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Evening star., 1954-12-05

With some girls, the f1rSt
date with any man is usually
the last. Sometimes the rea-
son for this is obvious, and
her escorts have no difficulty
in explaining why they didn't
come back. But once in o
while we encounter a girl, who,
to the naked eye, has just about
everything to attract and hold
a man-and still she's in the
same lonesome boat. Why?
There is quite a list Of the
more common reasons and,
without knowing more about
the girl, it is all I can offer
Mrs. Y. whose daughter is pref
ty, dresses and dances well,
has a fine job and her own
car:
"All during her teens, she
has never had the attention
from boys other girls have.
They didn't invite her to go
on swimming parties, weiner
roasts, 4th of July picnics, or
Labor Day celebrations. She
dates a boy once or twice, but
he never comes back. She
feels as if her life from the
beginning of adolescence had
/ been empty. Although she is
disgusted, she never lets it get
her down. But I feel terrible
when she asks me what is the
matter with her and I don't
know"
Check List
OF course don't know Ell
ther, at this distance, Mrs. Y,
but there are many other girls
who face a similar barren life.
Since it is your daughters
problem rather than yours, I
will give her this check list
representing difficulties that
have been found to interfere
with the popularity of many
other girls. Perhaps she will
recognize that one of them is
holding her back.
/. expect boys to spend too
much money on me.
2. I make them feel inferior
in some way.
8. act too eager about an
other date.
4. I bluff too much about the
Evening star., 1954-12-05
Stocking Cop

"A long knitted stocking
cap, glamorized by sequin and
pearl embroidery. One seen in
Milan has a tail long enough
so that it could be tucked
through a slit in one sleeve.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
The Boy jacket

A casual-looking boys
jacket over q dressy sheath.
One Of the most elegant is
made Of white broadtail, worn
over black wool.
Evening star., 1954-12-05
New HundbuQs

Newest idea in daytime ele-
gance is deep pouches in dark
colored wool broadcloth, tap
estry embroidered in matching
colors.
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Frau bringt in einem
Juhr 5 Kinder zvr Welt

Huhwap. e. !. - Die S5labr1ae
,Srou oes ,Sobrifauflebers gtiholos
guroii in 5iuhlpan lhentte por
,peniaen Soacn Srillinaen pas Ne
ben, nuhocn iie por niht Nani els
nem sabr 3iuillinae aebabt hattie.
Iie orei 9teuonfommlinge. elm Sllllz
ae uno slpei Mdphen, lpOgen .
Tilrnp 4 lln,en, 5 Efuno 15 llniel1
,uno 1 Gflmo Is llnsen. Gie Siplls
linae. slpei Mdoden, lparen n'
,Sebruar 1858 sur ISelt aetonlnlen.
9ater Suroii iaste. ct .lnll'le ''d)
mad, einem anoeren 6aus un,leben'
oenn ous Speiie;immer lei bere'ts
in elm ShIaf,immer lm,aelpanoel'
lporoen. rnb es lei nihts mebr oa.
oas man ieet mnpanoeln fonnte. e.
lei pern, oob er in Der &iihe lhlafe
is hat iih beralsaeiteut." 'astf
Surofi, .oaB Mebrfinoeraebulr,t!eiI !
in oer ;San,ilie meiller 'Srau erbl'd
limb. &enn idj oas Dor ntelner Del
rat aelpubt hattie. batte ih MIR {
sfpeimal iiberleat."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

