davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07

@enf. - ginen Ylan our anitsb.
lung bon 1900 G,,rop6ern ,,nS
8raliilianern a,tf nett erihloiienem
MderIano Ieete 8raiilien Dem Sn'
ternationalen @omitee fit Die Mus'
%tpanb.rung aus europa (Sntergc.
detrimental Committee fir european
Migration) Dor. Ser Nlan ion Biz
gnoe ndditen Sabres bel einem &c.
itenauftpanS bon 45 Wiqionen Sol:
lar a,sgefitbrt tperben.
Oas Sie6lunesproeramm bat 0it
9inigung bss braiilianiiben 1rdii,
oenten @etltlio Nareas erbalten, tuit
ser Yr6iioent bes 8raiilianiider
Staatsrats fir ginpanbsrung uni
2an6eridliebune, Sernanoo Nilo 81
Mlparenga, erfldrte.
Seiner 9aritsll,utg naf lit in
Mabmen oieies Nrogramms oie Mn.
lage elmer @eibe bon r8riingiirtelr
Inn bie eroBeren stGSte 8raiiliens
aepIant, bas beibt, lanbtpirtidaftli'
der @ebiete, tpelhe sic Staote nil
8erniiie, Obit unb MoIfereiprooufter
periorgen iouen. $500
Mus europa min Braiilien gemdf
6ieiem 8lan 10000 gintpanoere,
aufnebmen; bas tp1rert uneef6br g..
200 JamiIien. 9is iibrigen 5000
MeuanIieoler ioIren Braiilianer fem
Die @an6erung ser europGiiber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07
Sondersfeuer fuer
Unverhsirotete in ungorn

Nien. - Sn llnearn 3oblsn lett
Sem /. Mdrs 1858 ole finoerloien
WGnner I'M Mlter aniiden 20 uno
80 Sabren uno entipred,eno 6rauen
3piiden 20 nnb 45 Sabren cine
Sonoeriteuer 1T @obe bon A Hrodent
hires 8ebaltes. Nnh Sem in ben
ungariiden 9eitungen per0iientlid'
ten Geies iino leoiglih Glterli, ber.n
ainoer nah bern 20. 2~ebensiobr &C.
itcrben iino, fotpie Mneeborlge Der
armee, ser ~poitiifen Noli5ei, 6eren
Jrauen unb arieesberiebrte nit ei.
ner aGrperbebinoerllng BON minOe.
items rs Yro5ent bon bieier steilsr
befreit. Sir SPLITTER NIT mebr ais
ieds ainoern tpuroe bonn Miniiterrat
Elm Wiitteroroen" seihftet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07
| bestaetigt eleiehheit
naturaIisierter buerger

