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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30
IN THE WIND
THE NATION

WE lf1E PEOPLE. In answering
q recent poll by the University of
Denver's National Opinion Re-
search Center, only FL per cent of
the persons questioned said they
had ever heard of the Bill of
Rights.
OF THE UNITED STATES: jeff
Davis, king of the Hobos of Amer
lea, Inc, has announced, in Chi
cago, that hobos are staying off the
rods ''as part of their patriotic
activities in aiding reconversion."
in ORDER TO FORM A MORE
PERFECT UNION: Gerald L. K.
Smith says in The Cross and the
Flag: wheeler made a mistake , =.
He thought it was good politics to
deny or mildly repudiate those of
us who have been his frinds and
admirers through the years :. The
reputation of old friends who may
have been smeared is bad politics
-. Young, new, and fighting Ma
tionalistS realize that there is only
one way to be a Nationalist, and
that's all-out for your friends and
supporters all the time"
ESTABLISH JUSTICE: Joe Louis
Barrow has been ruled not accept
able as a candidate for inclusion in
who's Who" James Joseph Tun-
ney has been listed in that refer
ence book since 1888.
INSURE DOMESTIC TRAN
GUILTY.: The July issue of Writ
er's Digest carried an article adj
vising authors on how to write for
religious publications. Among other
helpful hints, it advises authors
specifically to avoid using:
evolution Gas a word and as an
idea)
social gospel ,(the idea and the
word connected with IT'D
brotherhood Of man (Word and
idea)
racial equality (word and idea)
tolerance (Word and ideal.
PROVIDE FOR THE COMMON
DEFENSE: Two "colonels" in New
Bern, North Carolina, have organ
lied the Confederate Air Force.
PROMOTE THE GENERAL
WELFARE: A discharged Ameri-
can veteran living in Mexico City
has applied to the Veterans Ad-
ministration for aid under the CT.
Bill of Rights to finance him in
studying bullfighting.
AND SECURE THE BLESSINGS
OF LIBERTY: An Associated Press
dispatch reports that a churchman
just returned from Europe told a
recent W.C.T.U. convention that
america is on a lost weekend
hinge which is imperiling it's rela-
tons with Russia" He added that
"a drunken America can't COM
pete with a sober Russia"
A COLUMNIST in the st. Paul
Pioneer Press writes about a bus
load of state conservation commits
siOners and fisheries men being
taken on a three-day tour of Min.
nesota's north country. They were
impressed" he declared. LAS one,
R. P. Hunter of Connecticut, put
it: All men are created aqual-if
they come to Minnesota" The re-
mark was prompted by the sight
of a flock of mallards and teal in
a small pond two miles from the
city limits"
THE TIME CAPSULE: Last week
some nameless but immortal Man
haitian moppet descended from the
world of his elders into an East
Side subway station and, eschewing
the conventional pornography,
chalked on the wall in foothigh
letters: "MISERYl"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30
FULLY POSTED

Hadn't you better go and tell
your master?" said the British mo-
torist to the farmers boy, who
stood looking at the load of hay
upset in the lane by a collision.
He knows" replied the boy.
knows? How can he know"
Coos he's under the hay!"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30

When one associates with vice.
it is but me step from compan-
ionship to slavery.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30
Slime Balen.

A laugh is worth a hundred
groans in any market. = Charles
Lamb.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30
OUR COUNTRY SURRENDERED TO
PR0FITEERS AND RACKETEERS

BY RAYMOND HOFSES, Editor, Reading Labor Advocate
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30

OF COURSE, the Truman deci-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
NEWS
By Hank" kurtk

Youngstown, o., Oct. 31--Bas-
ketball practice has been under
way for two weeks. The excess
fat is coming off fast and the team
is starting to look like something
Marty Kerr has really been putt
ing the boys through the mill
trying to see what each man can
do.
A large crowd is preparing to
attend the dance in Cleveland on
Saturday night. With the large
crowd that is sure to be on hand,
it sounds like a bang up time.
Our club is still growing. last
week we voted in five new men,
bers. They are: Edna Paulin,
Richard Hendel, Bill Artz, Ken
meth Mauch, John Thompson.
Welcome to the club.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
ALLIANCE REVUE
BY Hilda

Alliance, O., Oct. 31-Hello
Another week has gone and with
it went our Halloween Hop. We
had very nice time and it really
did look cute - too bad there
were not more of you to enjoy it
We were glad to see our visitors
from out of town and the next
time we hope to see more of our
own Jrs. represented.
Saturday will find. us all head
ing for Cleveland West and a
good time. We have chosen Our
Queen and here is wishing her
the best--we are all roofing for
you! Well be seeing you all il,
Cleveland.
You Alliance Jrs. please note
that the neNt meeting is Nov.
18th and we want you all there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
LoRAIN 3 JUNIORS y1yLe.H
SAXON NEWS
By Elmer

Lorain, O., Oct. 3l-At our
last meeting it was decided that
we have a hay ride party in the
near future. The date for this
event is Thursday, November I
We will ali meet at the Saxon
Club at 7::3O P. M. and go out to
the farm. After the hay ride there
will be food and refreshments
and dancing or entertainment.
Those who are interested in 60
ing should be at the meeting on
Monday when we shall make the
final plans. 1t should be a gala
event for everyone so let's see all
of you there.
A. Kirschner and Joan Goohs
were chosen captains of the bowl
ing teams to represent Lorain in
the coming T. S. J. A. bowling
tournament to be held in Colum-
bus. So let's all get in some prac-
tice for this event by attending
the Tuesday night bowling at the
club for the juniors. Practice
makes perfect you know.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
By Paul Sander

