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Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24

NTFARlY every woman knows tht The
IN used cooking fats our 60, eminent has
# 20 itr--7t. -e-+f
powder b., did YOU know thar this same
precious ingfedien, Of war can ease the pam
Of wounded American a, well as destroy
his enemies2
On iIs be4tb Il 7s'-ro i,y jo' ssi.b
A#b '1r1 5ttieel He b4i 5et1 t,,te tif avfi-
ia7 rs7 ~ e,ot,mg. T&e ar ar 'a}c'
X yesa4g 9&g aSometiac ~ tt{ {om III
renep.be,, e1ttirk I'm pan 1le\ee4t1a
f5r5-neg lid, "Cgf bir dee,s tte'r IND
INTO fbr boyi tsinf peai Z Heloi et.as.
That drug. no less than the shells, be hred@
v.ss made with elycenoe Ard c'Yenne IS
made from used cooking fs''
Before yo4 ,hsoo. away even aop n
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-24

The rohaute ..ai- there lu0'i'c
Ba'l Ann Sotneu Mickey. Roo-
Mes. bed See.lon Iohu Eo.c,
Marsha luu Frank NorgIu
Nrgw1 O.Euel-ml judy Gm-
land. .Ugo docs a talriIc hoogja-
Voog| Wl,H J1-a IgfhI tbe great
Span.Eb4Haurt .Nboa incidentally.
arrNcFrIH Dcuol la.t night for
h.s cdis srt l4~ evening I'M Ala-
sonic AudIlolWu.
Tncrg4 bc uo booge on .o-
nights program hut rbcJcl be
p.en'} ol Important Music.
CURE COMING
E3t oven Thousands Choor'
-'f''f~'-' 'ffe'rt'rr- - Tr7T1i17 T0OrU TOT
Madame CWc the widely pub
Ic.lcd biographical drama OF The
famous woman scientist. and her
equally famous husband
For This cinema event they
hatc again teamed GGcar Carson
4HdAAalier PIdCcaH, MAo f. am.
other present visitor ,u Der1u
The Michigan bid, 2ood-hy "a
lbs current stage show with tho
Andrews Sister, and Mitch Ayrc-
Orchestra 20 Welcome the highly
toutod Tender Cumraic thc
latest Ginger Rogers opus Winch
VII have I'- trt Ie,el-e 0ut>Dlt
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22
ICE BOX CASE
LISTED CLOSED

The case is over and all par
ties are satisfied, N. L. Foy, gen
eral chairman Of the War Price
and Ratioaing boards price panel.
said yesterday concerning the &C
ton before the panel during the
first two weeks Of July against a
Camp Davis lieutenant accused OF
overcharging on the sale Of sec
ond-hand refrigerator.
No details as to the settlement
Of the case could be obtained from
officials of the CPA or either party
involved.
Foy, who Was ultra-secretive
about the case during the time il
was pending before the price panel
because of his belief that it was
bad policy to publicize such an
insignificant cas-, especially where
soldier is concerned, only skim
med the surface of clearing it yes
terday When he refused to disclose
the arrangements of settlement
and merely said it was closed sa-
tjsfactorily.
According to information receiv
ed from reliable sources, the case
which was between 1t. Joseph R.
McPhee, j., and Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. c. LeGwin, Jr., the former hav.
ing allegedly sold 1886 refriger-
ator for 200, when the ceiling
pcice was $46.50. to the latter, was
settled by the price panel with
members consisting Of Foy, Wood
us Kellum, attorney for the officer,
and the LeGwins.
A compromised settlement was
to have been made between the
soldier and the purchasers by July
;. or else the panel was to turn
the case over to the enforcement
division of the Raleigh district OPA
office. However, the settlement
was not completed by that date
ano the case was not turned over
to the Raleigh office, according to
available information.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22
Nude Girl Swimmer
Swallows Poison;
Dies In Hospital

