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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
President kocht
aus Leidenschuft

Waihinaton. 49, Hrdiibent Giie1s
hotper lieR bic Safe aus DEM Sad
unb mahte fem Gebeimnis baralls,
baB er pbe1 i'm @eiBen 6aus gent
Steafs alf einem tragbarer Sols'
fobIen-6erb %3ubereitet.
llnb tuenr1 er bas tut, binbet er
iih cine G6iirse Inn ,lnb iett audi
cine arobe ipeiBe Mise auf tpie
Elm ridtiger &oh.
Ser 8rGiioent, Der iih auf 9e=
IegentIi9en MusfIiaen idon einell
aelpiiien Namen als 3oh gen1ad1t
fat, neil er gut Slide uno &ebs
biibner brater1 fam. er5dhlte BON
ieinen gteafs in ieiner llnterbalz
tuna auf ieinem giiro NIT feds
Breistraaern bes 4s6=alubs.
ST iagte, Der 4,9=&lub in &an.
ias 9th babe linn einmaI elm &alb
eeihentt. bas CT babe f~iittern uno
i9lahte, laiien, ,nb bic Steafs ieis
en- ins @eibe 6aus aeididt tuorben.
Sic ieien ousae5eident setpeicn,
bemerfte er banr,, unb er babe iie
ielbit oben i'm @eiBen 9aus CUBE
reitet.
SIM solariuun
YreiieiefretGr Sames 6. 6aqertp
fIGrte bic Gdhe ipGter nlf un6 5aa=
te, ber Rrdiibent babe bas Solarium
oben i'm @eiBe1 6aus eemeint. BET
HrGii6ent fohe oft bort oben un6
lei rift banor abaubringen.
giienbotper erbielt bon Der 19
Sabre alien Mnne Wabe aus 3d.
fohnee. Ga. elmer Der SreistrGoe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
Second Place

Team - Second Place
Bill Theis
ST Spack
Al Spack
Rudy Bodendorfer
Gordie Mellow
Double - First Place
81 Spack
Bill Theis
Singles - First Place
Gordie Mellow
Last but not least
BOBBY Prize
Freddie Herman
w ealso want to say how glad
we were that Detroit could come
and the good craftsmanship they
showed, as they were not eligible
to win trophies.
We hope you will all come to
Salem for the T. S. J. A. Conven-
ton. We will have a good time
planned for all. Don't forget the
date, June 1920.
More details will be in the
Volksblatt later on. Hope to see
you all here.
Our next meeting will be We'd
nesday. March "a at the Saxon
Hall. Due to it being Lent, the
social was. postponed until next
month. 1t will be April 18th at
the Hall. We hope to get more of
YOU interested in club activities.
If more kids would come we
could get mre activities n the way
and really have a good time. You
who don't come are sure missing
a lot Of good times.
Well that's abut all the news
we have for now. Don't forget
the convention and thanks again
to Columbus.
P. S. I sure hope that light bulb
works, Johnnie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

soeit. - Stir fuinf beutide Mus-
tpanberer bot bos Shifial einer1
ieltiamen Nerlauf genommen. Nah
Dem stpeiten @eltfriea batten tie
ii9 in &anaba on9eiiebeIt unb itn6
nun pieber il, Der alien Seimat
eingetroffen - ais fanabii9e Col.
boten. Seit einigen @oden tln bic
flint sebiirtigen 9eutid)en bel ben
tanabii9en " s sstreittrGften in
&eitbeutihlanb Gienit.
Ser iiineit lit Der nelln3ebniGb.
rise Solbot ssrons Soief .beiien
Gltern in Der Gopiet3one ipobnen.
St bat iie felt flint Sabren nibt
mebr geieben. Sn @anaba arbcitete
Nron3 Soief ouf Der Sarn, zines
Snfets lnb fpater in Tabrifen lit
edmonton.
Jriiber Jelbpebel
aanonier &urt 8eimann. SO Sab.
re alt. lit ebemaliaer SeIbipebeI Der
beutiden Mtiuerie NIT iiebe,
Sienltiabren. st lit in 8oni9sberg
(OitpreuBen) seboren unb arbeis
tete ieit 1861 dls B1loarbeiter
un6 Sii4ler in Toronto. St man.
oerte aus, nadbem er Bel ieiner
3iidfebr aus riiiiid)er &riegS9es
fanaenidaft feititeuen muBte, bab
ct bet ein5ige lleberlebenbe ieiner
iSamiIi mar.
Sic fanaoiiden Snfanteriiten in
Soeit fommen beionbers out NIT
Stpei iunqer beutihen WuSnanbe-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

