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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
NEW CASTLE. PA.
NEWS
BY Edith and Helen.

New Castle, Pa. Nov. 5O-Home.
sweet home! We thought we'd
never get there. We almost had
TO accept your kind invitation,
Gene and Mary. Thanks anyway.
Three cheers for the Columbus
Juniors! I'VE had wonderful
time, especially dancing the Gin
elm. That's the new "hop", Jrs.
We predict that you'll see it all OF
our dances from now OH.
There was quite a representa- :
ton from the clubs at the mee1-
ing and much was accomplished
enough to keep us busy until
une of NEXT year. at least.
After our successful meeting.
the mothers OF the Columbus Jrs.
served 4 very delicious meal. That
really hit the spot. Thanks for all
your courtesies. Columbus.
My "side-kick' took trip to
Pittsburgh the first part of this
week to attend the Bell Telephone
school. Good luck, Helen. We
know their instructions won't be
wasted upon you.
"Cogee" Welther is living up
to that name all right. as that
show OF cups at the Southern
Hotel suggests. She showed no
i'll egects OF it, either.
Our nurse cadet was issued her
new uniform. When arc we going
to see you in your outfit. Shirley =?
We heard the good news about
another of Cleveland Vests COW
pies getting married. Best wishes
for your future happiness. Gertie
and Andrew.
New Castle had Il prcview as to
what 10 expect at th2 bowling
tournament. We noticed some
keen rivalry between the lads and
lassies of the t;vo cities. Keep up
the good bowling scores, girls
and. OF course. boys.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
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CHRISTMAS
CELEBRATION

All members OF the ChiIdren's )
Lodge Branches / and 4. wishing
to participate in the Annual
Christmas program are requested
to attend the first rehearsal to be
held at the Wcstside Sachsenhe;m
on Sunday. Dec. 5rd. at ? O'Clock
in the afternoon.
The program will consists OF a
beautiful Christmas Pageant, CON
tanning merely the scenes fitting
the season, and the special holi-
day songs. There are no speaking
parts.
With the cooperation OF all the
children and parents. We hope 70
make this our finest Holiday Pro-
gram.
The Junior Committee
Branches | and 4.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

The Columbus Juniors wish to
thank all the ladies VINO helped
in the kitchen both Saturday and
Sunday and the men VINO helped
on the bar. If it was not ior YOU
folks we could not have gone
through with the weekend. Thank 5
again. we really appreciated ii.
n little birdie told me that the
men helped the women with the
dishes Sunday afternoon, We
Juniors know who we can depend
on from the Senior Lodge to helo
us. They are always ready 10
accommodate us whenever we ask
their help.
Senior lodge meeting this Sun
day afternoon at 200 p. M. Elec
ton OF officers will be held. 50 let
us all be present to cast Our vote
for the ones we think will be cap
able of holding the various offices
In case any OF your clubs need
an extra girl for any affair. lust
call on Ed Schustcr OF Cleveland
West. He can take the place OF d
girl quite well. All YOU need fur
nish is the wardrobe. .Also ii vo,,
need an extra man. just call Oh
Tillie Rchncr. Wardrobe need be
furnished for her also. They make
quite a good pair, don't YOU think
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
SALEM NEWS
Bv Sue Herman

Salem. O., Nov. 5O-Our com
bined social certainly was sue.
cess. Thanks to all tilc.i men who
helped Us. and to ali e YOU who
donated and took part in games.
We are n, looking. forward t.
this Ch. ;stnas fo:. H., Juniors are
an>lorS!v awaiting the coming
OF their dance Dec 'mkcr 2Sr,I.. The
decorating of the >,ub ia: this
festive occasion will be Dec. l.
and 20 and we want all the mem
bers to kindly save thai date and
help. And from the little bit YOU
can pick up from the comrlittee
in charge of the entertainment
side, laugh is in store. We diu
our Christmas shopping ea'lv ard
obtained the best polka music
one that we all like very much
and they alone make any canoe
one for "a good old get-together'
Come on everyone, dance to Gel
SChnitzlers Music of .Akron al
the Salem Saxon Club, Saturday
December %. at 9:OO p. M. You
might even find turig of thistle
toe above your head.
Meeting Notice
The Christmas dance ,ummit-
tee meeting will be held Tuesday
Dec. ), while our Jr. meeting will
be held "Wednesday, Dec. IS.
Home Front News
Some families we're very for,
tunate in having chair at theil
dinner table occupied by mem,
Der OF the armed forces or fami.
~ member away from home. Pic
Carl Kaiser made it home for
that purpose and also Margaret
Fronius who is teaching il
Waynsfeld. Ohio. God help us
aud may we have all Our wander
ing Salem Saxon boys and girls
and all our Americans home BY
next Thanksgiving.
Glen Zinz has been endeavor
ing to teach us how to jitterbug
his style. 1t is not just his Aunt
and Uncle that brings him to
Salem, is it Glen?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
ST. JOHNS NEWS
Do you Know?

