gu piele fatbos
hide GbriIten, 1pel6en Die fatboIii6e
Sebre nno Moral 5ll bart borfommen
uno Elm lei6teres lnb bequemeres
Seben obne oieielben 81, fiibren se-
oenfen. @s tpare inoes Iebr beiliam
fir lie, gu beoenfen, mas berlelbe
Weartin 2utber an leine iterbenbe
0futter icbrieb: rBroteltantilh lit gut
leben, aber fatboliih lit gut Iterben!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02
. 6. g., Ga. -

Ser ioeenannte &ubismus, angeb.
li6 elm uebergang our gnttpidlung
zines neuen &unltitils, lit, lpie er iest
oorliest, cine gntartuns, cine Ser
irruns. cine Serabniiroigung aller
aunit. gs mag iid nit Der Belt cine
neue, miiroigere &llnitridtung ber-
ausbilben. Ser aubismus min bic
Natur, unb Dor anem Die meni9li1e
@eItalt, in @iirfel, Guaorate un6
Dreiede aerlegen. Mls grfinber bes
Rubismus gilt Der ionIt reihbegabte
ipaniide Weiiter Bablo Bicaiio. Die.
len 2iinitler ioIlen i'm Sabre 1905
etlihe Neaerplaitifen bon Ie6ie!ih
etbnograpbiiher Webertung ai,f oen
@eoanten sebrabt baben. ieine Bil.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02
-. 81. a., Sa. -

Ger S6uspatron Der &rebsfranter
lit Der III. 8eregrinus, Ser (126O BIZ
1345) Elm italieniide Singing mar
ser infolge inItanoigen 8ebetes Dor
&rebs furiert tuurOe. gr ion alts
9anfbarfeit gegen @ott lid rie
nieoergelest baben. gr 1pllroe i'm
Sabre 1926 beiligselproden. Seit1
SSeIt lit am i. Mai. - Iebnli6 find
sic Stpliten ooer SaulenIteber, Die
aus guBe iabrelang auf elmer Sdule
itanber, tpie 3. 9. elm I'll. SDmeon unn
elm Diafon @ulflatcus $500, Der in
oen Mroennen ipobnte uno nllr aui
biibofliben 8efebl feline Sebenspeile
ti116erte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02
oH1O-wAIsENFREUND

Der aus geonetriiben Glemerten ouf.
E3ubanen. Cine Sonoerrihtitng bes
&ubismus niinmt Der Barrier &ons
aeptionalismus elm. Cine llnterabtei.
lung bilbet oer Srpbismus, Der iiber.
balpt nibts Birflihes, @eiebenes
ober 8eltebenbes, ionbern ,lur Yban-
taitiides, 8iaarres unb unberit6nb.
lides bartlett. Cine brittle Rlafie bes
&ubismus lit Der SnItinftibis1nus,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02

tpelher niht in auben, ionbern in
8pIin6ern malt. Dieier refine 4ubis.
mus lit bon europdiiden MaIern uno
Riinitlern ldngft, nie ct es berbieitte.
in Die biftpriidbe Hunipelfanlrner ee.
ruorfen iporben. Sour Die iogenonnter,
5uturiiten, Die fein beittmmt bor-
ibipebenoes Ebemn baben, perin5ie-
rem nod INNER uniere 8iloergalerien
nit ibren Rledlereien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02
BaH BamtliPnunlk ala grtfal.
trnne Kraft
(ShIuR)