NEW YORK, July 21-RHA
young woman, identified as one
who was arrested two weeks
ago on a charge of swimming
in the nude at Manhatten
beach, died today af poison
ing, Bellevue hospital authori-
ties said.
Identified by the hospital
through photographs as Marian
Hans, rs, of Baltimore, Md,
the woman was found uncon-
scious in her room at the Wal
dorf hotel with a bottle Of
poison beside her, police said.
She died at Bellevue four hours
later.
The hospital reported that she
gave her fathers name as
Donovan Hans of Baltimore.
She registered at the hotel yes
terday as Catherine Ruskins Of
Richmond, Va.
Coney Island police arrest.
ed her July 6 for swimming
and walking about in the nude
the previous night at Man.
haitian beach. Later the at
tractive brunette was freed in
Coney Island court.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22
SEC WILL ACT
ON TIDE WATER

PHILADELPHIA, July 21-P)-
A proposed findings and opinion
calling for the recapitalization of
Tide Water Power company, Will
mington, N. c., on a single stock
basis and denying the proposed
sale of its comman stock for $751;
600 was recommended to the Sc
curities and exchange commission
today by its public utilities divi-
sion.
Since General Gas and Electric
corporation. owner Of the common
stock, has full voting rights and
would retain at least 1923 per cent
of the vote if holders of preferred
stock were granted voting rights,
the division found the recapitali-
cation of Tide Water necessary to
Thoroughly and equitably distri-
butte voting power among its Sc
curity holders.
The division asked that the COM
pany be restrained from paying
any dividends on outstanding Sc
curities pending a further order.
The restatement of accounts and
scaling down of outstanding debt
were deemed necessary.
Sale of the common stock to
Warren W. Bell, Wilmington, a
director of Tide Water, would vest
"absolute voting control in the
purchaser, the opinion said.
THE proposed sale at this time
is detrimental to the public inter.
est and the interest of investors
and would circumvent the provi-
sions Of the holding company &C"
the opinion concluded.
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HITLER ACTS FAST
TO HALT REBELLION
Continued from Pare One)

Continued from Page One)
and unhesitatingly and shall fight
until this criminal regime has been
finally exterminated.
'It is not true that the revolt
and resistance movement has col
lapsed.
German officers and soldiers
should stand together now and wipe
out the rotten Gestapo system and
the Nazi clique who are leading
Germany to inevitable ruin and
disaster. Now is the time to act
swiftly and theoretically"
The speaker was suddenly cut
off. Whether he was actually
broadcasting from Frankfurt or
from an underground station pos.
ing as Frankfurt was uncertain,
but the Associated Press listener
in London, who often has heard
the Franfurt station, said it sound.
ed authentic. There was an anti.
Nazi broadcast on the same wave.
length Friday about the same time.
Failure of the plot in its initial
stages appeared evident, from the
repeated Nazi broadcasts through:
out Friday and Friday night, and
from Swiss reports that Nazi news
papers still were arriving abroad
trains that were on normal sched-
ule.
Other quarters, however, con
firmed that there still was at least
some life in the uprising which
the Nazi broadcasts commended had
been put down speedily and ruth.
lessly.
Normal communication between
Germany and Sweden was cut for
long periods, and telephone calls
from Spain were refused. Barcel-
ona reported the usual German
mail and passenger plane did not
arrive Friday. Swiss reports said
there was unrest in the navy at
Kiel and Stettin but no word OF
mutinies.
The actual situation inside Ger
many remained hidden or muddied
by the Nazi control of communi-
cations, but the Nazi military radio
said the p1otters who failed to kill
Hitler had tried simultaneously to
seize government offices in Berlin,
being frustrated only in the nick
of time.
The shaken Nazi regime in
broadcasts to the world asserted
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22
Retired Wilmington Farmer
Tells OF Happy Relief And
Strongly Endorses Pow-0-Lin