@ien. - Gum erftet MaaI mad
Dem arieg tuuroen in 6ieieut Sobr IN
lirol 3ur Grinnerung a, bic Gri&ie.
bung bes 9iroler Dreibeitsbeloen
Nn6reaS &ofer an. 20. Gebruor de.
benfieierr beranItoltet. IN eiuer Sci.
eritunbe Dor bemMnoreoS &ofer'@rab
in Der Snnsbruder &oftirhe baben
aud gertreter ser Tiroler 0enoesre.
gierung unb anoerer 6iterrei9iidcr
Nebor0en t~eiIgenomn1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

Job on our roads. And do We need
it!
THREE. We voted for lower
taxes. The new tax bill win trim
Federal excise or sales taxes by
81 billion Q year on such items a.
light bulbs, movie admissions,
sporting goods. women'S handbags
tat long lastl) and long-distancs
phone calls.
The authorizations listed must
be followed by actual appropria-
lions and by favorable Senate and
White House action. But We have
taken . great step forward on .
program that u not alone for any
one group or section Of the nation,
but for the benefit Of al America.
0aILD CARE. Suppose you want
~ ed to help establish . day nurs-
cry. where would you start? The
best place II with some authorita.
tive Information and the u. g.
Children's Bureau has that data.
The Bureau has Just issued Q
photography Of recent books, pam.
phletS and articles on day care for
children. Il win guide you to books
on such topics - child develop.
meut, preschool day care, school,
age day care. and % forth. You
may have . copy at no cost ~
writing 70 q. g. ChildrenS Bureau,
Warrington -, p. q. All for
Selected References On Day Care
for Childreu.s
II you axs really interested. Why
not get IN touch with authorities
Ia Columbus and ~ what stan.
dardS - Il any - have been Det
up for Ohio day nurseries7 II there
are none. the best thing you can
do for these children would b 70
encourage passage Of an adequate
licensing law In tho state.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
CLEVELAND, OHIO
SAXON VETERANS

Last Thursday only three Vets
came to the Red Cross. Three
others promised to go during the
day sometime. Only six out of a
membership as large as ours
Very poor percentage. I hope
none of US are i'll enough to need
blood. Call me "Dracula" or any
thing else but I'll keep after all
of you until we have a blood bank
worth having. Don't listen to
Fred H. 1t is not as bad as that !
To show you what the Red Cross
thought of him - they decorated
him twice. With a pulse of l02
and blood pressure Of 16O/8O he
earned both of the decorations,
eh Bill?
You fellows better start to
hide. This is Wallpaper Style
Month and if the wives start to
notice the displays in the win
dows you will be out OF luck I'm
lucky - maybe - I have no WALL
paper in the house. l have to
paint the living room ceiling if
she ever catches me sitting in one
spot over an hour.
The Veterans are having the
stairway leading to the cellar
fixed at last. Carl better see to it
that no beer keys are rolled
ANYMORE. We will be able to walk
down forward instead of side
ways and on one little toe. When
can we park our cars in the ad-
ditional lot in the back?
I wonder how many persons
can have this applied to them -
"1magination was given to man
to compensate him for what he is
not, and a sense of humor was
provided to console him for what
he is"
George Jacob, Reporter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

