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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31
Canton Junior Saxon Club

Have Just learned our past pre-
sident. Don Ongerth was in
voIved in a traffic accident last
week. Don is very well known in
Saxon circles. and we all wish
him speedy recovery.
Our swimming party was held
last Thursday. and although un-
able to attend | am sure it was
a big success.
Now in closing here is the
latest weather report;
ES IST HEISS'
Nufi Said! George Mcclellan.
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Gesellsehoftsreise
NIT WeinpYobe

Sprenheim. - 9as @cinitoht=
heu Sppenheim om Hhein bat iiir
BORT eintreiie,lhe ocihlpiiene Heiies
ac'ell'haftcn cine bemcrfenslperte
Nelerlna actrofien: Gs reronitdltct
acaen cincn perhGltnismaBia GERM
gen llnfoitenbeitras im Notsfeller
~&einprohen". bel henen 16 ucrs
ihieoene &eine ser Sahrganac
1851. 1850. 1949. 1915 llno
1887. bonn einfahen rnatur" bis
ilr Spatleic lmh slusIeic oereiht
rperOcn. gie l;roben fplteu iiir 30
biz 80 Ecr'onen 60 GM. fir 60
bis 20 Eerlonen t2O 9Dt.
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Nus peunestetpf,. Okje
3meia %

Gs nicne alien Shmeitern aur
9tadriht. oob lIniere rcaeImaBiae
0erianmllIng am Sonntaa. Den
10. s(lN,it INT $50 llhr nahm
itottfinher. &ir bitten ollc Shlpe=
ltern iih al Der &criamn,lllna All
beteiIiaen. Sn letter &criummllmQ
purben slnaeleaenheiten ouf bcn
Slid 0eleat. neil niht acnl0 Stlme.
itcrn ho lparen, Inn oiciclben aussu.
iiibren.
1ommt Iic6c Shlpcitcrn unh mn.
teritiitt Cure Eeamtinnell, helft be-
raten lnn bc'hIiebcn. hem nur honr
fonr l,ricr &erein iih berporarbci
tcn.
aoth. Efinaseraii, Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31
DETROIT, MICH.
BRANCH 81
AUF WIEDERSEHEN

We regret to announce the
sudden passing away OF Brother
Michael Lerncr Sr. on July IA,
1852. Brother Lerner, who was
born in Pennsylvania. became a
member OF our Lodge soon after
entering this country, and his
demise leaves a gap which cannot
be filled by any other.
To Brother I.erners wife,
Agnes; to his sons, William. John,
Alfred and Richard to his daugh-
ter-in-law: to his grandchildren.
we extend our deepest sympathy.
Aui Wiedersehen. Brother Ler-
rer. a1f Wiederseheu.
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2(,,s IT. Ee,,is, N1e.
3weia Is

llniere rcaclmdfiae Mcnotspere
lammluna miro m Sonnta0. Del,
3. 9luauit Inn 3 llhr nodmittaNs
i'm ct. 9nuis 0ouie obaeholten. g.
iinb iebr tpihtiac WeidGItc sl erie;
Diaen.
3ur Grinneruno un ieine perlturs
bcne 0ottin, Shneiter Murie Suds
heit. hat ibr Giutte Nerr eIOhll
Sud>heit nas Srdncnhrct fir bieie
Weriamnluna aeipenoet. Is miro
crlportet. hat bic 9titalicber sobl=
reid critciucn.
@ec @oelceni, Sefr.
81, 81.
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2lus Ecrait,. Otie
;3,peia :

slQen sSriibern pom 3tpeia 5 sl'r
acnntnis, bob uniere nGdIte Scr
iomnl,nQ m .Samstoa Den 2
Nusltit ltottiillnet ln,p ollc Mite
aIieocr iinn erillsht. on>re'eno 81,
iciu. Ser halbiGhrIiobc sSinanibe.
ridt ,pirn in bieier Gcridm,nllln0
pcrleien lpcrpen. sllWh onOcre CO.
ttcn lpcroen in nie'er &eriammlllna
crlcniet mcrben. llniere aluei lcbten
&criou1nl.lnoeli lparen out heiucht
lmp mir hnfien audi ,picner ollc sr
ichcn. !Nerslihite @rullllaticn hcn
@ruDer stnDn Shuiiert su ieincm
tIcincn Subn.
sspbn Saub, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31
TO-. 81.

