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Evening star., 1944-09-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LIQUOR STORE. ConV. location, NV buSi-
ness section: S9oooo yearly: present re-
tail Inventory. $500: price, $4,000. Box
STORE FOR SALE, general grocery Store
R. R :i-Story frame: stock on hand about
$500; implements, Frisldaire, scale. safe
add machine, typewriter. oil tanks 600
j. ). JONES Munkirk, Md. Laurel 3-F- |.
RooMING HOUSE business for sale, with
or without building. BEHREND, MA. 1863.
IHAvE A BUYER for grocery store doing
ably priced. Absolutely confidential. Tel.
DRUG STORE WANTED by registered
right; substantial down payment; replies
1oniidGm!ial ,, Box BOZ Y, Star. -
BEAUTY SHOP, complete equipment: large
prohtahie Clientele; owner leaving city; will
SacrIhce Furnishings and broom apt
ab9,e M shop also available, IL. ll3:. -
ing house on very attractive percentage
basis Gall Sligo 93jl.
RIsTAHKANT re- HlI toR foI. - SALE in Clarendon.
stools. Brunswick beer box. soda foun-
tain, fully-equpped kitchen with Garland
RANGES ranges and boiler, This is a going, busi-
The price is only $1,000. with $" 900
cash. No brokers. Call CHI. 6343 from
TEA ROOM, very modern Roanoke, vaD.
for lease. Large paying. tea room, fully
equipped, ample help lease. Available
Sept SGM 151h Boy 1S,Y' Star l.
Mt; Pleasant st; store and : apts. owner
Will give immediate possession of store
seeking business location IN this section.
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE 2Sl3 14th ST.
GROCERIES, several stores: doing from
to :: thousand dollars weekly; living guar
tsrz; HsE AL all, money-makers. EGGLEToN REAL
LIQUOR RESTAURANT, netting So 900
month very low overhead expenses: price,
$1,000; plus LIQUOR stock; 1000 handles.
ANTHONY BROKERAGE, l27 B st. sc,
LOCATION for retail LIQUOR package store,
store or small building MRS. HALL,
DELCATEssEN AND CARA real oppor-
tunity for experienced party $500 cash
Issefs Fails hhoes chureh f9T f9SSnt"en' MR.
GROCERY, Sc; docs 81 500 weekly bust
Quickly, Cali MAX KUsHNER. " Exclusive K, Hve
Agent Sol Woodward Bldg. DI. 1868 or
DRY DRY CLEANING AGENCY and living
and good will. 1901 Eye st. Sc. after
IuNCHRooM [ FOR SALE Reasonable
offer will buy the place. Call ME. S5l7.
WILL BUY growing real estate business
Give complete details and price. Box
BUY A FooD BUSINESS from a broker.
33 years wholesale and retail food bus-
ness experience. B. BAUM, Broker Ar
lington and Washington. MA. o240; eve
bRts bEk: .GRocERY 10 BEER, corner store, clean
Sf oh ct
Evening star., 1944-09-01
HELP WoMEN.