This Sunday, Dec. 3. the Luther
League is staging "Talen,
Night. The evening will be pack,
ed with variety of entertaining
acts, among them a fashion shoN
music, q one act Comedy and
many more surprises. For an eve
ming OF hilarious fun come down
to St. Johns Sunday S>hoo! room
757 Eddy Road, Sunday. Dec. 3rd
at ZOO p. m. prompt. Donation
SO.4O. Get your ticket from any
Luther League member or call
Mu. COLO. Tickets are sold in adj
vance. so get yours now
Dorothy I'cisel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
NEWS
By Eleancre.

Youngstown. O., Nov. 3O--Therc
seems to be 4 little nisundcr-
standing concerning the article
appearing in the German section
OF the Youngstown News in last
weeks issue Of the : rlxsblatt.
The Juniors want Our service
mems addresses but we do not
want contributions for gifts, etc.
10 those who have sent "a con-
tributions your thoughtiulness Is
greatly appreciated. Please re-
member. no contributions 1ut do
scnd us the addresses Of your
boys and girls in the service.
We are all glad to see Louise
Nelth2r back on her iect again.
Whenever Wicklihe goes in icr
the finer art of housework it al
ways seems to go to their feet
1t has been our good fortune
to have Mrs. Katherine Thei5 and
Mr.. George Deppner at our ,ucet-
ings. Our meetings take place
every Thursday evening and our
parents are always invited to It.
tend. We would like to see NOR:
Of you there.
Plans for the New Years Eve
dance are we'll under way. This
year the Mixed Chorus will spon-
sor the dance and from where
stand it looks like there will be
fun for all. Anybody want to buy
a ticket: | was given so so come
to me my melancholy Juniors for
your tickets.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
DID YOU KNOW?

Glycerlne. the slippery ele-
lnent in hand lotions. Is used ior
making high powered explosives
Tiny cochireal are used for CO.
lor III rouge and lipsticks. 1t takes
10000 to make pound
More than 25O.0OG pounds OF
coal tar dyes are used ior tints
in beauty aids every year.
French chalk used il face pow
der is mined in Italy, France, In,
dia and Canada.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve-
land District Office OF Price Ad-
.ninistration on local stations dur
ing the week are as follows:
Saturday, December 2
at II :S5 a. m, WJW Cleveland,
9. 2. 4. Farm News.
Saturday, December 2
at 4:45 p. m. WTAM, Cleveland,
Hasten the Day.
Sunday, December 3
at lC 90 a. m.. WICA, Ashtat =la,
Chester Bowles.
Sunday, December 3
at 8 As p. m, VIVIAN, Mansfield,
iHas;en the D:y?'.
Monday through Friday
at |: SIS p. m. WCLE, Cleveland
or. it,pCT,.;.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
QUESTIONS?
Answers will be found On page !,

|. What is the original mean
ing OF the word "Pastor"o
?. What are homonyms::
5. Which is the swiftest NOV
ing planet
4. What does the w I'D "aDori-
gine' mean:
5. What Ethiopian Queen was
immortalized in a cons tellatior
6. What weight limit does the
United States government set for
first class mail?
!. How many Jungle Books
did Kiplirg publish:
8. What is the North Pole:
9. What is mean5 by oil men
when they speak oi a ''wildcat
well"?
10. What name IS applied to
the section OF Bostou which was
reclaimed from the bay and the
swamp: -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
It's Human Nature.

