davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Army Rejects
u Per Cent Of
DC. SeIectees
132 of 58o Men Sent
To Centers in August
Found Unfit

Of 589 Washington Selectees sent
to Army induction stations in Rich
mond and Baltimore in August, 1872
or 22.41 per cent-were rejected by
Army examiners for physical or
mental deficiencies, report pre-
pared by 1t. Col. A. C. Gray, State
medical officer for District selective
service, revealed today.
Nearly one-third of the colored
men sent to Baltimore were rejected
1T out of 1862, while Is out of 227
white selectees, a percentage of 6.68,
were turned down in Richmond.
The majority of the reflections
were due to illiteracy, psychiatric
disorders, mental deficiency and
venereal diseases.
In a memorandum to the city's
local boards, Col. Gray stated:
TT is evident = that while our
general medical reflections have
reached a very satisfactory figure,
there is need for great improvement
in the rate of rejection for venereal
and nervous and mental diseases.
Reflections at the stations for gon-
orrhea totaled % while the syphi-
lis victims numbered II. Col Gray
explained that all of the syphilis
cases had showed negative Wasser-
mann tests, but in the opinion OF
induction station examiners had
been inadequately treated.
Among the other rejection causes
and the number of selectees turned
down were mental deficiency, 16;
ilhteracy, IL; psychoneurosis, IA;
muSculo- -Skeletal defects, 10; ear
disorders, 5; epilepsy, 4; hernia, A.;
heart disease, 3; defective lungs, 2,
and neutrality-suspicious., 3.
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asked for a total appropriation of
S2,642, $50, included a request for
addition of % firefighters. 18 of
whom would be assigned to pro-
posed new truck company to be
placed in service in the present
No. l9 Engine House at Twenty
eighth street and Pennsylvania
avenue Sc. The new truck company
would serve the Bradbury Heights,
Hillcrest, Summit Park, Randle
Highlands, East Washington Park
and other sections. The other five
new men are sought to replace
similar number being transferred
to fire prevention inspection work.
Also included in the Fire Depart
ment estimates is $4,000 item
for construction of new fire house
near Fort Totten Park. Under
present plans. No. IA Engine
Company would be shifted from its
present location at ALB Eighth
street NV, to the new engine
house. The estimates also include
a request for s81,850 to replace 10
wornout vehicles.
Pumping Units Asked.
High lights of the Water Depart
ment requests include proposed
outlay of $1093,000 to improve the
distribution system in Anacostia.
OF this amount, $3.50, 900 would go
toward changes and additions TO
the Capitol Hill trunk mains; $780,
900 to increase water storage facili-
ties; $4,000 for two additional
pumping units, and $28S COO for
24-inch line from Fort Stanton
Park to Alabama avenue and
Nichols avenue Sc.
The sum of $505 .370-an increase
of $l51 ,350-is requested for main
tenance of the distribution system,
while an appropriation of s648, $50,
or s125, 500 above the current year,
is sought for maintenance of the
aoueduct. For normal extension of
the distribution system, tie depart
ment again requests s475,000, the
same amount provided in the
present supply bill. In addition,
500, 900 is requested for replace
ment of old mains.
An item of $4,000 for prepara-
ton of plans for structures and
facilities for increasing the water
supply also is included. Other items
include $3.50 600 to replace and re-
habilitate equipment in the water
supply system and $4,000 to COM
plete construction of the Mcmillan
filter plant and reservoir. The
present appropriation for replace
ment and rehabilitation of water
supply equipment is s155,000
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Nazis Absorbing Liihuania,
Envoy TO u. 5. Protests

Although the German govern
ment announced that the German
invasion of Lithuania was under
taken for the protection of that
country from Soviet Russia, the
Nazis already have taken steps to
incorporate Lithuania within Great
er Germany, the Lithuanian Minis
ter. Col P. zadeikis, has reported
to the State Department in formal
note, it was learned today.
The Minister said the Roose-
elt-Churchill eight-point declara-
tion has given Lithuania hopes "of
a brighter future" and added:
'I take this opportunity to ex-
press my full confidence that the
American Government will not rec
ognize that annexive German re-
gime which Lithuanians believe will
have to withdraw sooner or later
and make way for democratic and
truly representative government of
the Lithuanian people. now suffer-
ing from two successive foreign in
vasions."
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Locked Out, Stanton Park
Citizens Meet Outdoors

