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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-29
CANTON, OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

Two strikes against us at the
last meeting, weather and the
"Flu', but there were some that
didn't mind getting a little wet
and attended, hoping those will
have a speedy recovery and will
be wit bus next time.
Welcomed new members Mr..
& and Mrs. John Fultz. Mrs. ia
hanna Stutz. Mr.. & Mrs. Henry
Wellman. The former Barb Ne
lcchek! Sure was good to see YOU
Heinie and Barb. You've really
kept yourselves in Information
perhaps YOU may be able to help
us draw out few more ole
timers. Hoping to see some of
them at the dance Saturday night.
I'm sure YOU won't be disap-
pointed with the band. Bill Fuss
says that he'll substitute. altho he
voucheS for Zoe Stevens band
who will furnish the music for
dancing from $50 to 1880. SO
let's all be there to trip the light
fantastic or stomp out the polka.
Our next meeting will be Fe-
bruarv 13, 500 p. IN. Contact or
knock down and drag as many
new members YOU can for the
next get together. Refreshment
committee will be Mrs. Ted Bur-
riS. Mrs. Davil Clark and Mrs.
VIM. Fuss now! Join one month
and serve the following SO il your
name is pretty close to the be-
ginning of the alphabet as Bro
ther Martin saws vous better slap
a l. in front of it.
Hoping next report will convey
good news as to the success of
our dance. those few that have
joined our club putting all their
efforts in making it success are
working real hard to get the club
we'll organized. We want YOU.
YOU. and you! Show that YOU still
have some of your ancestral
spunk left i'll YOU and come and
Join us to keep things rolling.
]. Dickson
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-29

by Erwin Bendel, Youngs-
town (?)
,. Die Gipfel der Karpathen
........................... Binder-Lassel
To be mimeographed by Erwin
Bendel SS1a Glenaven Ave,
Youngstown S, Ohio
). Gesprengt sind deiner Burgen
Tore .... ......Rudolf Schuster
To be mimcographed by Erwin
Bendel, Youngstown S. Ohio
4. Wintersong ........F. +. Bullard
Oliver Ditson Co. (Theodore
Presscr Co.. Distributors, Bryn
Mawr. Pa
CO.. Mixed Choruscs:
|. Die Himmel erzaehlen die Ehre
Gottes, aus "Die Schocpiung"
........... ..............." Jos. Haydn
In possession OF every Sing.
Soc. blue Book) Festchoere
des 9. Bundessaengerfestes.
Canton, Ohio, 1o4l. Page IA or
No. 5. To be performed with
Orchestra
,. Hans und Liesl (Bcarbcitung.
+. +. Koch) Nolkslied. Edition
Hans Binzer. POP East S5 St,
New York %. y. y.
). Showboat Medley IS. A. r. B. J
.....................:.... Jerome Kern
Edition +. B. Harms Co.. r. n.
O. Building, Rockefeller Ceu-
ter, New York. \. y.
!. Ensemble aus "Flcdermaus"
............................. Jol. Strauss
Omit Orchcster)
Edition Hans Binzer. 202 East
S5rd Street, New York %.
y. Y.
Now il YOU should have any OF
the music in Your library. YOU can
practice them. If YOU have these
numbers. please, let me know, ii
will save us some money.
Thanking YOU all in advance.
Nv new address is:
Minnie Schenker,
r. ID. 6
Go BiSclow Trailer Court,
Irwin, Pa.
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Treas, Alfred Konnerth;
Trustees Daniel Weber, .Jr!s
Simon Spack; Fred Thesis, SRI:
Gus Falk; Andrew Klein;
Fin. Sec, Ronald Fleischer:
Orph. Father Andr. Drotleft
Marshalls. Matt Drotleff, AH
bert Spack:
Custodian, Henry Heidenreich
c. V. Sec, John Ulrich;
Juvenile Sec, John Spack. j
We have a very nice group q
officers here. Let's get behln0
them and make this very SUD
cessful year for the club. A woId
of thanks and praise to all of
ficers who served in the pas1
year.
Let's not forget our regu'af
monthly meeting, OIL the tlrs1
Friday in Feb. (Feb. 9th at S:oQ
p. M Let's try to fill the meet
ing room to capacity and maka
this a banner year for the lodge4
I guess this is about all tof
now. Any member knowing o3
anv news or events which shoulQ
be in the paper get in contacq
with me and I will try to get u
in my article.
See you at the club!
Herman w. Linde9
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BRANCH 33