ALTERATION IL HANDS NISs t9r yomens dresses
az AIrERAr,oS s.i SARs,MskEas RsN1sk Goats suits
IassEs,, .asEy Full or part tine. ses Nj. Graves,
SlfERaoS i2fERRha HARRSS RSNoso co. cdss Is4 us IS
saIsEy Full or past tine See MI I'iS GraTes' s0oa
aITERArfoH HHNSsS WoMAS So o on ali st. sleT
s1l9nS ,9rp tsksn kfnI in ur Pc Islsi dsion
part or full time. THE JENNY SHOP, 1919
AssisTANT ass ;r.SI ReokkEErER, s9SS some steno
MRs NA asoo 0rfes &c to ca
ASSISTANT for general Office work: Young
lady who is good penman and typist
FIRST St class sn6 p9siton salary up
REAUTICiAN. 5000 WORKING =; conditions.
S4s week and d, commission. miss Call WA 1871;
sndaE sEHufErefAN sh WA man 1soG oq highest SAL
,Hs.r IL rrI rIIogEY yEEN 1ss4 Conn :us'S"no- ave-
snd so1s commission, 5'dsy Week. Week. sAisss Alex
sEAuTY OPERATOR, excellent opportu-
hair stylist, at fPHfL1PsBoRRN. SOS s0 1ith ith
BEAUTY OPERATOR and manicurist for
aT-conditioned beauty salon: hishest fist sa- ar
ary and commission. EMILE, 1921 Conn.
ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, steady position. ideal
workins conditions. highest salary and
commission. GABRIEL. 1919 Conn ave
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around $40 week
and 40G commission. BUCHANAN BEAU
TY SALON. 460S 14th st. NV. GE. 1854
Sun, MI. 1858.
BOoKKEEPER desired by aeronautics as
sociation: tipping ability required: 5l2- day
week: Telephone EX. 1881.
EEPER-ACCOUNTANT, thoroughly
experienced, to take charge Of ONCE and
records of a large retail service business;
modern ofhce and equipment: starting sal
and other qualifications. Box 292-A, Star.
BUS OPERATOKS-The need Is Urgent
Women and men over 81 years of age.
top wages. ample protection. Apply WASH
{NGTON, MARLBORO AND ANNAPOLIS
Southern ave Sc
eUsGIRLs, .colored: good salary and
vorkinE conditions. Apply, head waiter
Evening star., 1944-09-01
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

DEAL WITH A RELIABLE FIRM-Guar-
anteed home improvements We do paper
ing, painting, Stag and shingle roofing, as
bestos siding, porches weather-stripping
and all types of home repairs. Small
ERAL CONTRACTING CO., 9I5 New York
MoDRRN sHe RiNi coArkAcr1NG on CORP. All kinds
concrete work and general contractor. Est
cheerfully. given: 700 Lee blvd, Falls
Church, Va; Telephons I'LL. SECS.
rants and houses: Any type Iemodslins.
rsTs VS. Trinjdad S5p Estimates s4sn RAY E. ROB
FLOORS-Yes. we clean. bleach. finish.
wax, polish. repair, lay wood floors, NASH
JOHNS -MANVILLE rootlns. siding. storm
coarRacT1sa sssa f Go. yesrs o to egsS 5sS GATES
ROOFfNG. ASBESTOS siding, remodeling,
terms. LIS years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT Co. Georgia 11O8-1113.
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild,
SCREEN YOUR PORCH now while have
the matsra 10 q fer any sSme ntmsTove-
SSn SSnL a w6oppss9s & opsoS sIS osas esss sia
1913 H st. NV. RE $500.
DRIVEWAYS. installed or surfaced bull
MODEkNiZE YOUR HOME - Porches in.
closed, recreation rooms built. attics nm
ished; concrete and brick work, .paintine
and plumbing; roofing, siding and storm
sash. Get our free estimate. Terms ar
ranged, DISTRICT RENOVATORs, gen
cal contractors. GE. 9551.
Evening star., 1944-09-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
STENOGRAPHIC and secretariaI =

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
- yrs. Accredited Inquire now. MA
33S. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 st. tOpp.
Canitol TheaterD
QUICK review course in shorthand. type
writing, bookkeeping, calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL. 1888 F ST. MA. 233S
LET YOUR CHILD begin reading, spelling
the Phonovisual way A new method in
dorsed BY leading educators Accelerates
learning, gives security. self f-confidence and
power. School opens Sept. 2S Limited
enrolment Individual instruction for older
pupils. adults. foreigners. afternoons and
evenings. PRIMARY DAY SCHOOL. 18TH
am. %
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able on Cubs. Taylorcratts and WacoS.
Airport, out Wisconsin ave On Route 24O
between Bethesda and Rockville. Md Take
Rockville bus al DlstriCt line Phones
Oliver SSSS and Kenslngton JJ5
Evening star., 1944-09-01
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BEAUTICIAN wanted by old est shop.
Highest salary. Guaranteed permanent
No night work. Gentle owner. Meta s
Beauty Shop. $40 G st. NV. l.
BOOkkEEPFR-ACCOUN also statis-
tics and research: college graduate, expert
enced, capable; S55. Box 25S-Y, Star. .
COLLEGE GIRL, colored, wants part-time
work as clerk-typist. Call after 6 pm.
Dupont 1855 o.
typing, desires position with an artistic,
musical or literary organization. WO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for elderly
persons by middle-aged Protestant lady.
1923 Chestnut St, Takoma Park. D. c.
No phone PRIVILEGES
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT, 1850
Irving st. NV. Ant. 4. Adams 223s.
Evening star., 1944-09-01
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