Somebody forgot to tell the janitor
about the first fall meeting.
So the Stanton Park Citizens
Association had TO meet last night
on the steps of the Peabody School.
Considering the weather. every one
agreed that it was just as we'll
The association adopted Mrs.
William H. Smiths resolution that
cleaning alleys is the first step in
rat control. Mrs. Smith pointed to
the alley in the rear of the 500
block of Fifth street N. E. as an
example of an unclean alley.
Nominations for officers for the
coming year include: President,
William Bartle; vice-president, Miss
Vera Branthaver; secretary, Miss
Dorothy Pyle; treasurer. Mrs.
Smith; delegates to the Federation
of Citizens Associations, Harry Stull
and Mr.. Bartle.
A vote of congratulations was ex-
tended to Capt. Richard Mansfield
on his being named chief of detec-
tives.
Mr. Bartle presided from the top
step.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Groner Backs
Bill TO Merge
D. {. Courts
Justice Tells Senate
Committee PIun Would
Relieve Docket

Chief Justice D. Lawrence Groner
of the United States Court of
Appeals for the District told the
Senate District Committee today
that bill it has under consideration
to consolidate the Police and
Municipal Courts here would i'm
prove the administration of justice.
The consolidated court would be
known as the Municipal Court of
| the District and would consist of a
| chief judge and nine associate
judges appointed by the President.
Approval also was given the bill
by E. Barrett Prettyman. president
| of the District Bar Association:
Justin Miller, associate justice of
the Court of Appeals; Police Court
Judge John P. Mcmahon and
Lawrence Koenigsberger, Washing
ton lawyer.
Chief Justice Groner pointed out
that consolidation of the courts,
coupled with other features of the
proposed uniication, would relieve
the civil docket in the District
|
which a litigant with a small claim
would be able to litigate a case
expeditiousiy and at a minimum of
cost"
Ten-Year Term for Judges.
BY giving the proposed consoh-
dated court exclusive jurisdiction in
civil cases involving amounts up to
$4,000, Chief Justice Groner ex-
planned that the burden of such
cases now resting on the United
States courts would be greatly re-
| lieved.
He said these courts now are
loaded down" with 5000 or 5000
such cases that have not been tried
and that the dockets are a year
and half behind. I'm my opinion"
he added, that is almost a scandal"
The 10-year term provided for
judges appointed to the consolidated
court together with the salaries
called for in the bill, Chief Justice
Groner declared, would attract to
the bench trained lawyers and men
of high character.
A number of minor changes In
certain sections of the bill were sug-
gested by Chief Justice Groner and
several other witnesses. Associate
Justice Miller, however, summarized
the testimony of all of the witnesses,
including himself, with this state
ment:
There is remarkable unaniminitv
concerning the major provisions of
this bill"
McCarran Promises Action.
At the close of the hearing, Chair
man McCarran said:
This bill is not going to sleep
here. 1t is going to move on. hope
to get it through the Senate as rap
idly as conditions permit
Aside from consolidating the Po-
lice and Municipal Courts, the bill
would establish an intermediate
court of appeals to hear appeals
from judgments and orders of the
new Municipal Court
This court would consist of chief
justice and two associate justices ap-
pointed by the President.
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Calvin B. Lucas Gets
Spanish Veterans Medal

Calvin B. Lucas, past commander
Of the District Department of the
United Spanish War Veterans, was
presented last night with a gold
medal and the department COM
mander's jewel by Col. James j.
Petit Camp. The presentation was
made at District headquarters, 921
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
1t. Col. Samuel j. McWilliams
presented the medal in recognition
of Mr.. Lucas sponsorship of the
Sons of Veterans organization of the
U. S. w. v. 1t is the second time
that such a decoration has been
made in 43 years.
Mr.. Lucas, who served with the
Marine Corps in the Philippine in
surrection. lives at 1425 Parkwood
place NV.
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Cuddie Charges julien
Hit Him, Asks $40, 900

w. A. Julian, Treasurer of the
United States, refused to comment
today on suit for 10000 brought
against him by Theodore Leombru-
no, 1S-year -old caddy at the Saga
more Golf Club, Bolton Landing,
N. Y.
In an action filed in Warren
County, N. Y, yesterday, Leombruno
charged Mr.. Julian had kicked him
and struck him with golf club dur
ing a golf match last month.
Il know nothing about the suit
Mr.. Julian said today.
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Chevy Chase Corporal
Made Second Lieutenant