The new Officesr for the year
1883 were installed by Past Pre-
sidcnt Brother John Foisel at our
last meeting held January 10.
This past week. one OF our
Younger members. namely Robert
Fucker. was called to the service
OF Uncle Sam. See YOU around
again soon. Bob.
Members of the sick list this
month are brothers VIM. Schnei-
der, Michael Cesak and Martin
Nav. The members wish YOU all
a speedy recovery brothers.
Our next meeting will be held
Sunday, February 8. 1888 at , :OO
p. m. at the East Side SachSen-
helm.
This past weekend yours truly
was presented with baby
daughter. Mother mad daughter
doing fine.
John r. Schneider, Sec.
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GARY, INDIANA
BRANCH 40

The next meeting of Our Br.
viii be held Februar II, 1888 in
the Saxon home at II and Roose-
welt. What time: 2 90 p. IN. The
refreshment committee for this
meeting includes Johann Gross
Springman, Margaret Frank. Ag-
net kellingcr. Helen Sleziak.
Dear members! Those who
forgot to send or bring the
monthly dues book to the meet
ing Jan. IA. please bring them
or send the in the meeting on the
II of Februar at ? 90 p. IN. This
is important and must be checked
like all books. The sick committee
for the month from Ian. 18th
until February II includes katha-
rina Falk and Elizabeth Sleziak.
Sister Agnes Goeldner is on the
sick list. The sick committe will
please visit this sister once a
week.
The Deputies for the year 1888
are Anna Helvig. 1901 Taft.
Phone 2-5556 and Hermine Guist,
1886 Roosevelt Place. Phone 2
1144. If anyone wishes to become
a member of Branch 40, please
ask those officers. They will be
glad to help YOU become men,
Der of Branch 40.
The new officers of Branch 40
are:
Anna Helvig, President:
katharine Gross. Vice Pres;
Sara Olson. Recording Sec;
Loretta Tetzlouf. Fin Sec;
Bertha Helvig, Treasurer:
Maria Urschel. {. V. Sec:
katharina Winande. |. Turstee !;
Anna Schieb, ?. Trustee;
Anna kobza, 5. Trustee;
Maria Maurer, Serg. at Arms {;
Anna Wcnrich, Orphanmother {:
Deputies, Anna Helvig and
Hermine Guist.
Anna Helvig, President,
Sara Olson, Prot. Sec.
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Siebenbuerger Sachsen-
Saengerbund Won Nord-Amerika

VIII YOU please send me a note
telling me who your officers are,
l have some of the Sections new
officers, if they are the same all
you have to do is say they are. We
would like to have our Nereins-
kalender fixed up. SO | don't have
to send and resend things to the
different Sections, please CO.
operate with me.
1t is also the first Of the year
and the head tax is due. so cents
per head. Remember. we have a
Saengerfest coming up in Sep
tcmber 1858.
If YOU have any Of these songs
please practice them until YOU
receive your music. | am very
sorry, | can't say | can send 1t
right away. | havn't the music yet
but as soon as | receive it YOU all
will have it.
Songs for the Saengerfest in
Erie, September 1883:
A. Ladies Choruses:
|. I'm Waldo,
.......F. Mendelssohn- Bartholdy
In possession of every Sing.
Soc.
Green Book of 1857 Salem
lestchoerc, Page y
2. Waldkonzert ...MaN Muehlert
To be ordered from Hans Bin
ger. POP East S5rd Street, New
York %. \. y.
Orchestration on Rental from
Publisher il wanted
5. Der Taubcr ....Rudolf SChuStcr
To be mimeographed by Erwin
Bendel. $751; F. Glcnaven Ave.,
Youngstown ;, Ohio
(not i'll print)
T. Zigeuner (S. 5. Az
......................... Noel Coward
? - II. SOl9
Harms. Inc. New York. \. \.
(R) Male ChoruSes
I. Aufruf zur Iagd"....Phil Ortiz
7 don't know the Name of the
Foreign publisher: suggested
by Mr.. Rcschkc from Detroit
probably to be mimeo@raphe,l
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BRANCH 81