Dear Members and Friends:
Our annual Fritz and George
Gulash Dinner will be held this
coming Saturday, March 20, at
$50 o'clock, at the Saxon Club.
All members and friends are
cordially invited. A program will
follow the dinner.
For reservation call Mr.. Fred
Weller, RI 73O51. or Mr.. George
Kascher, R1-3346o.
Tickets may also be bought
from all members of the Concor-
dia Chorus.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
Wieder mehr FIuecht|ings
aus der Russenzone

Berlin. - Gte 3abl Ser TIidtlin.
&c aus Sitoeltihlano aimmt tuteoer
gu, unS ser 9urdidnttt bat {ih i'm
0ergleih NIT fen Ietten Monater
perooppeIt.
aiir5Iid fino 497 @crionen IN
@citberlin einaetroffen.
giele 1peitSeutihe geamte1 bat.
ten sic 3unabme als Golas oss Jebb
idlaas ser Niniiterfonferera pro.
pbeacit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

rinnen, Elm Gremplar 6es gerihts
bes 4=6=&Iubs an bas 2ano.
Gin anberer BreistrGger, &enpon
@ieie aus 2oaanpias, @iS.,. braa'
tie banbgearbeitete 80rien fir ben
BrGiibenten unb feline Nrau. Gr
iagte. lie ieier, al,f ben fuuitaetuerb.
Iiden Mbe,ben bes &IubS bergelteQt
tporben.
Sic anberen BreistrGser, bic benz
Prditbenter poreeitent u,roen, ma.
rem bic 17idbrige Nancp 6. Mas
ion aus Gtatespiqe, g. g., Sobn
Murrap aus 2afelpoob. Colo. uno
Sanet <sfa aus Smaba. Neb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
.Luegendetektor in
Deutschland NIGHT
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&arlsrube. - Ser Bun6esge.
rihtsbof erfl1rte, bob bic Qntpen6ung
bes 2iigenbeteftors gegert bic I'M tpeit.
beutiden @runbgeies Werfaifune)
earantierte @iroe 6es Men!ben Der.
itoBe. bic aud fir einen Strafgefan-
qenen aeIte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR sAxoNs
BY Mary Ann
WEEKEND AT
THE BOWLING TOURNA-
MENT
By q Private-Eye

Well another weekend is over
and the headaches" are almost
forgotten. The trophies are on
the shelves of the clubs who so
proudly brought them home Con-
CALCULATIONS to all the winners.
Many thanks to Columbus for
their wonderful hospitality. I'm
sure everyone had a good time.
Make room on Our trophy
shelf, Mr.. Stefan, for East won
a trophy this year. The second
prize for the women's doubles
was won by Audrey Miller and
Betty Schaser. W. are so proud.
Also Al Schneider won a trophy
for bowling. 800. Chat is 800 for
three games.) Congrats Al.
To Hilda Kautz, nice going.
Say Bill, did you ever get your
winnings from that poker game?
To Dick Bretz: How did you
make out on the test Monday,
after all the studying you get
done over the weekend?
Canton's famous nickname:
"Hey Weasel"
Oh yes Columbus, we would
like a free lesson on how your
Don't Walk" sign works on
Broad Street, or do you just take
a chance.
Bill and Herm, next time you
want to wrestle, better hire a
referee OF the Hotel Manager,
won't let you stay.
Al certainly was lucky last
weekend, winning a set of glasses
at the dance and a trophy at the
banquet.
Anyone wanting a ride to the
club, Just ask Ted. "There's al
WAYS room for one more"
Hey Bill, have you figured out
a way to keep the drinks cool
yet?
Where did Johnny get all the
energy to run up and down three
flights of stairs? He even beat
the elevator down. .
/ seems a few fellows won
prizes at the dance. glasses, lamp,
etc. Are they starting their hope
chests?
To Herm and Bill Did you two
ever have your little get-together
in the lobby at 800 a. m!
How about making a bet Bill?
You know it's pretty rough
climbing nine flights of stairs at
4 90 in the morning only to find
out the elevators are working.
Strange things are happening
when Jean and John 60 for a
walk at 4:30 in the morning.
To Dick from Canton: How did
you enjoy your warm shower?
Did that light bulb burn after
you got it back to Detroit, John?
Well Heinie, we'll just have
to start taking bus trips so you
too can find a wife.
Welcome back to Detroit, we
sure enjoyed having you back in
our midst again and hope to see
you at future doings.
Note: Anything mentioned in
the previous paragraphs, al
though true, was meant only IN
fun and is not to be taken
seriously.
Meeting
A special meeting will be held
on March ~, at Louise krich,s
757 Eddy Road starting at 9!W
o. m. All members are urged to
attend as the business to be dis
cussed concerns the dance to be
held on May 8.
We have a new member in the
club. Roselee Buck joined at the
last meeting. We hope to see you
at our meetings and doings.
That's all for this week.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
SALEM NEWS
~ JOAN LEScH

