davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-11

in G1neetpeben Inn.
Ourd) bic lln9IIfe II, Sugoild.
tpien iinb bic gerIuite an Menihen.
leben bur9 Die &6lte in europa
iddeunsspeiie auf mebr als 800
geitieger,.
9iutitdnb in Num6nien
Das fommuni ltiide &umdnien er'
Iieb 9iotmaBnabmen our glufrehtz
erboItung bes Sraniports, oer geles
pbonnerbinbung uno BET Stronbes
lieferun9. OaS gufareiter Maoio
meloete aus pielen Orten. ielbit aus
Der 6auptltaot, &oblen-, Sebens'
mittel- uno Waiiermangel.
Sn Ieutihlanb uno Gn9lano
breitete iid ettpas ipdrmereS Netter
iiibnGrts ans uno brahte einige
2inoerung Der elf Sage langen,
itrenoen &Glte. gu Gnoe Der 8ohe
lino fait iiberoG in @eiteuropd norz
male 9inter=Semperaturen su er=
lpdrten. .
Seine 8abn in ltnsarn
Ser 8ubapeiter &unbfllnf berih.
tet. bic &aIteipelle hobe in benz
fpmnnlniitiid reeierten llngarn fait
ben aon5cn Subnperfebr Iabmge-
lest. ,Nn elmer HunbfunfmeIoune,
Die lit @ien abaebort ipuroe. mel
bette Der 8uodpeiter Senber, felt
Dfittlpo9 fonnten nur bic inter-
nationalen 3iiae perfebren. glei9,
seiti9 tpurbe anaefiinoiet, oob aus
8rennltoffmongel ber Snnibusbe,
trieb ouf ben lonaen Strefen itort
einaeihr1nft fperben miiiie.
Mus gubapeit lpurbe ober lpebel
lit ben 3eitunsen nod in ben 8uno.
funfberi9ten etipos oariber be.
fanntge9eben. cb bic @erioraune
Der uraariiden 6auptitabt nit &cd)
gas, Die am Muntoa aus ,,ted,ni
ihen @riinoen" ein9eitelIt poroei
mar. luieoer- aufoenommen lpuroe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-11
WsIterzsugung an Tubak
uvf sehr hoheln Stand

Waibington. - 2aut nlinmebriger
Yefannteabe oes 9ano.pirtid)aftsa
hdtte bic @elterseugllng an Tabdt
i'm perflofenen Sabre einen reuet
Heforb .erreidt, tpenn nidt bic Giirre
in ben Bereinisten staaten getpelet
ru1re. shGsunesneiie erreifte lie
(aus BET roten ManbI Ihurei feblen Die
Sablen) irnmerbin 7,324,00O,OOO
NiS. gas lit ettpas mebr als int
0oriabre uno iiber bem Oi,rdihnitt'
ser geadfrieesproouftion. Die &oh't.
leiitung brabte bts Sahr 1851 NIT
7,435, 100000 Ifuno. Nah pie Dor
Iieaen oie 8ereinisten staaten NIT g.
O46, 100000 Tiuno (eeseniiber g.
255, ,,OOO, 900 Ni,,no i'm Sabre 1862
an eriter Stene.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-11

