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the Russians were facing Kherson
across the stream.
Over 1900 Germans were killed,
many prisoners were taken n d
large quantities of arms and ma
terials captured in this drive, Mos
COW said.
On the north central front an
other 1000 Demonstrating to-
tai of $500 for the day-w e
wiped out in the Newell area where
the Russians were less than So
miles from the Latvian and old
Polish borders. Several populated
places were taken and one Ger
man strong point was captured,
after its garrison was routed, leav-
ing behind its guns. ammunition
and supplies.
But the Battle for Kiev was the
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forcement authorities for action.
Richard L. Burnett, chairman of
the Work or Fight" committee
expressed the opinion that inter
views by the mobilization board
with absentees will have a "sta-
bilizing effect
Response by Wilmingtonians in
completing inventory coupons of
unemployed males has been
good" ne said. All replies were
| by unemployed white men, and
covered an age bracket ranging
from 20 to As years.
| Rogers explained that the work
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Kieu Outfanked By Reds
Driuing From The North

outstanding development of h {
days hard fighting.
Beginning with a fresh assault
Thursday the Russians attacked
from the east and the north. East
Of the city Soviet troops ALREADY
were only a few hundred yards
from the high cliffs of the city
with their mortars and guns en-
placed in marshy Dnieper river
island.
1.-The Soviets met hard German
resistance which on the whole sue
ceeding in repelling or checking the
enemy's onslaught" the Germans
said in a none too confident Berlin
broadcast.
One Berlin broadcast said Soviet
tanks had broken through Nazi pc.
sitions north of the Ukrainian cap
ita1
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Former Big Lacquer
Visits Friends Here

Bum Hearn. former big league
pitcher with the New York Giants
End Pittsburgh Pirates OF the Ma
tional league, and the past several
seasons the popular baseball coach
for the University Of North Car
china is a visitor in Wilmington
this weekend. He is the guest ol
Norwood Skipper and Bert klte.
While here, Mr.. Hearn Will De
taken on a deer hunt.
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Work Or Fight Drive Is Opened

of the Labor Mobilization board is
to instigate the employment of
every New Hanover man between
the ages of 10 and s.. Interviews
will be arranged by the board
between unemployed men and
those not working 35-hour week.
Persons seeking employment are
directed to contact by letter or
person members of the board. or
the U S. Employment Service.
The names of persons giving In
formation about "loafer' will be
kept in strictest confidence.
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GUEST SPEAKER

The Rev. Samuel Van Der
Nicer, Presbyterian minister
and a former All leader. Will
be guest speaker at the annua!
Achievement Day program OF
New Hanover All club MEM
bers to be held Saturday ~
10 am. in the home agents
office 13l Custom House.
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City Briefs
STOVE CERTIFICATES

Stove certificates applied for
in September and October are
now ready. Persons who have
applied should call for them at
the ration board or notify ra-
tioning officials if they are
not needed because this re-
duces the quota for this coun-
ty and keeps others who need
stoves from getting their Ger
tificates.
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WLB IS LOCKED
ON COAL WAGES
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orators refused, saying they had
no authority to agree.
Pennsylvania - Pr o d u c t n
about 40 per cent Of normal.
Ohio-About 5000 of $4,000 min
ers at work.
Virginia-About 1000 of $4,000
working.
West Virginia-Around 10000 of
10000 back at work, but Fridays
production expected to be no more
than rs per cent of normal.
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sERvICEMEN's CENTER

SERVICEMEN'S CENTER
A center for service men will
open in the social hall of the
First Christian church, South
Third and Ann streets, Satur-
day from 5 to ! p. m. Facili-
ties for reading, writing and
games will be available and
supper will be served from 6
to ! p. m. All service men well
come.
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MEETING PLANNED