First, W. want to thank Column
bus for the wonderful time they
showed us over the week : end.
The meal and dance were both
real nice and we really enjoyed
ourselves.
We were very proud to bring
home four trophies. The results
for Salem were as follows:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

lea moved Tor.
ward In q three
pronged drive In
the House this
week.
ONE. We vot.
ed to improve
the health Of
the nation. The
House
lied $50 million
. year for the
next three years
70 assist the
states in i'm.
proving health
facilitieR, Ohio
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

for "leberchen". If anyone has
this please send it to me The
'lebcrchen" is made with lamb
~livers, onions, eggs and bread
crumbs. Grind all this together
and put it a "sclemchen" and then
bake. What is a "sclemchen"? I
guess there is no translation for
that.
1t will be a thrilling moment
for me to go to Box 367 and get
the letters that are addressed to
Mariechen. Each week I'll keep
you posted on how many l get,
and I" announce the name of the
first persons l receive. That, /
hope will be next week. Send
your recipes to Box 367, Martins
Ferry, Ohio.
Mariechen.
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let them in on the arranging OF
this book also. When sending in
your recipes to the address APP
pearing farther along in this ar
ticle, please include your name
and your home town in Transyl-
vania.
The recipe book can be some
thing that our Saxon people can
be proud of, il the recipes are
forthcoming from alfour families.
The size of the completed
book will naturally depend on the
amount of recipes received, and
so at this time it would be i'm
possible to say what type of a
finished item we will have. How
ever, it all depends on the in
terest displayed in this project.
Recipes of all kinds are requested,
soups, sauces. gravies, meats, ba-
keries, desserts, etc.
The National Committee has
received the cooperation of a per-
son very much interested in a
Saxon Recipe Book, a person we'll
known to many readers of this
paper for the past few years. This
young lady is willing to receive
and compile the recipes and help
to make this cook book the ire
mendous success that it should
be. I have reference to Mrs. Mary
H. Crooks of Martins Ferry,
Ohio, otherwise known as "Ma-
riechen." Please make special
notice that all recipes are to be
sent to the following address /:
"MARIECHEN" Box 367, Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio.
In conclusion, may I ask that
all Our good Saxons make an
earnest effort to help this under
taking so that our sons, daugh-
tiers, grandchildren and so on
down the line, in future genera
tons may always have available
the distinctive pleasure of being
able to prepare a good, Saxon
home cooked meal,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18
A Saxon Recipe Book!
n. SCHNEIDER. sse'y Nssssssl esmmissss

