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HARTFORD

SUNDAY, October 10 Coffee Hour and Swimming Y.M.C.A.-9:3O-11:O0 :O0 am. Open House-U.S.O. Club-3-7 pm.
 New Members Party - U.S.O. Cub.-7:30-10:3O pm. Swimming -Y.M.C.A. - 3-8:3O pm.
 Victory Party-Y.M.C.A. - 8-11 pm. MONDAY, October Il Community Singing at U.S.O. .Club.-8-10 pm.
 Informal Dancing-U.S.O. Club. -9:30-11 pm. TUESDAY, October 12 Get Together Party-U.S.O. Club -8-11 pm.
 Square Dance-Y.W.C.A.-8:30- 11:45 pm.
 Dance-Soldiers' Recreation Gen. ter, Brown School. 79th Regimen tai Orchestra and Hostesses. 8:30 pm. WEDNESDAY, October 13 Social Hour-U.S.O. Club-9: :30- II pm.
 Swing Shift Dance-Y.M.C.A.- 1 am. (Thursday).
 Service Mems Party-Central Baptist Church. Hostesses and Refreshments. 8 pm. THURSDAY, October IA Sketching of Service Men and WACs-U.S.O. Cub-7:30-9 pm.
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Eva and Frank seem to be step ping out pretty frequently these days. Time waits for no man, Frank, so take advantage. How was the show at the State Theatre on certain Friday night? You both seemed to be enjoying it inn nensely.
 Gerry seems to be getting her self monopolized practically every time she steps out to a dance by young man who plays in the orchestra once in while Why don't you give him a break, Ger "? .:..
 :...=
 A young man by the name of Joseph amazed some of his friends in his outfit one day recently when
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he received a letter sent by Ann Sheridan. The barracks were in an uproar. Imagine! Getting letter from Ann Sheridan! But-alas-it didn't come from Hollywood-but was postmarked from small lit tie town in the vicinity of Wind sor Locks. According to Joe, how ever, she runs close race with the real McCoy-not bad, eh what?
 A very lucky soldier from Brad ley Field was recently sighted in was postmarked from little blonde from Warehouse Point. Did you have fun Frances?
 Cpl. John Husky, the versatile Maestro of the Sax and Clarinet seems to have a new interest of late, namely a little brunette with long wavy hair. Could it be that blondes no longer interest him?
 Cupid has again worked one of his magic tricks. A lovely diamond ring now graces the finger of Der nice Henry, one of our Thompson vile Junior Hostesses. The lucky man is Sgt. O'Pecks formerly sta toned at Bradley Field. May their future be bright and cheery.
 A keen observer would notice that Fred Eimer's dancing has taken turn toward jitter-jugging. His
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Ballroom Dancing Instruction U.S.O. Club-7:30-8:3O 80 pm Military Dance-U.S.O. Club 8:30-11 pm.
 Dance-Y.M.C.A.-8-11 pm. FRIDAY, October 15
 Afternoon Tea-U.S.O. Club = 3:30-5:00 pm.
 "28" Night Club Frolic-U.S.O. Club-8-11 pm. SATURDAY, October 16 Game Night-U.S!O Club-8-11 pm.
 Dance-Y.W.C.A.-Hostesses and Orchestra :3O-12:00 pm.
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For Your Pleasure.
 At the USO's

men cordially invited. Jr. Host esses invited.
 500 P. M.-11:O0 P. M.-INFOR- NAL DANCING. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th
 LOO P. M.-6:0O P. M.-GAMES. Housing Unit Youngsters. 500 P. M.-11:0O P. M.-RE- SERVED-By Special Invitation for 36th Aviation. Junior Host esses from Hartford, Suffield and Windsor Locks. LADIES there is Sewing Machine available for your use at the USO Club.
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WINDSOR LOCKS