The meeting of the Ladies All
was held at the Club, on Wedncs-
day January 7 at which time,
election of officers took place.
Mrs. Fred Meier, Pers.: Mrs.
Grcgorius Paul. Vice Presidents:
Mrs. Daniel Szabo. Secrtear; Mrs.
George Schuller, Treasurer; Mrs.
John Schuster, Fin. Sec; Mrs.
Frank kolch and Mrs. Carl
kleckner; Trustees: Mrs. VIM.
Bender and Helen kloose
Mars; Mrs. Andy Kloose, Central
Verb. Secretary.
A word of "Thanks' to all the
old officers for their fine efforts
this passed year.
Our next meeting will be held
on February !.
Everyone Come
Mrs. Daniel Szabo, Sec.
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CANTON, OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

What's New! Everything is
popping in Canton in preparation
for the reunion dance Jan. 81.
Prophesy being that we will have
grand turn out for the ball. Are
you going to be there? Tickets
will be available at the door Is
cents per person.
What delightful way to in
form me Johnny Of my additional
duty, didn't you realize as pinch
hitter for me that it meant
another job for you too?
Our membership should be
doubled soon if the telephone
campaining has been some aspira-
ton as to rouse interest in YOU
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NILES, OHIO
NOTICE!

Sunday. February I, 1888 will
be the 47th birthday of Branch
20 of Niles. Ohio which received
its charter way back on February
!. 1906. We have come along way
since then and we would like to
have all members present, when
we celebrate this birthday. The
meeting will be held at 2 90 p. IN.
at the Hall at III Belmont Ave
nue. in Niles. Ohio. See. if you
can't make it point to attend
this meeting.
Sincerely Yours.
Frederick Fritz" Schell.
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DETROIT, MICH.
BRANCH 81
Meeting

The regular business meeting
will be held on February !, 1888
at Carls Tap Room, So39 Gratiot
Avenue. Let's keep up the excel
lent attendance we've been having
the past few meetings.
Anniversary
Have YOU made your reserva-
tons for the Banquet and Dance
to be held at the Eddie Stinson
Post. Van Dyke and Lynch Roads
an February s, 1888? If not, you'd
better hurry and do SO now! This
promises to be one of the best
events we've had in years.
Sick List
The following members are on
the sick list: Sara Zickeli, Andrew
Birthlemer, John Seller, .Jr.
TO them we wish speedy and
complete recovery soon.
A. Seller, Sec.
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CHICAGO. ILL.
BRANCH IS

Dear Members: The next meet
ing will be held on Wednesday
February 4th 1888. President Sa-
ia Weinrick requests all men,
bers TO be present. Special bust
ness for the coming year is to
be decided upon.
The following are in the COM
mittee to serve refreshments !:
Sara Binder, Helen Hill, Rose
Kemp, Mildred krestel, Elizabeth
Linz.
Congratulations to all sisters
who celebrated their names day
Sara Januar 10Th.
Eliz. Lining, Sec.
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CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

lust to tell YOU. that we
planned Namenstag Card Party
for February the 4th. p. NJ. al
w. S. Helm. We got all the prices
donated at the last meeting. This
is for the members with Namens-
tag from January. February
March and April. Will YOU dear
sisters who have Namcnstag in
these months please bring some
baked goods along.
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March 4th is our 5lst .Annivcr-
Sarv Banquet at 8 p. III. Every
member will receive double post
card. one to reply to Your Sc
cretarv whether YOU will attend
or not. Please reply as soon as
possible. so that we should know
for how many people to prepare.
Next meeting is February lst.
+. Tischler. Sec.
p, %.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-29

OF the radio commentators say that
the personal prayer" WAS written
in the interval between that church
service and the moment when he
left for the Capitol.
We shall never know what word
or phrase. what moment Of silence
opened the soul Of this man to his
need to declare anew his faith in
= living God. We can but be srate-
full that he chose to take iis all
with him into this moment Of In
spiratiOn.
Whatever may develop In these
next years, we--and Ill the listen
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BRANCH IS

The annual Blasius dance for
the children will be held on Fri
day January 3Oth with a well
known orchestra known as the
Rythymaires furnishing music
for dancing from 900 p. IN. A
free lunch will be served all
children present and it is hoped
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-29

while the SpeclA
pre-inauguration
service was in
progress. Quite
q group Of peo-
pie had gather
ed and " ere
quietly waiting to
catch . glimpse
of the man 50
soon to take the
oath of once as
the next Pres
j d E mt Of the
United States. In
the late after
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-01-29
This and That from Washinqten
BY Congressman frances P. eeIteo-