Der Mttornep General ser Ser.
einigten Staaten Serbert 8rotpnen,
ST.. ridtete al, Sic %. Sabresfoniea
reno oes NationaI Council on Sea-
trralisation anb G~iti5euibip, Sic i'm
Mpril 1T Netp Worf abgebalten muir.
be, cine gotidaft, in tuelder er oie
Grfldr,na abgab, oab Der Status
zines naturalilierten Entertainers
,iiir nr,s aae iiberaus nertpou lit.
Dir miiiien i'm beeen uno ~pflegen."
Or betIaete sic Satiade, oaB ste Siss
fuifionen bes r,euen Ginmanberungs=
unb gitbiireerunesgeieses 5u 9e'
fiirhtuneen MnlaB eaben. ct perii=
herte, bab fein anitdnoieer @iirger
ooer Bepobner oes 8ereinieten
Gtaaten tpeeen ser prattiifen Mns
apenol,ng Sieies @eieses iree,o'uelde
8eiorsniiie besen ioate. 8enn auf
8runo oieies 8eIetes l1uteriifat=
get porgenontnlet tperoelt, Damn be-
sieben lih oieie nlr auf eit,elt pers
fdminoeno fleiten Hro5entlas Der
taturaliiierten @iirger unb stuar le'
bieIih geeen nerbreteriihe. iubpers
iipe uSer forrltpte Glemente.
Ser Cert Ser 8otihait oes attor'
men General lalttet fclgenSermaBen:
,Su sen, getpaltigea gpos Der
omerifaniifen @eididte fpielten Die
sSremSbiirtigen cine entldeioenoe
Moue. Mande BON ibnen m,,roen
at ~beriibmten Tiibrern in Der Srollz
itrie, in ser @iienihaft luo 1t Der
auuit. MnSere tpareu stpar ,peniger
betonnt, ober lie erIiiaten Oie tpeI ents
Iideu 2ebensa,ifgabet. Die lllts Der
slntas itellt. Sic haben ihren atrs
hern iene @eitanuns eingepTlan5t,
bie aus unierer @ation bas fi~ibrenoe
bemofratiide @pIf aemaflt bat.
v8ir leben ,pdbrenS elmer if,tpez
reu ariienseit in Ser 8eidid)te Imez
rifas. Iud) tplroe Sic Siibrlrt9 in
unierent 2anbe gea1loert. Gielenigen,
bie iif nit bem I'M Muslanoe gebore=
net Serionen beiaiien. mit''en Elm
neles ginpanberuugs- uno G1nbltrs
aeruuasaeIes aripenben. Gas 8eles
lit befanntlih ,te1, fopifisiert II. pielz
iaf oerGnbert poroen. Die 8elpres
d,uueen oieIes ~1imfalierben uab in=
TolaebeNen audi bertpideltet @eieses
haben our Terpirru,,g uto 5u Be-
ioraniiien unierer fremobiirtisen Sc
polterung eeiiibrt. Bir uiiien, Sab
bieie nnr,tbe nit ser Seit nerihpinz
ben miro, aber id ersreife bieie &C.
Iegenbsit. I'm, gu peritdern, bab fir
bic anItGnoigen 8iirger ODER 8etpobz
ner Ser S~ereinisten Staaten gar
fein anlaB su ireenomeld)en 8eiorgs
nii1en beitebt. timer BOLT bot raois
tionen aeseniiber Yieniden aus aa.
oeret 2Gnoern, sic al ,as famen,
Inn lid bier ansuiieoeln, @aitfreunoz
itait uno SoIerans eeiibt. seit Dem
geginn hires 8eltanoes bat rnlere
8epubIif Die ginmanoerer tuilfcms
menaebeiBen, tie bat lie itets ba;it err
mutiat. iih Tim Sic ainerifaniihe
staatsbireeridait si betperben. Die
ie @eitber;isfeit miro Die 8eoanten
,inb os Sanollngen uuieres @oltes
iortoauernb beieelen.
Gs lit MIR natiirlih, baB man
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07

tp6breno elmer ariien3eit Sic 8emii=
buneen auf sic Gepdbrleiitang Der
Matchmaker Siderbeit ridtet. gs bill
BET nun cine Seileridein,,ne oieier
augemeinen Wadiamfeit, bab ettpa
sebntauieno naturaliiierte 8iirger ei=
nerHriifltg untersogen tperoen. Man
fam beute oas grgebnis bieier uts
teriudungen nod nidt norausieben.
gs IGbt iit nidt norauegnebmen, IN
tpiepielen Sdlen has 8iirgerredt als
rnrehtmdBie erporben mioerrufen
Mrs. Mber bieie l1nteriudungen be.
riibren 'einen minjigen Sell unierer
naturaliiierten 9iirger, fain elm
sebntel zines 8ro5ents. IS bat,oelt
iid bierbei Ieoielid tint nerbred,eriz
ibe, i,bperitpe uno forrupte glemeas
te. Sd m0d,te betom.,t, oaB 1,el,nuno=
neun3is l,no neunjebntel 9rc5ent
unierer nat,,raliiierten 8iirger an
%itdnbige, eeiesestreue 1nao lopale
9iireer iino, bie niht oen geringltct
anlab 81. i%rsenopelden 8eiorgniiien
baben.
sd besc Die er6Bte getuunoernns
uno Sodahtl,ne fir Sic natltralilier=
ten 8iireer. ct bat Sic ueitgebenoen
Grior6eraiiie unierer Ginipanoe=
runasaeiese ur,o bariiber binals Die
idypierigen Musleiebeoinguneen ct
fiiaen miiiian, ,peld)e sic Worausiet=
SUMO sumt 8iireerred)t5er,perb bill
oen. gr lit Mmerifaner burf 8abl
unO nift Oltrd) bloben 8eburts5us
fau. Gr bot ieinen Ylat in 1,nierem
Gclfe erobert ,,no lit p0llig gleit als
amerifaniidrar 9iirger Sem gebiirtis
gen Imerifaner.
Scr Status bes naturaliiterten
Entertainers lit etpas @ertpolles,
bas mir oue beeen ,tnb pflegen mill
ien. Sd fam Sic Geriid)eru,g abgez
ben, oaB i'd, aues tltn iperoe, lpas IN
meiner Wad)t itebt, Inn bie Red,te
aGer Imerifaner u oerteiSigen, foz
pohl Ser bier gsbcrenen dls allt Der
frembbiirtisen. Sas 9epartement OF
Suffice wiro eirte rationale Gulitit
unterltiisen, sic Siderbeit seuabrz
leiitet r,nS bel allen fremobiirttgen
9erionen lit Den &ereinieten Staa=
ten, sic unieren an,erifaniiden Sbea=
len oienen, bas @efiibl %nationaler
3ugeboriefeit ertuett."
Ser HationaI Council OF Natltra<
Ii;ation auS Giti3enibip lit eine 8o1=
fereuser,,ppe, sic ben,ibt lit, sic &C.
iase iiber Ginbiireerung uno Gin'
manSerune uno ibre 9urdiiibruns
at perbeiiern. 8raiioent oieier Or
ganiiation lit 81. 9oralo 8. Doung.
8eab 9etpis lit Obmann oes Greci'
tipe 8oarb unb Wtrs. &utb 3. Mur=
php erefutiper Siseprdiioent. Sen
augemeinen Gegenitano ser 9tsfui=
lion anlGblif Der %. Sabresfonie=
rem; bilbete bas Sbema runiere mo-
tionale Holitif uno bic Jremobiirz
tigen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07
Exkoenig Carol
ruhtb bel SEMEN
Ahnen