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th 500 P. M.-9:00 P. M.-TALENT SHOW-Service men cordially invited. Jr. Hostesses invited. 800 P. M.-11:0O P. M.-GEN- ERAL DANCING. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10th 200 P. M.-11: 100 P. M.-OPEN HOUSE-Soldiers and guests in vited. MONDAY, OCTOBER 11th 400 P. M.-6:00 P. M.-CHIL- DREN'S PROGRAM = Housing Unit.
 500 P. M.-1O:0O P. M.-NOVEL- TY MAKING.
 500 P. M.-11:OO P. M.-USO SOCIAL and DANCE. Refresh ments served. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th 200 P. M.-6:OO P. M.-ARMY NURSING PROGRAM. 400 P. M.-6:OO P. M.-GAMES. Housing Unit Youngsters. 500 P. M.-USO COUNCIL MEETING.
 500 P. M.-11:O0 P. M.-REG- ULAR DANCE-Bradley Field Orchestra. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18th 400 P. M.-6:OO P. M.-CHIL- DREN'S CRAFT GROUP. Hous- ing Unit.
 500 P. M.-1O:OO P. M.-ADULT PROGRAM. Housing Unit. 500 P. M.-9:00 P. M.-QUIZ CONTEST. Cash awards. 800 P. M.-11:0O P. M.-GEN- ERAL DANCING. Jr. Hostesses invited. OCTOBER 14th 400 P. M.-6:00 P. M.-SUB-DEB GROUP. Housing Unit.
 500 P. M.-9:O0 P. M.-COM- MUNITY SINGING - Service
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favorite dancing partner seems to be Gerry McHugh. With such a charming teacher it is no wonder he takes such an interest in his jitter-bugging.
 Jack Lantz has been doing most of his intricate dance steps with a certain young hostess from Po- quonock. Their dancing is really good.
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SPRINGFIELD
(USO Center, 49 Chestnut Street,

. ~ : %% :. - MONDAY
 7:30 P. M.-Dancing Class for Beginners at USO Center.
 8:30 P. M.-Informal Party with Hostesses at USO Center
 8:30 P. M.-Open House, Enter tainment and Dance at N. c. c. S., 121 Lyman St. TUESDAY
 6:15-11:3O P. M. Open House (swimming) at Y. M. c. A., 122 Chestnut St.
 8:15 P. M.-Open House, Enter tainment and Dance at N. c. c. S., A State St.
 8:3O P. M.-Dance at Y. M. c. A. 122 Chestnut St. WEDNESDAY,
 7:15 P. M. - Young Peoples Society Meeting at s. A. 12 Stearns Square.
 500 P. M.-Open House, Enter tainment and Dance at Y. w. c. A., 26 Howard St.
 500 P. M.-Dance for Colored Servicemen at Olivet Community House, Oak St.
 8:3O P. M.-Hobby Night at U. s. O. Center THURSDAY
 500 P. M.-Open House, Danc- ing and Entertainment at J. c. C., 130 Maple St.
 500 P. M. = Photography Class at J. c. C., 13O Maple St. FRIDAY
 8:3O P. MY. M. c. A. Dance Club at Y. M. c. A., 122 Chestnut St.
 800 P. M.-Symphonic Hour at USO Center. SATURDAY,
 8:3O P. M.-Dance at USO Cen ter.
 8:3O P. M. Dance for 756th M. P. Bn. at Exposition Grounds, West Springfield. SUNDAY
 1O:OO A. M.-Church Cavalcade "A guide to the church of your choice) at USO Center.
 1O:OO A. M.-2:O0 P. M.-Brunch- con Especial program, junior host esses, free photographs to send home, luncheon served) at J. c. C., 130 Maple St.
 7:3O P. M.-Chapel Service at Salvation Army, 12 Stearns Sq.
 7:3O P. M.-Party with Junior Hostesses at Y. w. c. A., 26 How ard St.
 500 P. M.-Informal Sing at USO Center.
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Toni Terry, manager of the Ar thur Murray Dance Studio in Springfield presents this beautiful picture for readers of the BEAM" :" If the Special Service Office has it's way Miss Terry's beauty and dancing ability may soon be avail
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secret scribes, (we might say Wal ter Winchell's) here and there and everywhere, just picking up idle chatter. Watch out boys, We are great observers!
 "WE"
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THANKSGIVING
DANCE
AT NEW CASTLE, PA,