Woche der hiIfe fuer
Neueinwunderer

gIrsermeiiter GeIebre33e unb ber
GIepelonber Gtdbtrat proflomierten
bieie @ohe ais gneIiid, llnb 8iir.
eerredts-Bode, fpeIde bic 8er'
i6n,elsune sipeier &eb sseatber
9laenturen bes Community Gbeit
berporbeben ioq ndnlih bes SIN.
ternational Snltitute Der OWGN
llno bes Citizen Bureau. Die neue
Maentur lpiro ben 9tamert 9iatiDs
naIities eerpice Center fiibren, nit
benz eIeihen alien Sauptquartier
bes international Snititute, 171O
Eroipect slpe.
Ta Die bellti9en neuen slmerifa-
ner III Der Sauptiahe sSlilhtlinge
Dor ser 9aoten @erfolallna uno Sps
rannei iino, ite0en lie beionoere
HrobIeme, unb iie brau6en beion-
bere lie, ipeId)e bas neue 3ens
trlm su bieten iudt.
Sie GneIiih= uno giiraerre6tss
ISOLDE itellt bic bon bent Sentrun,
9ebotene 6iIfe heraus: Silfe bel
Ginlpanoerunes= urto 9eaturalilie'
runesprobIemen; geranitoItuns, &C.
nteinian1 NIT oer GlepeIanber Ghul.
bebDrbe; bon &urien in 6er englis
iden Sprade uno Yiireerfunbe, uno
bic Clubs unb @eieli6aitssruppet,
lpelde prsaniiiert lpuroen, Inn oieie
9teuamerifaner uniere Sebenspeile
periteben al ,lebren.
Ndbrerb bieier Mohe mill nan
auberoem periu6en, ieoermann Ser
itGnonis beisubrin9en fit all Die
Trobleme, bic bieie 9teuanfDnrn.
lin9e biersulanoe baben - IL
branfet1 slrbeit. cine @obnuns, il
miiiien llnterbaltung baben uno als
ein lpertpoles @Iieo in unier bemo
fratii9es 2onb einseidaltet iperoen
sie tpoGen tpiiierl bag mir auf il
IitoIs iino.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-11
ceistsrhaftes orgsIspieI
in der Kirche

@innepeg, Man. - Sn ser ct.
Sohn's Hntbeorale ereignete es Nd,
tp6breno Observation-Disclosures am Sonn-
tog ,oob Sic Dreel, obne onb iemano
lie teoiente, 20 Wlinuten lang Melo.
oien fpielte, bic nber feinen 6efcnnte,
0iebern ertnonmeh uaren.
Ais ber gottesoienit enoete, borte
aud oes eeiiterbnite Spiel oer Sreel
auf.
De6er oie bei6en @eiitli1en Der
Stride nod bic airhenbeiuher ober
Der Grenniit felbit fonnen bieies Ybd.
r,omen erfldren.
Der Grsaniit b6lt es fir ausee.
ihloiien, oab Der @ino ourh bic
Creelpieifen blieB. oenn oie crgel
mar absedloiier uno 6ie Hieiien uu.
Der Junfton eeiest.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-11
sturker Anstieg der
Winter gkeit

9tiirnbers. - Die 3abl ber ar.
beitsloien in @eitoeutihlano bat Nb
bon gnoe Mopember Bis gnoe 0e.
5ember Inn 4O3r4s5 ouf 1,524,758
erbobt. Iurf) SEN perbdltnism1Bie
{p1ten girbrub bes Winterlpetters
lieet bic eeeentpGrtiee 9lrbeitsloien.
gail ,,,m ssabresenoe I'm rltnh 160..
900 unter Dem Stono bes Ioriabres.
Ser itorfe anitiee oer 9lrbeitsloNa.
feit BEL BEN Monnern lit iiberpis.
eeno cine 0oIge ser gntlaiiuneen in
Der 8aulpirtjhaft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-11

6of. = ErIfounte 8eIidfer
rna6ten fiirsIih bic Heiienoen bes
O-3uaes ssranffurt-Sof, aIs ouf
bet fleinen stpiihen gambera unb
Si6tenfeIs aeleaenen Citation
@bensfelb ber 3u9 anbieIt, um ei=
men einselnen Mann auslteisen su
laiien. Gs mar ber aus ioipietiider
@efanaenidaft beimfebrenoe Grnit
gefert aus llnterbrunn, fit ben bic
9unoesbabn fire itrenaen 8eaeIn
ollr6brad. I'M linn bas l1mlteiaen
III gambera in DEN Serionen3ug
unb oomit einen Idneeren Muient.
bolt su eriparen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-11
ceheimnisvoIIe VERT
in cIogau an der Oder