oies $4,000 mebr als sic rorises
Sabr auigebradlte Si,mme. 0ian bat
Die finonsieaen Minoeitanipriidoe se.
nan It,oiert.
1prpie. pelder TrGfSent Ser Gar.
ling grelping So. lit. iaste, oies lei
cine aampasne iowobl iiir 0titslie-
ser aIs ouf 8cISer. gtan pclle ie.
SEN 8rcb. .9lepelanber SIR grfenni.
mis- brinaen. oaB ct ourh iciue Mit-
glieoihait an ieoer &oten &reiis af'
tiuit1t teilnimmt, als oh er ielblt cine
belienbe Sanb leihen tpiirbe.
Bon ser eenannten 8eiamtiumme
bIeiben $7O7 900 inn Gcuntp unS
$623,OOO meroen Sem 9taticnaIeu
Souptquartier sueeiiibrt. Tcn oe,'
lestcrem Sino IS Yrojent iiir oie Gien'
ite iiir oie betuaffnete Mad,t, fiir &C.
taltrcpbenbiIie unb fiir oas glutprc'
-eramm uorgeieben
80 Yro;en Der $707 900 bes To-
faIen aopiteIs fino fir Yrosramme
iiir bie bemaiinete Mad,t pcrgeieben
iiir aataItropbenbilie, &eliei unb 81
pilperteibisung mo bas glntpro'
aramm. Sic reltl;d,en $31t,OOO mill
len aae anoeren Hoten areus Yro:
nrorme inn Gpuntn finaniierer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04
SehWeden zuechtei
jetzt Risssnaspfsl

Sfodhclm. SIN Sd,peben icaen
hemn1hit sic eriten "tetraplcioen"
aepiel - Sriihte nit elmer boppelt 10
boben Gbromoiomensabl mie sic ge-
uobnlihen aepiel - aui ben Marft
fommen. @ie ser 2eiter Der Staatlis
den Yeriuf,sanitalt in alnarp, Gru'.
;sreSerif Nilsion. mitteilte, lcaen
bieie Mepiel Soppelt 10 arob pie ae=
nohnlihe Mepfel iein, phne oob ibr
8eihmad ifledter lit. Die neue ap.
ieliorte, oie oen Namen valia" er.
halten bat. ioa bie erIte tetraplcibe
Mpiel,aulturiorte ser Welt iein. Dor
einiser 3eit hat Ser Stodbolmer
;sorider Iroi. Goito Saeeseauiit per.
iuft, sic Gbromoiomen;iiftung auf
Saustiere 81 iibsrtraeen. Oieie Tier
periut,e batten aber feline praftiibet
grgebniiie.
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0stzone hiIft Rvmuenien

EerIni. - Sic Soipietsonenre=
aierune bat iih perpflihtet, &us
mGnien tehniid=lpiii iienihoftIide Sn-
fprmationen iiber bic @elpinnung
BON Green. bic Grseu9una bon
9tcbeiien. ben 8ou BON slnla9en,
Musriiltun9en unb Maihinen lmo
iiber 6eriteaunasmetbooen fir bic
(rpouftion hemiider Subitansen
III Iiefern.
9ieie SerpfIihtuna fprroe. tpie
Der Soipiet;onen-9ta -9tadrihtenoienit
ISN meloet, auf elmer Sisuna oer
@emiihte n&ommiiiion fiir mil lem
ifaftlih=tehniihe 3uiommenarbeit
oer Sopiet,onenrepublif lino 9fu-
mGnien feitaeleat. HumGnien lueroe
Der Sopietsone Snfurmationen iiber
Sobranlaeen, iiber Den gau bon
9cfcmotipen uno iiber lanoipirt=
ifaftlihe neutrality-suspicious.
9eben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04
Die aIIerschoenste
Lengevitch
Elm Buch Won "Delicatessen
Poetry" Won K.M.S., Crown Pub
fishers, 4l9 Fourth Avenue, New
York Is. N. Y. $500