The New Castle Junior Saxons
Thanksgiving Dance will be held
on Saturday, Nov. II, at the Ein-
tracht Club on Taylor St. and all
Saxon Juniors and Seniors from
New Castle and other cities are
cordially invited to attend.
We have engaged Harry Bar
nay and his rochestra who special
ICES at Novelties in Swing. Harry
has just completed an engagement
at the NJ Elms ballroom and
should be able to give everyone
that want to dance" feeling.
Dancing will be from 9 until
| a. m, so come early and enjoy
every minute of it. OF course, you
can also get refreshments. Trans
portation? That's easy - just cal
your local bus or train depot.
We will be hoping to see yor
all in New Castle for another eve
ming we can call 'Saxonally Ours.
The Committee.
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CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 1S-Do
not forget the Bowling Match
this Sunday, Nov. n, at the Par
sons Recreation, at 2 P m. be-
tween the Girls and the fellows in
the Senior Lodge. This should
prove to be an interesting match
and we know it will be entertain
ment for all who attend.
Next Saturday, Nov. u, is the
date of the Weinlesefest. Come all
you Columbus ,SaXons, young and
old, and let's get together next
Saturday and have one of those
good old times, like we used to
have. There will be music and en-.
tertainment for all. So don't forget
the date.
Our next meeting will be held
on Thursday, December 9. We
will have Our election of officers
and Immediately. following the
business meeting there will be a
Christmas Party. Each one is to
bring 25c gift. There will be a
pot luck served afterwards. For
information regarding this, please
contact one of the officers.
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CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION
OF OHIO
Your Chance for a good Job is
here.
Examinations Dec. 9th and 9th.

Miss Gertrude Jones, chairman.
and Carl w. Smith, member of the
State Civil Service Commission of
Ohio, announced a schedule of the
examinations to be conducted De-
cember 9Th and 9th for number
of positions in the Department OF
Public Welfare division of Aid
for the Agend and Division of So
cial Administrator on both the
State and County level; and for
positions in the County Service in
the Public Aid program; also for
the position of Inspector DAIRY
Trade Practices Department OF
Agriculture. The positions in the
Division of Social Administration
include: Administrative Assist
ant, Services to the Blind; Child
Welfare Field Representative :;
Child Welfare Supervisor; Field
Representative; and Supervisor of
Employment, Service to the Blind.
The positions in the Division of
Aid for the Agend include: Assis-
tant Case Work Supervisor, Sub
division Office; Examiner, Grade
III professionally; Examiner,
Grade w (Collections); Investi-
gator; Subdivision Manager,
Grades I, II and III: and Super
visor Administrative Procedures)
The positions in the County Ser
vice in the Public Aid program
include: Case Worker, CaseWork
Supervisor and Visitor.
The examinations will be con-
Quoted in the following cities: Gin
cinhati, Athens, Canton, Clevc-
land, Columbus and Dayton. Ap-
plication forms and official bulle-
tins detailing information as to
duties, salaries and qualifications
for each position may be secured
in the offices of the County Audi,
tors, as we'll as from the office OF
the State Civil Strvice Commits
sion in Columbus. Il
Persons interested in any OF
these examinations must file their
applications on the regular appli-
cation form supplied for that pur-
pose not later than 500 O'Clock
P. NJ, Tuesday, November 80, '43
All applications must be address,
ed to the State Civil Service Com
mission, Columbus, Ohio.
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THE CANTON

