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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31

3-PLATE porcelain electric range. S25. Green 167. (10,053-4t)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
FOR SALE Continued
WANTED

GIRL WANTED as Airport clerk. Apply Station Manager, Pan American Airways. Q0,054-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS

HUNTERS ATTENTION - Spuhn Island is private property. Also Fox Island. Hunting or trespass- ing is strictly forbidden. Deer on beach are tame. Please don't shoot them. (l0,054-12t)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

1941 FOUR-DOOR FORD sedan, good condition. See Stewart at Juneau Motors. Q0,054-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31

ROOM HOUSE, partly fur nished 5 Acres ground. Duo- Therm, burning kitchen range, studio couch and other items. Value, $1,200. Cash, SLIGO. Terms, $34O down, $20 per mo. See owner on premises ' Mi. Post, first house on Sunny Point Road.
 (10053-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31

Empire Want-ads bring resultsi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31

USED Lehman Baby-G Guard high
 chair. Ph. Green TOP. 10,053-3D
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31

FOR SALE-Excellent business op- portunities in thriving Alaskan town: Ice cream factory doing excellent business, modern up-to- date equipment; one of the finest hardware stores in the country exceptional stock; combination grocery -delicatessen liquor store. Gradelle Leigh Realty Co.,, Box 468, Fairbanks, Alaska. Q0,054-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31
FOR RENT

STORE LOCATION-Idea for boat trade. Call Douglas 963.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31

MANGLE-FOLDER wanted. Apply at the Alaska Laundry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-31

SEAVIEW APT. one block from Federal Bldg.
Evening star., 1945-07-20

Charlie Pace dramaiIled.
WT0P, t0:00-6roueho Marx drops in.
VOL, t0:00-An eighiIOund weIieweighi
bout between Tony Janiero and Johnny Greco
WhAL. t0:30-Dr. Austin {. Smith dis
tuHes the work Of the Council on Pharmacy
and Chemistry Of the American Medical Aso.
Cistion.
Evening star., 1945-07-20
on the AIR TONIGHT

on THE AIR TONIGHT.
WRc. 7:00-Johnnie Johnston takes over
as host Of the Supper Club
VOL. 7:i5-SeusiaN Of Agriculture An
denon says "lefs Stop Farm Accidents"
W0P. 7:30-TslIUIah Bankhesd and Psiei
Donald visit.
VOL, S:30-Ths story Of PhIanihropisi
Evening star., 1945-07-20
Easy Way To
Help Prevent
Athletes Foot

Guard yourself against Athletes Foot.
Millions have it. Keeping feet dry espe-
cially betwee the toes, is vitality impor-
tant. To help absorb perspiration and to
aid the healing OF cracked skin between
toes caused by it. sprinkle your feet daily
with Dr. Scholl's Foot Powder. Also
sprinkle it into shoes and stockings. DR..
Scholl's Foot Powder quickly relieves hot,
tender, sweaty, odorous feet; eases new
or tight shoes, Start using DR.. Scholl's
Foot Powder today.
Evening star., 1945-07-20

M. c. Jerry Wayne is all agog at
Tallulah Bankhead, sultry star Of
stage and screen on the Borden Show
tonight! Plenty Of fun and music,
with the mellow rhythm of jeff
Alexander's orchestra to make it q
perfect half-heur's entertainment!
Tune in to the big Borden Show to-
night! WTOP 7:3O PM.
Evening star., 1945-07-20

WRc, t0:45-Rsprssentsiiys HaIledks topic
is "A Fundamental Conflict; It's Effsd on
Food"
WhAL, i0:45-Dr. Colsion Wsrne. others
discuss Public 0wneBhp-Whenl"
WRc. ti:30-How the name Amsra was
given this country drsmstiled
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-29
No. 7505
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No. 7505
AMENDED SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL.
MARTHA JONES WORD, Plain
tiff, VS.. CHARLIE CLAY WORD,
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-29
Letters Explain All
Mother and Daughter
Home Canning Mailed