For Fear of Classy Bloating
Pressure and Pain That Nearly
Cut Off My Breath" He States.
Stubborn Constipation Relieved,
Too.
Joining thousands throughout
this section Of Carolina to give
Pow-o-lin his heartfelt, voluntary
praise for the blessed relief from
distress that plagued him day and
night, Mr.. W. H. Bonham, ST., well
known resident of 500 Dawson St..
Wilmington, N. c.. declares:
IT don't remember how much
money have spent for medicines
that did me no good. It seemed
everything 1 ate hurt me with in
digestion, gas pains and bloating
until was miserable. Stubborn
constipation made me feel achy,
sluggish and worthless, and I hard
ly had energy enough to get about.
Sound sleep was next to impossible
and would get up feeling as it l
had had no rest at all. Headaches
plagued me and I often felt I was
about at the end of my row.
! "Pow-o-lin proved blessing to
me. It is a pleasure to eat once
more and be relieved Of the gassy
bloating and distress that followed
every meal. My head feels clear. !
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22
EVEI THIEVES
AGAIN ACTIVE

v5lmington's second jewel rob-
,,ithin a week occurred early
w.t. .,s.+erday at Hines-Watch and Re-
y ysir st tor SOC North Fourth Street,
pa. thieves entered and made
Tlel' with sterling silver iden-
ia. away bracelet, diamond bri-
'-,'r aot a billfold, and 10 or IS
r rsnaired watches.
TSB 5ccording to police. the store
..a az entered through the window,
T ,.sicb had been broken.
"p Az in the Kingoff jewelry store
b III which occurred over the
'oy o,.end there was little evidence
4 to 90 on in the search for the
;ntruders. IT, .
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SEAMEN COMMENDED

CHARLESTON. S. c., July 21-tR
-Ronell H. Coins, seaman, first
class, USNR, son of Will Henry
Coins of Valdese, N. c., ana Robert
Charles Evans, seaman, first class,
USNR, son of Lawrence Lloyd
Evans of Buffalo S. c., both miss
ing in action since December 8,
1913, have received a letter of COM
inendation from the chief of naval
personnel for ''unswerving devotion
to duty when their ship was tor
pedoM and sunk in the Gulf of
Mexico on December 3, 1913.
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sleep fine and do not have to
take harsh, upsetting laxatives for
constipation. I believe it my duty
to tell others about such a worthy
medicine as Pow-o-lin.
Pow-o-lin is a purely herbal pre-
paration for the relief of distress
as plagued Mr.. Bonham when due
to constipation. Thousands praise
it. Pow-o-lin may be obtained at
TOMS DRUG STORE. Get relief
or get your money back.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22

made by the shops proprietor yes
terday morning.
Harry E. Fales, superintendent
OF the Bureau of Investigation, IS
at work on the case.
The Kingoff case, up to last night
had not been solved although de-
tectives were hard at work on it.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22

that it had mercilessly suppressed
the revolt of the generals, and
Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph
Goebbels was credited with hav-
ing himself frustrated the attempt
to take over government quarters
in Berlin.
Goebbels was tipped off and was
unable to halt an army battalion
marching on the capital buildings
under forged orders stating that
Hitler had been killed and that the
high command was taking over
control of the nation, the military
radio said in broadcast purport-
ing to give further details of the
sensational revolt.
The official Nazi version was
that the conspiracy was cleaned up
within a period of six hours after
the bomb exploded at Hitler's side
but there appeared in the German
accounts frequent hints that the
plot was widespread and still
alive.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-22
SHOOTS SELF

ASHEBORO, July 21-(RLJames
W. Hurley, 40, of the Whitehall
section, was found shot to death
IN bed today, a 16-guage shotgun
blast throuh his heart.
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Obituaries
MRS. MAGGIE HEWLETT FALE,