\~Sy~~p/
j Bir miiilen 6as groBe l1m6enfen
| lernen: Wirtlfaft, Hei1tum, Ma1t,
Holitif, Staat iinb nibt 5elbitamef,
! ionoern nur Mittel, INN bic griItena
oes Tolfes 5u ii6ern uno al erleih-
tern.
| Cine Mbnllng bon Der 8ebeutling
Der Samilie als Srasfraft bes golfes
lit ltns nod Dem 5lpeiten @eltfrieg
aufgegansen, aIs in ber bebingnngs-
loien &apitulation ale beborbli6en
Srganilationen neriagten. Die aus
Der goafuierung uno bonn Militdr
5nriiditromenoen Weni1en fanoen,
e6enio tpie Die Slii6tlinge, in ser ge-
genieitigen Silfe oer Samilien ibren
erlten &iidbalt.
Mber no miro Die 6amilie ibrer
8eoeutung entiprebenb geipiiroiet2 2
S6on ieit bem 8eginn Der ssnbuitria-
Iliiierung tpirft Die @irti9aft 10 fanli-
lien5erlesenb i,nb familienfreiieno,
oaB lelbit Elm WtilitdrItaat tpie Hreu-
Benz n-Deutidlano iid ge5tpungen iab,
ipenigltens elementare SbusmaBnab-
men 5u ergreifen, Inn Dem ihtpinoen-
ben Nabpubs an Solbaten entge-
lgensutreten.
9ariiber binaus ober bat aub Ser
iogenannte 8olfsitaat ipenig Snter-
eiie fir bie Samilie, Die bod in @irf-
libfeit iein eigentlibes 2ebensele-
ment BARTLETT. Die 9emofratie fennt
MIR BEN ililierten nntertan ODER Biir-
ger, Der bel Der 8abl feline Stimme
| fiir cine Bartei abeibt.
| Erob &inoer5ulaeen uno anberer
8ergiinitigungen lit ibm cine Bolts
politif gu e9tem S1us Ser Jamilie
! |fremb. Ser &itler-Staat iab geraoean
cine @ufgabe barin, Die Maiien auf
Die StraBe nnb in familienfren1oe
Srganiiationen su fiihren, oie SAINT.
lienmitglieoer poreinan6er unb bon
i6rem Selm au trennen Inn ite 10
san5 in feline @emalt au befommen.
Iber aub beute nod maBt fib Der
Staat 9fe6te iiber bie Samilie an, bic
ibm nidt 5ulteben. Die bonn 8unbes-
Suiti5miniiterium borgeleste Denf-
ihrift our 5amilienreform benefit Die
in maBgeben6en politii9en &reiIen
berri6enoe geritanbnisloiigfeit ge.
geniiber Ser ieinsmGBigen Sronung
bon gbe uno 5amilie. au9 oie inoi.
reften Steuern, oie nit ser @inoer-
5abl tpabien, beoeltten cine familien.
feinblid)e 8elaltung.
Nir iinb als 8olf 6ie Sflapen nn-
lerer eigenen S6opfungen, borab 6es
Wtahtltaates getporben. Die Diener
baben iid 5u Serren aufgetporfen,
neil mir ibnen insgebeim unIere
Seele berfauft baben.
Ser Staat aber tpiirbe 6urb cine
ehte 8olfsfamilienpoIitif neue Sc.
bensfraft getpinnen, ba Die Samilien
cine biel breitere gemeiniame 8aiis
baben als oie Barteien. Simmer tpie-
Der ergaben 3. g. @iaensduBerungen
our S6ulfrage cine peit gr0Bere
ginbeitlidfeit, als nad ben Yarteiens
grnppierungen oes 8eairfs an5uneb-
men mar.
gln6 Die ipelttpeiten Yrobleme Mir
oen our6 eine i,1teniibere @ertung
Der Samilien als 9rGger ser BoIfs-
fraft eine gufloderung erfabren. Bei
aller @egnerldaft segen ben fami.
lienfeinolihen Bollbetpismus bliebe
unier @epiiien tpaber fir oie gote
Der anoeren 8olfer uno Ser einaeInen
Notleioenoen, bon 6enen ieber Ser
Sobn elmer Mutter lit.
syamilien-@olfspplitif
Evening star., 1952-05-21
single barbecue TOOLS

Steak broiler for steaks, hamburgs hot dogs --2OO
Red hot roaster holds frankurters or toast --125
Hamburgrill seals in juices when grling -------15O
Extension fork with adjustable length --------75c
Barbecue fork, leather thong -----------------
Evening star., 1952-05-21
barbecue COOKING SETS

UdIDCCUG OOOhING OEIS
l. Grill set includes fork homburq and rooster deo OK
gift to anyone who uses outdoor grill y
z set includes turner fork spoon Stoin 40
less steel with long wooden hondles. y
j. Stainless steel with long. wooden hondes Includes -
turner tok, spoon, broler. hombureI and rooster 9o
The chef set. -
Evening star., 1952-05-21
minute chef"
movable grill
40

A moderately priced grill that
can be slowed in the cor, legs
fold. Cooks at two speeds be-
couse of two heights.
Evening star., 1952-05-21
grill, sauce pot
and work board
24S