York 10, N. /. '$j.VV)
Iieies 8iitlein ierpiert Saienpfef.
fer.Snmor zines Meiiteos oentid)=
amcrifoniiher 1ioleft-Serie. eines
Neueeltalters. ser in afenten's
american Language slnerfennung
eeiunoen bat.
lleber Die friiberen Bidder bon
a.aH e.. purbe in Ser gai,jen Weli
aeloft. Sic mirfen unmioeriteblid)
aui ons 3mertiel. Die aomif Ses
t1glif,en 2ebens lit Don ibnen nit
fcitlihen &umor einseian9en. uno
menn oas Bud, aud Ml,ter @arontie
feiu Ieutid lebrt. er5ellst feline 2ef'
tire bod Die ean5e Sfala pergniigli-
den Woblbebagens bon einem per-
id1nisten 2dheln bis 81 einem id)al.
fenoen 2ad,en. llno 2aden lit be-
fanntlff) eeiuno.
&. sc. 8. lit elm iopialer 1lterer
Serr. Ser in gotho (snhien SO.
bursb-Gotba), 9biirinsen gebore,1
puroe, cinem 1eiI Der BELT, Der me.
gen ieiner @iirite beriibmt lit. Sn
@otba befom 6. %. g. ieinen Sc.
lfnlod fir r1eIieoteiien Hoetrp.
Dor pielen Sabren fnm er nod Gbi.
eoso. tpo er nod nit ieiner Oattiu
lebt. gr muroe BORT freicr Wiitarbei'
ter bon lnses,eitlineen poruebmlif
Ser Chicago Tribune. Seute III
.Sd|0nite 2ensepitd" elm 1eil Oes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04
Sierblichk keiisziffer
bIieb weiter niedrig

@aihinetcn. - 7ie Sterblid,-
feits;iifer in oen Tereinieten Staa.
ten entiprod i'm Sabre 1858 nit SO
pro tauieno Yerionen bem nieori9.
item Stano, ser sl,ndd)it 1850 pers
;eifnet puroe uub iih 1852 pieoer.
bolte. errefnete bas gnnoesgelilnb,
hcltsonrt fiirjlif. Iuf 8rnno Der
!Mpnatsberihte, Nie es bon allcn IS
Staaten reselmabis erbdlt, itarben
in sen Il. 8. lp1breno bes Sabrcs
1853 runb 1,523,00O Gintpobner.
8emerfenswert lit, oab ielbit Die re-
latiu bobere 5coesrate fir oen So
nuar uno Jebruar bes Soriabres -
suriif;uiiibren aui eine Snflitenja'
Gpibemie - Die Gciamtsiffer Iiir Dos
Sabre nidt permebrte. Tie Sise!pcl'
len i'm Snni mo unianas september
lieben ebenialls bic aurue nur ppr'
iiberaebeno iteigen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

BRANCH q

The regular meeting Of Branch
p will be held Sunday Februar
IA at 2:jO p. in. All members are
cordially invited to attend. 1t
was decided in our General meet,
ing. Dec. 13 under unfinished
business that effective April Isl
the dues for sick benefit will be
raised to Is cent per month, thus
increasing the weekley sick be-
nefit to members from S. to 81
for ten weeks. The death benefit
remains the same, namely SlOO.
1t was further decided by the
members that the extra assess
ment of 50 cent to cover the death
benefit be terminated. and de-
clared void. This is the second
notice in a series of three. Should
member pass away in the
time from now till April. the 50
cent extra assessment would have
to be paid.
Members who paid for yeaf
in advance will have to pay from
the lst OF April Is cent monthly.
Members who are behind with
the 50 cents for sister karh.
Schuster, please make yourself
in good standing.
En- Pres. VIM. Deppner IN
stalled the Officers at the last
meeting. 1t was decided to have
a Cardparty February IA after
the meeting. Place Saxon Club
6O5 Flint Hill and Franklin Ave
at 7::5O p. m. Please keep that
date in mnd. The committee
would like to have a good turn
out.
Refreshments will be served
after the meeting by the follow.
ing sisters: Maria Boehr,. Mimi
Brungard, Maria Bokesch, Sophis
Bokesch Kath. Bokesch. Francis
Bokesch, Sophie Bartel. Rose
Brekner. Mary Jean Brekner,
Mathilda Berend, kath. Bachner,
Sophie Barth.
Kath. Pfingsgraff, Sec.
!, IL.
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Rudium in der Mvsllg lgrvbt
endIieh sefunden

