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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17
HOMESTEAD, PA.
BRANCH Is

Our next reg. monthly meet
rig will be held Sunday afternoon
at ? p. m. February 10. 1852.
There still are some members
who have not paid their death
dues for our late departed sister
Rose Silvis Schneider who died
November l6. 1851. Please do so
in tie next meeting. You won't
be entitled to sick benefit unless
YOU are up to date on all your
dues.
Sara A. Orendi resigned as Rec.
Secretary and Helen Rohrman
was elected unanimously to take
her place. Emma Hinzel was
elected unanimously as Vice Pre-
sident. All officers were installed.
Ladies of Branch l6 are having
a card party on Sunday evening
at $50 p. m. February oath 1852
in the Saxon Club III East 9TH
Avenue. Homestead. Pa. Each
member is requested to bring a
prize. to the February 10th meet
ing. Let's have a big turnout for
this affair, and make it a huge
success.
Sarah A. Orendi.
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Der Meisterkaes
u. sein L;mburger

Menm1iuoen. -- sNntenliper Sd
ieoerlld) fiillt ben &irtsbdusiaal in
8ons bel Wtemnlinaen bis in ben
leetcn lsinfel; ollf Der breiten 9irfs
iroBe brouben purft ein 0lltes Gut
senb 9lutps, unb bic &eihe Der abs
aeitcllten MctorrGber miro imn,er
oid,ter. sln Den Siihen itebeu @rups
pen pnn Ncieeten MGnnern, fiihren
gciri,idt Die lanNcn, ihnlolen Sale
meiier, hetalten nit geilbtcn Ntns
aern bic ollsaelpifelten aaie. pril.
fen oen Sdnitt. bic Sohlna u1lo
Die 9ieiIe llno loilen fahmGnnilh
flcine Stiithen auf Der 2lnae sers
aehen. Sic aroBc allidbrlid,e Safe
Sd,ou DER cbenaliaen Stt)iiler Der
v9ebrunitoIt iiir sseihflicrei ,tnp
Sutterbereitlna" in Spps. bic ihrc
Sd)iller noh Der Meilterfaier=G =Griia
illna in anc Seile Seutidlanbs lnh
in ollc 9Gnber Der @elt entlallen
bat. lit I'M Ganae.
Sic MGnner in ibren lpciben Mats
tcln linn Grpertcn pon Nlli; Tie ii,o
ais 2cbrer iu Den slnitaltcn Des
Mil.blpirtirboitlirben Gercins, 1tellen
ais Yetriebslciter aroBer &alelpers
fe, oils MpltcreirGte unb ols ertals
reno MeiiterfGier ihren Munn. Die
374Eroben baben ebemaliae Shlller
Der Sebranitolt cinaeihift uno ltcls
len tic Der itrenaen aritif. 9ie ae'
iamte Otildlipirtid)aft ocs stuaau
bat lGnNlt erfannt, baR lie lid, Qe.
seniiber Der &onfurreni Der iibrisen
&dieNcbiete GeutihlaliDs llnter Den
henahborten Idnoern Guropos nur
hurh S,uolitGtslpare bcbalpten
fonn. 3luaniis 9Sertpllnfte fDnnen
bic 9imburNer llnO Gbamer. bic
BUTTER lno Otiiniterfiic. bic Co
membert unb Brie>8Gie. Die Stein.
builder llno &eislofer, Die Goma.
bur-, Shihts uno ;Siid,faie (nadl
9erpaiszNrt) errinaen. SINNER
lpicper areiien pcraleihenb Die 6Gn=
be Der 9Sriiier noti) ben Saiben unb
lperocn bic Ero6en slpiihen 3unae
lnb 8aumen serOrildt. Sic Silten
fiillen iid nit Gunf,ablen.
StblieBlih boben lid Die &riifer.
arllppen allf oie Gunftsablcn oeei.
lliat, bier uno bort lpuroe Der Sbcr=
priiier sll Slate aeioaen. uno iett
beainnt cine fleine Sd,ar beipnoers
eriahrencr Grperten alle iene aSrp.
ben, bic bic 6Dditsabl bon 20 Gunf=
ten crreilht baben, nohsufoiten. lpeil
man nidt nur bic Sieaerpreiic felt
ltellen mill, ionoern ieet bel ieber
2GIeart bic allerbeite 9eiitllna er.
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Won 7r. Ctto 2ens
Staatsiefretir I'M Yuuoesfanjleramt