sdpcocn em t.. Mar' picber fal'
len oelaiien lmn bic Telb,uasnorbe'
rcitunacn oui 9iorlpeNen lmo Sones
l1arf beithrGnft. 9os ihmeoiibe
Mubenniniitcrilm beseidnet bas
Sofllment III elmer GrflIrllna cls
nclt ,lno ieniaiioneu. 9as Moteriaa,
oos scr ihmeoiihcn Geaier,rna bis<
her NIT britiiher Grloubnis srlJdnas
lid mar, hobc nid,ts ,iber militdri'
'ihe Tlammaen Seutidlanos acNen
ShfpeOen enthalten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31
2lus uiles, Otic
2wcid 2S
alien Sf,ucitern b

Nlen Shmeitern bcs 2pciaes %
biene CUR oeidlliaen 9tahrirbt. Ooh
bic nGd,lte &erionumll,na om Cont
toa. Den 3. sluauit I'M 9 l(br nod,.
n,ittoas aboehoIten miro. sllle
Sd,lpcitern Iino aebetcn. Der Ser
ianmlllna bei,ulpobncn,
G. @untber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31
siebenbuerger Saehsen saengerbund
Won Vord-Amerika
ATTENTION, ALL sAENeERBUNDs AND MEMBERS!

Send the names of your dele
gates to me in plenty of time,
please. Also discuss intention of
the Saengerfest for 1858.
Thanking you in advance l re-
main with Saengergruss
Minnie Schenker, Secretary,
7l6 E. Reynolds St., n. G., Pa.
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2lus Ne,p Cattle, pa.
,3peia q

Is hiene alien Shlpcitcrn bes
3melQcs - sur Nohriht. nob Die
reaeimaf;ige @criomnlluno on,
2pnncrstaa. Seu Z. sluailit i'm,
7:30 llbr obe,ros abaeholten lpiro.
slIle Sd,lpeitcrn limb ,u hicicr Tcr=
'anlmlllnq her'lih cinocIoN~
1atb. 8artner. Err Il.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31
NEW CASTLE NEWS

/ ne regular monthly meeting
oh Branch q New Castle. Pa.
will be held Thursday August
I at I 80 p. M. All members are
asked to attend this meeting.
kath. Gartner, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31
CHURCH PICNIC

The St. Peters Lutheran
Church will hold their annual
picnic on August Srd at Saxonia
Park. We understand that a
pleasant time has been arranged
for all. so why don't YOU make it
a point to attend.
Arthur Seller. Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31
MEETING

August 4th marks the next re-
gular business meeting OF Our or
ganization. Let's all try to attend
and. make plans for grand future
for our Lodge. It doesn't matter
whether YOU are a Republican or
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31
Zvekmoyer ousgezeichnef

Srolf'urt. - Eer Woethcprel5
ser Staot 1ranfiirt erhielt Der Gid.
ter uub Observation-Disclosures Carl
3ufmapcr. Ger @reis tuar sulest
por orei Sobren Gbomas Manr iil-
dciprct,eu norben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31

seem b Icl6LIVc.
ly quiet one on
your radio and
TV sets. Con-
& r e S s is ad-
journed. Many
will therefore be
under the i'm
preston that lit
tie OF import il
happen ming in
the nations cap
itol.
They will be
mistaken indeed
Actually as you
vaoA thiS fnro M
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31
ELLWOOD CITY SAxONS
BRANCH IS
Gross Lassler.Allischer Picnic