gonn. - Grobe Mufreauna ent.
itano in elmer meoisiniiden &linif
in Bonn. als man ben Serluit elmer
lpertpouen Naoiumfapiel benerfte.
Oils leete Moalihfeit erbob ii6 Die
;sraoe. baB bic &apiel in ben Wtiil-
elmer 9elpanoert iein fonnte. Zen
MIGeimer su unteriu6en botte iue.
nig Sil1n. benn ct mar in Der 2pi-
ihenseit 9eleert iporoen.
Gin unglif fomnt ielten aaein.
oem ielbit bos sSabrseua bet Dfiills
abfubr bate inslpiid,en bic 9ait
abeelaben. 2este 3ufluht biloete
elm Geigereerdt. 9tah ldnserem
0ur9tpubIen bet Niaarube idlua
bas 8erGt aus mb bas foltbare
lino bod 10 eefGbrIihe 6eilmittel
fonnte in bic alinif suriidaebra4t
lperben.
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amerifaniid)en Tialefts.
3mci .aoitproben" iolsen:
8inter
aomm. aarIden. 5ieb oei &ubbers
an,
Der 8runo lit BOD nit Sd,nee.
On fetid,it, account Del Gooenotos
Salt eaip ennpuap. -
Inns ipeiblp Salts BON bampeb Giib
Iie ietteln ouf Ser Gbeit.
Ienn qiebt's Mmmonia BON ol;
9llngs.
Ios fnof bid edlIepmeit.
aenn fommt ser doc nit bittre Hia!
llno fiiGt oih poQ nit Dope.
Gr madelt nit lei bol6eh aopf
llno iagt Ia iss tel. .$ope."
Ger ltnbertafer Ieet bid, aus
Inns nimmt bid nod @oiebiQ.
llno uenn er o,ih Del Uncle iss.
CT ienoeo bod a Bill.
llnb oenn, wenn ou a MnseI biit
l1no {iebit bic Bops nH ibfateb
Ga mub om olleipeil pructiiieb
auf 10 4nrp OF 0lote.
go, anrlfen, 5ieb bel Hubbers an.
Der gruno it poG nit Shnee.
1u tetid)ft. ncconnf bel eo6enoio'
Salt edip ennpmdp.
Die StraaSea Sees5isrities Der
epreAiaitrnraaett. Gamilie
Die gioIin iss iealtine.
Die Dratid1e on9 d Sic"
Der Sbtringbass, Der is masculine
But merr fam iosen uie.
Gs fomnit Tns Cello bat tel Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

mus, bab man iid beinabe oerfen
funn. mas aeidiebt. Shire Stimne
reift bon einem leiien. iSliiitern,
Durh einen aeodmpften Son bis ill
elmer bohen Note, Die cher aefiblt
ais gebort miro.
Sbr @atte Moiies Siconco ent=
oedte ibre aunit bel elmer Somen=
feier in einem obgelegenen Sorf
Der peruaniiden Inben. llnb er
arranaierte Die Muiif ibrer Snfa=
slbnen fir Erdicnticrlm9 i'll moocr=
ner muiifuliider ,Sorm.
&arten fir bas &onsert iino bel
Surrom's. 4t9 GucliD glpe.. su
hahen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

g)ma Sunoc nit ibrer fabeI=
baften. ilber flint Sftapen reihen=
Den Gimme nnO ibrer Sruppe BON
Srommlern lrnD SGnsern aus oen
9loen. tritt am ,Sreitaa. Dem 8.
,Sehruor, llnter Patronage Der
Glepelano Speru sliin. in Der
.Muiic Soall auf.
slui ibrem lSrnaramm iteben
periuniihe urb innianiihe flaiii=
Idle 9tumnern, eine slrie aus rSiili
o'ortc" aus Der Spcr Spsca"
unp Das amerifaniihe SieD vGeep
)iiper". Ginn1al inlitiert iie Die
Sosel ibrer Soeimat. oann lpieoer
Elm GrDbeben nit iplhem Healis=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