By the Associated Press.
FORT STORY, Va, Sept. l0.-1t
was Corpl. Robert D. Marsden last
Thursday morning, but that after
noon he was receiving salutes of
enlisted men on post streets as
Second 1t. MarSden.
1t. Marsden's home is in Chevy
Chase, Md. He came here as q
selectee February 10. He was grad
uated from Lehigh University at
81 last year.
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Club, Columbia Country Club, the
Washington Board of Trade, the
Naval Academy Alumni Association
and professional organizations. His
home is 1888 Randolph street NV.
Commenting on the prospective
campaign, Mr.. Sleeper said the
tuberculosis problem in the Dis
trict calls for vigorous community
action, particularly because of
present overcrowded housing.
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japanese Firm Seeks
225-MiIe Pipeline

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC, Sept. 10-The Nippon
Petroleum Co. today petitioned the
commerce ministry for permission
to build a 225-mile-long pipeline
from Kashiwazaki on the Sea of Ja-
pan to Toxic to supply gas by
products of oil wells for the capitals
taxicabs.
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Comp Lee Mystery Death
Investigated by Army
Ry the Asscciated Press.

bf buc Aootttatta 1850
CAMP LEE, Va, Sept. 10.-An
Army board of inquiry was called
today to act on the finding of
soldiers body in the Crater Ma
tional Park adjacent to Camp Lee.
The soldier, clad in regulation uni
form with the insignia of the medi-
cal replacement center, had a bullet
wound in the head. He had been
dead three or four days when an
other soldier found the body in a
patch of woods Sunday. A .32-
caliber pistol lay nearby
The body was tentatively iden-
titled here as that of Pvt. Robert E.
Dauscha, selectee from Nashville,
Tenn.
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Winthrop Pea
body, president,
who said the an
nual campaign
will b e g in on
N ov e m b er "a
"a and continue
until Christmas
day.
Mr.. Sleeper is
general a G e n t
of the Aetna Life
Insurance q o
for Washington
and Virginia. He
holds member
ships in the
Army and Navy
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Paul Sleeper Named
Chairman for Sales
OF Christmas Seals
Annual Campaign to
Begin November d.
Close December Is

Getting to work early, the Dis
trict tuberculosis Association has
named its Christmas seal sale Chair
man-Paul D. Sleeper.
Announcement was made by DR.. j.
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September, 1o4l
Sept. ! Sept. 4 Sept. 5
q = q a q .
September, l940
Toll in Previous Months

In September, Beware Of:
/. The hours between 10 and
IL pm. Two persons met death
within this one-hour period in
September last year. The third
fatality occurred between 4 and
5 pm
2. Crossing at an intersec-
ton against the proper signal.
One of the three traffic VIC
tins in September, 1910, was
killed while doing this.
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Make September
Safer

Every blot is a District traf-
fic death. The toll thus far
exceeds that reported here dur
ing the same period in 1910.
Keep the September calendar
clear.
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Local Board FL.

Local Board "A.
Perry, Elmo J.
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vEREINS-K LEMDER
~ des
Central Verbandes der Siebenbirger Sachsen in den
Vereinigten Staten Won Nordamerika