~lul1SttllClAL tut SAuoS~au'0A>'u
Vonn. - 9tcd, Dor einein ssabr
bine Die Griessf,lrdt niht nlr iibcr
9eutihlano, ionoern iiber aanj Gus
ropa, ia iiber ser gan5en @elt. Sic
mar in Ser 8unoesrepublif beion.
oerS l1bnanb, neil mir tur6ten, oab
mir i'm grnitiaa oen erlten StoB
uom Often aus5ubalten aebabt bat.
ten uno neil mir nid,t muBten,
oh unier Stbifial bon Sen eroBen
aaiierten MGbten Bate auiaebalten
werben founen. So, mir nubten nift
einmal, no Die 9erteioigunsslinien
licaen ioutpn.
IS mGre leibtieriig ,uenn mir
nid)t perfcnnen lpcllteu. SAP Sic gro.
be Irobuns 0ss SItens iortbeitebt.
N1hreno oher banals OeutlGlano
i'm aalfiil ser 8eitnGdte cine I'M.
befonute, eine irogluiiroise GrGBc
mar, oiirien mir es als bns cutihei.
benoe Grcisnis oes Sabrcs 1851
bctrahteu, nob sic 9lnoesrepublif
niht mebr elmer wcibcn Sled ouI
ser Sanbfarte ser freien GGlfer sic,
ier g2elt bartlett, innoern nunmcbr
iid midldt, beren 8unoesgeuuiie ~,
nerSeu.
ireilid, in ibrer eeiitiaen. poIiti-
ihcn aon5eption bat iif, bie @un-
bcsrepltblif INNER ols Elm 9eItauo,
tell hes Weitens aeiiiblt. 0ieies 9c-
fenutnis muroe ober teiI,ueiie nit
grobem Niibtraucn auigenonmcn.
unb cs bleibt fraglos oas biltoriIhe
Gerbicnlt bes 8unbesfan5lers Or.
Iocnaller. oab cs linn eellnaen lit.
oieien @aG oeS Soscrns uno Ib.
martens. Ser ii1 Inn Ieutihlano
berlu1 auigeridltet bate, 81, bl,rdl,
breden. Gr bate sen erltcn Shritt
5u ciner Neubclcbuns bes beutihel,
&untafts nit ser lllnpelt getan, als
CT iitD riidbaltlos iiir sen Tlan Hes
iratioiifcn MuBenn,iniiters Nobert
Shunlan eiricste. Iieienl Ilan. Der
Sc focto ben eritcn Shritt iu eillcr
Ecreiniguug Guropas oarltellci
fonnte, miro audi bel uns in 8eits
oeutihlano 'd,aric Gritit entsescn'
seieyt. Die Gppoiition bat es nabe.
su su eillem Greltiseiaftor aeruadt,
oieien Hlan sl berncinen. Mber, 100
liiinoe Sic 8lu,besrepublif beute,
Wem 81. abenal,er iciner5eit bie
Nnresilns leines franioliiden &cl.
leaen Sdllman 5uriidsepieien bGtte ?
IS lit niht juuiel eciaat, menn mir
ieititeIlen, baB oas oeutiGe Sa s,rnl
Sd>un,ail.Elan ben s(ultaft elmer
ueueu europdiihen Gut,pidlung be-
beutet hat.
@e,pii, Oic enaliihe Hesieruns
mill iid uorerit nici)t al oeu 9cltrc'
bunaen sur Ginbeit Guropas betei'
liset. 7us lit eine ihner5lid)e Sat'
iahe, aber mir ioQten baral,s nihi
Die ialid)e Gonieuucn, iieben. 8is.
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5iebenbiiroiid. .2lmerifani{hes DolfsbIatt