I Asst Tuesday morning I passed
IL the National Presbyterian
Church on Connecticut Avenue
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Evening star., 1953-06-21
OPEN 2-7
ALEXANDRIA
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

27O4 CAMERON MILLS RD.
Most Conven. Brick Coloniai
ONLY SHORT WALK FROM GEORGE
Excel. bus serV. to Pentagon and
p: C. Attrac.. liy.. rm. with frepi.,
Gna., ON; rm;. EQUIP; kit. Lovely pvt.
bedrms.. tile bath. Pull bsmt. witt;
playrm.. Law. Det. garage. Beaut,
shaded, level. fenced lot. Fairly
priced ct $22 500. DIRECTIONS:
From Shirlington shopping center
across overpasS and into Parkfairfax,
UP long hill to Chalfonte drive.
Lett TO Cameron Mills rd., right tc
property.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HOLMES RUN fARK
IT YOU

Are Fed Up With Run-of- -the-Miu
Houses
CONE SEE THESE ULTRA-MODERN
CONTEMPORARY 3-BEDRM. BRICK
RAMBLERS. n Choice residential
area! Tirst-2O4 VALLEY BROOK
DRIVE. Relax in the CON-
pITI0NED LIV.-DIN. RIM. In this
lovely WHITE BRICK HOME featur-
ing huge master bedrm. with pvt.
bath. and lse. dressing rIn. De luxe
kit. 2 more lge. bedrms.. tile bath.
garage, lovely Sun-swept lawn.
seeond-202 DEVON DRIVE
Bluegrass lawn and beautiful land
scaping surrounding this home are
brought. in the Thermopane picture
walls for year-around enjoyment.
Liv. nm. features ROMAN BRICK
ETREPLACE WITH RAISED STONE
HEARTH. Dream kit, 8 lovely bed
rms. Compartmented bath, carpoHt,
Dvt. patio.
DIRECTIONS: Out Arlington blvd.
lRt. 50) to Seven Corners. right on
Sleepy Hollow rd.. continuing to
Valley Brook drive. right 20 property.
OR. out Columbia pike past Lake
Barcroit to Sleepy Hollow rd.,
right to Valley Brook drive. left to
property.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
NOT EXCITING

But darn comfortable living. This
freshly decorated 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial can't be touched at the
price IN any other house. EXTRAS;
Tiled powder rm. on 1st fr., rear
porch, FULL DAYLIGHT BSMT. with
BEDRMS. TWIN SIZED: Attached
garage, gorgeous. level, corner land
scaped lot; excellent north ArI. 10.
cation, close to everything. Just
reduced $1,000 to $21, 800; WITH
FABULOUS TERMS.
70 INSPECT: Lee hwy. to Potomac
st., turn risht Q blks. to 2629 North
Evening star., 1953-06-21
ARLINGTON
SACRIFICE SALE
REnITCEn 60 Snn


712 3. GEORGE MASON DRIVE
OmeeS transferred, needs immed. sale
this beautiful home situated on
QUIET SECLUDED STREET OVER
LOOKING PARK. Away from noise
and trafic and only 5 MINUTES no
FENTAGON. Conven. to tFansp.,
shopping. and ST. Thomas Moore
raEochial School: Built BY one Of
the hnest local builders, house has
liv. rm. with Arepl. having williams
window. HALF BATH second T.. 5
lee. hedrms., tiled bath. Full bsmt.
standing finance. You Simply
MUST SEE THIS HOME.
DIRECTIONS: Across 14th et.
Bridge and out Columbia pike past
Glebe rd. intersection tn s. Taylor
turn right to George Mason dr.. left
to property.
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aAnnnA-ono nrvnNr nRIur
FALLS CHURCH
S2,50O DOWN

1909 ARTHUR DRIVE
lovely large landscaped corner iot
IN quiet residential area. Liv. rm.
with din: alcove: equip: kit; util
I'm. 8 ABOVE AVERAGE BEDRMS
Tiled bath, storage attic, tool locker,
fenced rear yard: Asking $l6.950
and out Lee highway throuVh Falls
Church TO National Memorial Park.
Turn right on South West st. Go to
Arthur drive. right to property.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
UNDERPRICED
45-FT. RAMBLER