Letters explaining the All Moth
er-Daughter Canning Project were
sent out by the Home Demonstra-
ton Agent in May. Several girls
wishing to take this project have
written the agent or called at her
office for further information and
for bulletins All girls working on
this project should have these bull
letins and a record book. These
can be obtained by writing or call
ing Mrs Bernice w. Cannedy,
Home Demonstration Agent, at the
City Hall in Casa Grande.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-29
Places for First
Annual All State
Camps Announced

Plans for the first annual All
state camp were announced today
by o. w. Dishaw, acting state lead
er, All Club work, for the Agri-
cultural Extension Service. Dishaw
named Camp Geronimo on the Ton
to Basin Rim in Gila County as
the site, July 25 to August 3.
Camp Geronimo, a boy scout
camp, will be used during this per-
iod for the rural boys and girls
vacations through cooperation by
George S. Miller, Scout Executive
of the Phoenix Roosevelt Council.
Dishaw, completing a seven
county tour in which the camp
plans were formulated and com
pleted, said that it is the first time
in the history of the state that
such a camp has been proposed.
The acting All leader held a two
county camp for Pinal and Pima
County club members last summer
atop Mt. Lennon, peak of the
Catalina Mountains.
The camp will be supervised by
members of the University of Ariz-
ona extension staff and officials
are predicting an enrolment OF
100 to 125 boys and girls. Approx
imately 60 attended the two-county
camD last summer Thara will he
a separate camp for boys and an
other one for girls.
The state camp will be open to
all All club members over II year:
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-29

Defendant.
THE STATE OF ARIZONA to the
above named defendant, CHARLIE
CLAY WORD.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUM
MONED and required to appear
and defend in the above entitled
action in the above entitled court,
within TWENTY DAYS, exclusive
of the day of service, after service
of this summons upon you if served
within the State of Arizona. or
within THIRTY DAYS, exclusive
of the day of service, if served
without the State of Arizona, and
you are hereby notified that in
case you fail so to do. Judgment
by default will be rendered against
you for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
The name and address of plain
tiffs attorney is Chas. H. Reed,
Coolidge, Arizona.
GIVEN under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona in and for the
County of Pinal. this 2Sth day of
June, 1945.
(SEAL) T. ]. MARKS
Clerk.
First publication: June 20, 1945.
Last publication: July 20, 1945.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-29
Poultry Shortage to
Continue in Arizona
Says u. of A. Expert

Poultry farmers in Arizona aren't
going to be able to help consumers
out much during this period of
meat shortage. In fact, the poul-
try situation is becoming more diff
ficult every day according to H.
B. Kinds of the University of Ariz-
ona's poultry staff.
An increasing shortage of poul-
try will be noted during the next
few months due to the unavailable
ity of chicks and a natural turn Of
events which finds hens falling
off in production during the hot
test summer months, Kinds stated.
The situation will continue to grow
worse until pullets come in next
fall.
The university expert declared
that AriZonans have been fortunate
thus far in having as many eggs
available as there have been. This
is due. he said, to the late spring
which has allowed the birds to hold
up better than usual.
The scarcity of poultry is due
partially to the slack demand which
was prevalent at the beginning Of
the season. Now, with the heavy
demand the chicks are not avail
able and market conditions do not
warrant selling young birds or lay
ing hens because of the good mar
ket prices available for eggs.
Kinds predicted that the poultry
production will really tailspin when
the extremely high temperatures
hit Arizona.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-29
Coolidge Locals

. 1t. and Mrs. Paul H. Rohde,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rohde and
daughter, Pauline, arrived Tuesday
from South Pasadena, California, 70
visit the Rohde's sister, Mrs. r. c.
Doremus. 1t. Rohde, who has re-
Gently returned from four years
service in the South Pacific, is on
30-day leave. The family grouI
will be here until Saturday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-29

of age. Children between the ages
of II and 16 will be permitted tc
fish in the trout stream, which
runs by Camp Geronimo, without a
license while others must hold
licenses to participate in the ang-
ling sport.
For club members using bus ia
cilities from Phoenix the cost OF
the camp will be $16.25. For those
using their own transportation the
cost is $11.25. Dishaw said that a
balanced menu, averaging over
5000 calories daily, has been pre-
pared.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-29