PONIES, 8, some spotted: riding
horses, high-class jumping mares, ride
drive ehssp som some mated
saddles and brides. harness, single and
double: everything for . horse: straw rides
BY hour: ] wicker rubber-tired pony cal.
JERSEY COW and heifer calf, e12S.
Heifer calf. 2 months old. S35. Call
HEIFERs. Guernsey and HoIstein; alse
cows that nave recently freshened; prteo
reasonable. Gaithersburg 2sb-W.
Laurel last yeer; has papers: S176.. G. i.
HAWKINS. 622o Walker Mil f1.. Nd.
Capitol Heights o4s6.
Evening star., 1944-09-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

NURSEMAID, experienced. desires Job
caring for infant or small child. Call
sA "a !, vldt, 9a45 t,,.x,s ,y,v. ,., ,,1 /.
child wants general housework; can cook
and bake in exchange for board and
room and small salary. Box 293-Y. Star.
%
WOMAN. colored, for days work. Please
call at sos p ST NJ
Evening star., 1944-09-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS NEEDED-Many fine openings
in private and public schools Salaries
are better. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
204 Colorado Bldg, 4th and G NV.
BOOKKPERS., S45-S5O wk bkpr. asst.
S33-S45 wk; stenog, in Arlington. S53
Wk: sten legal, under 80. $50 mo-;
$500 mo. file clerk, S37 So clerks. Sl35
tNA. 2ll4) PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911
Evening star., 1944-09-01
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TEACHER wishes ride Fort Worth Sept.
! = share expenses. help drive Room :,6l
VENNING
WANTED-Trsnsporta alton to Arizona for
one about middle OF Sept, win drive and
share expenses. Box :tIo-Y. Star.
LEAVING FOR UNiONTOMN and Morgan
town. Pa; Sat. J.! npon: returning Monday
night; take 4. Phone TR. .i!S, 4 TO ..
Evening star., 1944-09-01

sprinS vt, wainnt s, Ge1' Es Ssn eyeninss aites
MATTRESS, Beautyrest; living room set
mahogany secretary. twin beds and oil
cloth; Apply 50lo 9TH st. NV, RA. 0732
mersion lens, monocular mechanical stage,
l4aS bst. .o.si DR.. HoYE. g.
dressmakers establishment: on display al
2443 Good Hope I'd. Sc. 3s
MOTORCYCLE. Harley-Davidson "a, excel
Sun. ito cowden I'd. Indianhead. Md,
on Route 224: 80 mi. so. of D., c.
MUSIC for sale. bargain: 90. volumes Cen
spTy tyr t!sraGy 6yod % Music edited 0S faderew-
FAINT. 81 10 per gal. all eolors; substitut.
shellac, white and orange. $3.50 per gal
FW enn' &c a nv ah aSs
Condition: price. $3.50. cali Republic soss'
c.HNe ca. RA sFsll psoo upright excellent condition
PIANO: Cable; apastmsns grand, = T.:
%ahoEsnT sa Rs nsa so 4sS So mdde Sa Of FpuSc sosi
PIANOs--,Recondition srands OF Stein:
way: chiekerinF. shSa stiem and others Priced
4 SR7H1Rs ~ sSR6As Rf 'PRo Co. iSis III
fIAN6, fi u.s. Meiochord is tAeolian COY, upr,sht,
cert. pitch: $14O cash. Glebe 7142.
PIANO, small, upright, and 9-piece dining
room suite, suite, solid walnut: $50. Emer-
PiANo. steinway. beautiful art model
esTlod hspuse sa perfect
PIANOS. Knabe, chickerins, stien and
and save RATMER's PIANO STORE. 7at
PICKS. s1.O good. used. with new han.
dies; used shovels. 81 go; Complete saE-
der. shops at stores. HECHINGER CO
PISTOLS-Colt Woodsman. same as new
Colt 20 on 3s frame; H. y R. .22
delivery. e, D. LIKENs, 8 wilson lane
Bethesda. Md. Open evenings, to 10.
PLAY PEN, new oak folding, with floor:
q cost in Washington store. MA. 4179.
RADIO O-PHONOGRAPH. table model RCA.
Victor combination; win swap for small
8 "a z N; oS2 N0; s2ss; Ext; 81.
naphone combination radios. 1895: pre-.
war construction, Limited number avail
9 81: middle of blocD..
RADIO-Ansley RADIO -phonograph combi
nation. "a tubes, dual speaker. mahogan,
cabinet; Sold With no service. S395
regularly $3.50 Arthur Jordan Piano Co.
1015 7th st. NV. MA. 3223.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
80