Versaammlung jahrlich einmal in dem
Won DER convention inn voraus besiimm-
ten Ort nnd an dem vom ss-Prasi-
denten anzuberaumendem Tage
0roSs-Beamte:
Gross,Pr;isident, John Balthes. 535
Leader Bldg, Cleveland. o. Main 1921.
II. yiZe-iross-Pras.. DIR. John Fosel,
7Sd Eddy Road, Cleveland. o.
=. Gross-Nize Prhs., Andreas w. Peri,
203G West lOi. str, Cleveland. Ohio.
3. vize-Gross-P Pras.. John Orben 3419
Idlewood Ave. Youngstown. Ohio.
Gross. .Sekretar. Georg Martini, 535
Lender Bldg, Cleveland, o. Main 1921.
2. Gross-Sekr., Daniel Rehner, 1000
Joan Ave-. Cleveland. o.
Gross S-Schatzmeister. John Ziegler,
9l73 West ga, Str, Cleveland. Ohio.
Grossarzt. DR.. Fred j. Schuster, 33l
Erie Bldg. Cleveland, O. Cherry 6s7s.
RechtSbei stand, George Schneider r.,
1900 Superior Ave., Cleveland. Ohio.
., Verwaitungsrat, Fred Theis. $50
HomeWood Ave, Salem. o.. John Krech.
Sh,o 25as Enc,a asdra hsights sy" cleyelaGd
YYopngsstoWn, y gs, o.; Martin Albrich. 1892
Orend, 1927 Young Str. Canton. Ohio.
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Gary, Ind. - Gary Junior saxoas.
President, Herman Biihrle. 7c2 Penn
Street Gary, Ind. ..' .,.:.."
Secretary. Dorothy Helwig. 6l4Wash-
ington Stree, Gary, Ind. ~
Homestead. Pa. - HOMESTEAD Junior
Saxon Club.
President, Fred Kraus. ,t77i Winter
burn St, Pittsburgh 90. Pa
Secretary, Henry Theil, 1915 Sylvan
ANenue a.
Lorain, o. - Lorain Junior SEASONS.
President. Richard Blumeier. ,2Ol East
Secretary. Ann Binder. llss wes:
20Ih Street. ... .
1gartins Perry. Ohio - Martins Yssry
Saxon juniors.
President. Matt Schunn. General Deli
Secretary. Margaret Hutter. 5s4 North
Eight Street
Monaco, Pa. - Junior saxon Society.
President, Dan Schuller. 40 Penn Az.
Secretary. Lillian Theil. 79s Marshall
Road. -,
New Castle. Pa. - New Castle xrs..
sylvAnla Saxon juniors,
President, Dan Binder. 419 Wild
wood.
/ Secretary. Paul Sanders. iOl2 N
Beaver.
galsm, Ohio - Salem Ju1ier Saxon ClSu
President. William Wagner AIS ".
Pershing Street. Saler,, Ohio.
Secretary, Hilda Fronius, 7e8 New
garden Ave, Salem. Ohio.
youngstown, Ohio. - YounHUtoWD
Junior Saxon Association.
| President. Fred Thesis, AT >IdOra
Ave. 81.
Secretary, Clara Schnel, Schnelt
Gil Seventh Ave. Struthers. Ohio.
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st. Louis, No. Junior Saxons Of
st. Louie. 10. - Branch A,