A wise clergyman kept on his
desk a special notebook labeled
"Complaints of Members. When
ever one OF his people began to
riticize anotherS doing. he would
say. "l'll just write it out so !
can take it up with the board"
The sight of the complaint book
and the ready pen l.a,i lis effect
The clergyman kept the book for
10 years, opened it hundreds o!
times. and never had occasion to
write line in it.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Schn1Gt
of 1O5lS Fidelity Ave-, Cleveland.
Ohio, announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Gertrude Kathe-
rine, to 1t. Andrew John Schnei-
der, r., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
drew Schneider of 1888 West
Blvd. Cleveland, Ohio, which
took place on November Is in
Gulfport, Mississippi.
1t. Schneider is an officer in the
United States Army Air Forces.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

lhe groom was awarded his pilot
wings at Freeman Field, Seymour
Indiana. in May.
Before his enlistment in service
1t. Schneider attended Syracuse
University wherV he studied Bu-
siness Administration. He had
also graduated from Valley Forge
Military Academy in Wayne. Pa.
The bride has returned to the
home OF her parents while her
husband is awaiting overseas duty
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
By Hans

Cleveland. O.. Nov. 5O-First
we wish to thank Columbus io-
showing us such wonderful time
IN their city. The football game
was one of the best | and anyone
else from our gang had ever wit
messed. That State team sure !;
tops when they need a touch
down to win. Thanks ever SO much
tor the food. dancing etc. Column
bus, come up to West some time
and we will show YOU a good
time.
AT the meeting plans were made
tor future events. the bowling
tournament in New Castle. Ian.
~ and Il. SO save Your money
and your energy. Many more
plans were made. but thecounci,-
man will report on each event.
To Youngstown
Thanks for telling us about the
trains but as a whole West hates
trains as Of last Friday and Sun
day nights.
Special Meeting
Friday. Dec. lst. we will hold
Our annual election of officers. Let
us all attend and cast our vote.
Vote for tie one best fitted for
the office and voice your opinion
in the meeting not after the meet
ing. Here is hoping 10 see each
and every member on Dec. lst,
at $50 p. IN. There will be no
singing practice, so lets all be on
time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

ment with prominent mention OF War
Mobilization Director Byrnes. Secre-
tary of Commerce Jesse Iones. and
F.E.A. Administrator Leo Crowley.
Mr.. Byrnes is reported to have the
inside track because ne and Mr.. Hull
have understood each other so we'll.
Some feel that Mr.. Hull would re-
linquish his post more readily if he
were assured that Mr.. Byrnes will sue
ceed him. Friends OF Secretary OF the
Treasury Morgenthau say his ambi-
ton is to serve as Ambassador to
Great Britain. One hears no mention
of Ambassador Winant leaving as
yet.
EREEZING OF the payroll tax at
1 its present level at lcs under the
Social Security Act has run into COM
plications. 1t looks very much as
though Congress will pass legislation
to continue the present 1eo rate for
another year, During the past week
the picture has changed to some ex-
tent due to talk of possible veto if
such measure is passed.
There are those who feel the effort
will fail and that the automatic in
crease of 2To will go into effect on
January |. A strong movement to
freeze this tax at its present level
for another period is already under
way.
Little other tax legislation is sched-
uled between now and the end of the
war. One hears about activity OF
those who want to reinstate the pen
atty tax on undistributed profits but
at the moment this is not expected to
succeed. On the contrary there NAV
be, as we get into the new wear. some
sort of legislation to encourage the
distribution of earnings as dividends
Just now it does not seem that there
will be any general revenue legislation
during 1945.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
Urban-Rural Areas Contest For
IH Billion In Post War Roads
BY consrsssman France. P. Bolton

DISCUSSION of the IL billion
Il dollar postwar program developed
into something of a contest between
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
Try This for Sour
BILIOUS 8
INDIGESTION


when you wake up mornings and fsei
half sick, headachy, with . stomach
that rebels at food, tongue coated-bad
breath, all because Of delayed bowel
action-you want relief ana you want
1t fast!
Stir one teaspoonful Of Quick-acting
Kruschen Salts In glass Of hot water.
drink. Is or 20 minutes later follow With
your breakfast cup OF hot col1ee or tea.
The action Of Kruschen Is PROMPTLY
effective. Usually within an hour you
get glorious relief and should begin to
"feel fne," bright and refreshed again.
Take only as directed. Try Kruschen
for days-for you can regulate dose
to bring about that easy" movements
such IS you have long desired. Get
Kruschen Salts TODAY-at al drug
stores. .
over 24S million bottles sold In ~
Past 100 years-it Mvst Be soo6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

