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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Old Soldiers
Pathetic in
Patriotism
johnson Believes They
Gould Be Used by US.
BY HUGH $. JOHNSON

MY mail is filled with a type
A of letter that, TO me, is
pathetic.
These letters are from Off
GERS and enlisted men who have
been separated from the serv-
ice for one honorable reason or
another and whose records, they
say, are excellent. That. take
as true. These records are too
easily checked 10 falSify.
With hardly an exception the
substance, though not the words,
of the query in such letters is
TO the same effect:
How can serve In this
emergency. ! am an able bodied
professional soldier with years
OF training. i am not seeking a
job for pay or asking for any
particular rank or place or kind
OF service. IL Is simply unbear-
able to sit here twiddllng my
thumbs and talking to myself
with my country at such a
crisis"
There is an easy way to give
these earnest inquiries the old
army run-around. Refer them
10 the adjutant general, He will
send the writer nice mimeo-
graphed or form letter congrat-
ulatlng him on his patriotic
impulse. but informing him that
il is not war department policy
to accept for service men in his
class.
Everybody knows the reasons
for this policy This is a young
mans war. These veterans cant
stand field service and command
under modern conditions. When
you accept one, you simply ac-
Quire a new candidate tor future
pension rolls.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
TfIIS picture is not cXaggcr-
afgI

L ated.
This has been the intention
The victory of the extremists IN
Germany over the more cautious
military commanders, resulting
IN Hitler taking sole command,
would seem 10 indicate that an
other immense gamble is i'm
mincnt
Actually it was planned for
February or March of this year
So far the only assets against
II are Russia and China
Military minds in Berlin and
Toxic must fear diverting too
many of their forces from Rus
Sia and China
That apprehension probably
contributed 10 the quarrel be-
tween Hitler and the generals
who have been conducting the
campaign in Russia.
THE AXIS aim is not only 10
Il get raw materials from the
eastern Pacific possessions that
supply MS. bat 20 prevent Us
from getting them, similarly.
The immediate aim in South
America is 10 cause trouble in
the Western Hemisphere, and
dlSorganizc Latin-America as a
source Of raw materials.
And, Of course it is hoped,
by means Of direct threat from
without and the Gargantuan
fifth column from within. TO ter
rori2c Latin-America into a
policy of neutrality and APP
poaSement
In The long run il would
mean the rcconqucst Of Latin
America by Europe and the ere
alton of now colonial states.
From the beginning. the Euro
pcan end of the AXIS has re-
RArdcd Latin-Amcrlca AS the
treasure tfovc and storage house
of the New Order I'm Europe.
THE Latin-Anerican popula-
i tions. who in the eyes Of the
NaziS arc mongrelS.' are con-
sidercd m for Servitude only.
under a few GaulcitcrS from the
upper classes or perhaps not
even they, first rank oauiciters
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14

4 IL this is true as far a. II
"A which isn't very far.
The government has millions OF
dollars invested in the protes-
Sional training of such men. It's
supply and reserves of trained
officers and non-coms is ptifully
scanty. Many Of the new forma-
tionS do not have 10 per cent
OF trained professional soldiers.
Nobody knows yet what Will
result from a vast raw recruit
army, led by officers who are al
most as raw themselves. except
for some "gct-rich-Quick ' fraga-
mentary training course They
are as fine-looking and alert
young men as YOU could find IN
a trip around the world but,
after all. soldering Is a profeS-
sion, like medicine or the law,
and they have had no oppOr-
tunity 10 qualify.
An officers lob isn't just one
Of leading troops in formation
He is entrusted with the lives
and limbs Of many young men.
No small part OF his task is 10
mother mot mollyCoddlel them
70 SEQ that they are properly
fed clothed and housed 10 keep
them As happy and healthy aS
circumstance will permit, and,
above al. not 10 hurt them by
The blunderS OF hi, own inef-
fcIencV
II is agreed that these older
mon are not Up TO taking all
the hard knocks Of field service.
but isn't there a place 10 use
many Of them in helping with
tho training program? Aren I
there thousands Of office and
other auxiliary army Jobs now
being done by young regular Of
fiCcrS which could as well be
taken care OF by one OF these
veterans?
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14