About 90 members attended the
annual Lassler- -Allischer reunion
at the Schuller farm in Youngs-
town, Ohio On Sunday July u.
1t was the most successful
picnic yet held thanks due to the
Schuller boys who did such a
wonderful job Of preparation for
the visitors who came from New
Castle and Ellwood City, Pa, and
Canada.
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2lueta 30

Gs nienc alien Mitalieoern illr
&enntnis, poi, om folmnenoel,
Scmtaa bic reaeImGhioc Nerianm=
lung pes :3rreiaes 80 itattfinbct.
Die Mit9lieoer ipcrben erillht.
oie'er Nsrian,nluna bci;liunhnen,
hd ipihtiae Sahen sur geiprehlrna
fon,n,en.
Siu ;Sran, Sefr.
a
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31
COLUMBUS, OHIO. NEWS
JUNIOR SAXONS
By Hilda

Good fortune seems to smile
on US we had another grand
day for our swimming party and
had a wonderful time. Now we
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31

Now is the time to think about
voting for your delegates for the
convention:
Place: Cleveland East Sachsen-
helm.
Host: Ostseit e Liedertafel,
Cemischter Chor.
Time: August 31st and Sep
tember 1st 1852.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31

II OUSING INVESTORS IN
II SURED AGAINST LOSS. Did
you ever hear of Fannie Mae? She
is Washington's nickname for
FN.M.A., the Federal National
Mortgage Association. The recently
enacted Housing Act increased
Fannie Macs purchasing authority
by 5000 million and authorized the
issuance of advanced commitments
totaling $l,l52 million at any one
time for the purchase of mortgages
on defense, military and disaster
housing. This means simply that
one who lends money for the build
ing Of q house in q defense. mill
tary or disaster area can receive
the assurance before he advances
the loan that Fannie Mae will buy
an eligible mortgage when the
building is completed and that the
lender viii suffer no financial loss.
DANKS NOW ALLOWED TO IN
ID CLUDE SERVICE CHARGES.
If you have q checking account in
bank you may be interested to
learn that the once Of Price Stabil-
Zation has just allowed banks to
increase their service charges. Up
to now banks had to make their
service charges to you on q ratio
based on the average balance OF
your checking account. Now your
bank can charge you more any
time your checking account falls
below q certain minimum.
" ETERANs ADMINISTRATION
Y SEEKS ECONOMY ADVICE.
Meanwhile the Veterans Admin.
stration is calculating how its De-
partment Of Medicine and Surgery
can save $50 million and expand
its operations at the same time.
Congress directed that the saving be
made without the layoh of doctors,
dentists, nurses or dieticians. To
solve its problem the VA. is seek
ing advice from private hospital
and medical people throughout the
country.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-31

Ne1er oner yEete" Goohs ir.,
iriiherer IangiGhrilcr Wanaaer
ncs Soh'en Stubs ,un ipohlhefonnz
fer SpnrtIcr, lullroc bon 9'itraers
meilter einbn roluorifi pon Soruin
ilIm nellen Siclcrbcitsoircftpr Der
StaNt ernannt. Gr lit Der Nohfols
ger BON >>omcs Rpan, lueIher Dor
iipei Monotcn sl,riiftrat. Iie Gr.
nen!,l'na aui ben Soften. Ser. mr
einen Sell Der ;3eit oes SnbaherS
ei1nimmt nno 1896 i'm Mcnat cin=
trinat, :tritt am I. 9ll,au't in Strait.
Der 9iiracrmciitcr gab Goohs Dor
90 anoeren Velucrbern Den Gpr,ua.
ipeiI CT. iuie er ialtc, miiie. DaB
@oohs has @ohl Der Stdot an,
Aocr,en lieat uno er audi Die ''S1-
hiafeiten filr ben lsoiten beIibt.
6pphs 'aatc, er hattie feline beionbc:
rcn Erolefte, pelhe er pllrhfiibrcn
mill. Gr lit ~ Sabre alt mn
luuhnt 324G 9erinstpn 9(pc. Gr ii,
perhciratet lnO hat cine perbeiratett
Spfter. Gr nahte iin einen Mon,er
oIs aealer. IS Sabre lang lror e,
Wana0er hes Sad,'cn Stubs.
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,3meia II