.HOUSE committees will be ap-
L pointed on a basis of wider mar
gin for the majority party in the new
Congress. The proportion in favor of
the party in power will be greater
than the present II to 10 ratio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

TN the Senate
the Flood Con-
troll Bill and the
Rivers and Har-
bors Bills are de-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

IiIC S1t1SS dAIu SllS
rural areas. The
Roads Commit
tee, by agreeing
to certain amend
ments, eliminated
5 o m e features
which had prov
en- to be sources
of much of the
debate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

0NE OF the campaign issues against
~ the administration may bear fruit.
War Mobilization Director Byrnes is
said to be working on reorganiza-
ton plan, one which will draw related
agencies into the Department of La
Dor. The White House has given no
such indication but there persists talk
OF replacing Secretary Perkins. Among
those prominently mentioned are Dan
Tobin of the Transfers Union.
George Harrison of the Railway
Brotherhood and John Steelman of
the Cancellation Service whose work
has been so often commended.
The illness of Secretary of State
Hull has also provoked considerable
discussion fo change in that Depart
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

greater share OF attention. Threats to
offer the St. Lawrence Waterway as
an amendment to either or both of
these bills is proving to be something
of stumbling block. The Waterway
is a very controversial subject and
will provoke long debate in the Sem
ate when it is offered. Leaders re-
sponsible for legislation fear that if
this happens it will preclude the
enactment of measures that they hope
to complete before the present Con-
gress adjourns some time next
month
Evening star., 1944-09-06

A spring hlied constructed
suite, beautifully upholstered
In eettsn tapestry. The cut
At pictured includes: COM
fsftable sofa, arm chair, high
hack chair - match cocktail
tahae, end table, mirror and
smoker.
Evening star., 1944-09-06
Who else wants to
say "Goodbye" to these
6 Face Powder Troubles?

Women soy this new-fexfvre
face powder makes their skin
look smoother, years younserl
There's a thrilling neso-textu,e face powder that
help end all the face powder troubles" listed
in the panel to the leftl
It's Lady Esther Face Powder - and its
different because its made differentlyl It isn't
just mixed in the usual way-its blown by
TWIN HURRICANES And this patented hur-
ricme method Of blending not only makes tho
texture much smoother and finer than ordinary
powder-it makes the shades richer-it makes
your skin look youngerl
Lady Esther Face Powder goes on your skin
like film of beauty. 1t helps hide little lines
and blemishes. even tiny freckles.
living Proof-In Your Own MirrorI
Just ty Lady Esther Face Powderi Try 1t on
one side Of your face - and on the other, apply
your usual makeup. Then compcre-for looks,
for texture, for shaded Does Lady Esther Face
Powder make your skin look smoother, younger?
YOU be the judgel No matter what you paid for
your present face powder - even is you paid
$1,000 or more - you'll find that Lady Esther
Face Powder makes you look more beautiful
TUNE IN Lady Esther screen Guild PIsysrs"
Msadsy nights CAS-.
Evening star., 1944-09-06

oesrss IurAer,. n. snd 1asiAa whssisr,
wss.r 19ta aaI.s.. & ss fniaf fSig & E II NV ana
trma ssssasr. n. rcrsst Hsi{hts. Md,
Aargaret sweeney. 06. 0O7 Sth st. s.e.
Issssa Of Rsckvills.
Harold Thomas Mcdonald, Fl, Bethesds,
and Dorothy Nungesser, 20. Maahinston.
Otto L. LudwtE. Al, Beverly Hills, Calf,
and Patricia ~. Van Ness. 40. wash
Arthur b. wentkel 81. washinston, and
Allean d. Davis. %. Silver eprinE
Thomas Frederick Linthicum. 20, German
tewn. and Catherine Louise Pnrdum. Is
0aithelsburg.
EdEar T. Bumbacher. %. washington, and
Anna x. Belt, 90, Forest Glen.
Arturc r. pe e. Ia. e Ross; ;,,7 81 Wsshinston' snd
'0sn s..,e Rsss ssss: 81 rsso@. rTsnnfOn SO4t and
0ermano CiroH. -, and Marie A, Little,
81. both OF Warrington.
Herman Ray Sigler, 81 Washington, ana
Ana Lnisa AlElade. 23. Miami
Earl William Conran. Al, and Ruth
Mirism Haverkamp, 81, both Of wash
ington.
Evening star., 1944-09-06