efficient in America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
House Group Denies
| 'In-Laws' Benefits
From Service Paw
Bill Carrying Federal
Aid for Wives, Children
And Parents Approved
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Mothers-in-law, fathers in law
and grandchildren won't get any
benefits from soldiers or sailors
pay or from Government aid to his
dependents.
The House Military Affairs Com
mittee voted such relatives out and
sent the dependents allowance bill
to the House today for final action
sometime next week, after Congress
decides whether to raise privates
and seamen to a $42 or $50 monthly
minimum.
Aside from ruling out grandchil-
dren (Which not many servicemen
have) and in-laws (Which more OF
them are getting). the committee
left the dependents bill unchanged.
Government Would Add SO.
A soldier with Glass "A" depend
ents wife or children) would have
$50 taken from his pay check every
month In addition, the Govern
mAnt would add $40 for q wife. $40
for each dependent child. SIS for a
child but no wife and $40 for a d.
vorced wife entitled to alimony.
Under this scale, wife with four
children would receive $50 from her
husbands pay and $50 from the
Government.
Allotments from a serviceman's
pay would be mandatory If he had
dependents, but would be applicable
only to lower-grade men. up to the
rank of the lowest Army sergeant
and the corresponding naval grade.
The payments would not begin
until the fourth month after the
bill became law.
Parents Provided For.
The scale of monthly payments
for Glass "B" dependents provides
for the Government to pay SIS to
dependent parent, $25 to two de-
pendent parents and IS to disabled
or dependent brothers and sisters.
To this would be added $40 from the
serviceman's pay if he had no Glass
"A" dependents and S. II he had
Glass "A" dependents. A soldier
having both classes Of dependents
would have $25 deducted from his
pay each month.
The original bill provided for pay
ments of IS to additional" parents
the in-laws.
BY an almost unanimous vote, the
committee struck out a section that
would have given Federal Security
Administrator McNutt discretionary
authority to augment the proposed
payments for hardship" cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
Second Front Rumors Rise
With Increased A. (. F.

By the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt has aroused
new conjecture as to the purpose
of concentrating American troops
in Northern Ireland by statement
yesterday strongly implying that
more are to be added to the thou
sands already there.
Speculation centered on the much
discussed possibility that ultimately
the forces there are to be used for
opening a second continental front
against the Nazis
Contingents OF American troops
started arriving In Northern Ireland
in January. Monday it was an
nounced that q force larger than
the previous one had arrived safely.
At his press conference yester-
day. Mr.. Roosevelt was asked for
comment and replied that the OPP
Grafton was successfully carried out.
He hoped, he said, that there would
be more in the future.
Does that mean more troops?"
. reporter asked.
Mr.. Roosevelt laughed and con-
coded that his words did contain
such an implication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20

q major mystery and Z lot Of crop
damage.
Everybody thought the last buff
faloes in this area were exterminated
so years ago. The only known sur
vivors were in protected herd at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
Theft Attempt Sounds
|Citys Fire Alarms
D, TIT Associated Press.

b TIT Associated Press.
DENVER-Some one sneaked into
the old City Halls sub basement to
take a section Of lead pipe.
When he cut it, gongs started
changing in all of the city's fire
stations. He had cut the Fire De-
partment's alarm box circuit cable,
which outwardly resembles a pipe.
BY the time Richard Helphinstine
superintendent Of signal systems,
located the trouble, the surprized
culprit was gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20

Miles City, but . check showed this
herd intact.
But wherever they came from the
intruders are making themselves at
home. ripping out fences II neces-
sary to get to more luscious crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
Vanished Buffalo
Return in Force