Meeting every second Sunday of every
month at 2 r. Al. at members house.
President. Walter SwistOwicz. 596S
Theodosia.
Secretary. Gertrude Thiess. 6s2s
C.-V.-sec'y.. Catherine Isess. eels Sid
St: Louis No. ;z;,: 3 +; :; i. 3. <. .. v'r''n.
Versammlung jeden 1: Sonntag i'm
fia"s. fMi""si's 3 : Stock. oas "aoh"'' !" Dsutschen
Prot.-s -sekr" oeorg Rel bogen. ss4s
''sssS: c'.v.-sekr:. S proos. 4ls5 Lexing-
New xs,s ,;lt. =, y: W.; IL, =. 2: e Z; :. unssr
versammiung jeden l. sonntag i'm
osf g. s New y" York; cty
pr''s; s;,,sd Adsm n, SGheTer Sc ~ Greenieaf
sekr.. Rudolf st"ff, $3.50 ls4th Place,
Jamaica. Long Island N. Y.
rs Rd aesrs H tats KHSs 1ssnT iGs WatehS-
WATERFOWL. n. =. II. g. 9. 4. .. Yer.
sin. oross-schoesnsr: tweig IS.
Monat i'm Sachsenheim. 4s0-492 Fac
Pras.. Georg Wolf. 400 Davis Str
z.v -Sekr, NJ. Rachner. 545 Pearl ST.
5a"sflaasn 5nfnx Z: .. S.r:,a. . rsS:S; s~si. ras q.
Versammlu.g jeGen 2. Sonntag i'm
Monat IN, Sachsenteim.
Pris.. Katharine H6chsmann. 1921
Berlsiey Ave. Tel: 3-6875.
P;nt. .Seltr.. Elisabeth Schunn, rs NJ
Hartford Ave- Tel: 94O5l.
C-V.-Sekr.. Josephine Muller, 519
Cleai1nont DR.. Tel: 2-7272.
homegrown, o. =. 3. 3. Z. y. veroin.
xwe1g 30.
.Versammlnng jeden 1, Sonntag i'm
Monnr i'm; Sachsenl.stm. Ecke Flint Hill
und Franklin Ave. -
Ave. 'r'~ ss.N n -.
Prot. .5eNr.. Georg Deppner. 4l2 w.
LaClade. Tel: 1882.
K.-L.-Sskr. Jrits Thcis. ~ idorc ~.
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s4ss West IA str. cleSeiand % onkeF oh,o
Eek. .Eandes-Pras.. Stefan klausenbur-
ger. 1905 Gorbett Aye. Detroit. Mich.
oS' u s.f Pras: s Geors Kascher. ss4,
Gothp panSss Ays YsoHnngs,owni soHrs; OHIO. rr,sssn
hengst. I743 Oberiia Ave. Lorain: ohio.
2 Bundes-Sekretar. GeOrg Schuller.
1890 ,:a' m low ENS, Ave- Detroit, IT, Mich; n,r.s
22ds Holland Ave-, Erie. Pa, Pa
-, Bundes-Verwalter John Gdnther, ia9
Shenango Blyd.. Farrell, Pa. Carl
3rend, a,n ,o27 oing YoHng st; Canton Emo ohio; s
youngstown Ohio.
una fest in Eintracht immsrfort.
suHpssss 2 x!,rIoHEH.
cl.vs land. Ohio. Hintracht-xsrms
Pr;is.. Thomas Schneider. Jr.. 2i27
sekr.. Michael Krauss. a544 West
GO. Str. Woodbine 4499.
Bunoeasektson 2.
Cleveland Osts~ite l.ieJertafel Damen.
chOr.
g Pras.. Johanna Wolf. 1859 ost l4a.
sekr.. Maria spann. 1902 Lawnview
Avenue.
Ave.
Buadssssttion 3.
Detroit. Mich. :. :. tsemischter Chor
PrrS., George Schuller. l7A3O Barlow
Ave.
sekr., Jinka Kellner, 2O76 MARI
Bundsseektion 4.
Erie. Pa. 8. s. Mxnnsrchor.
Sekr.. Albert Bente. lois Freshly st
Bundessektion s.
Lorain. Q. s. 8. Gssangveretn Etntracht
Prot. t.-Sekr.. r. X. Friesenhengst
l743 Oberlin Ave.
New Castle. Pa. Eintracht assang-
Pris., Goltfricd Ulrich. 223 w Sheri-
dan Ave.
Sekr., John I.ienerth, llO5 Delaware
Rundssektion ?.
Salem. Ohio. 3. 8. Mxnnsrchor
oras. Stefan Fronius, 7ss Newgart IN
Sekr.. Math. Krauss. l5a $, .Ellsvo Ith
BudssssktioA 8.
Youngstown, Clio. 8. 8. NanaSrchor
Pras Georg Raidel: lI6 Frederick str
8undeSsektion 9.
Alliance. Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Chor
Pras.. Leopold Schmidt. rs Wade Av
Prot. .-Sekr,, Arnold Haltrich. 1904
South Morgan Ave.
Dundessektion 10
xris, Pa. osmischtsr cnor.
PriS.. Elise IIausSmann, $40 ". 10. Str
Sekr. Margarete Beute. 1913 Priestly
Avenue.
Bundessoktion IL.
Cleveland, Ohio. Damenchor "Saxonia"
PriS., Sara Schneider, Ale Wichita
Avenue.
Sekr., Elizabeth Tischler. 225l West
70. Str.
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l 4. 4 atitel.

Die &uBe unb bic Herp<ntxrubiae:
rim Wtuiit tpirtten Wunber. ylat
3'u.i Wohen tpar 6arrp 'uieser ber.
eelieli. -
Mls er aum eritenmal ,pieter an
cer Safel i'm Shlob fab, tpra4 ibn,
bic Sdlobberrin ibren @tiidpunid d
au feiner Genssuno aus.
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=. q. J. a. O@cers