r n. NexandftGs mn qensvieys KDssfs
Tracey arues. .SS. s4s Rittss t s6case It. nv.
and Lens ThcnDson.s -. COS kittsn.
AriSss MI. I:Iiass ~ l,s .aoc s,r i, ~. .nt
.ns Mary DOYLE. "a. 20 sSsfnan Circle
Jam@es @ Burgess. e1. seas Mount yiew II
Sc. and Clara Collins. 80, 100 r ~ ne.
contristan.. rs. 3asi 18th 81. ~
Surton etonskinE n. Japs Lew, ". VI,
wll,s Rass h.ra.. hsss. e. 6 His:' = g and
'0ha sasl Res ssoa bs sos D. .nd e Victoria
Thomas Eadie, 50, Hkton, Va. and Edna
q WeIty. ~, $50 Jefferson st. NV.
Dale Mason. FL, Trenton, N. j., and Anna
Gibson. 10. l121 Brsnch ave. S.e.
Msasnot am ,Iassr Msrceies u Heg FORK. and Kath-
and Ann Loyeless. s2. 1920 End st. s.w.
Edward Tumber. jr.. II, Townsend. Mass.
and Theresa Dover. FL, Fitchburg. Mass
Bernard Best, FL. 1G26 B st. s.e., and Lois
Eusebi0. is, 63e E st. sc.
Robert Byrd. %. Army War College, and
Msrssret Thompson. ~. ESQ Rhode
Riehsrd SaanH Hosms. aof, ne ,a,n p.rs rd -
and Ernestine Allen, "a. z4o4 7th st. NV.
William Bowen, rs, Navy Yard, and sally
Macdonald. 90. 619 PennAylyania ave.
Robert Lilly. 21. Louisville, KY, and Elsie
AlnRo. 20. 24O6 Shannon pl. Sc.
Evening star., 1944-09-06

zisssaas a,.stas I e !, 40 4 ,sse ysl4as 1issits
Han Ksosh. IA. l1a1 Sth It. nv.
0sorse Powell 20, 434 Manor pi. NV.
and Doris Lafne. ~. d449 Connecticut
waiter Gubbss. q. stanley. Va. ana
Josephiue wishtman, ~. 1908 Euclid
Harry Mardock, 20. 4aos North Pershins
dr, Ariinaton. and Mary Hardin. %,
ST4e y 8: ny 80, ,.,..
a,ws and Alice Biacker 2s, 21s =
John Carpenter, Is. solomons Island. Nd.
and zetta Campbell. 10. 730 Yuma st.
Jo.eph oarrity. 80. Philadelphia, and
Heatrice Bailey, 49, Woodbury., N.
aye ne, and Catherine Lunpkin. 10,
Aeness Moore. Z os "a. 1sas Park I'd nv and
Bertha Robertson, 90, 1869 Columbia
Claude Cole st., es, Boiling Field, and
wsIs:r 9Es sss.hsn s'.ls9a, e sglphsn5 ky. -.
Clare Riston, 21. Braddock, Pa
Evening star., 1944-09-06

NOAAse4iys
She will begin
her duties i'm
mediately at the
airline's general
omces at WASH
ington National
Airport. Miss
McC Clintic re-
place es Miss
K a t h e in e
Hartman, re-
CeHIly AppoiHt-
ed MS chief hos
tess Of the line.
The new direc-
tor has been .
aran mAnohar
Evening star., 1944-09-06