in Bistritz, September 2Sth 1873, a
son of the late George and Mary
Poschner Berendt.
The family came to this locality
from West Virginia some 70
years ago and have indeed proved
valuable asset especially lin the
work OF the church and Branch
IS. Mr.. Berendt himself having
served as church treasurer for
many years, and was a member
of church council until illness
curtailed his many services.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted at St. Paul's Church by
the Reverend Richard korber,
Pastor, on Saturday January II at
, p. M. at an over-flowing as
semlage of mourners in all walks
of life.
His former Choir sang three Of
his iavorite hymns during the
services and there was hardly a
dry eye in the church as the robed
choir matched to the bier of their
beloved leader, two by two. and
paid silent tribute to tie de-
ceased. After services at the
church the graveside services
were conducted at Locust Grove
Cemetery in the family plot.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
katehrine Maurer Berendt and
the following children: Miss
Pauline and John at home: Mrs.
Alions Nathieu, Mrs. Gustave
Schuller, Michael Fred. and Will
liam, all OF this city. and Marine
Sgt. George, stationed at Camp
Le.l lune, n. c. He was preceded
in death by two daughters Ger
trude Anna and Frieda Johanna
in infancy und Martin G.. Berend,
and Marine Cpl. Herman. +. Be-
rend who gave his life in action in
World War II battle at Okinawa
and whose final resting place is
tie hallowed ground of Arlington
National Cemetery in WASH
ington ID. c.
Active pallbearers were Will
liam Schell. William PaaI. Mi
chael Kaiser. William Meter,
John Bieselt and Andrew Flei-
scher representing members of
the church council and Branch
IS.
The family of the late Mr.. Be-
rendt wlshto thank all who in any
way aided them in their hour OF
sorrow. for the many floral
tributes. cars donated and services
rendered.
Fred Meier, Secretary.
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3ueia 81

Die reaelmGBiNe Gerian,n,lllna
muroc abaebaltcn ant Samstoa. oel'
). Sanllar uno lmiere nellerlpdhlten
Vol,tinnen mllrDer ppn Sd,lpc'ter
Sora She'll etnseiiihrt. Sie dino
ErGiioentiu: &ath. Shell; Wi,cpra=
iipcntin: slpan &bite; Sd,aBnleiltcs
rin: Soiia @eber; Erot. Sefr. :
&otb. Mlitcrth; Sin: Sefr.: Mo.
tbiloa ,Suller;; &eripolterinncn: Sic
gina Maurer' lmo Saith. Sbomos
;'entrol Serb. Sefr.: Suianna &o.
miirhcr.
Ter ;Said)ina miro ahNebaIten am
Sanstuo. oen =. Tebruar. Gin oll=
tes GiIen miro ouioetraocn Inn 8
llhr 80 ohcnps. Soni BON 8 lin an
bis? 9ur quite ,Siiiic uno cinen 0l'=
ten Slpetit brinat Glld nit. allcs
ouDere beicrNt bus &nmitce. Sllle
MitNlieher lmD bcrcn ,SrelmDe ilub
cin9cluoen.
Sui. Gpmiither. Sefr.
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Europa kommt

Der lit I'M Guroparat Su Strdbbl!r9
INNER oas ,Senpo hes lana'alltlten
;Sahrseuaes" entihciheno ge1uelen.
Iicies langiamite, 0abr5eua mar nh'
ne 3pciIel -- Gnslano. Sic Sn!tla'
tios Ir. Mbcnauers bel Der lesfen
Sibuua bes Miniiterrates IN StroB'
bura lit nun aui 10 iruhtboren Vo'
sen aeltobel. onb mir GoIIen to1'ne1,
nunnlebr oas SeIupo su belhlcllA''
aen. 3war ju,iid,it nur 1iir elne
ufleine" el,ropiiihe 20lun9, obne
gnalano, oaiiir obcr iiberballpt ST
ei,,r 9oiune. Sic 9unoesre9ierllns
lit mbeirrbar entihlolien, 2cllt'dl'
louo al cinem ieiten 8eItanotell e1'
mes curop1iihcn 8lods Der 're'eh
Golfer su MAIDEN. @enn bic 8nn'
oesreaier,,na olli oiciem GntIhllB
bebarrt. ibn leiOenibaItllh pertrltt,
10 n1ub oas auf Die Ic'amte el'ro'
pGiihe Nolitif grobe Wlrfln9en boz
ben: beuu Gnropa fam obue Ielttltl'
lauo acnou 10 Wenis leben ,p'e
IeutihlanD ob,le 3uldlnllenbang
nit oeln eurcpoilhen Weiten.
gSenn geraoe in oieien Sagen be
purhreitenoen a0mpie lurl Die Mle'
oerberiielI,,ns Der Ginbeit Geutld)'
lanbs itottiinoen, 10 lit * beicnoers
bclnerfenswert, oaB iie lih Dor ocm
Sinteraruno ser in Sen Gcrelnten
Nationen orsoniiierten Ireien Solter
obipielen. 8ir miiicn nid)t, wie lit1
sic Tinge entrpideln ueroen. Wlr
,uiiicn nur, baB mir Der &ontrou.
fotnn,iiiion ser Gereinteu Natloneat
iiir oas 8etiet ser 9llnbesrepllbllf
Siir uub Sor 0iinen nerben, neil
mir nihts 3u ucrbersen boben. llno
mir piiie,, bab es u,ller gei'plel
lit, ba6 oie Mad)tbaber IN Scniet'
beutid,lano ppinsen fam. bic eln'
belt niht in @braien, irnoern III
5atiahen berjultellen - unler Sel'
ipiel ollein.
SD, alaube. bab mir aui bent
heitcn @ese ba5u iinS, NIT Der 81.
herheit Gurcpas aud) Sic Giuheit
3eutihlanos 81, eeuinnrn. Menn
mir 1852 cine 10 eroDe Begltrete
criolsrcid, suriidleaen fonnen, ple
mir eS 1851 eetan boben, .oann tper'
ben unIcre Miinille uicllei6t 1don
Mirflihfciten iein.
Nod, inrmer bat iih Die ltdrfere
Sbee 1egcn arspobn, &lelnn.llt uno
Ger3oecruna ourdraclest. @ir slal.
beu, nuG ms seraoe Die GrIahrlnt'
acn Scr iiingiten Serganaenbeit er'
mltiaen iouten, Sen puIitiuen &ra''
ten su pertroyen. @ir Iiebrn oanl't
niht oacin. Sn aaen GOItern llnlercs
Sentiments iino NenIhen an @ert.
oeftpn sic &ereinigllng Der 9tatlpnen
su elmer eroben, BENT 8emeimprhl
perid)riebenen @emeinld,aft, als ei'
gentlihc Sehensauisahe crlhc'nt,
uub sic bon elmer lleber5eugllns ei'
ner Garole leioenihaitlih bnrd'
Srilnsen iino, Der Garole: europa
| fpnut!
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2luS Hen Cattle, Pa.
2lueiQ 25