that this is not just an ordinary
meeting. This is the 48th year that
our club has been organized.
The meeting will consist of sug-
gestions for improving the orga-
nization and there will be many
business items to be discussed.
Please try to attend the meet
ing. A
Sincerely yours,
Fritz Schell, Rec. Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

@eieaidaiterin, Jrau 2iielotte eperS,
bat }ih felt arieesenoe nit etnisen
geretteten Nieroen ibren Sebensun'
terbaIt ourh Sol5fabren peroiet1t.
ssrau gpers, sic auber Oeutif bier
spra1en ipriht bate {id auf cine
An3eise bin beim perfiiden aaiier'
bof betporben.
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trans Kuiserin holt
Devtsche On den hof

Stntteart. - Cine oeutid,e Gliiht.
linssfrau aus OitpreuBen lit iest @e.
le0ihaiterin ser perfiiden aaiierin
Soropa getporoen. oeren Mlitter IN
0eutidlano gebnren lit. Die neue
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NILES, OHIO
BRANCH 20

Just to remind you that we are
having our regular meeting Feb.
7, Sunday afternoon at ? 100 p. m.
Furthermore to remind YOU
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04
hitzeweIIe IN Au,truIien

Meibourne. - Dns thermometer
I'm Welbourne itieg fiirali9 oui
1908 Grab Gabrenbeit. tpomit bic
in anitrolien berrihenoe &isewelIs
sum oritten Male in oiejem Wonat
iiber 100 Grao anitiee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

yht ibnit 10 bielin strinss uno Yess,
gfcetera, tpie iene2
Yleole tu mir oas explained.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-04

Gs biene alien Stlpeitern bes Sir.
hen Srauenpereins sur gtahrift. bab
uniere n1fite 0eriommlune om
Sonntaa. Sen Z. Tebruor Inn 2:30
ltbr nohm abaebalten lpirb. unb ies
Der Shneiter lit aebeten. oieier Der.
iammlltna beijlipobnen.
Mnh GrleS!smrs urierer GeiAa''
fe ,peroen mir oen eriten Samllien=
abenb obhalten llno sic Sfneitern
nit Namen q. bis %. iinb an Ser
Heibe uno mir fcnnen eetpib iein,
bab lie uns oieien IbenS auis id,on.
ite porbereiten uerben. 9tof Der Ser
iammlunq miro elm partnes slbeno-
brot ierpiert. lpoiiir man lid anmel-
ben fon unb ;tpar BEL Sdlip. Hrdi.
Inno Serbert. Gel. 8i. 62404 obex
bel Shpeiter Mforia Shenfer ct.
s9sS9. Melol,neen lperben bis sum
5. Sebrtor nnaenommen. an'd,lles
ben6 baran bnben mir Elm fleines :
Yrogromnt unb nadher miro nnler
Serr Yiarrer etnen Slim pcrfiibren.
SHir looen Die ednse Semeinoe ~
bieiem sSonilienabenb herSlid) ein,
nno mir fpiirbsn uns iebr 'reuen,
nenn mir einen 5oblreirhen ge'uh
beeriiben fonnten.
Gs tut mir iebr 1eib, oob in Ser
poriaen Iusenbe bieies gluttes Ser
Name inierer iesieen Tisepr1iihenttn
ssoieiine Siisel nuseeblieben lit.
gInno fuaer. Sflriftf.
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Die nddite regelmabise geriomm.
lung oes 3tpeises. 80 iinbet am Z.
Iebruor um 3 llhr nad,mittass itat..
slGe griioer iperoen aebeten in bieier
Verlammllite ;lt erid,einen, Sa iebr
Dihtiee 8eid)afte purlieaen. Sn ser
lesten Seriammluns ipuroe beid,loi=
fen uniere Seriaiiuns ;u anoerr.
8riioer, leiet lie einmal ourd, lno
IaIiet uns bas 8ute audi in 3ufunit
beibehalten. Grarfe griioer iino
9tartin 1iingssraeff uno 0ti1acl
Sobn 1bomae, 5efr.
Evening star., 1954-08-22