johnson es Ess1 s5 p e'sso'aa e. a f'I shea
w,!Il.% iI@o ksId, sss - =: Detroit, .nd k.th.r,n.
Sa. rhSmas GSnsa T. Sss nss 's Mass s.. and
-Aa. Hidweli. ii, sag soth st; NV.
lfssariisz sSirisz Hoar ~ o.tes. ssse b.F pax '.s
Igttis Jsyins' 10. l4s5 Powhat,n 4,
oliss sass s g. iss ss6 6.t Ra. :ss
"n .ns acusssn S ss a'tss ss sa ssaa
aleSard %aisiesssah W.shinaton ssraxe Mclean .y.
s;w. and Grace Warden. Is. 1914
o.pneet n,sp Rhes, sa go. and J...i. farrell ls,
both Of I4Se iryins It. NV. -
Stf ma jane sonlni. 20. ssis%' woods,
ass4a. ss s. 1919 igS. Jefferson i. sss
sassmoaa Is sss. Ger Of y 10 m d ss "'m
".n .Ha @P h:..I s.is. H.? Il. s7ls ':Es y.alsi
'oi;sh p sr;sspsoP sss HI r.: and
E'ibss bs SsP: SSsPsl.s1ss g. ssss sa0i1 e. Va and
1S: both OF 8ernWells c.
Sheldon SulP. q, and Betty Rseey. 10,
william 1ic Love. =; ss ss. Fall. Church. Va. and
N.Lo, Louise Parsons. sls ls. Hsrnd9n; va. -.
uIEIl Ellen I' Patton 2S. American UniysIsity. =.
both of Dahlonega, Ga.
Mary XIX, IS .iso? st.; ne. % -n'
Alfred Dodge. 4ss,' Pittsb1rsh. and Bett;
Brown. %. 1714 18th ct. NV.
Howard Lee. 80. 1855 r 1t. NV, and Ethel
Carroll, 80, 1915 2sth ct. NV.
Ernest Moffat. %, 822 G st. Sc, and Emily
Swan, 10. 1911 L st. Sc.
Henry Cooksye. 46. Baltimore, and Martha
Corbin, SO. Wayensboro, Va.
James McCrystal, SO, New York. and Mary
rose Sheridan. 90. 2001 Kalorama I'd.
Raymond Yang. %. 2o2O 18th st. NV, and
Anthony Wierschem, 22: As .Anacostia I'd
ne, and Bernice Measell. FL, silver
Robert Patton. 10. 1927 ssrd st. &c., and
Catherine Brockwell, 16, 5000 9th O.
James Giyens, a5, 1904 Risss pl. NV. and
Gloria Fernandez, 21, New York
Le Roy Smith, 81. and Genevievs Ray
mond. 20. both Of 1913 4th It. Sc.
Robert Burnett, SO. Richmond, and Hattie
Crowder, 35, Spencer, Va.
Ami Suma rlidason. Is, IL West walnut
Evening star., 1944-09-06

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csasR: c:s:ns: A. g. q sss ssss i os::s..s. sss .a'fs
John Marsht 2l:. Alexandra, .snd Hslsn
RILEY = Is. ko.h Il 4 Alsssn6ris. "a s.sn Ai''
Hubert H: Hall, rs, and Nancy L. 0ilmef,
n, both Of Knoxville, Tenn.
Murphy, 3s, both Of WAshtngton.
John Duane Ashton. g2, Warrington, and
ima Faye Tinsely. FL. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1944-09-06

aboard PCS ships operating out Of
Washington, Norfolk and Detroit.
She is a graduate Of De Pauw Uni
versity, Greencastle, Ind, and aban-
doned q career as school teacher to
join the staff Of Pennsylvania-Cen-
tral hostesSes in 1910.
Evening star., 1944-09-06
New Hostess Director
Appointed BY AirIines

Pennsylvania Central Airiines to-
day announced the appointment OF
Miss Marion McClintic. Detroit, rs
director Of hostess training for the
Evening star., 1944-09-06

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vsoiss Il bsssDa bsyis ss y bssross sH 1ofE' ana
Peter George 0tegos. ~, and 10se Dernics
6hoggy, SO, both OF Washineton.
1mssnnei s!n =. zassMarinssi 3% d: Paul.
Charles II. Meades. 81. castlewcod. Va,
snd Nell Dutson Jeffertes. 20, Fort
.,osn sneiyS1Ei m!i,.- 80 81 u...... ,,,,.
and a..Y.an Jean Doris Townsend. 70. Min
Richard Thomas walsh, rs, and Mary
Caroline Moore. 20, both Of washinston. j.
Ot,s noyd. 3s Ws:hington. and Klrene
HoEaiTd HriT .na g w:lffr M.at;r :o Eers haachnsa
joseph g. Welker. 81. and Muriel NJ
Hushes. FL, both Of Washington.
Iasue1 ~ Alexandria.
William 3 Phillips 66 and MArvaret C..
Payne. 90, both Of Alexandria
Awrence NJ. Walls. 33, and Ann D, Perry,
81. both Of Washinston.
3eoree May. 20. Fort Belvoir, and Grace
Blevtns, 18, Alexandria.