0iiiabon ,8ortueaI. - SIM San.
tbeon Der bieiieen romtid. fatboIilden
ct. gtncer,t aatbeorale - felt 700
Sabren Die @rabitdtte portrgieiiiher
@oniasfamiIien - tpurbe ser 2eid.
nam Ser rltmdniiden grfoaies Carol
beigeiest. gs ruben bort bereits oie
@ebeine pieler feiner portneieiiIden
abnen, aber Carol lit ser erite, oeiieu
2eihenfeier bort nah anberent als
r0niid.fatboliidem @itas erfolgte.
Carol tpl,rbe int eriediIbsortbobo.
TEN @lauben eraosen, bod bie Srau.
~erfeier in ser &atbeorale, tpie audi Die
borber in ieiner SiIa nabe gitoril
abgebaItsne, tpl,r6e bon @en. Sugb
Sarrie, oem 9aplan ser britiiden
8otid,aft, nod bem &itl1al ser argli.
faniiden Sohfirde geleitet.
Ser ebemaliee a0nie un6 8ruoer
2eihtfub erlag am 4. MpriI, SO Sab.
re alt. einem S%ersidlue. Ct itarb in
SEN Mrmen ieiner @attin, Yrin3et
elena, eeb. Maeba 2upescu, sic Ell
nad elmer 2iebidaft, tpeIhe er bereits
ais 4ronprin3 Mitte ser 5tpansieer
Sabre beeann, 1947 in 8raiilien bet
ratete. Oieier Sipiltrauung folste
1919 1T 2iiiabon sic gbeiblieBuua
NIT Sanftion Der griedii9 . fatboli'
iGen Stride.
Carols Sobn, grf6nig MiDat
tpobrte ser 9rauerfeier niht bel, Jon
Bern ididte einen &rar5. Ct blieb IT
2auianne an ser Seite ieirer @attir
Yrin3eiiin Slime bon 8ourbon.8ar
mo, Die Dor Der @eburt hires brittsr
ainoes itebt.
Tim sic nergoIbete Sabre idarter
iid) aablreide Sprohea f6niglide,
SGuIer rn6 sic Gertretar mebrere,
8egieruneen. Ser Sraueraue beitanI
aus iiber 200 Iutomobile,,, Die 1eber
oen 2eiStra9enoen eins Giiue por
8lilmen braften. Ser 8agen in BEN
Yrinseiiin Glena. Yrias @nore1p TO-
tpie 8rins Nicolas 1nb feline 8attir
iaBen, fiibrte sic rumdniihe aOnigs'
itanoarte. Iuf bam 10 Weilen LANCER
@eg BON Carols Giua Biz our &atbe
braIe biIbeten aablreid)e Wenider
Spalier, uno an, Gortal ipuroe Del
2eifnam bon elmer milttdriidet
Gbrenpade nit prdientiertsn, @e
tpebr begriiBt. tpdbrenb cine Mili
tGrfapeIe Gbopins Sraaermari9 IN
tcnierte.
Mm MItar iab n1a1t inter a,tberer
gr5ber5og Otto bon Oeiterrei6 uni
feline @attin, aen ipaniihen Ebro1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07