BY the Associated Press.
EKALAKA, Mont.-Nine unlimited
buffalo roaming this Southeastern
Montana range basin have brought
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I. J. a. omcsrs
President. Henry SCHNEIDER. 7402
dearborn ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
ViSe-Pres:. John Rochus. sOs--1lth ST..
=. w., Canton, Ohio.
Secretary, Martin Folder. s4s New
R<rden ave-, Salem, Ohio.
Assistant sec'y., Otto Schmidt, 1888
SIdeiity Ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
Treasurer, Edith B~osendorfer, 1904
Huron Ave. New Castle. Pa.
--O--
BRANCHES OF TIE r. q. =. l..
Alliance. Ohio. Saxon Junior Club.
Pres, John SCHUYLER, 1913 s. Meadow
Secretary, Hilda Goeckel. Pill South
Union Ave.
Cleveland. oIio.
Cleveland East Juxlof saxco Club.
Presto snt, Arthur Ungar, 2244 Briar-
wood.
sec'y.. Evelyn Romischer. 1919 Ed
monitor Ave.
C1ovole1a West Juna0TD Club.
President. John kiertscher. lzVl2 Sec
tor Ave.
Secretary. Katherine SCHUYLER. 1881
West 42nd st.
Canton. Ohio. = Canton Saxon Junior
Pres. John Rochus. Elm Apt. on nth
Sec'y, Isabella Schriever. 1856 Faw-
cett, N. w.
3ollmbuo, Ohio. - Colurukas Junior
saxon Club.
President. Eugen Burkley, 878 Miller
Ave.
Sec'y., Kath. Gotzmeister. 1887 East
Whittier Avenue.
Detroit. Mich. Detroit Junior 8axonS.
President, Chester Warnke, 6086 Alter
Road.
Secretary. Helen Bender, 442S Drexel
Street.
10Wood city, Pa. A1lvooa City
Junior SaxonS.
Pres. William Thalgott, Wuerttem-
berg Road.
Secretary. Sophia Krestel. SIS South
Street.
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Rhe be-
90. Tcrtietnna)

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Sopre. Sd piu's mir iibss;eger uno
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3opftud iitsr bic 5riiur urS itidte
iid auni @stsn an. Msbr aus ST.
title als i'm GrnIt mad)ts lie iid an
ben Soppen gu lGoffen uno un!srSoa
lie elmer fliid)tigen Mufterung. G.tpig
besrtff. Das Mdbteu totte porauss
aeiekt, i'm UNI oieie Ssit ALIEN i'm
aahsr an5utreffen. Sic batte fi1
dusfprehen uno pieaei6t cine BetGz
tisuns ibrsr 8sfird:unsen BADEN
fppllsn. Gs paiiirte eft. oab bic 2eute
III Tin. famen. tpenn lie ettpas 9sicn=
beres auf cem 6erseE Eaten.
~0uten Ibenb, 9srr Weisr," iaste
4usuite seoriidt.
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auf unb ab. Die Wtthei!unsen ber
2abrsrin mahtsn i'm bpca su Itaf=
fen. War pieie u~rsli;djeliee &C.
ihihte pirtlid ihon 10 nett geoiehen.
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Welh eine Dumme, alberto Welt!
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bigger in linn. Wis ct auiid;eu ben
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unihliiiiis, ob lie in ben 2ahen brii<
ben sehen iolte ooer niGt. 8puauf
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ipsits- uro sins bic Sreppe binauf.
sic Gatte ni1t me6r COS inteniipe
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lls6er tura mubte man p,.Y>N6 obne
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mebr fir unsntbebrI;d;. Sbre 9spe=
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Sofa bling boiler ibporsserabmter
photographer, lauter Jamtlienb;lber
Der Meier : Mannebohs. Sn Der
Mitt. Der .pbeuumrantten eportrdte
Der @er~itorbenen: bes alien Derrn
grpi1 Marimilian Weier unb per
9ertraube, Sr's Wutter. duff bieIem
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gen am ldnsFten bdnsen. Sic latte
oieIe 1odter nit bejonoerer SnniCteit
seliebt unD ibrer 8etanntidcftsan>
babnuns init Serome 8rrgarb iogar
8ori9ub seleiitei, neil lie ben iunz
gen, sutiituirten Wann in ielter SteIz
lung fir eine quite Partie sebalten
bate. Nun, glidli9 selebt batten ia
bic beiben, tpcnn es aud na4 auben
bin i6ledtsroinss on alien baperte.
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phire - cieie 9eiratb nidt ianttio<
nirt. tpenn lie bas Gnoe porauseeiez
Der bate. Mber punoerliGertpeiie
reste oas Jiasto oieier Gbe bic alte
Iraa nidt gum Na4oenten uber bic
un3medmGbi9:eit Der u%nber-fener
glnmiiauns uuo 8eeinflu une in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unb Der lnz
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VERElNS-
ds
S:ebenburger Sachsen Sxngerbundes
Won Nordamerika.