DR.. G, A. Wilson, Jr., of Will
mington, secretary Of the home
mission board of the Presby-
terrain church, will meet with
Presbyterians of C arol n a
Beach, Kure's Beach and vicin-
ity to organize church at
Carolina Beach on Sunday,
Nov. I, at v p. m. All friends
are invited.
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"A GAS RATIONS

The War Price and Ration
ing board announces that all
"a" gasoline applications
which are in now, as former
w directed, will be out Mon
day so motorists may start u.s.
ing them at 1901 a. m. Tues
day.
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HOSPITAL PATIENT

Fred H. Smith, IA South
Seventh street, Is a patient At
the Veterans Hospital at Fay
etteyille.
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Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With More Comfort

FASTEETH, pleasant alkaline (non-
acid) powder, holds false teeth more
firmly To eat and talk in more COM
fort, Just sprinkle little FASTEETH
on your plates. No gummy, gooey. pasty
taste or feeling. Checks "plate odor,
(denture BREATH. Get FASTEETH as
any drug store.
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"A u
other sellout crowd of 71,615
in praSnect.
Georgia Tech over Louisiana
State. The rumor is that Tech has
been helped. rather than hurt, by
,he Juggling of Navy trainees dur
ing the past two weeks.
Southern California over San Di.
soo Naval; The Trojans to keep
roIling along, despite the loss Of
fnr starters in the Navy shuttle.
Northwestern over Wisconsin:
with Herman Frickey and D O n
p,ffmjre transferred, Otto Graham
1.kes his debut as the one-man
aarkfjeld for the Wildcats. But that
nil he enough as the $4,000 spec
sstors will see.
dartmouth over Columbia: Don
vasprzak. Lou Little's hope for the
nresent season but now a Dart
mouth trainee, turns on his old
mates in what could develop into
a rout,
Texas A. M. over Southern
Methodist: Just another step in
lhe preparation for the Texas-Tex-
., A l. NJ. title meeting Thanks
giving day
Purdue over Minnesota: This
could be close, but Purdue appar-
erty has enough left to gain the
decision despite the loss of Btko-
vicb Agase and company.
Great Lakes over Camp Grant:
The enlisted mans Army Navy
came which will be witnessed by
1900 happy sailors
Del Monte pre-flight over UCLA:
One Of the country's best meets
the uCLAns a year too late.
Michigan over Indiana: ELoy
Hirsch back in shape Just in time
ID battle Bob Inconsistencies for
the headlines. Hirsch probably will
get the most help, but it should
he thriller for the 10000 fans.
North Carolina over South Caro-
lima; What was it one governor
said to the other?
Ohio State over Pittsburgh:
Freshmen VS.. freshmen. with the
Ohio fuzz-faced youths to get their
second win of the year.
Iowa over Illinois: The record
shows the Him should win, especi-
ally with Eddie McGovern at his
best, but the bunch is Iowa.
Brown over Yale: Too many in
iuries on the Eli roster.
Oklahoma over Kansas: Bob
Brumley to carry the Sooners to
victory.
Duke over North carolina State:
Duke hasn't been Weakened that
much,
Missouri over Iowa State: Those
Iowa State newcomers still haven't
Learned their assignments.
Cornell over Penn State: The
rome field to decide.
altornia over San Francisco:
The Golden Bears rub off some
o. heir tarnish in this one.
Tulsa over Oklahoma A. M:
Cy0e Leforce and Maurice Wade
spell the difference.
FINISHING in a hurry: Southwest
FIN louisiana Institute over Arkan-
sas A. & NJ, Rice over Arkansas.
SOUTHWESTERN of Texas over Bryan
-elo Texas Christian over Texas
oech, Clemson over Dawson,
lamp Lecture over Norfolk Ma
fne base. cambridge Navy over
vuFtlS Bay, Wake Forest overI
worm Carolina pre-flight. Maryland
T'ef Virginia Princeton over Viii
!snova' Harvard over Camp Ed
m va Holy Cross over Temple,
"eN Virginia over Lehigh, Rut-
seFS over Lafayette. Kansas State
WEI w. Nebraska, Colorado over
s s!dh. Sundays games: Iowa pre-
nlsnI over Marquette. St. Mary.
w e'lnght over Alameda Naval and
"sfch field ever Pomona.
"
.QInn o,or,rT I. I'LL
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ISSUANCE SUSPENDED