Drape your favorte jewelry on that tiny high
necklinel Wastline fits down just-so over your
hips and don't miss that wonderful dancey skirt
pleated all around White apples on green, blue.
maize. Other styles rayon jersey crepe Sizes ito ls
JUNIOR MISS DREssEs-FIRsT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
Robert J. Clark

Services for Robert James
Clark. 81, of 1923 Larchmant, Will
he held at 2 80 p. m. tomorrow in
the Harvey a. Neeley Funeral
Home, 56S3 Marbury Grand. The
Rev. George Jeffrey of the SEQ
Vile Memorial Presbyterian
Church will officiate. Burial viii
be in Grandlawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Clary, who died Saturday
in Harper Hospital. was mem
Der of the Y Leaders Club anC
the MaSons' Ionic Lidge and was
past noble grand of Diamond
Lodge No. 4S9. IOOF. which is
directing the services.
Surviving Mr.. Clark are his
wife, Ella; son. Robert;
daughter, Catherine; brother,
John. and two sisters, Mrs.
Athena johnson and Mrs. Mar
garet Chaplin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
Gutmen LenhoH

Funeral services were con-
Quoted today for Gutman Len
hoff, 50. Of 1865 Seyburn, who
died yesterday at the New Grace
Hospital at Seven Mile and
Meyers.
Mr.. Lenhoff died three months
TO the day after his wife. Rites
were conducted at the Chesed
Shell Zines chapel on JOY Rd. In
terment was in the CheSed Shell
Zines Cemetery.
Mr.. Lenhoff is survived by two
sons, S/Sgt. Harold Lenhoff,, now
on the New Guinea battle front
and Sidney, a chemical engineer
for General Motors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17

Skin specialists tell me cake make
up may dry out the delicate outer
layer of your skin F.. make you
look years olderl Even worse, the
microscope has revealed corked-
up pore openings ., corked with
germ-breeding deposits of cake
makeup tohich OdShing and
credming failed to remoOel
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Hides Lines and Blemishes-
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Let your mirror show you the
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and whatever other makeup
YOU are now using -" wet or dry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
Reed Funeral
Tomorrow
Obituaries

Services for Ned s. Reed. 81,
plant manager OF the Eaton Man
.ufacturing Co. at Marshall, viii
be held at 100 p. m. tomorrow
az the Schmaltzriedt Mortuary,
l6625 Grand River.
Mr.. Reed, who died in Battle
Creek Thursday after a heart at
tack, lived at 1l9iS Wisconsin. He
was active in the Marshall Com
munity War Chest drive and the
Marshall oRtary Club, and was a
SD degree Mason.
Surviving are his wife, Helen;
two sons. Thomas, in the navy,
and Franklin. in the army, and
two daughters, Mrs Media Ander-
son and Mary Helen Reed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
6. A. Cochrane