prGtenbenten 9on S,,an Bourbon
uno 9rin5eB Maria Merceoes, Die
iusoilatpiihen Yrin;en Mnoretu 1tno
TomisIap als 8ertreter boz, &ontgin'
mutter Marie, fotpie Carols Bruber.
Yrin3 Micolas, unb 5eiien 8dttin,
Hrinaeiiin Soma. 9ie @itue tuuroe
bon Bring Mnbretp eefiibrt.
Ser Eribatanoaht in Der 8iao
tpobnte II. a. Der ebemaliide italieni'
ihe @0rid ltmberto bel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07
SOHO P"P Pxst f%s'
SchmIERUnG

Sic haben mehr Vergnuegen bel Frueh-
lingsfahrten, wenn Ihr Chassis frisch
geschmiert list, fuer gepolsterte, ruhige
Fahrt. Soho 3O-Schritte Schmierung
macht Ihr Chassis bereit fuer warmes
Wetter. Soho Dienstleute sind durch-
aus familiaer nit den Schmierpunkten
an allen Autos. und sic haben genau die
Sommersorte Schmiermittel, die Ihr
Auto brauche.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07
SOHO t K.ss',
SPEz|ALITAET

Das u. S. Bureau Of Standards warnt: "Uhter
keinen Umstaenden 3sollte Antifreeze Loesung
waehrend des Sorhmers in Ihrem Kuehlsystem
bleiben I'm die Warming zu befolgen,
wird Soho Ihr altes Antifreeze ablaufen lassen
Und ais weiteren Schultz gegen Korrosion offe-
riert Soho desc "Kuehlsystem : Specialized" ~
cine Csc Buechse Radiator Protektor fuer nur
Ate. Dieses Angebot erlischt am l. Juni.
sU. S. Bureau of Standards Bulletin No. sos.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07
SOHO HQD
M0T0R0EL

HQD list Elm Fruehjahrstonik fuer
Ihren Motor! Es gibt Ihrem Auto
mehr Energie fuer Fruehlingsfahr-
ten, well es Ihren Motor frei von
schaedlichen Ablagerungen haelt. Die
richtige SommerschWere HQD fuer
Ihr Auto list jetzt fuer Sic bereit in
Soho Stationen und bel Soho
Haendlern.
Evening star., 1953-06-26

Powerful fans that cool large room. Cir
culates cool air from floor throughout the
room Attractive baked enamel finish. Ideal
to use as seat or beverage table when fan is
not in use. Saturday at all Lacys stores.
Evening star., 1953-06-26

Clarendon. Va.
300 N. Wash. Blvd.
Next Door TO
Arlington Post Office
Open $50 to ?
Evening star., 1953-06-26
',1endous suvings tomorrow!

cys stores have gone alou in this oneday clearance
ind tomorrow Saturday. is the day for to get the things
need at prices that will please budget Many brand
1858 modes Others 1852 and 1858 floor samples open
Aggest you shop early tomorrow for choice selection
and warranty only where required Because of limited qan-
tiles in some instances; mail phone orders Abso
e none sold to dealers Sure charge account
It any of Lacy's stores.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10

signed to measure aptitude for
learning the duties of the position.
The starting rate of pay is $1.47
per hour.
Railroad trackman lead foreman,
which starts at $201 per hour, re-
quireS 9 months of experience in
the construction or maintenance
and repair of railroad trackage
with evidence of supervisory ability
preferably represented by actual
supervisory experience over work.
ers engaged in this type of work.
Applicants for ammunition and
explosives lead foreman must have
1 II years of experience in Surveil-
lance inspection, testing or stor-
ing of chemical ammunition dur
ing which they demonstrated sup
ervisory qualifications preferably
by actual supervisory experience.
The starting rate of pay is $1.94
per hour.
Sole requirement for typist is
successful completion of a typing
and clerical test. Starting rates of
pay are $275O and $295O a year.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10