Miinfen. 9tah einem 9eriht
Der @obenifriit v0eutihes Soloa.
tenblatt" haben bic &ommuniiten lit
@Iogau an Der Soer, 175 Wteilen
iiiblib bon Der Sitiee, cine @erft ee'
baut, I'm Der MIR bic berlaBlid)iter
Yarteimitelieber beiddftiat tperoen. I"
Sn ser @erit iperben fleine Sabr.
;euae gebaut, Sic aui Ser ODER naf
Der aiiite geben II. oui Die SitieehdIen
perteilt peroen. Die @erit miro
ourf Nlngobnehraeihiise eeifiist.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-11
Winter fordert in
jugosl sluwien und
Rumaenien 0pfer

Sonopn. - Tie idIimmite aGI.
tepeQe. Die felt iieben Sabren iiber
Guropo bereinaebrohen lit, ideint
ieet nad,sulailen, aber SOB uno
Gleno iuden bic froitigen Gbenen
un0 einaeidneiten @ebirae in Sus
9oilafpien nnD &un,Gnien heinz.
Zen fiir6terli6en Shneeitiirmen,
nie man iie ieit "a Sabren nidt
erlebt hat, iino minoeitens piersebn
Serionen in Der ierbiihen Gropins
pon Suaoilaipien sunt Spfer ae-
fallen, bic meilten oappn famen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-11
MusikverIag Boehm
$50 Juhre ult

sluesbure. - Ser Muiifperlaa
slntnn gobm uno Sobn feierte AM
%. 9topember iein 150idbriges Be-
itehen
1903 erbielt Slnoreas gobm aus
isrieobera bel Iuasburs pom Jfat
Der Staot bas Muiifalien- -SerIaas-
reht. 1871 erbieIt Der GerIae. Der
ii6 inslpiid,en aefeItist unb einen
Huf eriporbei, hattie, BON slntpn
gobm, Dem Sobn bes 8riinbers.
ieinen 9tdmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-11
Isl. Bursehs in England
ais Bigamist verurieiIi

Gurbam, england. - Sier tpur-
Be Der 16idbrise 2eonarb 6iib Ser
sisarie iduloie beiinben llnn oui
Is Monate ins 8eidnsuis geid)idt.
Ser StaatsannaIt iaste: ..gs ioG-
te linn sl1sl,te gebalten tperben. bab
er Gels uno 3eit eleihmabis auf o:e
bei6en Srouen pertetlt hat."
Evening star., 1954-01-10
MUSICAL COMEDIES

MUSICAL COMEDIES
The King and I-hiohIiohts; and
Cormen-preludes TO Act and
Act 4. Bizet; Musetto's Waltz
form Lo Boheme; Puecini;
Selections from Copriecio Espoe-
mole, Rinski-Korsokotf P
South Pocifie - hiehIiehts; and
Scherzo from A Midsummer
Nights Dreom. Mendelssohn;
Young Prince and Young
Princess from Scheherezode,
Rimsky Korsokoff; Overture to
"Die Fledermous," Johonn
Strouss - p
Jerome Kern Melodies; and Pop
ulor Music Fovorites ---.P P
Victor Herbert Fovorites; and
Operetto Fovorites - P
George Gershwin FovoFites; and
CovoIIerio Rusticono Hiohliohts;
Tosco Hiohliohts P
Sismund Rombers Fovorites; and
Popular Woltz Fovorites P
Cole Porter Fovorites; ond Fovorites
in "a time; AouorelIen Woltz,
AcceIerot;on VIZ ltz, Waltz
Dream, Artists Life p
Evening star., 1954-01-10