Funeral services for Charles A.
Cochrane, u, will be conducted at
the William r. Hamilton funeral
home, Cass and Alexandrine, at
10 a. m. tomorrow. Mr.. Cochrane
died yesterday at Harper Hos
pital.
Mr.. Cochrane was for more
than 80 years an official of the
American Steel & Wire Co, with
offices in Chicago. Since his re-
tirement five years ago he made
his home with a sister, Miss Jane
A. Cochrane, at COS Lakewood
Besides his sister he is sur
vived by a brother, Allister, of
Washington and niece, Mrs. p.
Horst, of Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
Dewey Talks
To Leader

ALBANY, n. Y, July II CINS)
Republican chances of winning a
majority of the u. s. Senate next
November were To be discussed
today by Gov.sDewey and Senate
minority leader Wallace II. White
Jr.
Senator White came TO Albany
with members of the Maine Re-
publican Congressional delegation,
fourth such New England group
TO confer with Dewey.
Dewey returned here last night
after a weekend at his Pawling
farm. where he talked on the
telephone Saturday with two OF
the % Republican governors with
whom he will meet at st. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
MotoreytIist Killed
AtMt. PIeasantAir

MT. PLEASANT, July II
Preston Hibler, 81, of 1048 Ere
mont, Pontiac, was instantly
killed at the city airport here
yesterday when the motorcycle he
was riding struck a bump in the
runway and overturned.
A companion. Young J. Moore
Jr., %, of 2379 Maple. Birming-
ham, swerved in an attempt 10
miss Hibler and overturned his
own machine sustaining cuts ano
bruises
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
Fred M. Vert

Fred M. Vert, SO, for 40 years
an employe of the Detroit Free
Press, will be buried Wednesday
at iceland. He died in Grace Hos
pital Saturday. Services will be
conducted in the William r,
Hamilton funeral home at Cass
and Alexandrine at 2:30 p. m.
tomorrow.
A native of LaingSburg, Mich,
Mr.. Vert joined the Free Press
shortly after he graduated from
school. He was purchasing agent
at the time of his death.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Lulu de Kruif Vert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
New Farley Hinted

LONDON, July II CUP)-The
Sunday Dispatch foresaw the pos
sibility of an early meeting be-
tween President Roosevelt and
Prime Minister Churchill-per-
hapS at Cherbourg--with Gen. De
Gaulle sitting in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
Hides Lines and BIemishes-
cIings q long Hours

VIVA, . YOUR experience with cake mALup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
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-. by my exclusive Twin Hurri-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-17
Pope, Bonomi Confer

ROME, July II uNSl-Popt
Plus XII conferred for the first
time. for AZ minutes with Pre-
r1ier Bononli.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20

you are all we'll and doing all
right. About your article in the
Volksblatt think it is good dope.
1t may give the kids back home
shot in the arm and get them
going again. From the little that
| hear of the Association it seems
that it has gone to pot in the
past few years (due to war no
doubt. | thought that might hap
pen when the older members
were gone. They (we) used to
crab when the older members
tried to help out but all of us can
now see their true value. We who
are older can be of much help to
revive the interest when we get
this Job completed.
am having a tough time writ
ing this-Im using helmet for
a desk. a canteen filled with oil for
a light and I'm in hole SUI
rounded by sand bags. That is my
home at present. My Buddy is
reading Literary Digest six
months old and enjoying it.
Well Wep give my regards
to all the boys at NJ. G. and give
some of the old gang a jog so they
will send some mail this way.
Till later-Solong Marty.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
CANTON ECHO
BY Marilyn Schriever

Canton, O., April 2O-Everyone
had a swell time in Cleveland at
the Tournament and we want Ia
thank especially the Fox and Tat
scher families also Dorothy Scheel
for their kind hospitality.
Sorry we girls lost the basket
ball game but our boys made up
for it by being victors over Salem
There will be a Hay-Ride the
first Sunday in May MAY 9TH
and all of you from out OF town
who have been talking about COM
ing to Canton, we think this would
be an excellent time to come.
Our regular social meeting is
this Friday, April 2lst. Let's all
try to be at the club at 8 pm. sharT
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Dot Meier