Gs oicne alien Mitalicbern s,lr
9tohrift. Soh uniere r,dchite Ser
iun1n,lunu ant >. Mua,it I'm, 7::3O
llbr ahenbs itattiinoct. Sitte Shiue=
itcrlL fon,neu Sne piinftlidl. In.
icrc Vlnfn Eortic iilroet npd in-
MGR Icnrn Slpeiten Ipnncrstoa int
Dc its,it.
Silno ginocr, Scfr.
81.
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This and That from WASHINGTON

III ASHINGTON WORKS ON.
w This week and for many weeks
to come Washington's voice will
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@rieifaitcn

\. 3. - 9ic slpreiic 1t g.
Not'hher, 66t5 Geniion Ape..
| Glepclann 2, S>lyo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Similar Theory Offered
By Dartmouth Professor

The New York Times published
last Sunday a letter from James
A. Browning. assistant professor
of mechanical engineering at
Dartmouth College, suggesting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Pace Says He'll Examine
French MobiIizing Plans
BY the Assoeioted Press

PARIS. Aug. 6.-Frank Pace.
United States Secretary of the
Army. said today he will examine
French mobilization plans to make
sure France comes up to any sud-
den emergency.
The Secretary told a news con-
ference that this was one of the
main things he would take up
with French Defense Minister
Rene Pleven in their meeting to-
night.
II want to see some French di-
visions and regiments in opera
tion," he said.
The French mobilization scheme
is important to the overall West
ern defense picture because about
half Frances contribution to
SHAPE defenses are to be COM
bat-ready units and the other half
units which can be Immediately
modified.
Mr.. Pace spent several hours
with Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway
and other American officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06

Medal by the
American Geo
graphical So
ciety of New
York for his
encouragement
of geographical
research during
his SO years as
editor of the
National Geo.
graphic maya
zine.
DR.. Grosven-
or received the
medal in New
York from DIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06

that ball-lighting was the "cul-
print" in the saucer mystery.
Mr.. Browning noted the pas
sage of a cold-front in the Wash
ington area about the time that
|radar screens here picked up
mystery objects some 10 days ago.
He wrote the Times:
%. it appears quite probable
that ball-lighting is composed of
highly ionized gases. The free
|electrons in this bali create an
Extremely energetic electric field
within a small space. Also. if the
suction and rarefaction are true,
Ia severe density gradient of the
atmosphere must also be present.
Either of these two characteristics
could be detected on a radar
screen"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Formosd Saucer
Precedes Eclipse
And Earthquake
BY the Asseciofed Press

TAIPEH. Formosa. Aug. g.
Formosans beat
drums and exploded firecrackers
to drive away evil spirits they
believed responsible for a partial
eclipse of the moon early today.
A mild earthquake was noted
in Taipeh this afternoon. but NO
damage was reported.
And the official Chinese Nation
alist newspaper, Chung Hua Jih
Poa. reported that Yung Hung
hal OF the Hualien Water Con-
servancy Bureau, saw a flying
saucer"-a disc-shaped object
rising from the southwest part OF
Huhuallen, east coast city, Sunday
night. There were no details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Brilliant Flash OF Liqht
Reported Over H-pIant

AUGUSTA. Ga, Aug. Ga
"shapelesS incandeScent flash of
light" was reported over the Atom
&c Energy Commissions billion
dollar H-plant yesterday.
ACC officials said appropriate
authorities have been notified. ="
The brilliant flash first was re-
ported by an official of the E. I.
dupont de Nemours Co., who re-
fused use Of his name. He told
the Augusta Chronicle the flash
had been observed at 1880 am.
and looked to me like a huge
bulb in a flash camera"
He added that many persons"
said they had observed the unusual
sight at the same time.
Later in the day, an official of
the Acc, who also asked to re-
main anonymous. said he had no
logical explanation. He said the
security section of the project con-
Quoted an investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Higher Ceiling Prices
On Aluminium Allowed
By the Associated Press