The we'll known remark, "The
easiest way to a mans heart is
through his stomach, will soon
become a reality to all our pre-
sent and future Saxon people.
That is. providing a few minutes
of spare time will be taken by our
Saxon mothers, housewives, and
yes, even fathers. 1t is an estab-
lishd fact hat good cooking is
good eating and wise versa, now
we hope to make this fact a
dream come true for our present
and future young Saxon mothers
and cooks.
How many questions will be
answered by our good Saxon
mothers if they will help along in
a little venture that the National
Committee of our Central-Ver-
band is about to undertake. Yes
We would like to gather material
and recipes of good Saxon dishes
and make the same available to
parties interested. The wonder
full appetizing meals that are such
a mystery to our younger gene
ration should be made accessible
to them in order to carry on the
tradition of our good Saxon cook
ing in years to come.
The National Committee is
asking the cooperation of all
good mothers to help prepare the
material for this recipe book, and
we do not want to forget all our
fathers who can also present a
very appealing menu. All we are
asking is a few minutes of your
time, to sit down and write ia
favorite recipes on paper. If you
have more than one, don't he
state to put them on paper, we
want all of them.
The time limit for the collec-
ton of the recipes will largely
depend on how soon they are re-
ceived. Recipes can be written in
either German or English. Spread
the word to your relatives and
Already I received some reci-
pes. Two came all the way from
the city of New York from Mary
who was born in Hermanstadt,
something that she is mighty
proud of. One of the recipes is
for cherry hunklich and the other
is for schmier kaese NIT noodles.
Then from Wheeling, w. Va.
comes the "schnell, schnell" icing
for cake. Along with that the
good women of Martins Ferry
are very busy writing their prize
recipes down. So you see a Saxon
is really on its way. Be
sure to send your name along as
it too will appear On the page
with your recipe. Won't you be
proud to see your name in print.
Mrs. Kaiser wants me to let
her know when we get a recipe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-03-18

Please patronizs our ad'
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Vote

Continued From First Page)
He said the Commissioners favor
both.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

pened before his White House
services.
May End Hearings.
Senator Mundt held out a
hope that the hearings would be
concluded in another 10 days.
Ray H. jenkins, the subcom-
mittee's special counsel. said he
had been advised by the Nc
Carthy side that it expected to
end its questioning of John
Adams tomorrow, possibly in the
forenoon.
Once Mr.. Adams has finished
his testimony, Mr.. jenkins said,
"a few other Army witnesses will
be called" He added, however,
that he expected their testimony
co be short, not taking more than
a day or a day and a half.
Mr.. Jenkins also told newsmen
who inquired about monitored
telephone conversations involved
in the dispute that I'D say by
the middle of the week they will
have been introduced"
Early in its hearings the sub
committee ordered the principals
in the dispute to submit any
shorthand not8s they had on
monitored stelSphone conyersa-
tions bearing OF the controversy.
Their introduction as evidence
has been held up. however, while
the consent of parties to the
conversations was sought and
other problems were ironed out.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Contract Vote Taken
On Western Union

A mail vote to determine
whether to accept Western
Unions latest offer for q new
contract or authorize a strike 10
now being taken by $4,000 MEM
bers of the Commercial Teleg.
raphers' Union (AFL). Some
750 of the union members are
in this area, officials said yes
terday. The current contract ex-
pires May 81.
/ The ballots will be counted on
Friday at the unions headquar-
ters here.y Meanwhile, negotia-
tions are marking time, pending
outcome of the voting.
The dispute involves wages. re-
grading of Offices. so that wage
scales will be readjusted on the
basis of business received. and
company pension benefits.
The National Bargaining Com
mittee of the union and COM
pany representatives, headed by
Vice President j. L. Wilcox. are
slated to meet again on May "a.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Dy she Assoeias.d Press