rope, a group of radio stations
operated by United States citi-
zens to broadcast through the
Iron Curtain.
Mr.. McManus said an extern
sive fund raising campaign will
be launched in February. In ad-
dition, he declared. envelopes
will be distributed so donors may
mail their Truth Dollars"
The Junior Chambers of Com
merce of Alexandria, Arlington.
Bethesda, Prince Georges Coun-
ty, Silver Spring and the Dis
trict will spearhead the drive.
William H. Waters. president
of the Washington Junior Cham
ber of Commerce. has been
named campaign director. Ma
tional chairman for Federal en-
ployes will be Edward L. Bar
telt, fiscal Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury.
Others serving on the crusade
committee will be: Daniel Bell.
Edward Baltz. Hubert Bisell.
Rev. Clarence w. Crenford. Or
vile Ctouch. Morris Cafritz.
Hugh Duffield. Joseph r. Grew,
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld,
Thomas j. Groom. William Coyle.
Joseph Kaufman. Leslie Aires,
Frank 'Luchs. Harry Merrick.
John S. Hayes. Frank Morrison,
Joseph McGarraghy. John DON
oboe, Harry Davidow. Commis-
sioner Samuel Spencer, Edgar
Evening star., 1954-01-10
D. {. National Guard
To,Present Awards,
Honor old Timers

More than 500 "Old Timers"
of the District National Guard
will be guests at the organiza-
tion's annual winter awards
ceremony at 8 pm. Thursday at
the National Guard Armory.
Mai. Gen. William H. Abend-
roth, the Guards commanding
general said the District Com
missioners and civic and mill
tary leaders have been issued
special invitations.
A military parade will pre-
cede the presentation Of awards
for outstanding service. Per-
sons who we're members of the
District National Guard prior
to 1888 are considered "Old
Timers" Gen. Abendroth ex-
planned.
Awards will be made to those
who have served 25. 20. Is and
10 years in the Guard here.
Medals will be given to mem
bers of the rifle team from
Company D. 163d Military Police
Battalion. The team won the
Chief of the National Guard
Bureau indoor rifle matches for
1853. It's members are I'd 1t.
Harry B. Andree, jr., M/Sergt.
Francis j. DeMeZa; Corpl.
Daniel w. Manuel, Pvt. Wilmer
j. Judy and Pvt. Raymond r.
LangiS.
The softball championship
trophy will be presented to Colpl.
Robert r. Watson Of 203 Elmira
street S.W. He captained the
softball team from the 104th
Ordnance Co.
The National Guard Bureau
Efficiency Training award silver
certificate will be presented to
Capt. Raymond L. Healy. COM
manding officer of the 104th
Ordnance Co. Gold awards will
be made to lst 1t. John H. Nc
Aleer. commanding the Head
quarters Detachment, and Chief
Warrant Officer Alfonso r. T.
Esposito. leader of the 257th
Army Band.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
HiIIcrest Heights Mon
Gets MATS Awurd

Harvey L. Sutherland of 2318
Jameson street, Hillcrest Heights,
Nd. a civilian employe of the
Military Air Transport Service,
has been awarded a citation and
lapel button for outstanding
performance" is chief of the
Personnel Statistics Branch OF
the MATS Controller directorate.
He has been employed by the
Government since June, l941,
except for 40 months when he
was q master sergeant In the
Air Transport Command, fore
runner of MATS. u,
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Veterons' Group Backs
Meroer of Probe Units

The American Veterans Com
mittee has heartily commendedP
a proposal by Senator Mundt.
Republican. of North Dakota to
merge all Senate Investigations OF
subversion and security into one
permanent committee.
Senator Mundt is the ranking
Republican member of Senator
McCarthy's Government Opera
tion's Comittee. The AVG has
frequently clashed with Sena-
tor Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

oIney Electric Co.
Olney, Nd.
QuoIity Appl. Co.
8l37 Boltimore Blvd.
College Pork. Nd.
Sport Center
Lexington Park, Nd.
Suburbon Kitchens
57l6 Baltimore Ave.
Hyottsville, Nd.
WiIIord's
Poolesville, Nd.
Wheaton Appliance Co.
ll4l7 Georgia Ave.
Wheoton. Nd.
Goithersburs Appliance Co.
AIS NJ. Frederick Ave.
Goithersbure. Nd.
WoodmooF Appliance Mort
lOlOo ColesviIle Rd.
Silver Spring, Nd.
VIRGINIA.
ToyIor's Appliances
AnnondoIe. Va.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Heot Of the symphony: Smetno,

die MoIdou; SibeIius, FinIondio;
Greg; Asses Death from Peer
0ynt Suite; OeIibes. "SylVio"
BolIet: Corteee De Bocchus;
Mendelssohn, Scherzo from "A
Midsummer Nights Dreom";
Tschoikowsky. Donse Arobe
Evening star., 1954-01-10