Aluminium producers today won
a ceiling price increase of ! per
cent per pound on raw aluminium
and 5 per cent on ingot and fabri-
Gated products.
The Office of Price Sterilization
said Price Control Chief Ellis
Arnall had signed the order grant,
ing the boost and the details
would be made public shortly.
The increase is about half of
that asked by the aluminium in
dustry which now is turning out
about l million tons of aluminium
a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Bumper Crop Predicted
In Syriu Despite Locusts
BY the Associated Press

DAMASCUS, Syria. - Despite
the threat of a locust plague.
Syrian agricultural authorities are
predicting a bumper harvest for
Syria that will allow the export
of wheat and barley.
The ministry of agriculture re-
Gently announced that Syria's
crops would be harvested before
the locust threat could material
ize.
1t is estimated that Syria will
produce nearly 100000 tons of
wheat this year, leaving approx
mately 100000 tons for export.
Barley is expected to reach CSC, 900
tons, with $4,000 tons for export.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
DR.. Dodd, Former Red,
Back in Catholic Faith
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. CDR. Bella
v. Dodd. who drifted away from
the Roman Catholic Church to
become a top woman Communist
Party leader. has been received
back into the Catholic faith.
She and Roman Catholic
sources disclosed yesterday that
she was baptized on April 8 in
st. Patrick's Cathedral after TAX
ing weekly instructions from the
Most Rev. Fulton j. Sheen, Aux
Hilary Bishop of New York.
DR.. Dodd. an attorney and for
mer political science teacher at
Hunter College. said she is
happier now than ever be-
fore"
After becoming a party men,
Der in 1914, DR.. Dodd was taken
into the Communist National
Committee and eventually was
considered the foremost woman
Red in New York State. She is
a former legislative representa-
tive of the Teachers Union Qnd(
In 1949, during the conspiracy
trial of II top Communist leaders.
she was expelled from the party
for conduct or actions detrl-
mental to the working class and
the Nation -. as we'll as the in
tereSts of the party"
DR.. Dodd said a Congressman
friend. unidentified, sent her to
Bishop Sheen after she spent
months tortured by the inner con-
f1ict. of her ideals and party
realities. .'~-1--'.. '-.'-- s.'-'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06

Richard U. Light, president of the
American Geographical Society.
in ceremonies celebrating the
Tooth anniversary of the founding
of the society.
The gold medal was established
by the inventor of the telegraph.
Samuel F. B. Morse. in his will,
and has been awarded only twice
before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
78-Yeur-OId Veterans

NEW YORK:-The average age
of World War II veterans still liv-
ing in the year 1000 will be about
l78 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Suucers
Continued From First Page.)

(Contlnueo from FlrSC PageJ
are drawn into position and into
the same motion by ionized layers
or minute cloud" masses within
the jar.
The experimenters say their
method of producing the phe-
nomena may be new. but the prin-
ciples involved have been known
for years to students and physi-
cists. For instance, Physics of the
Air" by Humphrey. stated the
basic facts in the 1920 edition, Mr.
Scott explained.
New interpretations put on we'll.
known, but relatively rare, freak!
of nature are probably the result
it was said, of recent advances il
science so astonishing that TIT
public is ready to believe almost
anything.
The development of jet ane
rocket propulsion. supersoniG
flight, radar and even atomic en-
ergy offer popular explanations fol-
SightingS of strange objects in the
air.
Weather Plays a Part.
Mr.. Scott pointed out the ordi-
nary observer must know the ap-
proximate size of an object before
he can make a good guess at the
distance. An estimate of speed is
likewise worthless without some
idea of distance.
A visible interplay of static cleo
tricity, related to sheet lightning
or st. Elmo's fire, may occur, in
Mr.. Scott'S opinion, anywhere be-
tween so and 200 miles above the
earth.
Large or small masses of ionized
air may be involved. Weather con-
ditions on the surface and in the
Stratosphere would play a part.
Too, there is the possibility that
temperature inversion Tin which
a layer of hot air may lie be-
tween relatively cold nasses)
could act as a mirror or otherwise
distort objects seen from the
ground.
VerSative in Movement.
The speed of such lights could
be almost too swift for the eye to
follow, or the lights might ap-
pear wholly stationary. They
could flash on or off, or reverse
directions.
Moreover, ionized clouds might
be affected by other objects ap-
preaching near enough to receive
or discharge electrical energy be-
tween them.
A high-flying jet, for example
could very we'll extinguiSh the light
its pilot was seeking to track
down, or affect its motion through
the sky.
The way the lights took off,
at the wave of a hand toward the
bell jar points up this possibility
Mr.. Scott said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06