s43S West i22. Str. Cleveland. OF TO-.
Ex-Eundes-P1as... Stefan Klausenbur-
ger lsseS eoT Ps A Hs;nr 1esre nIs,z Ml'h i4s
>, yize-D.-Pras.. Geors Kascher. ss4l
G1th1 Avss; sepnsa1own Il. ono x Friesen.
hengst, l743 Oberlia Ave-. Lorain; Ohio.
2 Bundes-sekre'ar Gsorg SCHUYLER,
1880 ,sa.!SI A zms nstrol VIM Mich hnarae.
22 sSn as'l7ea ATE; G josn e Gdinther, ,ss
Shenango Blvd, Farrell, Pa; Sam Aber,
Kathe mns' p5rli GssA si7 Emerald ST.
youngstown. ohio.
una fest In Eintracht immsrfort.
uHDsssExr1oxsr
Bundsssektion l..
Pras., Michael salmen, sas2 Maple
sekr.. Michael krauss. s544 West
81. Str. WooGbine 449s.
Bpneessekti ito, 3.
Cleveland o't'e'ts Liedert"fe' D""e"-
Pras.. Johanna Wolf, s45s Ost 145. Str.
Sen... Maria spann, 1902 Lawnview
Avenue.
Ave.
Bu1desssktaon 8.
Detroit, Mich. >. $. GemischteP CssOr.
"ryS., George SCHUYLER. 1890 Barlow
As,.
.xr; Jinka Kellrer. So7s MARI
Buuosssektion 4.
Erie, pa. 3. S. Mxnnerchor.
Pras.. Heinrich Melzer, lab Ost SO. Str.
4ekr.. Albert BenIs. l0lS Prestly st
sundessekt,on s.
Iorsln, q. s. 8. Ge~sangvereln Eintracht.
Pras. Mich. Kirschner. 81 ". q: st.
1I43 Oberlir Ave.
a1aesse.t,oa I;
Pras.. John Untch. 24Os Delaware Av.
s.lsn. OHIO. 3. 3. Mann.renor.
President, Andrew Klein, sl3 New
sekretar. Karl Thesis, 7s5 Newgarden
Avenue.
BudesssktioA 8.
YourgstoWn, Ohio. =. s. kxnAeTchor.
Sekr.. ohn Orben, 3419 lakewood Ave.
Bundessektjon g.
Alliance. Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Chor.
Pras., Leopold Schmidt, us Wade Az.
? -Sekr., Arnold Haltrich. 1904
South Morgan Ave.
Bua6sssektior 10
Erie, Pa GerniSchver Chor.
Prfs. Elise HANSEN ann. $40 W. 10. Str.
Nakr- Marps rptc Eouta 1918 prfeStly
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xsr1sn. Pa. This x.rrsu sszsa
President. Henry Holmes. S04 Jla,nii.
ton Ave.
Secretary. Bertha Teleky. $50 Stan
Dough Ave.
Gary, ind. - cary Junior saxooa
President, Robert Fox, 1918 W. lSts
Secretary, Mathilda He.wig. s4 WASH
ington Street, Gary. Ind.
Homestead, Pa. - homestead Jan1oe
saxon Club.
President, Fred Kraus. eta winter
0u secr sa; S,'I Henry r ss1ii r is,s Sylvan
Avenu e.
Lorain, O. - Lyorain Junior oaxous.
President. Richard Blnmeier. 20l Hast
Secretary. Ann Binder. llss wsse
Goth Street.
Martins xsyry. Ohio = Martins 1sEzy
Saxon juniors.
President. Matt schunn. General Deli.
Secretary: Margaret Hutter. so4 North
Eight s.treet
Monaco. Pa. Junior Saxon Society.
Pres, Gerald Fleischer. 42O Eight st.
Sec'y., Helen Schiller, 410 Penn Ave.
syavenas saxon Jun1oxo.
President, william Ungar, 513 Samp-
son Street.
Secretary, Eleanor Schmidt, 2Ok N.
Mercer Street. Apt. 219.
Salem, 0hlo - Salem Junior Saxon C1uD
President, william Wagner. AIS w.
Pershing Street, Salem, Ohio.
Secretary, Hilda FroniuS 76e New.
garden Ave-, Salem. Ohio.
youngstown, Ohio. - Youne0toW1
Junior Saxon Association.
President, Richard SCHUYLER, $40 Lake
wood Ave.
Secretary, Isab>l Bockesch. 80 Eigen
Street.
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Alliance, Ohio. - z. 8. 8. Frsusu =, n,
Verein. zwe.g 3,