ISSUANCE SUSf EINOED
War Ration Book No. l will
not be issued by the local ra-
tioning board for 60 days, &C.
cordnig to announcement from
that office Friday.
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USO WEEKEND
SCHEDULE

THIRD AND GRACE
Saturday
$3.50 p.m.-Scavenger Hunt, In
formal Dancing.
Sunday
800 a.rn.-Mocha Hour.
800 p.m.-Tea Hour and In
formal singing.
FOURTH AND ANN
Saturday
81 p.m.-Coffee Dance.
Sunday
900 a.m.-Breakfast.
2 p.m.-Informal party.
6:30-8:00 p.m.-Supper.
800 p.m.-Bingo Party.
SECOND AND ORANGE
Saturday
3 pm. - Movi e, "Charley's
Aunt"
7:3O pm. - Beginners dancing
class.
800 p.m.-Formal Dance.
Sunday
9 a.m.-Java Club with the Rev.
Walter B. Freed as speaker.
3 p.m.-Voice Recordings.
4p.m.-Bagel Buffet; film, 1.-THE
City,"
7:45 pm. - Symphonic Record
ings
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uPHOI STEERING

Repairs, Rehnlshlng Draperics. Furniture
Cleaned, Venetian BLINDS Cash or Terms
SOUTHERN FINISHING CO,
1908 New York Ave. w Elk. 1854
WE INSPECT oil and adjust any make
sewing machine, SOC. We also buy any make
OF used sewing machine Prompt service
New Home sewing machine sales and
service
THE PALAlS ROYAL. DISTRICT 1900
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BOATS.

CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.
POLAND CHINA BOAR, purebred, about
10 mos, old. $50 lbs, $50. Phone Gathers
Ayr. OLD blooded saddle mare, 3 hands,
perfect condition: will sell or trade for
good farm horse. Hobart 6565, Ext. 307.
HORSES. work and riding: mules, ponies,
saddles and brides, pretty Palomino
horse, Is hands tall; ; goats, some kids,
! horse trailer good tires, hay BY bale or
ton. straw rides by hour. horse blankets,
saddle pads, everything for horse, Rear,
1876 18th st. Sc
HORSE, thoroughbred; will sell for 3
p p0l.iH board Call dE. 1873 Penn Per.
MARE. riding driving, ~ yrs in foal to
Son of Dress Parade; Sl2o. Mrs. VIM.
Ledbetter, No. l hwy, miles South Alex,
opp, Nj. Vernon II school
SINGLE and double farm wagon harness.
traces. Clipper blades and sharpening
aa-o v, 4. sGTooMBooK & son e4 o,so
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
90 hardwood, Call Wisconsin 452i.
OAK. 500 mixed. SIS cord, seasoned 10
hu dry chestnut kindlng. So. II. 1928.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
PERSIAN KITTEN, male. white. o months
old. Call Randolph 1888,
homes Chesapeake BAY retriever and
small fox terrier, both male We have no
room for them, Call Ludlow s922
PUPPIES; duck retreyers cross S, between oSe
Bay, all curly black, males. $40. females.
50 Call WA. 2G53.
elbows. S2O-S25: BEAGLES, MALE, So;
COOKERS, Sl5-S20-S25; BOSTONS, $50;
ENGLISH COOKERS, CHI. SIRED, S35-S50;
FOX, PEDG. Sl5. DACHSHUND, $40;
DOG HOTEL. 7344 Georgia ave ia 432l.
FARM g. GARDEN.
l-HORSE FARM WAGON WANTED, in
good condition, reasonable. WI 1863
~
MUST REMOVE $500 SHRUBS ,65 yarie-
tieSl. cheap if YOU dig them. INA Ala
hama ave. sc. FIR. 5OS9.
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WRITER
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