Permanent residence, however, depends ON
whether a man has been kind to his dog
during his life. If he hasn't been, his soul
may not stay on Ell Misti There seems to
be no provision for women'S souls; nor Is there
an alternate resting place for the rejected.
Natives are superstitious about the crater
Generations ago, there was an altar where
humans were sacrificed and their bodies
thrown into the smoking cauldron below.
Snow covers most of the ruins now. But the
natives believe that any one who throws q
rock into the crater has committed sacrilege
and will never return from the trip. The
combination of the altitude and the exertion
of climbing Ell Misti has been known to bring
on exhaustion and heart attacks for guides.
Evening star., 1954-08-22

TTNHERE IS A mountain in South America
l. which natives of the vicinity believe
to be Heaven glance at it's sheer beauty
helps to explain the belief.
The name of the mountain is El Misti,
and it is a volcano whose summit rises 1910
feet above sea level just northeast of Arequipa,
Peru. The surrounding country has colorful
flowers, fine trees and beautiful streams.
But in spite of the majesty and beauty
of the spot, the cone of the volcano is known
as the Crater of Death and has bloody
history of human sacrifice. So strange COM
bination of superstition, faith and fear
surrounds the mountain.
Men of the area believe their souls will
60 to the summit of Ell Misti when they die.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

port program and unemployment
in the coal mining and farm i'm
plement industries.
AS they rallied here for a cam
paign kickoff meeting to be key
noted by former Gov. Adlai E.
Stevenson of Illinois, Democrats
displayed uniform optimism over
their chances of capturing both
the Senate and the House in the
November balloting.
Mitchell, who has said he will
quit as national chairman after the
Nov. 2 election, said he thinks the
Democrats will gain 40 seats in
the House, where there now are
21S Republicans, 213 Democrats,
one Independent and three vacan-
cieS.
But the national chairman said
that, as of now, the battle for con-
troll OF the Senate Clocks awfully
close and has not been settled yet. "
In the Senate there are 4S Re-
publicans, Al Democrats and one
Independent.
The Democratic leaders, includ-
ing Mitchell, were buoyed up in
their hopes by the victory of a
Democrat in the governors race
in Maine and the showing of their
defeated congressional candidates
in that state. Edmund S. Muskie,
who was elected Names COVER
nor, has been promoted to a speak
ing spot in tomorrow nights din
ner. along with Stevenson and
House Minority Leader Sam Ray
burn (D-Tex).
Mitchell said that if there is half
the gain shown by Democrats gen.
orally that was registered by party
members in voting percentages in
Maine House races, 1--WE will pick
up 40 seats in the House."
Butler said that as he interprets
the Maine results, the Democrats
might pick up a net of so House
seats. He said he thinks Indiana
Democrats will start the ball roll
ing by taking four House places
away from the Republicans, who
now hold a 10-1 edge in this state.
Roman predicted a Democratic
gain of at least four House seats in
critical Illinois and observed that
ne thinks Sen. Paul Douglas, Dem
ocrat running for reelection, will
defeated his Republican opponent,
Joseph T. Meek. President Eisen-
hover has endorsed Meek and in
directly has chided Douglas as a
Democratic prophet of gloom an
DOOM"
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
By JACK BELL