MRS. MAGGIE HEWLETT FALES
Mrs. Maggie Hewlett Fales, ",
widow of J.. B. Fales, died at her
home at 81 South Fifth street,
early yesterday after long
illness.
She was born in 1867 at Mason
boro Sound, the daughter Of the
late Sheriff Elijah Hewlett and
Almira Craig Hewlett. Her hus-
band died in July, 1925.
Surviving are the following chill
dren: Carl L. Fales, Joyce B.
Fales, Mrs. Charles B. Davis and
Mrs. Bruce B. Cameron, all of
Wilmington; DR.. Robert M. Fales,
U. S. Army Medical Corps of Gulf
port, Miss; and Mrs. j. Linwood
Jones of Murfreesboro; one broth
er, Addison Hewlett; twenty-six
grandchildren, three great-grand-
children. and a number Of nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted by her pastor, the Rev.
Sankey Lee Blanton, at Mason
boro Baptist church at S p. m.
Saturday. Interment will be in the
Hewlett cemetery, near the old
Fales home.
Active pallbearers will be Harry
E. Fales, Roger w. Hewlett, J. R.
Hollis, J. Arthur Peables, Harold
Cleeve, and Walter H. Hewlett,
Honorary pallbearers will include
DR.. James M. Hall. DR.. w. Hous.
ton Moore, DR.. D. R. McEache
DR.. Davis R. Murchison, D.. w.
Ross Davis, of Whiteville. J. Mer-
Ger Taylor, George W. Trask, E.
R. Toms and Fred Poisson.
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BURNACE B. CAVENAUGH

Last rites for Burnace B..
Cavenaugh, who died at his home
Tuesday at BIS pm. from a heart
attack, were held yesterday after
noon at the residence, with the
Rev. M. J. Murray officiating.
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Gebrochener StoI z -; :;
Romun Won
A. v. der EIbe.

n1er penr1r pu gar nwrv
rWarum bait bu bid metner nift
ansenomsn, als mid ale faalten?
Ou iollteit bod mein Slid tpollen"
sd iete es niht ba, no bu es
Iudit. Gs piro mir gu fdmer, MIDI
prn oir gu trennen. bid in Elm fernes
Gano gu aeben."
rOu pillit allo heins Jrsube, nidt
meine9"
sd ipiirbs. ipie BIZ geIeten bait,
nit oeinem 8ater. nit Der ganaen
Tamil;e serfa,en, tpenn i'd bir nc4s
ssben tppllte."
SIMMER MI, HIdiibt auf bic an,
beren. ni9t fir bein Sinh. Was bait
tu aud eisentlih BON mir? Ou biit
ia frob, ipenn bu nit papa allein
iein tannit."
rMnnemarie, id femme bid nihi
rebr. Die lit es mDslid,, baB jsner
irembe Menih, Der plDblith in bein
aeten tritt, pi4 10 sleidsiiltis sessn
uns ,i1aht?"
rWiiroeit bu nit papa riht ebenir
bon uGen ben 9eineu fortseeanaer
iein? Wer febt bir nod nabe por
feinen 8ernanbten? Ou lebit nur mil
ben Mittelbads."
Claire tornte eegen biefs Dor;
itelluns Der Spdter niht piel einpen:
BEN. Sic retete ibr nur giitlid) gu
teinsn 10 sepasten Sdritt su beees
ben, pis iie pprsebabt.
Naa uno nad beruhiste iid Mnne:
marie uno sab bic outage. oa gu blei
ben. tpenn man fie nit alien ueberre:
bunaen, iih nit Serbert gu ptrloben
perfhonen tpclle.
Die Wutter periprad es, fs Der
aieb Der Sohter bic Nltiiht, lie per
lanen gu pollen, unb bann mar bel
Jrieoe terseitsut.
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MIL.