SLACKS-Tropical rayon, solid shades
OF skipper blue, grey. tan and willow.
were 1898 --------------NOW $5.SS
SPORT SHIRTS - Short sleeve, solid
color, lightweight rayons and cottons.
We're $685. and $4.50----NOW $2.0S
3 for $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Acrobat Hurt in 40-Foot Fall

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 6 R.-
Iron Jaw" Roberto Rolan, II, fell
40 feet yesterday when he slipped
from his mouthpiece while per-
forming with Barnes Bros. Circus.
He suffered possible fractures of
both arms, one hip, one wrist and
a slightly injured jaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Many Things Cause Cancer

CHICAGO-Among things re-
|searchers believe cause cancer are
certain chemicals produced by the
Idistillation of coal and petroleum,
certain metallic compounds, x
rays, and radioactive materials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
DR.. Grosvenor Is Awarded
Samuel Morse Medal

DR.. Gilbert Grosvenor, president
of the National Geographic So
ciety, yesterday was awarded the
Samuel Finley BreeSe Morse Gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
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Valley frontiersman., 1952-02-28
HUNTING LICENSE REVENUE IS s38 MILLION IN U. s.

In a report released this month by the Fish and Wildlife Service it was revealed that U. s. hunt CTS paid total of S38 million for hunting licenses during the ifs cal year ended June 30. 1851.
 The "big ten" in license sales were Michigan. Pennsylvania, N. York. Ohio, Illinois. California, Wisconsin, Indiana. Washington and Tennessee, in that order.
 In Alaska the sale of 24,838 hunting licenses brought S82, ,522. Resident licenses numbered 23.- l05; nonresident, 1,733. One-half of the revenue from hunting and fishing license sales in Alaska is required by law to go into "Mis- cellaneous receipts of the U. 5. Treasury; the remainder goes into the Territorial school fund
Valley frontiersman., 1952-02-28
Moose Lodge Lists March Social Events

Social events planned by the Moose Lodge during the month of March include two guest nights, dance. and stag party. Don Ingalls, announced this week.
 This coming Saturday night Jonesville Moose and | h cir friends and wives will be guests at Moose Hall. Next Thursday, March 6, members of the lodge will have a stag chilli feed. Fri day March II, will be guest night for government workers and their spouSes. All federal em- ployees from the Bureau of Re clamation, Department of Agri- culture. the U. $. Marshall 5 office, and the U. s. Geological survey are invited to Moose Hall as guests of the lodge on that night The following night, March 15, the Moose will stage benefit dance at Moose Hall for the Moose basketball team.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-02-28
wASiLLA cRANcERETTEs WILL PRESENT CHORUS AND FASHION SHOW

lf afl almost bc an all ma., show when 'h, Wsalla Granger. cites pui on thcr Follics 9' Community Hail n wasllls Marea lA t3a weeks from fhls comm Saturday ntEht
 \ ieW authentic ladies have in. filtrs'Cd the cast of the one -acf play. but non, ot them has been able to crash the chorus lineup The fashion show which Wlll bc one of the biggest attractions of the evening. features all male models Thes will display all tho latest womcn's wearing apparel
 Other surprise features are ID store for thls production in which members of the wasilla Granga are producers. directors and cast