IS hiene alien Mitalicpern BON
3lpcia % sur Nod,riht. poh mir
unierc nGdite &erionnlllno am 20.
Sanl1ur I'M, 3 llhr nodmlittoos in
Der Gintrucbt Nalle ubbolten. Ga
in nicicr Tcridmnll,lno bic lpicocr
neu erlpGblten Seon,ten initolliert
lperpcn, 10 iollle ein icoes Mitolier
anlreicnh icin.
Sic Seomten fiir biclcs Sahr iiu1
mic iplat: Erdi.: Npicph 9. Gpe
N,eprGi.: Mih Gins: lirot. Scfr.
llnb Shasnncilter: @cp. GpDcnoor.
fcr. 3. .. Scfr.: >srhn llntth; Ser.
maltcr: 8cn ,Sofeiti,. Suhn %. Grtt
lmo Sob. IS. Sortmaml: &uiien.
pater: eeinicph Gpe Sr.: 9eputies
Sphn llntd,. >ioicph 9. Grc.
Slllc Geamten periprodcn, alld III
oieicAl Sabr ,picpcr ihr Scites iiir
Den Gcrcin III TIM.
Geo. gooenopricr. Scfr.
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ELLWOOD CITY SAXONS
BRANCH IS

On January 9th Branch As lost
one OF its most faithful members
when, after a three months illness
death claimed Mr.. Michael Be
rendt a retired steeNNorker, at
the age OF 73, and although not in
the best Of health lately his
sudden death was complete
shock not only to his family and
friends but the whole town as
all that knew him loved him. He
was probably best konwn for his
interest in the music world and as
choir director of St. Paups Lu-
theran Church which position he
held until illness prevented his
further following Of his beloved
duties as choir leader. He was a
native of Transylvania being born
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MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
BRANCH IL

Our regular meeting was held
on Sunday, January 9th, with the
newly elected officers in charge
Brother Steve Roth Sr. installed
the following officers:
Ben, Clarke. President: John
Roth, Vice President: Richard
Roth. Recording Secretary: VIM
Roth, Fin. Secretary; Mike kai-
ser. Treasurer: Mike Huter. T.
Y. Secretary; Herman Roth. First
Trustee; Frank Lander. Second
Trustee; Robert Roth, Third
Trustee.
After the installation. a short
pause and the Lords Prayer was
said by all members in remem-
brance OF our Departed Brothers
and Sisters Of Branch -.
We are going to have a Sauer-
kraut Supper on February 2nd at
the lodge room. The ladies are
going to do the cooking. Let's
make this a great success, sell
all your tickets. Doors are open
at 5 80 Come on, Saxons. YOU are
all invited. We would like to see
some OF our out -of-town friends
here for the affair. You are all
welcome, just follow the smell OF
kraut and You will find US at the
Hall on Dewey Street. Price OF
Tickets 81 for adults and Is
Cent for children. Committee in
charge of Supper: Mrs. Mike kai-
ser, John Roth Sr., and Mrs. Mike
Llnder. Tickets in charge of John
Bennlng tr. and Robert Roth.
We were saddened with the
sudden death of two of our
brothers of the lodge. Mike Buch-
hotter. and Steve Hartman. both
of which passed away during the
holidays. They will be missed by
all OF us.
Richard K. Roth. Rec. Sec.
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SAXON VETERANS
BY FRED