Movable grill with adjustable
spit, covered sauce pot and work
board for cutting breed or fixing
meat. EosiIy moved.
Evening star., 1952-05-21
mobile grill
adjustable spit
los

EosiIy folds into on eosily-corried
picnic item. Can be moved about.
Spit over grill adjusts to three
heights.
Evening star., 1952-05-21

2. Little Brown jug insuIoted beverage jug has
white porcelain enamel interior and free -fIowino
foucet for easy seine Use it for hot or cold bev-
eroees Easy to clean, oeid resisting, impevious to
all liquids lightweight insulated, adjustable stopper
Gallon eopoeity
Evening star., 1952-05-21
basket grill for
use over fire
2 IS ., 3!9s

Bosket grill holds enough meat
for a small group, available in
Two sizes. Use it at your outdoor
fireplace.
Evening star., 1952-05-21

g. Fodaway table of heavy gauge aluminium REIN
forced with Steel Ideal for picnes office - O.
comp. Folds to fit in q When open measures II
30"x72". Scots 8 comfortably
Evening star., 1952-05-21

l. Woven picnic basket with lid and easy carrying
handles is fitted with spoons, forks and pIos
tic cups and divided plastic pIotes Big enough
to hold everything you need for oood-szed picnic
Evening star., 1952-05-03
By Bill Fuchs

"I don't worry a Bit" Wally
Campbell was saying. Wally looked
up to watch the crowd-6.545 paid
pack its way into the stands at
Lanham Speedway last night.
They came to see the opening Of
the stock car racing season at
Lanham. most Of them hoping for
spills and crackupS.
Campbell, an old favorite at
Lanhan, was wondering what car
he would drive. He demolished
his No. at the Langhorne (Pa.)
Speedway last year. He had just
gotten out of the car when it went
up in flames, a factor that put
Wally in the news reels.
Just two weeks ago, Wally
smashed up another car, his No
40, at Norfolk.
IT broke my left front wheel,
he recalled, but went 13 laps or
three wheels. Then the othel
front wheel gave in. My ribs still
are pretty sore. think I'll have
them checked. Might have some
cracked"
In five years of stock car racing
the 23-year-old New Jerseyitt
Evening star., 1952-05-03
Voting Query
Contest Held
BY G. O. P.

Contest fever Is high among
many Republican women of this
area, who are vying to see who
can be among the first 100 "to
know all the answers" about the
mechanics of voting.
Reason for the sudden squirt of
activity is a comprehensive queS-
Itionnaire sent out this week by the
League of Republican Women of
the District.
The first 100 women answering
81 questions correctly, will receive
a beautiful, gold. jeweled elephant
lapel pin. The league points out,
however, that though the pins are
worth working for, the real object
of the contest is to see that every
league member knows all there is
to know about voting.
The list of questions, vary from
the first one regarding eligibility
for voting, to No. 26 which asks
how many States have absentee
voting.
The contest rules point out that
all missionaries, to qualify for
Judging, must be returned to the
league Office at 208 First street
Sc. Consequently, there. has been
a rush to the leagues door in the
last few days. Some answers have
come by messenger. some by
chauffeur and others by personal
delivery. The first answer received
came from Mrs. Carl D. McMan-
amy, by special delivery.
All entries will be corrected by
Miss Dorothy Jennings-Smith. the
leagues parliamentarian. Those
declared eligible prior to the
league meeting on Monday, will
receive their pin awards at the
meeting, to be held at II am. in
the Mayf1ower Hotel.
| The QUESTIONABLE is really COM
prehensive. A few poSerS go like
this: I'm what precinct do you
live? When and where is your
precinct meeting being held? Who
is the Republican State Chairman?
When and where is he elected?
When does the National Republi-
can convention meet this year?
How many votes must a candidate
receive to be nominated? Are dele
oates instructed as tn voters
choice of presidential candidate?'
! Lest the weary falter under this
demand of voting knowledge, the
league asks the last question with
tongue in cheek: do you know
that if you learn the answers te
these questions. you will rank a;
Ia political genius among YOU
friends and neighbors?"
Evening star., 1952-05-03
Hebrew Group
To Install