If you want one floor living in the
city Of Fails Church. hurry. buy
rm., 13x2lla. with ffrepi.; separate
din. rm., breakfast area in fully
equipped kit, 8 lovely hedrms., tiled
bath: PLASTERED " BATH IN
FULL BSMT. Level, landscaped
corner lot with 16O-ft. frontase
Just 3h yrs. young, brick construc-
tion and beautifully decorated;
st. James. ONLY $1S,9SO.
TO INSPECT: Drive out Lee hwy.
to Great Falls st., turn right to
4th st. on right, Dorchester pl., right
again to our OPEN SIGN,
Evening star., 1953-06-21
FALLS CHURCH
NEAR LAKE BAREFOOT
ONLY $1,5OO DOWN

604 BLAIR RD.
Price .draStieally reduced on this
IiFhs Size Tor yoUNc CUFF; coUPE;E 'ois oR
With frepl, din; rm.. GE de, luxe
Kitchen. 2 large bedrnS.. tiled bath;
shops. SCHOOLS, bus to Pentason and
Directions: Out Columbia pike past
Haileys Crossroads to Blair rd.. turn
right to property.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
CHARM AND GRACE

u you're yearning for NEW ENG
don't fail to see this lovely S-bedrm. >,
2vbath white Cape Cod (bedrm.
snd stsadns hath On Il: lst Al d..Sty really o%s .,S:
screened porch and huge DREAM
Kit. There Is also . breezeWay to
the garage and o full dry bsmt.: 4
acre level. prof. landscaped lot.
uNDERPRICED AT $25,BO0.
TO INSPECT: Drive out Mt. Vernon
Memorial blvd; to approx. miles
Hight hlks. to Bunker HiIl I'd.
right again to 200.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN SUNDAY
HAVEN

Immaculate 6-yr.-old brick in excel.
area on h-acre level wooded lot.
or Ath bedrm. with pvt. half bath
on 1St hr.: sep. din. rm., lge. liv.
rm. with firepl., full bsrnt.; attached
garaSe. Grossly underpriced at only
S17,950. Low down payment &C.
DIR: Rte. 236, thru Annandale. to
to Wakefield Forest on left, left at
Lee pl. to open house.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Brick Ranblers
S13,65O

spic- twin-sized bedrms.,
screened patio; cow. Arlington lOca-
ton; terms open.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HOUSES EoR SALIVA.

cool-160.tt. elevation
SSooSl-iM%So6s SooS-iM%So m,lea S'sfan fo rotomSsc; rf4o <;
Cool-Half brick construction.
Cool-Full basement with recreation
Evening star., 1953-06-21
Larchmont Colonial

II you're. q claustrophobia sufferer.
BIG. 13x2l living room with fire-
place. 11x13h dining room, equip.
kitchen with breakfast area. 3 really
twin bedrooms tmaster 12Mx1S),
Ia tiled baths. Attached garage,
24-ft. rec. room in full basement.
Level lot with fruit and shade trees.
One block to bus, 4 blocks to grade
school I,s,,sL and St; Anne,s; ONLY s2I;.
CURED.
TO INSPECT: Drive out Washinston
blvd. to Emerson St, right on Emer-
son l block to 18th, right again to
614S N. 18th st.
J. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
Radio Bldg, Arl. IA. 4-1165
Evening star., 1953-06-21
HOUSES FoR SALIVA,
BUCHANAN'S
BEST BUYS
All Open / til $50
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

Higher priced homes in the sur.
rounding area assures future valuo.
One Of our reasons for recommend.
ing this spotlesS. nearly new, s.
TURPs OSS bfe.sS SoG1sa sde scr.eaeS sEsT perss A
level handicapped lot, proximity TO
transp. and school; LORCOM LANE
TRANSP. and excel. FHA-GI nnanc-
ing; PRICED RIGHT AT $I9,5OO.
70 INSPECT: Old Dominion dy. to
MNilIllismsburg VIII blvd; Dust past Little
riKht again to 1924 3SFd rd., North.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY Hills