At our last meeting the MEM
bers accepted four social MEM
bers and one regular member into
the organization. To tie new
members welcome, and may your
new venture bring fullest expec-
tations. Our social percentage Of
members is now filled. In order
to increase the number there
more veterans must be joining
Our organizations.
Last Saturday we had another
large crowd at our dance. This
Saturday January 10Th, we are
presenting Rudy Sindell. another
great Polka band. Don't forget
the place, it's the Westside Sacb-
senhein.
Due to an abundance Of work
George Jacobs has turned the
craftsmanship OF one of the dance
COMMITTEES over to Bill Wolf.
We are having small folders
printed with all of our dances
on them so that we can give them
to the public. 1t has been decided
that after each dance there will
be refreshments for the commit
te.
In the near future there viii
be an auditors meeting. All Of,
ficers please take notice.
After the meeting last Monday
or refreshments included boilet
ham, and one of the persons who
constantly suggested this Wa:
not present, Frank boiled ham
Ham.
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CHICAGO, ILL.
BRANCH II

Well here it is another year
and already I've got to report
some sad news.
Andrew Hartman one of our
members and friends passed away
on Monday Dec. oath. and was
inferred at Oak Woods Cemetery
on Friday Dec. 2Sth.
He passed away not quite two
years after his wife Edith Hart
man.
Surviving him is his son Ri
chard Hartman who flew in from
California to help attend with the
funeral arrangements. Rich (as
we all call HIM had to leave his
family in California. He has two
very nice sons and lovely wife
Pauline MIR. Andrew Hartman
was member OF Branch 47-lC
and 9 and Belonged to all three
many years. We will all miss him
very much. Let's all bow our
heads and pray and say good-by
to a wonderful person.
With the new year here we also
will be having weddings. There
was a wedding shower for Ger
trude Salmen and Peter Maron-
celli. They will be married on
February 9th and we wish them
both lot of luck. Grctrudc was
a member of Our Junior Club a
few years ago. We don't know
Peter very well but hope to know
him better in the future.
| Well this is all for this week
but will see YOU again next week
tor | have more news for you
than.
| Margaret Dickinson, Sec
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH 33

Following is list OF Officers
OF Branch 5S for 1882.
President, Edward Schneider ;
First Vice President, George
Scllaser: Second Vice President,
John krech: Recording Secre-
tary, John Schneider: Financial
Secretary, William Miller; Trea-
surer, George link central Yer
bands Secretary, Richard Geiger ;
Trustees: Peter Stoti, John
Roth. and John Leonhardt Sr. ;
Registrar, Martin Zelch; Mar
shall, Albert Gutman.
Board of Directors: Andrew
Drotleif, Carl Guist, George Roth,
George Schneider, and Friedrich
Salmon.
Congratulations to the newly
installed Senior Lodge Officers
and thanks for a job we'll done to
the retiring ones.
John B. Schneider, Seer.
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ELLWOOD CITY JUNIORS
BY PHYLLIS KAISER

Well. here we are again. back
for another try. We re-organized
"Wednesday January 9. and elected
the following officers:
President: Chuck Binder: Vice
President: Betty Cmbling; Seer.
Shirley Leutner; Treasurer Ger
trude Schuller; Reporter Phyllis
Kaiser. Mrs. John Miller and
Mrs. Michael Thalgott were ap-
pointed Sr. advisers.
Let's all pull together and build
up our club. We need more mem
bers. SO start sounding them up
The next meeting will be on
Wednesday February Is. at ! :OC
p. m. Everyone be there.
We travelled to Zelienople on
Saturday for our first basketball
game Of the year. Maybe we
shouldn't discuss the score, bu,
it was 81 to Is in favor OF Ze.
lienople. We can't win all the
games. SO better luck next time
Well. so long till next month
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CLEVELAND, OHIO