NersammIung Jeden ]. SOnntag I'm
M.nat, i'm Sachsenheim.
Pras., Maria Schneider, s55 L. Sum.
nit Str.
Pro, -Sekr.. Katherine TOPPER, S48 s
Webb Ave.
Cent-al-V.-Selr., Sophia G%ottschline,
r. r. d. No. 8.
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Gary, Ind. - y. 3. 8. X. q. versap,
Versammlung jeden 1. Sonntag i'm
Monat i'm Siebenburger SachseIH eim.
ii. Und Roosevelt.
Pras., Andreas C. Markell, 1855 West
10. Str.
Prot-Sekr.. A.. J. Binder, 4233 Adams
Strasse. Tel: 4-10ni.
C.V.-Sskr. NJ, tiottscbIing. 1853 West
Is. Ave. Tel: 2-39SS.
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Canton. OH ,. s. 8. x. y. Verein.

Versammlung jeden /. Sonntag i'm
ionaf in SachSenheim. Ill Harrison
Ave., N. w.
Pras., Christ Elges, 318 Tyler Ave.
5. H., Canton, Ohio.
Prot.-Sekr., John Bellmann. 2206 Win
field Ave.
C.-V.-Sekr.. d. Hugel. 1920 Maple
Ave. N E. Tel: 2-9613.
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Homestead. Pa. z. .. 3. Z, q. vsrsiu.
Zweir G..