employees and provides that sea-
sonal employees engaged for the
eight-months tobacco crop season
will be covered by the Group Life
Insurance and Retirement Income
plans paid for entirely by Philip
Morris. Continued participation in
these plans, even during the Off
seasons, is provided for employees
who maintain consistent employ.
ment records. Both plans already
apply to regular full time employ
eeS.
The agreement also increased
wage rates. making Philip Morris
scales among the highest in the
tobacco industry; and in addition,
Philip Morris became the first Of
the a'Big Five" cigarette manufac-
turers to grant three-week annual
vacations after 20 years service,
to factiry employees.
The seasonal workers plan has
particular significance for tens OF
thousands of Negroes employed in
stemming and processing plants in
the entire tobacco bolt, as well as
for the many others who are en-
gagged in agricultural employment,
processing crops across the nation
Under the Group Insurance Plan,
employees will be insured for ap-
proximately twice their annual
wage until retirement, when the
sum is then reduced to a death
benefit of approximately eight
months earnings. The retirement
income, together with Social Sc
curity, will provide approximately
500 of the average annual earn
ings after 80 years of service.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10
Bible Comment:
Jesus Asks Loyalty
Only as He Gave 1t
To God His Father

TRUE Christianity is not an
= easy religion. But then Jesus
never offered His disciples ease
or pleasure. He offered them
only "Joy" He told them to be of
good cheer in very dark hour,
told them of the rich rewards
for service which were offered
in the Kingdom of Heaven, and
always spoke of the sacrifice Of
certain things which are regard
ed very highly in the eyes of the
world.
Jesus spoke of the Kingdom as
q pearl of great price which
everyone should be willing to
sell everything to buy.
The distinctive thing about the
Jews from very ancient times
was the insiStence of their re-
ligion on loyalty to God. 1t
stated in the commandment: "Thou
shalt have no other Gods before
me-" There was no part of a
mans life that was free from the
presence of his God. The obli-
cation to serve God was always
active and waiting to be fulfilled.
Jesus demanded no formal all
iegiance to Himself except in the
way he gave allegiance to the
Father. He did insist. however,
on loyalty to the Truth.
There is no halfway point in
Christianity and that is the rea-
son why many protesting Chris
tianS find neither ease nor hap
piness in their religion. It is
only in the lives of those who fol-
low the Christian way complete
ly that we are able to find the
true beauty of the Christian re-
igion.
The Christian who has accept
ed the disciplines of his religion
has the ease and grace of one
who has enjoyed a long and in
innate fellowship with the Mas
ter.
There are easy-going members
in every congregation. But there
are also earnest souls whose re-
ligion is the dominant thing in
their lives. These are the ones
who will win that easy manner
which is the sign of self-disci-
| pline.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10
CSSsoAf'
" SAYS.

In all the history of the world,
nothing has yet surpassed the
fOrcefuI impact made upon mans
thinking as when our founding
fathers struck off the shackIeS of
brutal tyranny.
1t was the success of the
American Revolution that estab-
lished the doctrine of the Rights
of Man i'm it's true sense, as the
doctrine of the right to indivi-
dual freedom on all planes which
belong to man as the image and
likeness of God; for that is what
the phrase in the Declaration of
Independence concerning life,
liberty, andt he pursuit of happi-
ness really means. This assertion
of the GOd-given right of every
person to develop in his own way
is the fundamental premise >.
yes, the very foundation upon
which American democracy is
built.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10
Phil p Morris Extends Security Program;
Neqro Seasonal Workers Seen Benefited

NEW YORK (GLOBAL)-Phil
Morris and Company and the To-
bacco work ers International
Union, AFL, have signed an agree
ment on a far-reaching employee
benefits program, designed to in
clude seasonal tobacco workers,
most of whom are Negroes. This
is first in the history of the to-
bacco industry, and is part of a
two-year contract negotiated by
the Union with the company.
The agreement covers all plant
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10

Rare indeed is the proud father
who doesn't carry a snapshot Of.
his offspring irr his wallet. But
unfortunately, few Of the photos
do justice to the child, according
10 Weegee. famed news and free
lance photographer and author.
III Weegee, whose name has be-
come synonymous with the un-
usual in photography, has just
written . new 64-page booklet
called "Weegee's Secrets of Shoot
ing With Photofash" in which he
discusses all phases of fash pho
Biography including q special sec.
tion on children.
! When it comes to photograph
ing their children, Weegee says
most parents freeze up at the
controls Of the camera and don't
capture the real personality Of
the child. The first step in success
fully photographing children ie TO
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10
u. ). Civil Service
Examination
To Be Held