This Saturday, January 10Th,
there will be a basketball game
West. Id like to see lot OF ia
niliar faces down there Saturday,
so what do YOU say, let's go and
join in the fun.
The Bowling Tournament is
just around the corner. March
lst and 2nd at Canton. Ohio.
They have thirty good bowling
lanes all ready and waiting for us
to use SO let's have a good crowd.
Don't forget the deadline for
entries is Februar lst, so get
them teams going.
John K. Schneider, Pres.
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Heimotvertriebene srven-
.deten in Regensbvrs
$50 Betriebe

9icscrsbura. - Die &eacnsb,u.
aer Standardization haben $50
getriebe aeariinoet, in 0enen 1000
SlrbeitsfrGfte heihGftiat lperoen.
Snsaeiamt le6eu 17.72S 6eimots
pertriebene in Der III 900 Ginlpph'
ner sGblenben 9onauita6t. Stir Die
@riinbuna Der getriebe WurOen
areDitc in 6Dbe bon 1.34 Willionen
0M aufNenpnmen. ferner nurOen
an Griltensbilfen 577.4OOO 0M.
fir bic 0eid,affuna BON 9(rbeitspldt.
sen $4,000 TW ousaeaeben.
Srotbem aibt es nod 1000 9lr.
beitslpi Soeimotpertriebene, un6
runo 1000 !6eimatpertriebene at.
beitcn in eincm ircmben gerllf.
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rem Inn Die @cibnahts5eit in Glepe.
lano .peilte. miro nit Dem Gape
Serbe Stfi vMabalan" als Sd,ul.
idiff cine @eltreiie MAIDEN. Sic
177rJub Maoalon" miro bon
elmer Dad)t II, ein SescIihiii
lmaebal,t. Sic bate i,n Sonoclss
perfebr slpi'hcn Yropioence, u. s,
lnS Den aapperoiiben Snieln &C..
Itanoen. Sic lit cine pon s,pei &c.
gelibiiien al,i ser Mtlantifroute. Ias
anSere lit Ser 1OO.6ub sdoner
.Grneltine".
Ir. Sarolo MeGornlad. Elm Seem
Dorfer Gr5ieber. bat bie "Wooalan
sefauIt, uno mill lie ausballen lai-
len su einem Shulifiii fir etipa
% Stl.Oeuten. llno @rai Sudner
miro Der &apitdn iein. Wit icinem
.Seeaoler" bate ser 8rai inn eriten
Wcltfriea Ia alliierte Shiiie Der.
lenft, mar abet itets itol5 Oaraui
Dob babel nidt ein ein5ises Men.
ldenleben 5ugrunoe sin9.
Ser MilionGr Cornelius Crane
bate bie rMabalnn" 1923 in Sta.
lien nit einen auipano bon $3.50.
600 als 2urusiaht unter oem ga.
men ~Saprla" balen laiien. sSsm
lesten arie9 ipurbe lie BON Der
aiiitenapad)e iiberuolnmen nno nah
Dem arieg tpllrbe lie al einen Nor.
ti,gieiiid)- -Nmerifaner in Moila1u.
letts perfauft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17

der single director with cabinet
rank, would combine the many du-
ties and responsibilities Of the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
Civil Aeronautics Administration,
Civil Aeronautics Board, and the
Maritime Commission.
The plaE is somewhat in con-
flict with the recommendations of
the Hoover Commission. The Re-
port of the Hoover Commission
stated that such transportation re-
sponsibilities as are executive in
nature should be transferred to the
Department Of Commerce. For ex-
ample, they would like to see such
duties as inspection of boilers and
safety devices of the railroads and
other carriers placed in the De-
partment of Commerce, whereas
matters calling for decisions ju-
dicial in nature (which bus COM
pany should operate in q certain
territory would remain in the
above independent commissions
now set up.
HE January 5th issue Of Whaley-
L Eaton's Newsletter points up
significant facts regarding the
enormous expansion of the atomic
energy program which should be
Of interest to all. The program, they
report, currently consumes 50es of
the stainless steel tubing produced
in the country, To of the nickel
supply, 5% Of the sulphur, and %
Of all electricity. Furthermore, one
in ten physicists and one In so con-
struction workers are employed by
the Atomic Energy Commission. A
happy note is the promise Of bene-
fits to mankind in addition to
weapons Of destruction. The Report
states that last year "the u. S.
produced the worlds first electrici-
ty from atomic fission. Britain is
heating It's Harwell installation
with the waste heat from uranium
piles, and this year the keel will
be laid for the first atom fueled
submarine, capable of cruising in
definitely. Surface ships are feas-
ible and atomic aircraft are In the
design stage"