ness known as "The Front Seat.
located on the following described
real property, situate in Pinal
County, Arizona, to-wit:
Beginning at point on the East
Boundary line of Section 16, 962.5
feet South of the Northeast cor
ner Of said Section 16; thence
South S7.5 feet to a point 1850
feet South of the Northeast cor
ner of said Section 16; thence
West a distance of 500 feet. par
.alleling the North boundary line
or said Section 16; thence in a
Northwesterly direction a dis
tance of 155 feet to point;
thence in a Northeasterly direc-
ton distance of $50 feet to the
center of the curved road; thence
along the center of the curved
road in a SOutheasterly direction
distance of 515.5 feet to the
point of beginning, containing
81 acres, more or less, all in
Section 16, Township s South,
Range East, ella and Salt River
Base and Meridian,
including all stock in trade. fix
lures, equipment, liquor license.
and furnishings, to w. H. West
and j. J. Macneil, on July IA, 1945.
DAVE HILL
ROY CLARK
STATE OF ARIZONA
COUNTY OF PINAL, IS.
Before me, Paul w. Loucks, a
Notary Public, in and for the
County of Pinal, State of Arizona,
on this 27th day of June, 1945, per-
sonally appeared Dave Hill and Roy
Clark, known to me to be the per-
sons whose names are subscribed
to the within instrument and ac-
knowledged to me that they exc
cuted the same for the purpose
therein contained.
In witness whereof | hereunto
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-29

set my hand and official seal.
(SEAL) PAUL w. LOUCKS.
Notary Public
My Commission expires:
January 30, 1947.
First publication: June 29. 1945.
Last publication: July 13, 1945.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-06-29
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, Dave Hill and Roy
clark, intend to sell, transfer, as
sign, and deliver their entire busi-
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
N1cNc>2lmsltcuMn INT pa
ris treb KricesnStc

garis - Die eriten 5riibiobrs=
Mooe Ausitellurgen lladJ ser 8e-
freiung ser Stuot lperoen bier croft
net meroen. 0urd oie berridenoe
&noppbeit an @elpeben pie 6or6en
uno ourd) OaS Gerbot Ser Ausflibr
frdn5oiiid)er Mooclle ldBt Sic hieliee
Mooe 5llOuItrie lidl nidlt Onron biil-
oern, nit lnId)en Ausitellungeit ibreu
@ntidlluB fltlto5ligeben, Sen &ompf
nm Bie0erberitelllng ibrer olte1r
6itbrerldoft III ser internationolen
Wooe u"uf5ltnehmen.
Sic 3reiIe fir Sic g%niembles, Die
oiesmal sur Sd)all geitellt meroen,
entlpre6en Ben 8erbaltnilien elmer
Snflotions3eit. M~ooehduler erlten
&onges 6erehnen fir Elm ugeldnei-
berries" &leio ourdihnittlid $500,
1eaeit eiien Gtrdid)nittspreis BON
$50 I'M Sabre 1888. Ger gorfrieas-
llfnlab Der Barrier Mooebauler itellte
Iid) 5ulest OUT 100000 900 ooS
S.Sohr.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
aatisnierm