EXECUTIVE POSITION in private industry.
Has had over / ) years experience IN book
keeping payrols, cost accounting Secre-
tsrial work, filing and super vision of l0-1"
once personnel Desires chanee-must give
one months notice. Age 36 Protestant
Owe fQN details as to hours type of
TTork cnance for Advancement and salary
EXTENSIVE experience in advertising
raoio script spot writing. broadcaStinR
young woman desires position in any OF
aooVe fields on part-tme basis BOX
GIRL, colored wants all-around work.
fale1erla' TO 4 Call after ). Dorothy,
GIRL. colored, wants Job as elevator
operator for day work Gao NJ ST Sc
GIRL, colored, wishes job after & pm
TTssning, dishes or cleaning doctors Once
Dl 663l after pm
LADY. exp, power mach, wishes hotel
Ilnen mendlng or any Kind of work c
rel Box 276-C, Star. L.
NURSE, mIddle-aeed, wishes night duty;
references. Call WI 4716
REGISTERED NURSE college graduate
ana ~
SECRETARY CATS, college grad. ma
.ured and experienced. desires frst-rafe
ooss' in or out OF Govt. Box 3Ii-C,
sIENOTYP1ST, clerical assistant. available
al cay SUNDAY, evenings per week Gail
Sunday '' an
WOMAN, colored wants lob night cooking
"a -unchroom or cleaning ONCE buildings,
oishWashins. co. 1854 after $40.
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POULTRY & EGGS
ROOMS FURNISHED.

RED ROCKS. r. I. Reds, White Leg
Conkey'S Y-O feeds James Feed
$40 K ST n W. Metropolitan 0nS9.
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED

hDUbI NOUFLr, TO bOHND ,OWNhhI
K ne. Information. write 81 You st. NV.
~
ARLINGTON. Wa ROOMS BATH,
a MI, INV h, coal furnace, auto sas
h W, fun basement; garage: lOc bus fare;
adults. ref. $50 Box l04-Y, Star.
VACANT. 4S0S 30th ST NV.
Detached prick. completely redecorsted;
II rooms, IA baths, center-han plan; 2
car Diet garage. recreation room and maid =
rm. in basement, converted coal heat also
oil burner, $3.50 mo. with option to buy.
OWNER, ME 2149 or MA. ao6S
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Girl, colored, wishes ioh with nice fam
1IS. h'2 days good cook, no nights DI
oL- To-
GIRL, colored, wants Job as chamber
nag e. WaitfesS or any other kind of work:
no sunday. Ii. SSS5
Girl. colored, wants waitress, chamber
MAID or INV. Call HO. OILS
GIRL, colored, wants Job from nm
COOK and serve dinners only. Monday
through Friday DU $3.50
GIRL. colored, reliable. wants work morn
n, mss OF afternoons. Also good cook. Ref
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. u SQUARE CONN.
ave. express bus: 6 rooms, baths (brick
and Frame; extra space third noor, 3
, houses same locality FULTON R. COR
DON owner, DI. $3.50. 8 am to o pm.
i 142T Eve st. NV Brokers. attentinni
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NEAR KENSINGTON-SPACI WELL
space for garden and chickens: two bed,
rooms. bath on first floor: 3 bedrooms, bath
on second floor. garage, automa ticaIly con-
lrOlled coal heat WI SSR- ny
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REFRIGFRATORS.

Al kinds, repaired and oyerhauled; also
Washing machines. WI SeI4
Radio Trouble? Free Ell Ho1 woTE ,g ggsF
Mp-c1TY Radio Shop 90 pm Ma. o751.
ROOFING TIMING PAINTING.
Gutterlrg and Spouung
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont.