Robert fubr iibsr Steneal unb
llelsen nab Der tleinen Station I'm
te,liib uno bann nit Der Yolt nah
benz in Der Seios seleeenen Miilionss
orte 6ermanrs burg.
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idltper unb prn Sorasn beoriidt; aes
isst man erlansts bic Srau5sueniiis
nlh pielen Shipisrigteiten, tpiirbe Der
grcfshor fob baput6 pirtlih beItim=
r;cn lahsn, iid ibrsn Wiinihen gu
F(iseno
Die Orrhuna, bab er iih an ben
StaatsanipaIt peroen uno bic alage
rteen Sisamie anbdnais MAIDEN
tp1 &c. pireritrebte niGt allein leinem
aa1aen Gmpfinben, ss erihisn ;bm
auc1 Der allerssrtabrteNe 0ea, in ben
9ei'b bon ICHem a-ies 3arb gu ses
l0nyen.
Wlit bielen Ssoonten beIhdftist,
fuGr Hobert in oer altmooiihsn Yofz
fItlcbe ourh bic jebt nod braune 9eiz
be. :fur einselns 5otrsnItdmme unb
bic fsrren 3ise bon Sannsnpalouns
gsn braften 9lbpeh:luns in bic Dpe
6la1s.
Sm SorfioirtbsJaule Su Ser
monusburg ansetpnlmen, ertunbigte
er iicb ndh Der Wobnuns ces Sberz
l'brers Ootior St5dmann, ncbm
! Nunnps 9rief terppr unb elite poll
brenasnoer uneebulb nad benz ibm
beseitneten nauie.
Surh elm freunblihss 8ausrnmGo>
den itidts sr zen Brief in bas Sim
mer les Geletrten.
Ginise Jtinutsn barauf lam Elm
Gltlifer Mann, milbsn 8lids unb
ieiner gaie ctfpas dbnlih. aus benz
3immer unb bat Hobert Bel ibm elm
5utreten.
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Sabatrauh, nit pislen 8iihern rnb
eiuem eroben Sdreibtiih, uniting bel,
&pmmennen.
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| iGreibt mir. sic tpml,en, nm eine
Iustunft 81 srtalten. einem Ser
tpanoten nadsufcriten?"
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GROCER Spannung. r0pr stpDlf Sab.
rem 1T Elm Puitpr Mittelsbaf in nen
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mutblid iiters Meer eesansen.. a0n,
nen Sie mir BON bieiem 6errn iraeno
eins teitimmte &unbe geben9"
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bic 9ldfeln. vaeiber cine iebr beloro=
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absunortsn fIeibt. mir haben Dor
einiser 3eit bic Na4gi4: ieines 1ooes
in sirer snsliiaen 3eituns seleien. .1
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Station Rapur. iammt ieiner Jral
en- Der Gbolsra ssitorben fein."
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itodts. fiiblte, lpie sr erblaFte. Gr Der
mo6te i'm eriten Musenblid tein Wor
Der Griptperun9 berporSubrlngen.
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8elehrts: sd bdtte es Sbnen mid
10 plDblid 'aeen iollen! Gin Srrtbun
1T ia nidt arsseidlpiien; mir erhiel
ten nod feline birette &unbe"
rHubert bate iih erbolt: Damn il
msin ldnseres 8leiben bier iiber
fliiliis." gr crIpb iid uno pollts &c
ben.
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ne 6onb uno belt ibn feit. .Sie fnl
fdmer5lid3 errest. rsilen Sic niGt il
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Bunces-Prasident, Adolf wnhng.r.
s4a8 West 122. Str. Cleveland. OF 10.
Ex-Bundes-Priis., NJ .chael Krauss. 3544
West g. Str; Cleveland. Ohio. -
~. !. y, vize;,b -Pras. Heinrich Melzer. 14s
c;, 2, ;iSe: B. Pras;. Georx Ksscher. s-4l
G1thI sunsesseHrsI, Ays; seHngstowni Ohio rr,sssn
be. est, l743 Oberlia Ave. Lorain. Ohio
i4$o rarsSW Ave: Desroi, Mich;
ZOOS Holland Str, Erie. Pa.
Bundes-Verw,1.e Jonn Gunther, 1914
Farrell Terrace, Farrell, Pa: Katharine
DSrlinf, i,tn sI7 rfh Emerald ST. YoungstoWn
Canton. Ohio.
MOTTO:
I'm Sange rem und fret i'm Wort
Und fest in Eintracht immerfort.
suxo1sszx = xr1o1zx.
Bu1dsssektion I.
Pras.. Michael salmen. 64s2 Maple-
sek,. Michael krauss. ss44 West
81. Str. "ooJbine 4499.
Bon0esse tion 4.
Cleveland Cstseite LieSertafeI Damen-
Praes.-Kath. Zakel. 9l5 Eddy Rd
SShi.-hdtH Nl1lH, Low D"nnam ave
Bu16ssssktlon 3.
Detroit Mich. s. 5. semischteP CAOP.
Prds. Georg .schuller. 174so Barlow
Ave. Tel: Ar. 6374.
sekr,. Jinka keIlner. 522s Devonshirs :
Ave. Tel: Tu. 1857.
sAAdssssftion Z.
2r.s, Pa. 8. 8. Mxnnerchor.
Pras. John Singer. sO5 West 2s. Str.
Sekr., Max Winterlich. 44S East 2l.
Hundsssektion Q.
1csein, Q. .; 3; 0ssangvsrein 1intraoht.
,'4s oberiin Ave. a. eNs'''
1sv cssaas. p. Eiatrsehs osssas-
9ekr.. John Lienerth. 1,ns re,.wa-e
Secretary, Paul Sander. 1912 ~ Beaver
'' . aos....epuus ''o '''''
President. Andrew Klein. SIS New
sekretar. Karl -heiss. 7s5 Newsardep
| Avenue.
audesssktioA 9.
| Yoursstcwu, Ohio. 3. s. Lllnasrchor.
Pras.. John Wagner, 913 Berkeley Ave
| Sekr., Gustav A. Schunn, 2O59 Summer
| Str.
1unds.sektion a
Alliance. Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Cbor
Pras.. Leopold Schmidt, 715 Wade Av.
| Prot .Sekr. Arnold Haltrich. 1904
| South Morgan Ave.
| 0unde1Ssktion 10.
1xle. p 0smischrer Chor
| Pras., Marian Kenneth. 2111 French
Str.
| Sekr.. Helen Melzer 143 East 23. SIR.
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ZWei1 a