glanc anpOns: rs bis IS uno s2 bis m2 in Bud 4 gatcn, uo 5uor:
95 bis 35, a2 uno 80 bis 81. Nldr5; 50 bis 90 bis % Hpri; So bis
M2 bis SUM-. N2 big g treen am 1. gadr3 in &rat mo blebcH
bis 30. Sum- gitig Seoer Snpon gilt 5en Gunfte. 8laue 2ofen lO
ungtltq.
apte anpOns nnO Soften: % bis 50 mO a2 bis D IN Bud 4 gshen. mO
5Uar: 50, 30 un0 So bis 81. Dadr5; % bis f5 bis %. Ipril; 20
uno IS uno 90 bis D bis 2. Sunni. 50 bis So trahn on A. MARS
i'll araft. uno betben bis 80. Sum- giHig. Ole Sofen i'm gerte pom e
einem Gunft Oieneu gum @eten ser aupons i'm 8erte BON e 10
gunftn.
3uder: Gie &upons "a un0 80 in Bud 4 gelen fr lie 5 8funO. aupon
"a miro am Is. 6ebruor mgiItg. Snfraftreten pom aupon SO lit fHr
Den /. Wni pOrgee6en.
Sdmbe: Rupons Scr. 1 2 u0 3 Unit benz Tlug5euD I'M Hahonsbuh
yr. 3 imo big uuf peieres gum 8e5ug BON f einem 8oar Sdnben
giIttg. 2out S8A befebt feline I6idt, aupons gu onnuIuren.
WaIOin: aupon Scr. IA i'm a*8ud gilt fir per @oQonen bis 81 lfor5
1916. Sic &upons 85, G5, 86, G6 9efen fr lie flint eoaonen. NL
lie moeren g. uO GSupons imO ungilig. Saupons lit AS&
1915" gilt fir 5 @oanuen bis 81. Ifdr5, AnOere SHauponS imo MI
giltg.
Gum Sfus gegen ben SdIeihbanoe bat ie0er @o9enbeNeer iofort
nuf alien @aioIntSnpons, Die fd in ieinent Befb befinbcn, ime 81
5~en59Gunnner mO Den Staat, in Dem er regifriert 1T. SIT permerfen.
SrennOl: Gle aupons Der Seipn9Speriooen 1, 2, 3 nno 4 fr t9ll45
geIen fir lie 10 @a0onen pro ginbet bis 81. &u8ut 1915; &npon
Der @eriooe 5 trHt ont /. gi0r5 III ardt. lntennbte SenponS Der
6etunaspriooen 4 uno 5 fir 1884 geIen getdpaas bis 81, Nn-
quit 1916. Observation-Disclosures inaten fHr Sei5ung tn6 Naruuna1er
rotionieren; bis sum 81. Sebruor iolten crit 6S Bro3ent Der Sobre$
8utetung oerbroudt fporoen ien.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
2lmitralicr icucn IN
SernsOit ttiteGnapfer

Gnttberrd, IuItrolien Spnoit-
tionfiibrer Robert Men5ies erfI1rte
im 4bgeoronetenbaus, oob auitraIi-
id)e Truppen NIT onoeren 9ruppen
gemeinlan lfiir oie 8efreiung bon
Molapa uno BON Silngapore f1mpfen
iollten, 5ur1al oa piele auitrnIier
iid sort in @efongeni9aft bef1n6en.
SD iele nid)t Elm, martm unlere Mr.
nreen nid)t 81 Ser aroBeren aufeabe
Ser 8eenoigliitg oes &rie9es i'm Ser.
men Often permenoet Queroen IoIlten"
iagte er nno fiiate bin5li, feiner Mei.
illtllg nad) lei oie 6rage oer 8lacie-
rlli1g oiiitraIiiher Sruppeu niht MoB
cine ltrate9iide, ionoern aiid) cine po-
litfide 6rage.
Men5ies erfldrte audi er lei ernit=
lid beiorgt fiber oie Sage 8olens.
Srob ser atlontic Charter meroe 6a
cine ~eingreifenoe abdnoerung Ser
polniiden @ren5en porgenommer,
obne oaB 6as poIniide Bolt befragt
mer0e.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02

bilng 81 ienen Oeutiden 4~lpenlalt-
bern, oie 3lpiid}an 1918 uno 1888
aGeiterreid)" genonnt puroen, unO
oie 6%obsbmger Monarfie peroanft
ibreut Stur5 ~feinesmegs Dem reinen
3ufoll. @ielnnebr muroe tie bon Dem
~notionolen Grpod)en un0 Der Gnlan-
Sipotion ser 8oliern, 5tuei nlitelnon-
Der Derbunoene 8epegun9eL cnt-
mur3eIt. SIRE &eitourierullg luiir0e
oober cine glatte Ql6iage mO6l al
ocn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS alS al Die
Gemofrutie beoeuten
Sic uolterreidiibe Soee" lit cine
Heitsioee, i'll oeren Oas ein3ige na
t;onole Gafitbl pom ieber oeutid) NOR
ulo lit. SeGbit sic tempordr ans
&uoer gefonmenen g 3ioloemofruten
maren in i3rer Notionnlioee audi
3eutibe, ul0 ibre e~brliditen 6iibrer
treten nod beute fir bic Gin6e5le-
bltrg Geiterreihs in Elm %erneuertes
0enofratiides Geutidlan0 Elm. a6er
@ien 0urf nid)t einnol elnem oeno-
fratiidlen Geutidlnno anoertraut
meroen. GeIterreid ernlangelt nod
Ser inlleren 5riebfeoer elmer eigenen
llnabbangigfeit, uno cine ioldje I'M
obhangigfeit miro ibm ooDer 6urh
sic orei @roBmGd}te bon auBenber
nliferle8t meroen miiIien, big cine Ell
gene 0iterreifiide Rationalloee emit
%itanoen it,"
IS gibt beltte nod fein Better
reid ionoern es miro crit geifaffen
peroen miilien, ualo oas miro bel
leidlt laltge 3eit in Aniprudp neb-
nlen" iAlieBt oos 8latt. Grit lpenn
Is feiren SaIterreiher me6r gibt, Der
iidl iiir eineh Geutlden balt, miro
Elm mirflides Geiterreih eriitieren,
ilno crit bonn miro 3eutldluno auf=
ge9ort haben Sic Hube ulo oen 5rie=
Sen Guropas SIT beoroben
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02