By Kay Wagner

Canton, Ohio, New. 18-What
hike we had-we did walk clear
in back of the club to get to the
car.~Did you ever try riding eleven
in one car? Those tenders scrap
ing on the streets sure made
racket, did not it?
Those wieners ala-ashes sure
hit the spot after romping around
in the cold. - Thanks to our boy
scout Heinie kotch, for the nice
fire he built.
We ought to have a girls foot
ball team. Our Hilda Kotch, Min
ME Schotsch and Marilyn Schrie-
yer were sure doing good job at
playing football last Sunday. That
was some game. Our girls played
the boys, Johnnie krach, Harold
Thellman, Billy Untch and Heinie
kotch, while the four grand
mothers, Elsie Sheatzley, Hazel
Maurer, Isabelle, Schriever and
yours truly sat by the fire to keep
warm. That was sensation. You
roasted on one side and froze on
the other.
| Where were our Babe Berg and
| Martin Untch? Some one said
they went to Cleveland. We will
forgive you this time Cleveland
West, but don't you ever try to
take our boys again. We don't
have enough as it is.
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NEW CASTLE. PA.
NEWS
By Henry

New Castle, Pa, Nov. 1S-An-
other week has passed and we
have not done much of anything.
We where supposed to have a
meeting last week but only three
Of us showed up. | guess we where
the only ones who could bare the
cold weather.
Paul Roth is home on a leave
and is looking like million dol
lars. Red Bender was home two
weeks ago and he does not dis
grace the army by any means. Red
knew where he would meet his
friends, as soon as he got of the
train he high-tailed it down to the
club. 1t sure is good to see both
of you two fellows home.
The Juniors will hold their re-
gular meeting on Wednesday,
Nov. "a. Everyone is ask to be
present as this will be the last
meeting until after our Thanks
giving dance.
Paul Sander is back home after
a short stay in Pittsburgh hospi-
tai. Auf Wiedersehen!
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ICAN'T HE CAN
BY Bonnie McRee.

can not 60, my boy, with you,
I.must leave you in Gods hand.
can not 60, my boy, with you,
I can't - He can.
I can not shield you, son of mine
From war that's planned by man,
I can not shield you, precious one,
/ can't - He can.
I can not hold your hand in mine
In air, on sea, and land.
I can not hold your hand my son,
I can't - He can.
I can not dry the tear that falls,
That's,shed by bravest man.
I can not dry the tear, my boy,
I can't - He can.
I can not fill that aching void,
Caused by the war we did not plan,
I can not fill the lonely hours,
1 can't - He can.
can not lift you, son Of mine
With strong and mighty hand,
can not lift above it all,
I can't - He can.
can not give you courage, dear,
To do your duty grand,
I can not give you courage, son,
/ can't - He can.
1 can not go, I can but stay, can
but give,
1 can but pray. So trusting Him,
stand,
1 can not go, my boy, with you.
/ can't - He can.
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Emile Schneider

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 1s-We
hope you have not forgotten about
the social tonight, Friday, at 8 D.
M, at the club. If that is not
enough of an attraction, don't for.
get that AL Binder has agreed to
come down to take our pictures.
80 come on gals let's have a bio
group, so our fellows in service
can be reminded of the good look
ing girls we have in our club.
There will be no singing rehear-
sal next Sunday but will continue
the following Sunday. r
Card Party '~"
Did you buy your ticket yet for
the card party? If you have not
get IN touch with any member OF
the club. We are all looking for
ward to this affair and hope you
parents will back us up.
Here and There
Another concert has come and
gone. We all had good time and
wish to thank the Liedertafel Da-
menchor for inviting us to sing.
Did you see all the girls sigh
as our Navy man from Case walk
ed in? That uniform certainly be-
comes you Bill! (Stamp).
Oh, Dicky boy, how did you get
Pauline Gottschling to rate you as
No. 1 on her list?
Say, Columbus, was the weather
really wonderful as Ed and John
claim it to be or could it be your
hospitality?
c. E. likes that idea, Henry, OF
having girls basketball game or
something's
Just one more pep talk, New
Castle, and we shall see YOU on
the 9th.
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were made, filled with evidence of his
vision, his enthusiastic effort to better
hi own community, and to serve his
nation. Mr.. Doughton has long had
th respect. the admire tron and the af-
lection of the members on both sides
of the aisle. =
THERE are a great many bills te-
L fore the Committee of both Horse
anc Senate. All maj1r committees ere
in constant session, either in whole or
Subcommittee. In the Senate the Mill
tary Affairs ub-committee heard AT
torney General Biddle who propo sed
tn, creation of mechanism to make
government loans for reconversion to
peace time economy of any business
seriously embarrassed by the war.
The Interstate Commerce Committee
heard William Paley, President of
CHS, supporting S. Sl4 to amend the
Communications Act of 1884 relating
70 the licensing and regulating of ra-
die stations. This particular bill, in
deed anything relative to radio, should
be watched with the utm,st care.
OF interest to the 22nd District are
~ hearings on H. ]. Resolution l4S
to permit the diversion OF water from
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ATTENTION.!