Cleveland, o., April 2O-First
off, Cleveland East express its
gratitude to Cleveland West for
the, swell time had in their half of
the city. Although East did not
shine very brightly on the basket
ball court we made up for it in the
fun we had after the game. One
fact was thoroughly established
and that is that Salem has a pow
erful and might - + - fine bas~
ketball team.
Next in order is the Annual
Spring Concert of the Cleveland
East Juniors Choir which will be
held at the Cleveland East Sach-
senheim on May 7, 1914. The pro-
gram contains songs by the Lie
dertafel Mems and Womcn's choir
the Junior Saxon choir, the Cleve-
land West Choral group, and aria
by Betty Daletz. All this will be
preceded by a short play writ
ten especially for the occasion by
Hilda Zackel.
This weekend saw Rich Man
chen still home with recouperat-
ing from the 3 Pacific battles in
which he has participated. Rich
said, Its swell to be back with
the old crowd again" And when
| asked if he mined the absence
of the male six he stated, 81 do
not mined their absence too much
because it makes far clearer
view of the scenery" I'm taking
for granted that by scenery he
meant the girls! Perhaps. to. I'm
mistaken.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve-
land District Office of Price Ad-
ministration on local stations dur
ing the week are as follows:
Friday, April FL,
at lO:45 p. m. over station WGRA
Anthony r. Fiorette, District En-
forcement Attorney, will speak on
"The OPA and Enforcement.
Saturday, April 22
"OPA Farm News" will be pre-
sented over WJW at HISS a. m.
Saturday, April %
at OILS p. NJ, over WTAM
Richard P. Overmyer, District In.
formation Executive, will be mas
ter of ceremonies on the "OPA
Question Box.
Charles n. Webb, chairman of
War Prices and Rationing Board
No. %, will be guest chairman and
the board of experts will be COM
posed of A. H. Anderson, District
Price Executive and Paul Mar
shall. Chief Rent and Services
Unit.
The "OPA Reporter" will be
heard Monday through Friday at
1:55 p. M. over station WCIE.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENT

sgt. and Mrs. Carl Andree wish
to announce the arrival of their
I Id. 5 or. son. Carl Andrew. The
baby was born On Saturday. April
lst. Both mother and son are il,
the best Of health.
Mrs. Andree, nee Minnie Bo.
dendorFer, is residing with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bo-
dendorfer of us Young ST., New
Castle. Pa. Sgt. Andree is station
ed somewhere in England witt,
the Army Air Forces. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael An
dree of Farrell. Pa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-20

Oscar being a brave soldier was
granted a short leave and he and
his wife retured to Cleveland but
the homecoming was a sad one
when he found his mother Mrs.
VIM. Prahl sick in bed with pneu-
monia. While home on furlough
he, visited many friends in Cleve-
land, Farrell. Sharon, Pa. He said
1t S good to see snow flying in
Ohio. He also visited the Editor
of the Nolksblatt and informed
him that the Nolksblatt is good
reading in Camp, and that he ap-
preciated the letters from his old
friends. Pvt. Kohl is very proud
of the T. S. ]. A. and his only wish
is that the Juniors still at home
and especially the girls will do
everything to keep the good work
up so that the boys will find well
organized clubs when they return
home again. Mrs. Kohl will remain
in Cleveland and Pvt. Kohl ha.
returned to the camp at Houston
Texas, and he intents to visit the
Saxons residing in Houston on his
return there.
Pvt. Kohl hopes that when
other Saxon boys serving in the
Army will be received more friend
ly at the Farrell Sachsenheim
when they visit there than he has
been with his wife because they
had been refused admittance to
the Sachsenheim when they tried
to visit there to meet some of the
Farrell SaNons. He thinks some.
body has just made an unintentio,
nal error and that he will not hold
this against the SaXons OF Farrell
because their hospitality in the
past has always been outstanding