INDIANAPOLIS R-Democratic
leaders made it clear today they
are counting heavily on what they
described as economic discomfort
among the voters to gain control
Il Congress for their party in NJ
vember.
National Chairman Stephen A.
Mitchell said in advance of 4
scheduled closed meeting of the
party's national committee that he
thinks the country's economic situ-
alton is "the basic issue" on which
the voters will decide between Re-
publicans and Democrats.
"The disappointment and disil-
lusionment of the voters in the
Eisenhower administration is wide
spread" Mitchell said in an in
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
BY TOM RE EpY

LEIPZIG, East Germany @-
The Leipzig Trade Fair, which
closed this week, made it evident
that the East has something to ex-
port this year for the first time
since the war. Moscow wants
trade and is pushing for it.
The fair managers boasted that
you could buy anything you saw.
That included giant drill presses,
lathes, optical instruments, preci-
sion tools, Russian and Czech auto
mobiles, weaving machines, silks,
wines, porcelain and pottery en-
cravings, lace and needlework pill
sen beer and Russian brandy, vod-
ka and champagne.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Democrats Count On Economic Discomfort
Among Voters To Cain Control OF Congress

tervlew. "But I think economics is
the basic issue in this campaign"
Similarly, Paul Butler, Indiana
state Democratic chairman, who
said he is available" for Mitch
ellis job when the latter steps down
after the election, said that "secu-
rity for the wage Garner and the
farmer" is the main question on
which he thinks the voters will de-
eide that they want a Democratic
Congress.
James Roman. Illinois state
chairman, professed to see "a def
mite trend cooking" i1 his state
for the Democrats. He said this
was based on what he said was
dissatisfaction among the farmers
over the Eisenhower admin
istration's flexible farm price sup
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
MARGARET WILLING
TO SPEAK Fer DEMOS

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. R -
Miss Margaret Truman says she
viii be glad to make any speeches
the Democratic party feels she
should make.
Democratic National Chairman
Stephen Mitchell had said he hoped
the daughter Of former President
Truman would be able to make
some appearances for the party in
the coming campaign.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Leipzig Fair Shows Moscow's Push For Trade

The Soviet pavilion was jammed
with machinery, operating for the
public. A giant statue of Stain
which once dominated an entry to
the pavilion had given way to
twin statue that appeared to depict
Lenin as the teacher and Stain as
the pupil; Stain was half an inch
shorter than Lenin.
The Red China pavilion was the
second largest. 1t offered silk bro
cades, fine rugs and tapestries
and drill presses, lathes and mo-
torcycles. A bronze bust of Mao
Tze-tung was in the center of the
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Judy Garland Is Expecting

HOLLYWOOD Up - Actress JUDY
Garland and producer Sid Luft ex-
pect their second child in April,
her studio said yesteray.
We in 1852, they have q daugh-
ter, Lorna. Miss Garland has sn.
other daughter, Lisa, by her
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

The East German government
announced that business contracts
for the equivalent of nearly 400
million dollars were signed during
the 11-day fair.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
DetOurs Listed

The following streets are
impassable because Of sewer
work:
Grinnsll Street from Fism.
Ing to Eaton.
Margaret Street from Eaton
10 Southards Vi @
The Citizen will publish q
daily box on streets closed
by sewer work. When 4 street
10 rs-opsnsd. its name will be
removed from the listing.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

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Minelli.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Vancouver Gives
Hero's Welcome to
Miller John Londy
By the Assoeiatsd Press

VANCOUVER, British Column
bia, July 15.-John Landy, the
Australian miller. was given a
hero's welcome last night when
he arrived by air for the July
30-August Z British Empire
Games.
Mayor Fred Hume, the games
Executive Committee and hun
dreds of persons welcomed the
shy, 24-year-old runner at the
airport.
In an interview later he told
reporters that the popular notion
he chased butterflies was silly
and that he was confident Yves
Santee of the United States
could break the four-minute
mile.
The 148 pound Australian
plans to start serious training
this week end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
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