The Board of u. S. Civil Service
Examiners, Navajo Ordnance De-
pot, Flagstaff, Arizona has an
nounced that there are openings
for IA explosives inspectors, rail
road trackman lead foreman, 1
ammunition and explosives lead
8remap and 5 typists.
The sole requirement for ex-
plosives Inspector is successful
completion of a written test de-
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10

study your subject until you know
all his personal characteristics,
4Weegee says. 4
+ "What are the things that make
your child individual - different
from other children? He may
have an unusual way Of eating,
walking, laughing. Those are the
things which give photograph the
desirable quality Of hfe," Weegee
advises. Every child is natural
actor. If you have q family pet,
include the pet in your picture.
The result will be a true, fasci-
mating record Of your child's life
against the background of natural
surroundings-his home."
For details on how to get this
helpful booklet, see your local
Photographic outlet or write West
inghouse Lamp Division, Dept.
7O39, Bloomfield. N. J.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10
DUNBAR
SCHOOL
EWS
Mary Ellen Bell

The faculty and staff of the
Dunbar School working on its in
service program presented a panel
discussion on, Specific Techniques
For Developing Readiness" on
Thursday, April 9th in the school
library. Panel participants were
Mrs. Nellie Byers, Mrs. Helen
French, instructors at Arizona
State College at Tempe; Mrs. Doris
Jones, primary supervisor of the
Roosevelt school district; Miss Mil
dred Giesecke, primary supervisor
of the Phoenix Elementary schools
and Miss Bertha Myers, primary
teacher at Dunbar School.
In addition to- the Dunbar group,
others attended including teachers
from other schools in the district.
This program was planned by the
Faculty Meetings Committee, con-
sisting of Bertha Myers, Morrison
Warren, and Elder Russell. DR..
Walter l., Murray, principal, an
nounced that the next program
will be devoted to a discussion on
children's literature.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10


Dunbar School Parent-Teacher
Association has made elaborate
plans for. banquet which will oc-
cur on Friday, April "a, at the
Dunbar School. A planning COM
mittee, under the leadership of
Mrs. Doll Lewis, has planned a
menu. Three door prizes will be
given to persons holding the lucky
numbers. The proceeds from the
banquet will be used to purchase
additional audio--visual aids equip
ment for the school. Mrs. Fred
Banks, president, announced that
election of officers will be held at
the May meeting.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10

In the home, all electric circuits
wired with No. IA wire should
have no more than a 15-amp fuse,
anda circuit wired with No. II
wire should have no more than a
20-amp fuse.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-10

Each class of the school had an
Easter party which consisted of
programs and Easter egg hunt.
Many parents participated in the
planning of the program.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Senate TO Take Up
Treaty Curb Early,
Bricker Predicts

Senator Br1cker, Republican, OF
Ohio. predicted today the Senate
will take up at the coming ses-
sion his controversial proposed
change in the Constitution to
curb the treaty-making power
regardless of whether admins
tration objections are ironed out
in the meantime.
The Ohio Senator said he still
hopes it will be possible to get to-
gether with the Presidents ad-
visers, but made it clear he will
not accept the compromise Of
fered at the last session by Ma
jority Leader Knowland of Cali
fornia.
But, with or without an agree
ment. Senator Bricker said he
does not believe it will be pos
sible for Senate leaders to avoid
taking up the issue on the floor.
Would Require Laws.
The Bricker amendment has
two major detectives:
. l. To prevent any treaty from
having the force of domestic law
in the United States unless fol-
lowed by enactment of law CIV
ing it such effect.
2. To empower Congress to
regulate the Presidents author
ity to enter into executive agree
mentS in lieu of treaties.
Such agreements do not re-
quire Senate ratification.
Secretary of State Dulles and
Attorney General Brownell have
taken a firm stand against the
Bricker proposal on the ground
it would hamper the President in
directing foreign affairs. Presi-
dent Eisenhower Endorsed the
Knowland substitute.
Provides for Stipulation.
This substitute omits the pro-
vision seeking to curb executive
agreements.
It also provides that a treaty
would have to be implemented by
an act of Congress only when the
Senate wrote such a stipulation
into a particular treaty. This
eliminated the blanket effect of
the Bricker proposal.
The Knowland substitute also
made it clear that the courts
could review cases in which trea-
ties are alleged to conflict with
the Constitution.
Senator Bricker said today this
court provision of the Knowland
substitute is worse than giving
Congress broader power over
treaties because it would give the
Supreme Court a second guess on
any treaty.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
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