Versammlung jeden 1. Samstag i'm
Montt, 7:30 Uhr attends auf 239-7, Ave,
Homestead, Pa.
Pris.. John Rohrmann, 1874 T.. II, Ave
Tel: Ro. 1863,
Pro:.-SeAr., Georg l,einertn, 7O1--14.
Ave. M%uniall. Pa.
C.-V.-Sekr., Georg Mantsch, l247
Goodman Str. Swissdale, Pa,
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Homestead Pa. - z. s. 8. Frauer- und
Jung-Fraren Z. q. verein. Wv g l6.
Versammlung teden l.: Sonntag i'm
Monat in der st. Markus Kirche, y. Ave.
Pr;is.. Kath. Weprich. $40 shady Ave,
Homestead Park, Pa.
PrOt.-Sellr.. Helen Rohrmanp, 1874 Il.
IL. Ave, Tel: Ho. 1909.
C.-v.-Sekr.. Maria Kramer. Niffl:n Kd.
Lincoln Place., Pa.
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Durdsssektaon IL.
Cleveland, Ohio. Damonch0r "eaxon1a".
Pras.. Sara Schneider. 41ls Wichita
sekr. Elizabeth Fischer. 1854 West
Dradssssftion ~.
Youngseown, Q. 0arnenchof 1dslwe1so.
Pras.. Josefne Miller. 519 Clearmont
sekretarin, Marie Pfngsgraf, 81 East
Warren Ave.
1undssssktion "a, 10 una "a.
Canton, o. as. xarpathsn osssnsvsrsis.
Pras., Stefan Pelger. 1921 Ray Place.
n. w.
sekr.. VIM. A. Kessler. l141 Smith A,
9. w.
Ne" cssl'' "a. = :; nsmsnshor ''xsos'
Pras.. Kath. Paulini., 4s7 p. Long Str.
senr.. Anna Lienert, HOS Delaware
Bundssseition II.
Canton, Ohio. .. s. Jugsndchot.
Pras., Martin Maurer. Jr.. l4i6 Ohio
sekr.. Sara Fulz. 1913 Edwards Ave-.
". e.
3oir,abus, nj 0smiaeAsst cAo9.
Prac. Paul Lehberger. $50 n. LivtnS-
ston, Ave
Prul-Sekr. Emma Konnerth. ISL nsst
DVStiS. Y
Dundessektaoa 70.
Salem. Ohio. Danonch0T.
PrA3., Elisabeth Girscn,, $50 Liberty
Sekr.. Susie Hermann. 732 W. Wilson
Stras So.
unc - 20.
Cleveland Ostse1te Ijede fts1el
NGruerch0x.
pras., Geo. Folbert. i4o4 Hover Ave
----
Bundssssktion "a.
youngstown. q. 8. Junior Lyra ChoruA
Pras, VIM. TheIs Jr., Y2l Belmont Av.
Sekr., Cath. Me Schneii, bll Seventh
Street, Strntaers. Ohio.
Bundessektica ~.
Homestead osmischtss h
Pras.. John Lang Jr, Chestnut sun"
s.kr, Hedwig s,erner. Box ga. r "a
I. pittsburgh i10). Pa
Bundesseltiou -.
farrell Pc. Aiederk, Ans.
PRESIDENT. Andreas Fleischer, coz
New Castle Str, sharon, Pa.
Sekretarin. Bertha Teleky, 633 STAN
baugh Ave, Farrell. Ia.
Rundessektion 90.
Chicago. m. sisbenhurges 1~esensysxsia
Pris., Michael SCHUYLER. 1907 Altgslt
sekr. Johann Lintz. 57ls w,nthra
Bundessek tlOh ~.
C~leveiand w. = .. JusehdcAos
Madr1gal
PrAs., Heinrich SCHNEIDER. 74O2 Deaas
sekr.. Maria SCHILLER 1884 ". -. q
aantes-Sektiop 81
Cleveland East Junior Z Choa1.
Sekr.. Sus. Brandt. llslA st. Clats
Avenue.
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farrsD. "a. 3. .. q. Z. q. Versl,.
Ewetg 2.
Versammlung jeden 1, Sonnt.p I'm
Monat i'm Sachsanheim, 816 Emerson.
Pris.. John Schuster, 639 Sharon-New
Castle Rd.
PrOt.-Sekr., John Giinthar 1s14 Far
rell Terrace.
C.-V.-Sekr.. Andreas Orhen .Jr YGA
Mcclure Ave-, Sharon. Pa. Tel . 21h60
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1ora1n, o. - e. 3. 8. q. vsrsln. Ewe1g 3.
Nersam.iiuns jeden ] Samstag abend
i'm Monet i'm S~achsenEeim. Os' 20. Str.
und Apple Ave.
Iris, John -. D~eutschlander IT.. -i4OI
Washington Ave. ~
!: Prot.-Sekr- John Taub. 1854 Apple, Av.
Fin unr C.-V.-Seki.. Michael SChnei-
der. 100 ". IL. Str.
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Versammlung jeden 1. Sountag I'm
Monat.
Pr;is., John Weber. 4O7 Pennsylvania
Avenue
Prot Sekr.. Daniel Schiller, 4lO Perm
Avenue
.-V.-Sekr.. John Kloos. 1880 Atlantic
Avenue.
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erannn n n .ro,.ain 2us ~