The Junior Committee of
Branches l and 4 are again max
ing arrangements for Christmas
program. All of the children that
would like to take part in this pro
gram are urged to be at the West
Side Sachsenheim this Sunday.
the 21st of November, at 2 o'clock.
The Junior Committee
of Branches and 4.
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Stapleton, Regional Information
Executive. Boards of Experts:
A. r. Fioretto, District Enforce
ment Attorney, George F. Sexton,
District Board Operations Exc
cutive, A. H. Anderson, District
Price Officer.
Questions which the radio audi
ence would like to have discussed
should be sent to the Information
Department, Office of Price Ad-
lninistration, Room 227, Union
Commerce Building, Cleveland.
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El1w88R SS%s CITY
BY Mary

Ellwood City, Pa, Nov. 1S-Thc
Ellwood Juniors held their regu-
lar meeting Sunday afternoon. L,
was we'll attended and we got
things done. Wilhelmine Thalmar
is our new president. All men,
bers should come to our next
meeting to show our president
that we are going to help her in
getting something going for
Christmas.
The reason we elected a new
president is that Sophia Krestel,
who has been the leader and guild.
ing hand of the Ellwood Junior
Saxons, has left for the Waves
last Wednesday. She is the first
Saxon girl of Ellwood City to join
the Waves and will get her basic
training at Hunter College, N. y.
Before her enlistment she was
employed at the National Tube
CO. as time and production clerk.
We Juniors are going to miss her
very much but we hope to see her
again around Christmas. How
about it, Sophia? Boys will she
look swell in that uniform. We
thank you Sophia for everything
you have done for the Juniors
in the past years. Write us soon
and we will inform you with re-
CARDS to our club. God be with
you always.
To New Castle
Since we have not been able to
do much lately you can expect to
see us at your dance on Nov. u,
with the intention of having a
wonderful time, so be prepared.
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$ I a n q I n & mefF,
when Anniversary
Days come. On,
November 8 the|
House celebrated
the S0th birthday
of the present,
Chairman o. the
great Ways and,
NJ cans Commit,
tee, Mr.. Robert,
L. Doughton. of,
L a u r Ell Springs,
North Carolina i
Several speech
es giving high
lights of his con-
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Lake Michigan to safeguard p,,blic
health. Attorney General Tom Herbert
presented Ohio's case. M. L. T. Sabin.
OF the Lake Carriers Association will
appear before the Committee on No
verhber 3Oth. Those interested should
write the Rivers and Harbors Commit
tee at once.
An exceedingly important investiga-
: ton has been authorized in the
Senate: ito make complete and over
all investigation of amounts of ap-
Preparations and expenditures, the
purpose for which used. the recipients
OF same. and policy and efficiency of
fire administration thereof :. thsough
Lend Lease or other Departments and
Agencies as well as appropriations
ayld expenditures and contributions of
all other countries n the prosecution
OF the war or otherwise SUBJ
committee to cooperate closeiv with
the Truman Committee to eliminate
any duplication.
A RMISTICE DAY in Washington
4 ! was celebrated in somewhat the
usual way.
An unheralded, almost unnoticed
bu: very moving tribute came rom
South Dakota. Congressman Francis
Case had the privilege of placing at
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier two
wreaths from the Sioux indians. More
than 10 percent of their population is
serving in the army which means more
than half the men of military age.
Their patriotism, their loyalty deserves
our recognition.
One of these wreaths was sent by
the Catholic Sewing Circle of the
Sacred Heart Church on the Reserva-
tior in tribute to all Indian bows who
have fought and are fighting side by
side with other americans all over
tn world. The second wreath was sent
by Mrs. Agnes Iron Cloud in memory
of her nephew killed in the Philippine
campaign.
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WAR AND YOU
OPA Question Box Program
Saturday, November 20,
at 6:15 to E 80 p. M.