OTuSaQG rOr
F r e e d o m In
the Metropo-
Titan. area, ma
tion al cam
paign chair.
man H nry
Ford a n :
nounced yes
terday.
A project of
the American
H e r i t a g e
F oun dation.
t he crusade
supports Ra-
dio Free Eu-
Evening star., 1954-01-10
MARYLAND

MARYLAND
Berwyn Fuel 8 Feed Co.
5lO7 Berwyn Rd.
Berwyn, Nd.
Burroughs Bros. Electric Sales
9 Service
.263 Eost Montgomery Ave.
Rockville. Nd.
Capitol Appliance Co.
8527 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring. Nd.
corol Hills Firestone Store
Abb Marlboro Rd.
CoroI Hills, Nd.
Georges Radio 8 ~ Co.. Inc.
8433 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, Nd.
J. c. Hordins 3 Co., Inc.
1908 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda. Nd.
Jefeo Corp.
772l Old Georgetown Rd.
Bethesda. Nd.
Merylopd Tire & Appl. Corp.
1925 University Lone
Tokomo Pork, Nd.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
OPERA SELECTIONS

Tehoikovsky Concerto No. I
Evening star., 1954-01-10
McManus 10 Head
Freedom Crusade
In Capital Region

w. j. McMapus. vice president
of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co.. has been ap-
pointed chairman of the 1854
Evening star., 1954-01-10

J. SFTouss, HIghIighfs from
FIedermeus PA q
Woqner. "siesfried IdyIr'; ond
Overtures TO "Heimkehr Gus
der fremde," MendeIssohn; ond
"Hons Heiine," Morschner P-32 =
Elixabeth Wyxer Fomous Con-
troIto Arios: Hobonero, Che tore
senzo Euridice. Thy Hand. Be-
linda. non Sc piu Plus 0rond,
En- vain pour Eviter. Mon Occur.
Amour viens older, Air de Lilo,
Wo'troute's Norrotive P-4I J
Selections from CoFmen P-5Z .
J. strouss. Selections from The
Gypsy Baron: ond Viennese
Melodies; The Blue Donube
WoItz. AcceIerotion Woltz P-55 =
Rossini. Selections from Barber Of
Seville P-oT J
Evening star., 1954-01-10

Morris. Hugh Lynch. Admiral
Emory Land (retired). John
Reilly and Archbishop Patrick
A. O'Boyle.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
LIGHT CONCERT

Pop Concert -f-4S
Tehoikovsky NuteFoekeV Suite;
ond Dinner Music -P-56
Hour Of Light Concert Music P-64
Oreon Fovorises -- P-66
Irish and American Folk Songs P-7O
CONCERTOS FOR PIANO
Gyiea A Minor Concerto p 10
Beethoven "Empesor" Concerto P-l J
RoehmoninoH End Concerto - P z
Mozovt Concerto No. 20 -.-- P 3
Beethoven Concerto No. I P-25
Liszt Concerto No. J.; ond Weber
Piono Concerto in c Mojor P-38
Teho;kovskv Concerto No. I P-43
Evening star., 1954-01-10
COMPLETE OPERAS, 80

Albums include records plus opera libFetto
Verdi, La Trovioto. complete
Opero ond bretto - PAL .
Puceini, 10 Boheme, complete
Ooero and lbretto P-42 =
Donixette, DON PosquoIe, COM
pIete Opero ond libretto -P-45 =
Evening star., 1954-01-10
PIANO

Beethoven Pothetique ond Moon
light Sonoto --~----. Pic 7
Chopin Poionoises -.------ P-2O r7
Beethoven, Kreutzer Sonoto P-2l .
Sehumonn, Fontosie and Brohms.
Voriotions on Theme OF
schumonn p-28 =
Beethoven, Appossionota Sonoto;
ond Mozort, Fontosy for Piono pas J
Beethoven, Pothetique and Brohms;
Voriotions P-2S I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
II, @Rnturtaiil

DYSON. ADELINE. In loving memory Of
our dear mother, grandmother end
1s4s. - seats $40 soe@s' ssus' 80
just . loving thought.
Just q silent tear
OF one we loved SO dear.
Memory Of you today
VIII always remain 10 our hearts.
EATON, MADELENE n. In Iovine mem
ar' H q RS aes Mho Sa1 psssed sAay III.
gust Is, 194S.
Dear daushter, since you went back
Disconsolate. ] wait:
can see you wave and nod
To me from heavens gate:
! am sure the sngeis smiled
a. snss "e LOVING MOTHER.
FTTZGIBBON MARGARET. In memory
Of our mother. MARGARET FITzGIB-
BON, who passed away twenty years
ago today August L. r 1as4 PANTY.
Mother, you're an angel,
God fashioned you above
To send His dearest children
For care and tenderest 1--we.
You cradle us in infancy
And heal our hearts and Sighs,
Then dry away our many tears
With songs Of lullabies.
And as the years 60; one BY one,
You watch US with such. pride
And pray that God will spare you
To be ever near our side.
You teach us, too, the right from Erons,
To keep our souls from sin.
And be forever happy
With this course Of life to win. &
60 like to Gods own mother
OF love and grace divine,
And as genuine jewel
Forever 3 star will shine,
ELLA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
DR.. Dmitri Dounis Dies,
Was Music Authority

BEVERLY HILLS Calf

BEVERLY HILLS. Calf, Aug.
14.-Dr. Dmitri Dounis, so,
known throughout the music
world as an authority on stringed
instruments. died of cancer yes
terday. He had undergone an OPP
Grafton eight months ago.
DR.. Dounis. a native of Greece.
taught music and was the author
of textbooks on Stringed inStru-
ments. A doctor OF medicine, he
spent most of his life in London,
Paris and New York, coming to
California after he became i'll.
He is survived by his widow,
Leona, also a music teacher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
Skipper Wins Round
In Sinking Inquiry
By ire A.soeios.d Press

Al Great Lakes skipper whose
ore boat sank in Lake Superior
at the cost Of II lives tenta-
lively was exonerated yesterday
from any responsibility for the
tragedy.
A Coast Guard board Of in
curry had commended that Albert
Stiglin. master OF the Henry
Steinbrunner. failed to have the
matches properly protected
against bad weather.
This contention. said q civilian
examiner. H. T. Long Of Phila-
delphia, never was proved.
The Steinbrunner sank May
10, 1853.
Mr.. Long said in his report
the sinking was caused by
hatch breaking open, permitting
water to rush into the engine
room.
But Mr.. Lont said that at no
point did the Coast Guard show
to his satisfaction that Mr.. Stig-
lin, q Clevelander. could be held
responsible for this,
In view of Mr.. Longs report.
a Coast Guard spokesman said
it is extremely likely that Mr..
Stiglin is now cleared for good
and that the case is closed.
The Coast Guard commandant
still will review Longs findings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
3 New D. {. Area Bills
Sent 10 White House /

Three more Washington area
bills were on their way to the
White House today after Con-
gress completed enactment.
The House cencurred in SEN
ate amendments to measures
which would:
Provide that appeals from de-
cisions of nine District licensing
agencies be taken to the Mu-
nicipal Court Of Appeals instead
of to Federal courts as they now
are under current procedures.
Require that attachments to
debtors pay checks be limited
to one at a time and that state
mentS requested in punishment
proceeding should no longer be
notarized.
Order establishment Of a Ma
tional monument commission to
make plans for a freedoms mon
ument in the Nevius tract in Vir-
ginia, adjacent to Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. The commission
would include four senators, four
representatives and four "emi-
nent citizens"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
2 Policemen Recover Luggage
Before Owner Reports Theft

Two No. 3 precinct officers
recovered a stolen overnight bag
before the owner had time to re-
port the theft, police said.
The case, according to police,
unfolded this way:
At tbs am. yesterday, Capt.
John B. Faes. IS, Of Syracuse,
N. Y, a Colonial AirlineS pilot.
left his overnight bag in front of
the Hotel washington while he
went in to get d cup Of coffee.
When he returned q few minutes
later. the bag had vanished.
Capt. Faes told the hotel door,
man but was unable to report
the theft to police Immediately
because he had an $3.50 o'clock
fight out Of National Airport.
But at 1880 am. Pyts. David
E. Wollett and William Lemocks
spotted two citizens at Four
teenth and K streets NV, who,
they said. seemed to be trying
to avoid the officers. When the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
2D.C. Reserve Units
To Leave for Traininq

Two District Army reserve
units are scheduled to leave for
summer training periods tomor-
row.
Sixty-nine officers and en-
listed men of the 30Oth Military
Government Group win 60 to
Fort Meade, Md. for two weeks.
The 2,164th Army Reserve Area
Service Unit. with $50 members.
will leave for the Fort Eustis
tVa,) Army Transportation Cen
ter.
Col. Godfrey w. Lewis, 214
Belle Haven road, Alexandria,
deputy director of the State De-
partment's Bureau of German
Affairs, commands the military
Government Group. Col. Sher-
man Trowbridge, 1912 Twenty
ninth street NV, special as
sistant to the deputy admin
istrator of the Maritime Com
mission. heads the 2.l64th.
Among the Military Govern
ment Group are 1t. Igor N. Bel
cusovitch. sos Knollwood drive,
Falls Church, a Russian language
expert and chief of the Lexicog-
raphy Division of Georgetown
University, and Sergs. Donald r.
Heath. jr.. 1404 North Twelfth
street, Arlington. the son of the
American Ambassador to Wet
Nam and Cambodia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
DR.. Stettin Gets Post
In Arfhritis Research

DR.. Dewitt Stetten, jr., 1904
Maple avenue. Chevy Chase, has
been appointed associate director
in charge of research of the Ma
tional Institute of Arthritis and
Metabolic Diseases at Bethesda.
The announcement was made
by DR.. Floyd S. Daft, director Of
the institute, who said DR.. Stet-
ten will direct the Institutes pro-
gram of fundamental research
and clinical Investigations into
problems related to the several
forms of arthritis and such met
abolic diseases as diabetes, vita
min deficiencies, govt, obesity
and disorders OF the blood. bones
and liver.
DR.. Etetten was born in New
York and received his UNDER
graduate degree ct Harvard Col
lege and his M. d. and Phi. D.
from Columbia University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-14
Airline Pact Talks
Procedure Agreed On
By .hsSAsseeias.d Press

The National Mediation Board
yesterday announced an agree
ment between five major air.
lines and the AFL machinists
union on the conduct Of nego-
tiations on company and union
demands for q. new labor con-
tract.
Disagreement over how to pro-
coed in the negotiations had re-
suited in a threatened strike by
10000 ground crew workers.
The mediation board called
the agreement "a dramatic Illus
tration of how management and
labor can settle their problems
peacefully by real collective bar
gaining under the voluntary
procedures Of the Railway Labor
Act" The act also covers air.
line labor controversies.
The five airlines-Capital, Ma
tional, Northwest, Trans World
and United-agree to discuss
working rule demands on q car
rier-b by carrier basis with the
union for a three-week period
beginning August Is. The me-
diation board will then step in,
should no agreement have been
reached, for a further one week
of negotiations beginning Sep
TENDER Is.
1t was agreed also that the
five airlines will bargain Jointly
with Athe union on wage and
other cost items beginning Sep
tember 20.
One airline, Eastern, did not
subscribe to the negotiations
program. 1t was said Eastern
and the union will conduct sep
arate but concurrent negotia-
tons.