BETHESDA. MD. = NICELY FURNISHED
GROOM. 2-BATH BRICK; auto heat, ga
rage, no china. silver or linen no small
children To inspect call MRS. DAME,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont, -.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
For better results and
SerDice include telephone
number in For Rent ads.

,13 LAMONT ST W-COMPLFTELY
FINISHED 1-room, kitchen, bath apt, maid
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SMALL CUT-RATE DRUG

Over $40 200 business, 81 Gn0 cash, plut
inventory st cost. Phone oxford 03@2,
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PLUMBING AND HEATING,

Repairs. undermining, replscements. Sligo
So61, TO 2 a m, NE. 1908. B 10 ; p m.
RADIO SERVICE-Factory authorized
service on r. c. A. PhilCo and Zenith
r {. A, Phlico radio tubes delivered and
Inst lied al 40 extra charge Call NE
~lST. C50rd0D'S PSd1o Sbou
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AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - SUBSTAN-
tial home in excellent Chevy Chase section,
u bedrooms, 3 baths study and layatory
on hrst floor: servants quarters, 2-car
garage; unusually good terms WI hSRr
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RoBT, B. SCOTT,
INCOME TAX
MOTOR TRAVEL.

Eeturns prepared by public accountant.
nominal charge. 1416 New York ave "
EA 0532 Open daily. ewes Sundays)
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HOME IMPROVEMENT coMpAkIe,
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION. beautiful. white, Scandalii
l2o-baSs. 6-tone changes; practically
brahd-new; Si25. all cash. GE 4"S@
ANT IQUE MAHOGANY SLEIGH BED double
size. and Stearns & Foster box spring and
inner-Spring mattress used 10 times.
Alexandria 1850
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WANTFD--Old records, highest prices
paid. cracked or broken, any make. Dau
bers. 1920 18th NV.
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REPAIRS 3 SERVICE

ADDITIONS, REPAIRING. REMODELINCi.
Any type, foundation TO roof. any loca ton;
lowest prices, guaranteed work Lawrence
& Son, Or6way 1h44
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We Pay Highest Prices
ASK Tor Mr.. OpDenheimer. aU3 F. St N w
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PAPERING This week :. only mi Rooms
plastering. Hobart 6H64
PLASTERING, BRICK cement, fagstone,
freproohne. No Job TOO small. TR.
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.-BEAUTIFUL HOME
on Takoma ave; 6-room and bath brick.
large living and dining rooms. open fire.
place, Gear brick garage, S5-ft front,
$4,000. 81. 4132 Ia
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DOWNTOWN PROPERTY. l BLOCK FROM
white House; over 70-ft. frontage, suit
abe Tor institution or select dining and
pated value in addition to being a great
buy at this time. Something this market
mas not been able to offer. Call MA. 49o5.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR CABIN JOHN CAR LINE-OWNER;
Groom unfinished house: lot go by 10
IT.: trees and garden. Phone WI. 1919.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

WOMAN, colored, wants lob, night cooking
IN -unchroom or cleaning ofice buildings
olshWashns. co. 55s4 after $40.
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GEORGETOWN BEDROOMS LIVING
room, dining. kitchen and bath: cow.
transp.: Sl75 per mo. EN-. 1929. l3'
6 ROOMS, NEW FURNITURE; 1917 35th
pl NV; no children. Phone after pm.
Ordway ATT.
1924 LINNEAN AVE. NV
3 bedrooms and 3 baths, maids quarters,
recreation room. oil heat. Open. 1mme-
diate occupancy: S2o5
WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1T32 x St NV. NE. lab
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UPPER 18th ST. NW--A FINE LARGE
Colonial brick with through. wide center
hall This house contains 4 bedrooms. .
baths on 2nd floor; very large living room
with fireplace: spacious sunroom, SCREEN
ed porch. auto. heat. Gear brick garage
Large lot, very well handicapped. trees.
THOS. l.. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until
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BATHTUBS. basins, tanks and bowls, sinks.
furnaces, radiators pipe, fittings. etc. used
beating and plumbing materials Block
SalNaEe Co. HMnh NJ ST MI : IL
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Brunch-CoIendor
Juniors Association of the United States
of America