Four Office of Price Admin
stration officers will participate in
the ffteen-minute OPA Question
Box radio program over Station
WTAM, Saturday night, Novem-
Der 20, at o:lS o'clock. They are {:
Master of Ceremonies Wilson G..
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ST. JOHNS NEWS
By Marie Kessler

Cleveland, Ohio, New. 18-Our
next League meeting will be held
on Sunday evening, Nov. Fl, at
7:30 p. m. at Church. All mem
bers are urged to come down and
join in the business discussion.
The more the merrier. See you
there.
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Sixteen Of the peaks in the
Great Smoky Mountains of North
Carolina and Tennessee are more
than 5000 feet high.
The safety match came into use
about the middle OF the 10Th CEN
tury.
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Vera Stolz

SleVcldlld, OnlO, NeV: lS-YeS,
the West girls are sewing and
knitting once a week now. The
first gathering was held at Tillie
Rehner's home a week ago,
Wednesday. Gertie Schmidt en-
tertained us at her home this week.
Meeting Results
Several committees were chosen
at our business meeting last Fri
day night. A committee was draft
ed for the monthly social as sug-
gested by Kay Rehner. From now
on members will be selected to
serve on the social committee
starting with the S in the alpha
bet so that everyone will have a
chance.
A committee consisting of Ed
Gross and Bob Schmidt will try to
rent a gym for the girls basketball
team.
Leo Froehlich of the Navy
dropped in at the club Friday
night while home on a weekend
pass. 1t was swell seeing you and
come again, Leo.
Plachinta Party
Marie Aber and Hilda Zakel ac-
companed us with the piano while
we sang, danced, and wished Ed
Gross a happy birthday, we ate
and helped bake plachintas, and
we ate some more at Betty Simo-
Mss home last Saturday night.
We had a supertime and we
thank the Simonis family for
everything.
How did that tablespoonful Of
what have you" taste, Katherine
Fleischer?
When Bill Wolff of the Navy,
coming home unexpectedly last
Saturday, came to the party in the
late evening we were all surprised
and glad to welcome him. But
who was more surprised than
Ruth Gottschling?
We were also honored by the
lpresence of Cleveland East mem
Der, Dick Geiger.
Members
please bring in your money for
the Minstrel show costumes to-
night { (Friday) to Marie Aber.
Addresses
| Just line or maybe two - bu
write to them.
Pvt. William Folberth
| ASH. 35O494o3 SSth Signal CO
| APO. S8-B New York, N. Y
|A/S Ernest Gottschling
ASH. 35O56s19
| 80 A. A. F. C.F.D.
Class 43 C-12
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
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Great Lakes Water Diversion
Bill Now Before House GrouD
BY consrs.smer Frances p. Bolton

0NE of the delightfully."- human sidesI
- of the House of Representatives isl
the recognition that is given its out-4
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QUESTIONS?
(See Answers on page ~
Can you decipher the following G
scrambled words?

scrambled words?
l. Cootmap, an American river.
2. Candlevel, an Ohio city.
3. Choistr, bird.
4. Enircaleld, a fairy-tale hero
inc.
5. Helpoenet, a means of COM
munication.
6. Giarreca, vehicle.
7. Derelam, precious stone.
8. Thaenple, an animal.
9. Gintnaree, a fruit.
10. kronewy, a state. -
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Are you and your relatives men,
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central verband? IF not, now
Is the time to join. For moro 1nfor-
nation call tho local representative.