1 =. .. J. A. omcsrs
President sv- ,snr,nS henry SrhiSdler 7oe
Vize. President. Joe Bender. &42S
, Drerhscl Ave. Detroit. Mich.
Secretary. Martin Eberth.lS22 Market
Street Youngstown, Ohio.
Asst Sec'y., Martin Polder. SAG New
garden ST. Salem, Ohio.
Treasurer - Hilda Bodendorfer. 7l5
Young ST.. New Castle Pa.
BRANCHES OF THE T. 8. J. A.
Alliance. Ohio. Saxon Junior Club.
Prds.. John Schuller. ll33 S. Meadow
Secretary. Hi.aa coeckel. eli South
Cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland East Athletic Club.
President. George Miller. 5000 Empire
Secretary, Anna schuster. 7es East
cisvsiand west Juniors Club.
President, Anna Gunesch, 1866 West
Secretary. AIathilde Rehner 1891
o'''''' oh''' = eiss. s:ss'n Saxon Junior
Pressdtnt. Martin Maurer. i+ls Ohio
Secretary. Sara Fulz. 1913 Edwards
Ave.
Columbus. Ohio. - Columbus Junior
saxon Club.
President, Carl Blum, 537 Sieb.rt ST.,
Columbus Ohio.
Secretary. Loretta Konnerth, l3l
Deschler Ave-, Columbus
Detroit. Mich. - Detroit Junior aaxons.
=. PRESIDENT. Michael krauss Jr., l4275
Elmdale ST
Secretary, Maria Dengel, G924 Theisen
Street.
1Owooa City, ls. 1liwood City
Junior saxons.
Pres, Rose Segedi sos Division Ave.
SECRETARY, Mary Segedi. sos Divi-
xsrrell, Pa. - The FARRELL Saxon
Athletic Club.
President, Henry Holmes. :O4 Hamil-
ton Ave-
Secretary. Bertha Teleky. 633 Stam-
bough Ave-
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FARRELL, Ia- - s. 8. Trsusu Z. y.
Vere1n. 2woig n,

Monat '
Sharon, Pa.
Prof. -Sekr;. Sara Franz. 2i4 Emerson
Ave, Farrell. Pa.
nnEO Blvd.
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NatiOual.Koinitee

Vorsltzer. DIR. John Foisel. tel Eddy
Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
Vie yors. Genrg Deppner. 412 w. La
Glade, Youngstown, Ohio.
Sekr.. Daniel Rehner. 1O40O Joan Ave
Cleveland, Ohio.
:. Henry SCHNEIDER, 74O2 Dearborn Ave-
Cleveland. Ohio.
. Martin Eberth l3a2 Market Str,
Youngstown, Ohio.
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Lorain, Q. - E. 8. 3. U. vsrsin. xw.is s.

Nersammlung jeden !. Samstag abend
I'M Monat i'm Sachsenheim, Ost 90 Str,
uEd Apple Ave. ''
~, fras.. John Deutschlander Jr.. 14O4
prot.-Sekr.. John Taub. 1854 Apple Av.
der, ll09 w. IL. Str
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Canton. Ohio. s. s. Z. q. verein.
s- ZWeig IA,

.Versammlung jeden l. Sonntag Inn
Monat i'm Sachsenheim, Ill Harrison
Ave. y. w.
: Priis., Hermann Hartmann. 1909 10.
Strasse, n. W.
Prot: :-sekr. Christ Elges. 3lS Tyler
Ave, s. E
C.-Y.- -Sekr.. y. IIiigel. 1920 Maple
Ave, N. T.. Tel: 2-9GI3
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SUwood City, Pa. .-- =. q, q, Yrausn
x U. veroin, xWeie a0.

Versanmiung jeden letZten Donners-
tag i'm Monat in der Vereinshalle an
Spring Ave.
pris., Kath. Gross, 921 Crescent Av.
Phone No. S7S-M.
Prot; ;;sekr.,, kath. Melzer, 131 Spring
Ave. Phone l8G-W
=, C.-V:oSekr., Anna Kloos, ell Ore Str.
Tel: 422-W. '
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und "Etntracht''. xweig 3.
Wen sammlung jeuen .. Sonntag i'm
Monat i'm SacnSenhpm.
yersammlung jeden 9. Freitag i'm
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PrAs, Martin Albrich. 1892 So. Liher-
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e. Central VerbandS-S -Spkr., Fritz Srhnei-
der, 85l r. Summit Str
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Homestead, Pa. -- e. s. s, Z, u. Verein.
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pras.. Michael Bair. 10 Privat Str.
Prot; -Sekr., GeOrg Reinerth, 70l--14.
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Goodman Str. Swissdale Pa.
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Farrell. Pa. - E. 8. 8, Z, U. Verain.
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ango Blvd. Tel: 2l44O.
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