ionOers itarfen glbfos fon0en 4rmee.
Saitnutos Gin &dlifornien), lotDie
2idltbatterien elmer Gppe, Die Die DR.
NEE nift mebr broldt. anOere @r-
tifel, III 0enen gIeidfoIls itorfe Ser
fdufe get6tigt muroen, limo: ReiB.
uepidliiie, Observation-Disclosures
Sonoidde, gaoeon5iige, a%leioumgs.
itiide, 2eintiiher unO &oliterif6er.
5ii8e.
Seitens ser 6oreign Economic
Administration miro offi5iell ertIdrt,
ooB Dor mebreren Monaten ausIubr.
2i5et3en ulif 20 Millionen 3igaret.
ten no6 S6neoen erteilt lDuroen.
Cine Mel0ung aus StodDoIm beiogt
0oB Oie 2ieferung unterpegs lei. 8ie
6@AsStellen meinetL Dab Dis ,,ludbr.
id]einli6 mabr" lit, ltnO 0aB ite eill.
fdd) bic 2~i5en5en gn6en, obne bon
sen toti6hli6cn 2ieferungen &ennt=
mis- 81 baden. Dieie 2i5en5en lpur-
Sen, uie erfl1rt miro, inn 3tpeiten
mo 0ritten Gltartol 1914 un0 gr0B.
tenteils DOR etiua ied)s Monaten er-
teilt.
&ier5ebn college Gireftoren
iprohen Iih, i'm @egeniab gu II an.
oeren @r3iebern, oaiiir aus, oaB cine
nllgemeine militdrrid)e auS6il0urlg
iofort in @rlpaglin9 ge5ogen nno nn-
genonlnren meroe Sic i6rie6en III
eineln 8riefe OH 8rGitbent NooieOeGt,
Ser 9leidfafls leiner lleber3eltgling
pom Ger @ot1penoi9feit elmer ull9enei-
men miIitdriidlen Nlls6ilbung nah
Dem @rieoe Ausornf gege6en bate:
D@ir lino Der Meinung, oaB elm
geiunoer 8Gon fir allgemeine mili-
tdrri6e altsbil6ulrg, menn er iest on.
genonmen miro, Sic 8ereini9ten
Staaten in 0ie Sage perleten miro,
nit gr0Berer autoritGt 3u ~iprefen."
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
pMppcit MAIDEN Gecbs
bels III traMrioe OciiAtcr

Seem 9orf - Gin Sonoer grlaB
Oes Observation-Disclosures @oeb-
bels bat 6rau adte &rltie befoblen,
lbre meltberiibmte G%uppenfabrif in
Berlin at idJlieBen. 5rou aruie bot
re, lpie ibr Oorgeporfen miro, alien
Tbren Huppen oeinen p~er5peifelt
tronrigen @eiidtsousorud geeeben"
leitoem Der Sobn Ser @eidaftSinbu-
BERN I'M ariege gefallen lit.
Son 0ieler MaBnobme oeS 8erli=
ner 9ropagnnoo Mtiniiteriuns mlr-
De IN elmer bier pom GriegSinforma-
tionsamt a~6geborten Mitteilling oes
2%onooner &unofunfS, oie lids olif Ell.
ne Meloung Ser uStofbolmS 5ponil.
gen" 6erieI aenntnis gegeben.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
Rnbsbmrecr prcblcm
bIicb mncrmGbnt

9oltoon - Gbfpo6l oie @rflarullg
Der 9reimddtefonferen3 nit feinem
@ort Seiterreid9 erlpobnte nno OBJ
pobl iest bic frieaariihe 8eorobuna
BON @ien mieoer ettpaS in Die 5erne
geriidt mnroe pegen oes ruiiid)ell
8orgebehs gegen Berlin, 8reslau
un0 9resoeuL lit oas oiterreifiife
be5p. Sab5burger 9roblem nad) mie
Dor afut geblieben uno muB baI0 Of
fen geloit fperben. Genn 8ien lit
sic Gforte loon 8eit- nod oiteuropa,
Die nidt in Sic @dn0e elmer oggrei-
itoen @roBntodt folien onuf. 50
ihrefbt Sic eilfluBreide engliihe
3eitnng oMnnf)eiter Guardian" III
eitlem lallgen 2eitartifel.
ugs gob eimmol elle 2oiung Der
oiterreidiidlen 6rn9e, u1o oieIe 60
iltlla nor Die Sabsburgiife Mnnar-
die, fdbrt ons Blntt fort. uaber be-
Dor mir ben GeriltdD %1tnternebmen,
oieie mieoerber5uitellen, mitifen mir
ufs crit eiraltol Oariiber flar iein,
mas oieie Sabsburger Monorhie al
lee beoeutet. Sic bat penig 8e5ie-
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
Concord Club.

Die utonutIife 8eriummllng 0es
Concord Clubs fon0 i'm Souie BEN
6ralt SfuIter, ser 9odter 0es Ser.
einsmitglieoes 6rau GrelieIt, am Der.
gongenen Souno6eno itatt. 8raii.
bent @err 9(lfreO Sdmeier eroTinete
uno Ieitete sic geriammIung. Dos
3rotofoll iopie ser 6inan36eriht
iiber Die lebte 3uinmmentunft pur-
0en angenommen mie perleien. Sir
ole Solnmlung oe8 Soften Rreu5es,
pelde 0ennGfit itattfinoet, muroen
$500 bepiIligt. Gas &ronfentomi.
tee oes 8ereins 6eriAtete iiber orei
9oticnten: 6rau Slider (pelde be-
reits mie0er o0llig geneien iit), 6rau
8oedler (uelte ii6 I'M ct. g~li5a6etb
Granfen6nus beiin0et) uno Grou
Girls. Simon (uelfe oas 8omitee
in aiir5e 6eiufen miro. 8eitere
G%anfesbriefe bon Sen Sungens Ger
&llr6 WitglieOer, pelde in Uncle
Sons" Gieniten iteben un0 0enen
mon mit 8eibnudtspofeten cine flei-
ne Sreuoe 6ereitete, rparen eingelau.
ZEN un0 fanlen our &erleIung. gs
purOe 6eidJloiien, Die nGfite Ser
ianrnlnng i'm 6ouie bon Serrn lt1o
6rou $. Itbert 8ueblcr in Si(oer
Spring ob5ubnlten.
Nnd) @rleoigung Der @eiddFte
qirg mon gum gemiitliden Cell iiber.
@elellidoftslpiele fiir ole @roBen
ltno Ian5porfiibrrngen ser beioen
fleitten &iiloer BON Grolt Sduiter
9ielten Die anpeienoen bis nod
Nfitternnd)t beiianm1en. Cute Spei.
len mto Sotsgebdf, iomie u5oit.
nadtSfiidJle" aus ser Slide BON 5ralt
Ireiielt, oa5u Seltrih's ,lSenote"
idmeften Oor5iiglid. 6rau S6ulter
Ipielte Tonamulif, melde aud oie
valten" auf ioie 8eine brafte. Mit
Dem 8lodenid)loge 3lp0lf itimmten
ollie in Dos u5appp girtboop to Wrs.
Grellelt" Elm, oeren @e6trtstaa man
3lt ~feiern be9onn. Gas Solirnol ora.
tltliert Dem @ebnrtstogsfinoe uno
piinIdt tbm GILES Cute ltnO bette Sc.
lunobeit fir Die 3llfunft.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02

GOneOrS Stub, Sne. grdiioent:
4lfre6 SdDeier; Sefret1r, Jrau u.
Sdlahter, 1863 Conn. aue., q. @.
Merchandising am 3. Wittpof i. so.
SrOipset Sill SrieO9Of. graiiOeut
5t2S 8ogeliang; Sefrctar, 8. 8.
8infter; Sdatmeiiter: laurence ..
Stus. @eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm Jrieobofs9ebauNe.
9emtIde GreimaMrer GOge Armi-
Mus, Ir. Is, J.A.A.M. Sefretdr:
6reof. 8ertrnm, 1341 Sbepbero
Str, q. 6. @eriommIling am /.
9ie1stag i'm Monat im Neiten Sra.
ionic 8empel, 13te unS $ StraRe,
81. VI.
Nrminius &ergnisnnss Verein.
9r1iioent: 6enrp Rieiter; gefretdr:
Sbeooor 2erdb 5905 Siebente StrnBe.
81. ". Berinmmlun9 am /. Conn
oben0 i'm Morat.
@reater Beneficial l~lnipn, 0iItrift
9r. 100. 8rdlioent: Sobn @reoleitt;
Sefretdr: G6riitinn Gbriit 1929
Giinfte StraBe, g.. 8. 8eri. am
4. 0ienstae I'M Mount i'm Soule Nr.
1920 6 StroBe, 81. e.
@reater Beneficial ltniun, 9iitrift
9fr. 40. Br1iioent: Nidlel Sol
ner; SefretGr, G6riitian Gronetl.
bitter, 1904 8onibatt Str, Silper
Sprias, SEQ. Gerl. an A. Greitog
I'M Monat int 06ibe 8oint aopern",
12te uno g StraBe, Norooit.
3uppert Seim Tranen 9ilisDtrein.
S3rGItoentin: 6rau @ruit %. 8roiDn:
i5efretdrim: Grau MobeI Dieb. Ber-
fammIuns am 2. 9ienstag i. M. I'm
2 Hbr i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02

Der Monot Mdr3 lit Dem 81. So
iepb gespiOmet, oeiiert Nanlensto9 am
t9. 5. WonatS gefeiert miro.
gn Sonntogen iinO Die 81. Weilen
ums7, $50, 1890 nno 11.30 ubr,
oorlnittogs; an 8odentogen nm $50
uno s ll9r.
Sic firdliden 8eitimmungen fir
oie Joiten5eit lino aus Sen Befonnt-
mod)ungen i'm 8orrnum sur Stride
gu erle6en. &%oienfrnn5, Hrebigt INTO
Segen ieoen Ylittpoh abeno 7.30
llDr. areu5megonoadten Gonners-
togs 3 lbr ~nofmittags unO Srei=
tog8 7.30 llhr aben0s.
Seute lit Ser critic 6reitog I'M DO
nat. Ausitellllng oes 4llerbeiligiten
acknowledgements lit Dor ser $50
llbr MeIie ltno 4n6etuug lit Big 100
llbr obenos nit acknowledgement 4n=
oad)t uno Segen.
Sic monatlide @eIoIantmlung fir
gerbeilerungen uno 3eparaturen lit
am 4. Mdr3. Ole 81. Rommunions-
tage Iino mie iol9t: 5raltenDerein
am 4. Mar& 81. 3olnen Seili.gerein
am Ii. Mdr5 uno fiir Die &trpoer am
20. Mdr3. 8eihten Iinb S~onnobenos
BON 4 bis 5.45 uro 7.30sbi5 $40.
9os ,6eit ser Sieben Shmer5en
Marios" miro nm 80. Mar5 9efeiert
uno oas Set oMarias 8erfiinoi.
gtnlg~ am 8. april.
Nopeno : artoadten lino Wontngs
I'M 8, 10, 100. 1906, 4, 5, $50,
600, $50, It's. s. 8.45 itrto 9,t5.
Gie 4nooft I'M s l16r aberlos lit an1
RunoFunf iiber Station 883G gu
boren.