Versammlung jeden dritten Donners-
tag I'm German Club House, 1859 No.
Ashland Ave.
Prte.. Fred Orend, 1422 Hutchinson
Str. Tel: Wellington 34O7
Prot-SekI., Sara Taub, COL Deming
Place. Tel: Di. 0013.
C-v.-Sekr., Michael Schissburger,
4161 Crexel Blvd. Chicago.
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ZWaiH I.

Versammlung jeden zweiten Sonntag
i'm Monat. 2 Uhr nachmittags, i'm Sach-
senheim, 1901 Denison Ave.
Pras., Georg Weber. $500 West 80. Str.
Tel: Melrose s16S.
Prot. Sekr., VIM. Schuster, 4O11 Cly-
bourne Ave. Tel: Florida 1929.
C.-V.-Sl kr., Georg Fritsch. 1850 West
46. Str Eel: Woodbine S785.
K.-Loge-Sekr.. Hans Steiner, 2914 w.
3S Str.
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VAHaiH 2~Aln Al

Versammlung jeden l. Donnerstag i'm
Monat i'm John Ringbauers Halle an 5153
So. Ashland Ave.
Pras., Michael Albert, 1912 East 64.
Str. Tel: Fairf. 5241.
Prot.-Sekr. Paul Diefenbacher, 1908 So.
Green Str. Tel: Stew 8O67
n.-Sekr.. Rudy Paul, S22 e. 81. Str.
Tel: Fairfox 1879.
C.-V.-Sekr. Andreas Zultner, 1147 f.
81. Str. TIl.: So. Shore 1858.
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Canton, Ohio, s. s. K. q. verein
Xwef0 Ia.

VersammIung Jeden 1. Samstag, I'm
Monat i'm Sachsenheim, ia Harrison
Ave-, N. w.
Pras, Christ Elges, 3lS Tyler Ave.
N. E., Canton, Ohio. Tel. 2-1833.
Prot.-Sekr, Andreas Thellman, 1923
Elmo Str, N. E. Tel. 3-5O96.
c. V.-SeKr., d. Hugel, 1920 Maple Ave
N 4. Tel 2-9G13
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-07
Chicago, M. Z. s. 8. u. q. Vere1u
Zweip 10

We eeamm.a1g jeden 2. Sonntag i'm
Mona4, UE- nachmittags, in der Rhein
land Halle. Ecke Belmont und South
port AvenNs.
P1as, John Petri, 1907 Altgeld. Tel
Capital 201u.
PrOt.-Sekr., Elizabeth Sitterly, 1920
North Shore Ave. Tel: Hollye 4776.
c. ". Sekr., Albert f. Paul, 430 Den
ing ri.