Il
| CANBERRA, Australia, May
15.-All preparations are now
complete in Canberra for Mon
days opening OF the Petrox spy
probe.
Canberra's Albert Hall-gen-
orally used for concerts and
dances-has been converted into
a courtroom for the first sittings
Of the three-man Royal Commits
sion which will conduct the in
vestigation.
The commission has been di-
rected to inquire into Soviet and
Soviet-controlled espionage in
Australia following information
given to the Commonwealth by
Vladimir Mikhailovich Petrov.
Mr.. Petrov was third secretary of
the Soviet Embassy in Canberra
and Soviet secret political policy
(MVD) chief in Australia before
he sought asylum here a month
ago.
On his disclosures, and q great
quantity of secret Soviet docu-
ments he handed the Australian
government. will be based evil
dence to be placed before the
commission Monday.
Evidence Incomplete.
This evidence is still incom-
plete. as not all the Petrov doc
uments have been decoded and
translated. Nevertheless, it will
take the commissions senior
counsel. w. j. v. Windeyer. Of
the Sydney bar, at east two days
to outline the case.
Mr.. Windeyer will not name
persons mentioned in the Petrov
disclosures and there will be no
witnesses in the opening session.
The adjournment after Windey-
er's outline Of the evidence will
last until well after Australia's
Federal elections May 20. 1t is
hoped by that time DECIDING and
translation of the Petrov docu-
ments will be completed. In this
task it is understood Mr.. Petrov's
wife has been Of assistance. She
too has been granted asylum
here. Mrs. Petrov worked as a
Evening star., 1954-05-16

OF the carrier demands. which
the railroads contended would
make for improved operating
efficiency. These included:
l. Limitation on the time for
unions to present and prosecute
grievances.
2. Permission to use fur
loughed or part-time employees
under certain circumstances for
extra or relief work.
8. No advance notice of lay
of be required when due to
emergencies over which a rail-
road has no control or work has
actually ceased to exist.
4. A mechanic of one craft
be permitted to do work of
another craft under limited cir
cumstances.
5. Permission to assign tele-
graph operator duties to clerical
employees and clerical duties to
telegraph employees under ap-
propriate conditions.
Time Twice Extended.
Members of the Presidents
board were Charles Loring,
former chief justice of the Mimi
esota Supreme Court; Justice
Adolph E. Wenke of the Ne
braska Supreme Court, and Mar
tin p. Catherwood, dean Of the
New York State School Of In
dustrial and Labor Relations at
Cornell University.
After negotiations stalled, the
rail workers voted overwhelm-
ingly early last December to
strike if the dispute was not re-
solved in a peaceful way. Presi-
dent Eisenhower, acting under
the Railway Labor Act, appoint
ed the fact-flnding board to
hear the dispute in late Decem-
ber
The board held lengthy hear
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Austrolio's S Red Spying Probe
Opens in C0nberr0 Tomorrow

| cipher clerk at the Soviet En-
bassy until her husbands deser-
ton.
Russia, Not Represented.
There have been no signs that
Russia. which severed diplomatic
relations with Australia over the
Petrov affair, will be represented
automatically or legally before
the Royal Commission. Sweden
is now looking after Soviet diplo-
matte interests here. Swedish
Charge d'Affaires Ola Johansson
said he would attend the hear
ings on behalf of the Swedish
government because: "We are
very interested in the case"
He added: II imagine that if
the Russians want any details
they will be able to get them
from my government in Stock
holm"
Nearly all foreign diplomatic
missions in Australia will have
representatives at the hearings.
Special seating has been pro-
vided for foreign diplomats.
No BrOadcasts or Photos.
The hall, probably Australia S
largest courtroom, will seat 500.
No photographs will be allowed
inside after the opening and the
hearings will not be broadcast.
The three judges are Justice
William Francis LANCER Owen,
SIS. Of New South Wales Supreme
Court. chairman: Justice Roslyn
Foster Bowie Philip, So, of
Queensland Supreme Court and
Justice George Coutts Ligert-
wood, IS, of the South Austria
lian Supreme Court.
There have been comparisons
OF the Petrov case with that of
Igor Gouzenko, whose testimony
before a Canadian Royal Com
mission in 1916 disclosed a story
of espionage which shook the
Western world and sent many
men to prison.
In Mr.. Petrov, Australia has
the head of the Soviet secret po-
lice undercover system in Aus
tralia as an informant.