Installation Of new officers will
|highlight the annual meeting OF
the Sisterhood of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation to be held
at 1880 pm. Monday in the vestry
of the Washington Hebrew Con-
Igregation.
Following the installation, q
musical program will be presented
by Miss Saida Selby, concert
pianist.
Mrs. Jesse j. Goodman. cur
rently recording secretary of Dis
trict 8. National Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods. will be in
stalled as president of the group.
Next Saturday the Sisterhood
will observe Mothers Day with
a special Sabbath service for
mothers and daughters. beginning
at 1890 am. The annual Sister,
hood mother-daughter luncheon
will follow at 1890 pm. at the
Woodmont Country Club.
Mrs. Leroy RoSenthal of 1920
Huntington street NV, is reser-
vation chairman for the luncheon.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
Visitor Feted
At Luncheon,
Reception

The first entertaining for the
visiting President of Nicaragua,
Gen. A. Somoza, was the luncheon
given yesterday by President Tru-
man in the State dining room of
the White House.
Brandywine roses, lavender
stock, white snapdragons and
Baker fern formed the centerpieoe
on the table.
Others at the luncheon were
Vice President Barkley, Nicaragu-
an Ambassador Guillermo Sevilla-
Sacasa, Chief Justice Fred Vinson,
Secretary of State Dean Acheson.
Secretary of Defense Robert Low
Iett, Senator Tom Connally and
Senator Alexander Wiley.
Also there were Representative
Charles Eaton, Representative
James P. Richards, Assistant Sec
Iretary of State George Miller,
United States Ambassador to Mic
aragua Thomas E. Whelan, the
Presidents Military Aide, Maj.
Gen. Harry Vaughan, and the
Presidents physician, Maj. Gen.
Wallace H. Graham.
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
Mrs. Truman received Sonora de
Somoza and her daughter, Sonora
de Sevilla- -Sacasa. Later in the
day. 6 to 8 to be exact, the visitors
from the Central American country
were honor guests at a reception
given by Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Miller in the Carl
ton room of the Carlton Hotel.
Among the 800 guests invited
were representatives from the
Diplomatic Corps, the o. A. S.,
the Senate and the House of Rep
resentatives, the Monetary Fund,
the International Bank. Army
Navy. Air Force and officials of
other Government agencies. OF
course other State Department
officers we're included. particular
ly those having to do with Mica
raguan affairs.
Gen. Somoza and his wife will
be in the Capital until Wednes-
day, when they will leave for
Boston, where the President will
enter the Leahy Clinic for a phys
Iical checkup.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
Terps' P|ayoff Hopes
Blasted by West Va.

The University Of Maryland's
baseball team, last years North
Iern champion in the Southern
Conference, won't make it to the
Iplayoffs this time. The TerrapinS
saw their last hopes dimmed yes
iterday when they dropped SO
game to West Virginia at Nor
gantown.
1t left the Terrapins with a "a
record in the league, too far back
to work their way up to the first
or second place necessary to earn
| a trip to the championship tour
nament. Maryland and West Vir-
ginia are playing again today at
Morgantown.
It was Pitcher Don Morgan who
handed Maryland its first shutout
defeat Of the season with two
hitter yesterday. The Terrapins'
only hits were singles by Don Bar
anick in the second and Bernie
Faloney in the eighth.
| In another game involving a
Washington team, Catholic U. was
limited to three hits by Tom
Schmidt as it bowed to Loyola,
So, at Baltimore.
Games scheduled here today are
Pennsylvania at Georgetown, Vir-
ginia at George Washington and
North Carolina College at Howard.
American U is visiting Mount
st. Mary'S.
Evening star., 1952-05-03
Crashes Don't Worry Campbell,
Crack Auto Driver at Lonhom

figures he's been in about so mis-
haps, including "10 bad ones"
II had 56 stitches taken across
my face after a crackup at Day.
Itona Beach," he said. Last year
lin Pittsburgh they took q stitches
in my face and five in my arm.
"That was funny" he said. 81
came out Of the hospital on Mon
day and the following night
showed up in Morristown, N. J..
for the races there. got there
after the qualifying heats were
over and the man on the public
address had just told the GROVE
about my bad luck and why
couldn't be there. You know,
Qualified by winning the consola.
Ition and then went on to win the
feature"
| A handsome man. Campbell
doesn't show the effects of hi.
numerous crackups. Last night
driving Morris Goldberg's No. 88
he won the second semiflnal, bu
stalled out in the feature, which
was won by Lou johnson in {
close finish over frankie Schneider
i Johnny Meggers hit the fenc,
and turned over in the only spec.
J, ltacular mishap. but Meggers wa
'inot hurt.