Versammlung jedeH 3. Sonntag i'm
Monat i'm Sachsenheim. ia Harrison
Ave, ~. w.
Frasidentin, Regina Kelp, i44O, Plain
Sttasse. Canton. Ohio.
Saktetarin, Katharine Steiner. 2418-
Is str, N. +.
C.-V.-Sekr., Elisabeth Schuster, l3A6
Is. 81 N. W.. Tel: 3-5474.
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salem, Ohio. - =. 3. q. vsreIn DER Yer.
etnie ten Staten Won HoF0axner1ka.
~" xWO1g -.

Versammlung .eden ]. Freitag. I'm
Monat, 2:3D Uhr nachmit'ags. I'm Sach'
senheim, EOS Railroad Str.
Iras., Daniel Weber, 15S w. 5. Str.
Prot.-SeEr.. And. Kekel, 938 Prospect
Strasse.
C.-V.-J.-sekr.. Carl Thesis. 7s5 New
garden Ave.
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ssseago, III. - s. S. x. o.. Veroin.
I'D. 0NYafur

70. .V'Tsanmlung jeden dritten EreitaE iml
MoTst in German Club House, 1853 N.
.Aslt snd Ave.
p' an. tt-d Orend. 1922 Hutchinson
Strasse. Tel: Wellington 3407.
rI1l-SekI.. Dan Salmen, 5402 Win
tfrrp Ave. Tel: Edgewater 715S.
{. =. Sekr., Michael Schassbtirger,
%l6' Orexs: Blvd, Chicago.
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'OrSAmmIuNE Jeden I. SOnntdg In
Monat, 2 Uhr nachmittags, i'm Sachsen-
helm. 7GO1 Denison Ave.
Pras., Marie Henneges, 1927 w. 1875
Str. Tel: Orchard 1895.
Prot. -Sckr., kath. Scheel, 1866 Roy.
craft Ave. Academy 1891.
Fin.-Sekr., I.audene J"riga, 1l409
Dale. Clearwater 5307-J.
K.-LOge-Sekr., Kath. Sc"Nmidt, 1855
Fidelity Ave. Tel. Clearwater 1891.
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fransn <. q. vsrein. xwsiS /. A
-VersammlCng jeden 1. Sonns>g in.
Monat, : uhr nacnmittags, i'm Sachsen-
helm, Ost 70 Str. und Apple Ave.
Pras.. kath. Deutschlander. ..O4Wash.
lnguon Ave.
Pror.-Sekr.. Charlotte Talk. 1904 Os.
80 Str.
C.-V.-Sekr., w. III. Friesenhengst.
1743 Oberlin Ave.
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Nation Sl.Komitass

Vorsitzer. DIR. John Foisel. 76l Eddy
Road. Cleveland, Ohio.
Vize-Vors., Georg Deppner, 412 w. La
Glade, Youngstown, Ohio.
Sekr., Daniel Rehner. 10400 Joan Ave..
Cleveland, Ohio.
Henry SCHNEIDER, 1902 Dearborn Ave..
Cleveland, Ohio. -.
Martin Folder. $40 Newgarden Ave.,
Salem, Ohio.