330S ALABAMA AVE.
80 HUGE LIv: RM.. 1925
With fireplace, din. rm., equip. kit,
bedrmS.. tiled bath. huge rear scr.
porch. Upstairs lge. peneled dem
pleyrm. Or bedrm. 2nd, bedrm.. full
maids bath. att. garage. Lovely
fenced wooded lot.
DIRECTIONS: From Arlandria shop
ping center out Russell Hd., turning
tight on Beverly drive and uphill.
sharp rtght on Alabama ave-, con-
tinue to property.
Evening star., 1953-06-21
MTJITI-LEVET1

MULTI-LEVEL
Contemporary split design. Mod.
entr. foyer. 24xl6-ft. rec.-liv. rm.
with firepl.. lge. din. rm.. rear patio
and screened pch.. styled kit,
lower level has 23-ft. rec. rm. and
frep!., maids rm., bath; 2-car
DIR: Rte. ] south Of Alex. to TT.
E,,nt rd;. left at light past Belle
wall. ri"ht to open house.
RELAX
On the patio Of this charming stone
and brick, 3-bedrm., 1h-bath RAM
stone firepl. Many nice features,
Incl, traverse rods and drapes,
bookshelves, dishWasher, disposall,
washer, att. garage. Assume very
lEe. 40 CT loan.
DIR: Lee hwy. past Hechinger's in
Falls Church, right on Jackson ST.,
right on Seaton lane, left on Oak
st; to open house.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
. 2419 Wilson Blvd. Arlington !.
ia. 7-5200: Open Ewes. IA. 2-4141
Evening star., 1953-06-21

ANTIQUE brick, 3 bedrms, full base
ment with fireplace. larse liv.-dtn
rm. (13x2D with fireplace. nice kit
with FormicA and disposal; col v. 70
schools; termS arranged.
Evening star., 1953-02-12
No News From White House
Is Good News for Garden Clubs

peas, potatoes, dessert and cof-
fee-no soup.
One of the guests, Senator
Margaret Chase Smith, Repub-
lican, of Maine, wouldn't even
reveal that much. She told news
men to refer their menu queS-
tionS to the White House.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty told a news
conference later he thought that
degree of caution was ridiculous.
There is no secrecy imposed on
White House callers except in
such matters as meetings of the
strategy making National Secur-
ity Council, he added.
All the same, the news flow on
such things as luncheons con-
tinues thin.
Table Decorations Detailed.
The press Office does supply,
along with the guest list, a de-
tailed rundown of the table dec
orations, and that's how the
preference for blue iris can be
established.
Decorations for the Is Repub-
lican Senators yesterday were
given as blue irises, white snap
dragons, yellow roses, bronze
freesia and Baker fern.
Day before yesterday Mrs. Ell
senhower was hostess to the
wives of her husbands cabinet
members. Decorations: Yellow
roses, white snapdragons, bronze
freesia. blue iris and baker fern.
In previous luncheon COM
muniques you find:
February 3-Acacia, brandy
wine roses, blue irises, white
Snapdragons and baker fern.
February 5-Brandywine roses,
blue irises, white snapdragons
and baker fern.
February 6-White snap
dragons, blue iriseS, brandywine
roses, acacia and baker fern.
You may be able to distinguish
a pattern here. Same flowers,
two days running, at luncheons
this week. Same flowers, though
listed in different order, for each
of the three previous luncheons.
Evening star., 1953-02-12
BY the Associated Press

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 12.-
Twelve men were indicted here
today by a Federal grand jury
for alleged shipment of arms to
Mexico.
A 25-page, 11-count indict-
ment charged conspiracy to vio-
late the Neutrality Act.
Two of those indicted were
Thomas D. Park and Thurman
Randle, partners in Thurman
Randle & Co. of Dallas, a firm
which deals in arms.
They are charged with having
conspired to violate the arms
export provisions of the Neu-
trality Act, relating to the export
in commercial quantities of
arms, ammunition and imple-
ments of war.
Others Indicted.
Others named were:
Juan Ignacio Fuentes of Casa
Fuentes in the State of Durango,
Mexico; Avelino Luna, address
unknown; Merced Munoz and
Pedro Munoz, doing business as
the Sun Furniture Co., Ell Paso,
Tex; Hector Arroyo of Ell Paso;
Pedro Valenzuelo, Presidio, Tex,
and Edward A. Beckelhymer,
Laredo. Tex.
Another man, Arturo Con-
zalez, address unknown, was