New Castle, Pa, Oct. 3l--Our
..last meeting was fairly well at
tended and we are always glad to
see few more at every meeting.
We discussed plans concerning
our basketball schedule and a
newly we'd party that will be
held soon. Details will be, mai,ed
by our secretary SO 'watch your
mailbox and plan to attend our
next meeting on Nov. 9th.
Bowling
To date, we have not received
any takers for our challenge to
bowl one or two five man teams
in ten-pins on a home and home
basis. However, the challenge
still stands and I'm sure if any
of you out-of-town clubs would
come down we could have a nice
Sunday afternoon bowling and
what have you. Remember, win
ming the game is only hall the
purpose - and we all love a good
i time. Think it over, write TO our
secretary. and come and bowl.
Last Sunday the Eintraclt
bowlers pitched their skill against
the kegglers from the G. B. L.
Seems as though our Eintracht
lads had plenty on the ball as
they beat the B. u. boys quite
/ decisively. We all had a swell
time at the G. B. U. and enjoyed
the hospitality and sportsman
ship immersly. Let's do it again
sometime.
Congratulations
and our best wishes to John Kut-
tesch and Dorothy Paulini who
, were married last Sat. at the St.
Pauls parsonage. Dot and Hoppy
have been good members and ac-
tive members for long time and
the N. c. Juniors wish them a
long long time of happiness and
good luck.
! Basketball practice is held
every Tuesday evening at ! p. m.
at the Senior High floor.
Thanks to Ellwood City for a
fine time at their Halloween
dance last Saturday.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
i. =. Set,ater Jantes -.
f,.ffn,att
@irb nnteritiitt BON Erogreiiiuen
Crganii iatiunen

9erid)te bonn gan5en Staat Ohio
laiien erfenner, bab Senator Sames
". !Suffmans 3ampasne auriid3u.
febren in II. g. Scnat i,nmer groBer
luiro ,urb ben Sobeplmft am Gage
t,or ser Wnbl erreidcu miro, oenn
cine grobe 3abl bon proereiiioen Or
ganiiationen boben ibm ibre llntcre
itiitl1n9 5lseiaet fir sen liberation
Senatcr, Der in einem fdNpcren
&f eegen einen itorten Gesner,
gr-@ouperneur Sobn %. 8ridcr fir
Den Senatorpoitcn itebt. Gr pirft
prider Dor, baB er pon @eralo 9.
6. Smitb inboiiert ,roroen iei, Ger
gegen 0finoritGten unb Nationalitds
fen 8ruppen iptpie religioIe 8rlps
pen iei. Gs lit feine ,Seit fiir Sab in
slmerifa. Gie s(rbeit, cine iibere Su-
tllnit iiir unier Golf uno 6rieoen iiir
sic @elt, foroert ah,sbeit, Geritebcn
bon MGnnern oer 9uloiamtcit pie
Senator &,rffmam Gr iagt Sab
grider ieine MillionGr! !5reunbe, gu
8ont, 8e,u, auf ieiner Settle babe
iueil er fitr sic uno nidt fir oas aa.
eemeine GuIt orbeiten lperbe, oal,
8rider iolde &opaliiten 81 ieincn
6reunoen 5dble bie sen peritorbcncn
Brdlibelaten Jranflin 8. Nooieuelt
INNER befGmpit boben.
Yolitiid,e 8eobadter meinen, bab
Sic politiide @cae INNER nGber iid)
&lfiman nabere nit ser 81 Gnoe
fonmenben &aane. Tieie 8eo6,
ahter geben gu, oaB 8riders &anl,
pagne anfanss an Maft gelpann,
ober feline slnsriiie aui "gselu 9eal"
Rooiepelts 8biloiopbie rmo fort
ihrittlife 8ciebgebung bradte aber
lbnea 8egenargriffe bon SbiOer 81
beralen, benen es gctpabr ipl,roe, oIli
Nllrd) 8rifers Wabl sic reaftionuren
&rGfte in bie &egierlu,g fonm1en
wiiroen, sic Sas arme @plf ausiaH,
! gen ipiirben burG elm paar eierige
Erofitcure. Tieie 8eobahter iagel,,
SaB sic Belt iebt aui ser Settle bon
Senator Sufiman lduit ,nO Sic
progreiiioe 8cregtng lit uno Sic
progreiiipen Srganiiationen, bie i'm
nnterltiiben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
SALEM NEWS
By Mary M. Wagner

Salem. O., Oct. 3l-Basketball
season will soon be in full swing
1t is certainly going to seem like
old times again, going on basket
ball trips and seeing the old ia
miliar faces again.
Salem is having both boys
and girls team. Girls are prac-
ticing every Monday and Weds
at 7 p. M, so if you want to come
girls, come on. Boys practice on
Weds. night.
On Nov. q our singing socie-
ty is having a concert and dance
Vie wish to extend our invitation
to everyone. Pm sure you will
enjoy yourself.
Our bowling team doesn't seem
to be doing so good in our city
league but they would like to
bowl some of the other clubs
That is a challenge, does anyone
want to meet it?
Last Friday night instead OF a
hayride a social was held at
the club house but it wasn't a
very god attendance. What kept
them all at home?
Newlyweds
Congratulations to Dorothy
Andree and Bill Wagner. May
they have a very happy married
life and may all their troubles
be little ones. Good luck to both
of you.
During basketball practice we
were very fortunate in having a
great pianist to entertain US. Miss
Betty Polder played chopsticks
for us. Very refreshing music.
Jr. Choir Practice
We are going to start our Jr
Choir again. We have not decid-
ed on the date yet but as soon
as we find out it will be announ-
ced in this column.
Don't forget Jr. Saxon meet
ing Nov. 18th, 8 p. m. sharp.
Everybody come.
Please patr onize our ad
vertisers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
By Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 3l-Sat.
night, