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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Stittt,tt,ane fiir 6.yatre.
Gerntin ais pr6iiSent

Seem gorf. Gin IonsiGbriger 2eier
oer Seem Oorfer Staats5eitllne nabm
in einem Sdreiben steG,ina su ser
hiel crorterten ssroae eines iehsj1b.
rigeit amtstermins fir Sen GrGiiocn.
ten oss 2auoes - obne @ieoerer.
|ipGbll1ng.
Gr ihrcibt: vs(ls idj nod iebr Jung
mar, ieste iemanb mir 10 beilGufig
a,,seinanoer, 5ob Ser 9rGlioent iid
in ieinen eriten bier Sahren INNER
gut banimmt, Tim feline @ieoererpGb-
lung fiher5ulteIlen - aber er bate
piel oariiber 81 iasen, 81, mas GrGus
oenten pdbreno hires stpeiten Ger.
Minis neisen. Die @elhihte bat oic
Midtiafeit ieiner gcbauptllns ipenie.
items einmal belpieien - oils @ilion
piebererlpGblt nllrce, ,peil ct ims Sen
ariea ferneebalter bate.
~&eut5utoge," ihreibt ser Mann,
~berbinser 8r6iioenten ein gut 5eil
ibrar 3eit oamit, alatt5iinis aui ibre
1ieotrnominier,tng unb @ieoerer.
tpdblllrg binSlldrbeiten. @eben Sic
einem Mann ied,s Sabre, ieine Soeen
in bie 8irflidfeit umsuiesen 8enn
er es nid,t in feds Sabren 5u t,n per-
mag ioIlten oie Soeen ober ser ErGii-
bent iiber 8oro semorfen tperoen."
Der S1reiber tpiiroe oem YrGli.
benton tpabreuo ieiner s(mts5eit Elm
@ebnlt geben, ipie es fiir 8ealute gro.
Der Grperbsaeleai ihaiten iiblih lit
ettps $25O,OOO bas SSabr. ltno bar.
iiber binaus ipiirbe er bur6 ieine gr.
nennunq 81 io!hen Gbreupoiten pie
per'onliher gcrater nohiolgenber
HrG,:oenten II. a. nit einem Bebdlt
BON ipenisitens $4,000 bas Sabr
oafii; iorgen, bob Elm GrGlioent auh
nod einem iefs idbrieen Mmtstermin
ieoer finan5iellen Gorge entboben lit.
9enn rein HrGiibent lit, nahoem er
oem Sanoe ied,s Sabre lane aeoient
bat ;lt ipertpoa, Inn beileitegeiboben
3u iperben."
9as lit cine Stimme, bie iih bo.
rem iaBt. aber mir limb nod fpeit ba.
bon entferni uno mir fpiiien, boB es
einfnh lebr GROCER Shnieriefeiten
5u iibertpilthen beoarf, ebe in 8esue
auf Nablen in bieier pielgelobteu
9emofratie etmas gearbert miro. gs
!pdre nidt mebr tpie reht baB in oie.
ier Ihnelehisen 3eit enblih slenoe.
rlin5en aemaft iuiiroen. Mnaeianaen
beim Erdlioent mllb Ser Imtstermin
zines ieben Grlpdblten perlGnaert
lperoan, aber Ohio bat ihon 5tpeimol
&einiaa in oieiem Sinne erlebt -
bel ser @abl oes 8iireermeiiters II. a.
sl1e stuei Sabren muB eetpGblt rper-
ben fir nihts - ober cine slen6e.
tung Ser 8onititllticn in oieiem Gin.
ne fotnmt aan3 oarauf ipelhe @artei
aer1oe i'm Mmte lit - lie f0nnten am
.Gnoe Die Saeh nod, Dem Mmt fir
meitere 5tpei Sabre r,i9t ausbolten!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
MEN WANTED.

The Navy Recruiting Station
Cleveland, has been assigned a
first enlistment quota of eighty
men for the month of Dece Iber,
Those men will be transferred to
the Z. S, Naval Training Station,
Newport, R. l., for trainig in
the fundamentals of Navy life.
such. as Navy atiquette, personal
hygiene. sesmanship, infantry
and artillery drills.
Applicants for first enlistmen
mast be L. S. Citizens not less
than 1S and under 81 years a
age on date of enlistment, (Appli.
Cat N may be filed at seventeen
years nine months of age). 7 hev
must be not less than "a inches
and under Is inches in height, and
of ptoportionate weight to height
anc age. Be Of good character, TN
married. and pass general intelli-
gence test
Due to previous, large quotas
th= time between filing app';ca-
tion and enlistment has been re-
! duced to less than one month.
Men interested in enlistment are
advised to file their applications
now to enjoy the benefits OF the
present large quotas.
An unlimited quota of broken
service men has been assigned to
this district.
EX members of the Army, Ma
rine Corps, and Coast Guard with
cre,jitahle discharges are accepted
as first enlistments.
Further information covering
the requirements for enlistment
in the y. S. Navy may be obtain
ed at any of the Navy Recruit
ing Stations, which are located in
the post Office buildings in Akron,
Ashtabula, Cambridge, Canton.
Marietta, and Sandusky, Ohio. as
well as the main station in Room
500 Old Post Office Building,
lCleveland.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Ellwood City News
BY Katie Butch"

E!lwood City. Pa, Nov. 30
Thanksgiving week marked the
celebration of the birthday of one
of our Juniors, Anna Botchner.
Some of us are still wearing off
the effects of the party given in
her honor. How about it, Shell
and Arizona? Nevertheless it was
one grand party, complete to the
last detail even to short session
of Old fashioned spin the bottle.
Some fun!
Due to our Fish Fry and Dance
this Saturday night we wont be
able to see any of the games
scheduled to be played that night.
However, in the SATURDAYS to
come. we are going to have lot
of free time to take in out of town
games, dances etc, so you can
look for some of us soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Qariicr Kcnt,1ttaniit
81 6 1akren permrteilt

Haris. 0ial'rice 9bpre5 Ser Gene.
ralIefretdr Ser aor,mlniitiihen Gar.
tel Sranfreifs nor ihrer s(uil0il,na
bu.dj bic Heaier,rng ONT 26. sept.
tpltrse in slbpeierheit ipeeen 9eier.
tation 5lt iehs osahren Suhtbaus Der.
lirteilt. Sbores ber crit SO Sabre ali
lit ,mb ber Tcpl1tiertenfammer on.
aeborte, 1T naf einem 1trIaib nidt
5u !einem &egiment suriidsefebrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

During this time Of year streets
and highways are often made
treacherous by slippery surfaces
ewing to rains.
While it il impossible to control
the weather it is possible to con-
troll the operation Of motor vs-
hicles-and safe driving il Of inn
measurable value in offsetting the
weather hazards.
Consequent upon the inclement
weather and poor visibility that
mark the Autumn months, an in
crease in pedestrian deaths can be
expected unless both drivers and
pedestrians exercise more caution.
Up to August 1 of this year, IS
pedestrians were killed and 101
were injured on state highways
outside municipalities, according TO
statistics compiled by the Traffic
Engineering Division Of the Ohio
Highway Department.
As Autumn rains or fogs make
the streets and highways danger
Gus, motorists and pedestrians
must drive and walk carefully to
help reduce the traffic death toll
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
0atnendor Gbelueis

Tie Shipeitern bes 9amenhor
ebe(weib iinb gebeten in ser nGf)iten
monatliGen Seriomnlllng, pelhe am
12. 9e5ember itcttiinoet, anipeien6
al lein.
Ga es geamtenpabl lit, foIlte es
iih ieoe Sflpeiter cur Gfliht MAIDEN
am Glate SIT iein gs tperoen auf)
Gorbereitl,ngen eenaht merben fir
liniarn SplueIterabeno, ipelhen mir
NIT bem WGnnerhor abbalten ,tn6
alle Jreunbe bo5u berSlihlt einlooen.
aatberine 0orling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
g. 9. NGnnerdjor.

@m Ia. 0e5emaer bo(t Ser 6. g.
Mornerfor feline geamtenpobl. slue
SGleer lino 9ebeten Die 8eianspro,
ben 5l beillhen ieoen Ionnerstoa,
Inn 900 lthr. Die Gerion,mll,na be.
1innt llni 8 l1hr abenos.
gtartin aotlf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Mns youngstown, Ohio
Der airhen Franen @erein ber
Spnterms Wemeiube

bGlt feline reeelmahiee geriommll,na
am Sonntag, ben 8 0e5ember, nad).
mitsaes 8 l1br ab. SIN oieier Ser
iommIung tperoen bie geomtinnen
fir 1910 eetpablt. @ir bitten ale
@hreitern, iie mogen iif at bieier
ipidtieen Geriantntl,ne sobIreif) be.
teil:aer. Gos 25iabriee Stiftrngs.
felt 1T ail1 alt beiprehen.
SSrene @iirtler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Capital City Bits
By Katy

Columbus, hio, Nov. 3O-Tust
a reminder not to forget the busi-
ness meeting a week from Wed.
The date being December IS, at
500 p. m. At this meeting we
will have election of officers. Come
and cast your votes for the ones
you think are capable of holding
the various Offices.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
81 Greibmtine,t in Ser
nerHjee, iaet 11S..2lmtt

@oibinaton. Gos lSporoaropb.
ilds smt Der Warine mahte o;e Mee.
Der caralf altfmerfiam, oaB iid 81
9reitminen in Der giorbiee beiinoen,
mo ndbreno Ser lesten @od;: mebre-
re bl'tiife unb neutrale Shiif' on
terstaangen iiao. Dies 1T 81, .:rcbte
3abl. Sic ieit ariessausbru9 terif.
tet ..iro. Die 8eribte TANNER boz,
bent areuder u3renton", oem ;slaaa.
ihi'i 6es amerifanilhen stnoera! /.
idraSers in ben europ1ii9en 0;e.
tp6ii.ln.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

- A Paris museum conducts
a clinic and hospital for tropical
fish.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Monaco News
BY Jennie and Hunce.

Mcnaca, Pa, Nov. 3O-Last
Saturday night we split victories
with the Homesteaders - our
girls losing out in the prelimina.
ry game and our boys defeating
the Homestead five in fast NOV.
ing battle. We wish to thank
Homestead for coming down ant
sincerity hope that yous enjoyet
yourselves. Also we wish tc
thark all outsiders for their sup.
port and will be looking forward
to our meeting again in the near
future.
Important Meeting
There will be an importan,
mec!'ng on We'd, Dec s. Juniors
when we will have the election oi
officers, Lets all be present al
7:3' promptly.
To Salem
The game tomorrow night will
be played at the High School gym
and the preliminary game will
begin promptly at 200 o'clock.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

- PhotoAood lamps have been
invented that contain their own
ref ectors.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
THE VVINNAII, MRS. TUPPER!

the A. B. C's of this game. The Kids
through unless he keeps that left
up and -"
whats one mans opinion?" Mrs.
Tupper scoffed as the changing of the
bell seemed to bring on the lights and
smother the roar. She struggled to her
feet as Battling Bolsky's handlers
jumped into the ring ahead of her.
But before she painted up the steps to
struggle, like giant octopus. with
the taut ropes, she took brief second
to elucidate her position:
"Mebbe l don't know much about
this racket. An the little I'm finding
out about it don't make it smell any
sweeter. But I found out lot about
human nature in the last fifty years.
l took your word that a charity fight
wouldn't be tough fight - but l
didn't bank on it."
She smiled crookedly and was gone.
The crowd gave her good-natured
cheer as she finally got through the
ropes. slip him vitamin, Mar! some
wag shrieked.
Mrs. Tupper bent over her fighter.
He was glistening with water. and one
of his handlers was holding his purple
tights away from his slim waist.
Good work, laddie," she painted.
'I'm more tuckered than you are,
getting through those ropes. Now
listen to me carefully, because l
haven't any breath to spare. The smart
lads are turning the heat on US. l
think the general idea is to make a
pair of saps out of US. This Mullins is
poison - but l don't have to tell
you that"
Battling Bolsky grinned up at her.
Mrs. Tupper nodded. Don't pay no
attention to me, I'm trying to appear
frightened to death. And that's your
cue too. We've got to win this fight
with our heads. This bird Mullins has
an l. Q. of about .0l. He never heard
that pride goeth before fall. Let him
think you're scared to death. Forget
the crowd. Let 'em hoot They'll cheer
when you win. Fighting isn't different
from any other tough game in life.
When you get contemptuous OF the
Evening star., 1939-03-05
the TREATMENT

AsGN, Douse Listerine Antisep-
tic on the scalp al least once day.
HoaEN, Part the hair at vari-
GUS places. and apply Listerine
Antiseptic right along the part
with medicine dropper, to avoid
wetting the hair excessively.
Always follow with vigorous
and persistent massage. But
don't expect overnight results.
because germ conditions cannot
be cleared up that fast.
Genuine Listerine Antiseptic
is guaranteed not to bleach the
hair or affect texture.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
QUEER DUCKS, AREN'T WE 2

ANTON RUBINSTEIN was offered
Sl5O,OOO for fifty concerts in return
engagement to the United States, but
the Russian pianist, remembering how
seasick he had been on his first trip
across the Atlantic. turned down the
attractive offer.
BRAHMS never used a mirror, BE
Evening star., 1939-03-05
Listerine Antiseptic gets beneath surface sym,
toms {. 9. attacks Pityrosporun, oUale the ger
vhich causes dandrun

put off your first delightful Listerine
Antiseptic treatment another day!
And even after dandruff has dis
appeared, use Listerine Antiseptic
at regular intervals to guard against
re-infectiOn.
Lambert Pharmacal Company
ST. Louis, Missouri
Evening star., 1939-03-05

cause" he said, II am weary of seeing
my 'phiz' in the shop windows"
FAGANINI was always cold. Even in
summer he kept a large cloak wrapped
around him. and the windows of the
carriage in which he Travelled were
always tightly closed.
-kATHLEEk MAsTERSOk
Evening star., 1939-03-05
Excess Fat
Goes!

IF you want to
i take off ugly fat
easily and pleas
antly all you have
to do is
First, eat sensibly.
which means you
avoid overeating.
Second, mix u of a
glass of Welch's
Grape Juice with
II of a glass of
water and drink BE-
fore meals and at
bedtime. Thus you
reduce caloric in
take considerably.
But you do not suf-
fer a hungry mo-
ment. There are no
strenuous exercises
or taking harmful
drugs. Yet!-in a
test conducted by
DR.. Damrau with
this method among
a group of intelli-
gent and coopera-
tive people who fol-
lowed directions
implicitly, an aver
age weight loss of
seven pounds was
registered per mont
Evening star., 1939-06-22
American Business Clubs
Hear Judqe Curran

The crime problem must be
tackled in the youthful age group
the principal source of all crime,
Judge Edward NJ Curran of Police
Court last night told members of
the American Business Clubs at the
closing session of their national con-
vention at the Mayflower Hotel.
Principal speaker at the annual
banquet, Judge Curran said that
crime cannot be halted merely by
trying to wipe out criminals.
The time to strike is when the youth
is ready to be nodded into an
adult who will either follow the
tangled path of crime or the whole
some one of honesty"
The jurist branded juvenile de-
linquency the Nations most menac-
ing crime problem. He praised the
work of business groups in support
ing boys clubs and other organiza-
tions which afford proper outlets
and supervision for youths"
National officers elected in
business session preceding Judge
Curran's address were Charles
Mitchell of Detroit, president; DR..
R. G. Obermiller of Ponca City,
Okla, first vice president, and Stan
ley Fink of Reading. Pa, second vice
president. Paul S. Anderson is
president of the Washington chapter
Of the organization.
Evening star., 1939-06-22
Mrs. Leake Gives
Picnic Luncheon
For League Group

A picnic luncheon, held before
the regular meeting Of the Depart
ment Of Government and Foreign
Policy of the District Voteless League
Of Women Voters, proved so popular
yesterday that the hostess, Mrs.
Lowell Leake, suggested that it be
continued at the meeting on July 5,
also to be held at her home in Chevy
Chase.
The discussion included a review
Of the history of China by Mrs.
Henry Moore and an addition to the
program was a group of old Chinese
songs by Mrs. Walter j. Couper.
The group, which is making a sum-
mer study Of the Far East and the
relation of Far Eastern developments
to American foreign policy, will have
q talk on Japan by Mrs. G. l..
Maxwell at its next session.
Mrs. M. o. Lorenz, newly elected
president, presided. Mrs. Lorenz,
who is retiring chairman Of the
foreign policy department, will con-
tinhe as its leader until fall, when
the new chairman, Mrs. G. s. Dun
can, will take charge.
Evening star., 1939-06-22
University Women
Map 2-Year Program
AtDenver Convention
Tuke Action After
Miss Perkins Stresses
Greater Activity
b the Associated Press,

b the Associated Press.
DENVER, June 22.-Delegates at
the biennial convention of the
American Association of University
Women turned to the mapping of
q two-year program after hearing
from Secretary of Labor Frances
Perkins that professional excellence
Is more and more outside the
criterion of SEX"
Judge Dorothy Kenyon of the New
York Municipal Court, who also
addressed the convention, said that
purely psychological" reasons keep
women from claiming their shares
OF places in the political field.
Secretary Perkins, first woman to
become cabinet member, said 'the
contribution of women to public
welfare is continually becoming
more significant.
THE speed with which they are
able to assume more civic RESPONSE
bility depends largely on the
especial fitness of particular women
for special jobs, rather than on the
fact that they are women or that
they represent large groups of
women"
Miss Perkins said the program of
the administration should be con-
tinued on long-range basis.
AS one result of the administration
program. Miss Perkins continued,
factory pay rolls have risen from
S72, 2,697 900 week in March, 1893,
to $164 4,945, 900 week in March, 1899.
Evening star., 1939-06-22
Citizenship Vow
Changed to Calm
Irish Feelings

The implication that the Irish are
in any way obligated to the British
has been removed from the vows q
person must take to become an
American citizen.
1t came about when President
Roosevelt yesterday signed the Nc
Cormack bill, which makes it un-
necessary for Irish applicants, for
citizenship to make a special re-
nunciation of allegiance to the Eng
lish King in addition to a general
renunciation.
The new law requires only a gen.
eral remuneration of allegiance to
other governments. Congressional
committees who asked enactment of
the measure of Representative Nc
Cormack, Democrat, of Massachu-
sets, said changes in the worlds
map made it difficult for some citi-
zens-to-be to know specifically
where their allegiance lay.
Evening star., 1939-06-22
Dance School Fete

A program by the Marian Chace
School of the Dance will be pre-
sented at the Arts Club of WASH
ington tonight following the regular
Thursday club dinner. Miss Chace
will interpret a group of Negro
spirituals, while other featured
numbers will be "Valse Triste,"
given by Joan Leasure and Dennis
Landers, and the "Danse des Des-
moiselles," given by Eleanor King.
AS a courtesy to the Arts Club,
the central group of the ballet,
Der Rosenkavaier," given at the
Bal Boheme in April, will be per-
formed. Miss Helen B. Goodhue
and Mr.. Ralph j. Totem will be
hosts.
Evening star., 1939-06-22
Burnside Corps
To Meet June n

Burnside Woman's Relief Corps,
auxiliary to the Grand Army Of the
Republic, will meet June ~ at the
Grafton Hotel at pm, with Mrs
Ella Southard presiding.
Plans will be made for participa-
ton in the July 4 program on the
Monument grounds at 8 pm. and on
the July IL services conducted by
the Brightwood Citizens Associa-
ton, commemorating the 18th an
niversary of the battle of Fort
Stevens.
Delegates to the national conven-
ton at Pittsburgh, Pa, the week of
August 27 are Mrs. Della L. O'Brien
and Miss Mary A. Howarth, past de-
partment president, and Mrs. Rosa
lie Mckee Shelton.
Evening star., 1939-06-22
Alunnae Election

Miss Emma Thorn of the Hollins
Alumnae Club Of Washington, who
has been an alumnae representative
on the Hollins College Board Of
Trustees, was elected to a new posi-
ton on the board at its annual meet
ing yesterday at the college. The
membership of the board was in
creased from Is to II and Miss
Thorn was named to one of the new
positions. Mrs. Milton Morgan Of
Richmond was elected as alumnae
representative on the board, a posi-
ton Miss Thorn held for five years.
Evening star., 1939-06-22
Americanization School
Graduates Il Pupils

With the singing of American folk
songs, % students of the Webster
Americanization School were grad
uated at final exercises yesterday.
The graduates received their
diplomas from Mrs. Florence Rogers,
supervising principal of the sixth
division Of the public schools, and
the main address was by Miss Maud
E. Alton, administrative principal
OF the eAmericanization school. Repre-
sentatives of each class also spoke.
Attendance awards were made by
the faculty
Gisela Weinfelt, formerly a teacher
in Cracow, Poland, and only five
weeks in America, directed the pro-
gram.
Among those taking diplomas were
Emil and Gertrude Weile, husband
and wife.
Graduates included representa-
tives of Mexico, Italy, Austria,
Czecho-S -Slovakia, Germany, France,
Guatemala, China, Poland and
Bulgaria. They will attend Central
High School and are:
Chan, Show H. Bounous. Jenny
Shing. David Cruz, Isabel
Ciatti, Francisco Davila, Rosa NJ
Eng, Thick Duhart Maria Z.
Jacobs, Meyer Hempel. Martha
Lee Thomas Holzmanrl. Herbert
sossis' sssass 1snss Esss ksoumef! sai Hasn Nev.n.
Tow; Moy H. Winterfeldt. Lucie
Weile, Emil Weile Gertrude
Bindeman. Sarah Zschochelt Luisa
Evening star., 1939-06-22
Press Clubs to Fete
N0rwav'S Princess

Her Royal Highness Crown
Princess Martha OF Norway will be
the guest of honor at a luncheon to
be given jointly by the Womens
National Press Club and the News
paper Women's Club next Thursday
in the Willard Hotel. The luncheon
is limited to the active membership
of both organizations, the only other
Evening star., 1939-06-22
Beautiful Matching Hollowware at 4o% Reduction

The handsome pieces thut give
a table the look Of luxury 80.
At q non-luxurY priool The sams
lovely AMBASSADOR patsssn.
specially Designed TO har.
mouino viii ~ 2otWmUl
' s:e NOW
3-pseee Tea - 4Ao0 $3.50
10" Waitsr $50 $3.50
Well and Tree Pjateeg 22.00 l3.1y
Vegetable Dish 400 Io.7s
Gravy Boot and pldss 100 80
Watsr Pitcher 2l.o0 1870
ManY Other Pieces ore oxseed-
But Quanail;as oss AmiAsd
Evening star., 1939-06-22

guests to be Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife
Of the Secretary Of State; Nine.
Munthe de Morgenstierne. wife Of
the Norwegian Minister, Nine. Oest-
gard, lady in waiting to her royal
highness, and Nine. Gable, wife Of
the Counselor Of the Legation.
Evening star., 1939-06-22
Dental Society
OUTING Saturday

The Robert T.. Freeman Dental
Society will hold its 18th annual
outing Saturday at Sparrows Beach,
Md, with the festivities starting
at II am, Dr. Clarence N. Nc
MILAN, chairman of arrangements,
announced today.
Besides indulging in varied pro-
gram of sports and entertainment
the society will discuss plans for the
National Dental Associations con-
vention at New York City August
14-18.
Evening star., 1939-06-22
Rieqer Gets Commission

The War Department announced
today John A. Rieger of Orchard
Beach, Anne Arundel County, had
been commissioned second lieuten-
ant in the United States National
Guard, attached to the 5th Mary
land Regiment.
Evening star., 1939-06-22
2 Speakers Heard

Guest speakers for the Women's
Democratic Organization Club Of
Takoma Park, Nd, at a meeting
this week were Mrs. Alfred Steffen,
president Of the Chevy Chase
Women's Democratic Club, and Miss
Vivian Simpson, attorney to the
Board Of County Commissioners of
Montgomery County. The session
was held at the home Of Mrs. M. J..
Phoebus. with the president, Mrs.
Alice M. Lyddane, presiding. Miss
Eva Owens entertained with vocal
solos, accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. Clara M. Bernheimer.
Evening star., 1939-06-22

woodwork on the front OF small
row houses painted with hand
mixed lead and oil paint, $24;
others In proportion. Paper hang
ing, floor sanding. 80 yrs exp.
Jack Sparkes, Atlantic 3748,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-08-24
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Bouckey Karoly es neje koz-
tiszteletben allo Youngstown
magyar sziil6k leanya eskiid0tt
orok hlseget Boday Albertnek,
id. Boday Adalbert, White
Plains, N. Y. es neje, Mrs. Bert
B. Bethany Lakewood, Oh szii-
lok fianak augustus 21-en,
hetf6n a Perry, O.hoz k0zel
ESQ st. Ann's-in-the- Field
Church templornban.
A menyasszony Kent, O.-ban
szerezte a taniton6i oklevelet, a
fatal ferj a Columbus, Oh Dis
patch ujsagnal a vasarnapi
mellekletnek a szerkeszt6je. A
fatal par a naszut utan 1884
Berkeley Ave, Columbus, o.
ban rendezi be otthonat.