FARRELL, p. - The 1arrsu Oa1so
Athletic 01ub.
President. Henry Holmes. so4 Haaah
Secretary. Bertha Te,sky. go sssn-
Gary, Ind. cary Junaos 0axooa
Pres, Fred Schieb. $500 Grant Ave.
Secretary. Hulda Taub. 1901 Taft Ave-
Gary Ind.
Homestead "a; s:-o! HeMSss'sa S,ns ss.sss
President. Fred Kraus. 477l Wintsg.
Secretary. Henry Thsii. isls sylvas
Avenue.
Loratn, o. - Lorain Junior sAxo1A
Presi dent, Richard Biumeier. 3o1 -!
29th Street.
,oss sscssrssy. ssrssy. Ann Binder. ii'' ws~
Martins Ferry. Ohio = martins 1sssy
Saxon juniors.
President. Matt Schunn. General Dsls.
Secretary, Margaret Huttsr. 500 North
Eight Etrest
Monaco. IN. - Junior saxon OoeSeay.
Pres. Gerald Fleischer. 420 Eight Ot
Secy.. Helen Schuller, 40 Penn Ava
0OV Castle. Pa NOV Castle 32DDe
sylvanis Saxon JuAlosx
President, william Ungar, SIS 0auDn
son Street.
Secretary. Eleanor Schmidt. 30k u.
Mercer Street, Apt. 219.
Salem, Ohio - Salem Junloe oaxoa 0auD
Pres, Math. Melitschka, Jr.. 752 Arch
Street
Sec'y., Sue Herman, 1872 Wilson st.
YoungUtoWn, Ohio. - y0uAHUooV3
Junior Saxon Association.
President, Eleanor Rauch, IS South
Hdzelwood Ave.
Secretary. Elizabeth Bokesch. 24o
Forest Hill Drive
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Pres, Henry SCHNEIDER, 34S5 w. 54th
Vice, Pres. Henry Holmes. So4 Hamil-
ton Ave-, Farrell, Pa.
Secretary. Martin Polder. s4s New
Sarden Ave, Salem. Ohio
1882 East Wither Ave, Columbus, Ohio.
Beckford ST.. New Castle. Pa.
11AHCKEs or TEE r. .. ,. A.
Alliance, Ohio. Saxon Junior Club.
Pres, John Schuller, 1893 s. Meadow
Secretary. Hilda Goeckel. 211l South
Union Ave.
.. olsveiand. olio.
Cleveland East Juxlor Saxon Club.
President Ruth Geiger,. 1929 Antis-
Corresp. Secretary, Laura WeIlman,
Ohio. '''
olevslaa4 wsst sazaors 0us.
PRESIDENT, Marie Aber. 10323 Madison
Secretary. Gertie Schmidt. 1858 Eide
lity Avenue.
Canton Ohio = S'.s' Sss.oa Saxon ''a'os
President, John Fulz. 1918 Edwards
Ave-, N. E., Canton, Ohio.
secretary, Elsie Sheatzley, 1915 Con-
cord Ave-, s. W.. Canton, Ohio
Sollnn6us, Ohio. - ColumAas juaaox
saxon Club.
President, Eugen Burkley, 87S Miller
see'y.. .Kath. Gotzmeister. 1887 East
Whittier Avenue.
Detroit, Mich. - Detroit Junior Sa-oas.
President, Helen Binder 3O76 Marl-
borough.
Secretary. June Warnke. 1896 Med
burg.
0UWooA CITY, Pa. 3llVood oatY
Junior 0AxOn0.
Pres, Sophie Krestel, S18 South ST.
Secrtary. Kathleen Seiwert, Bridge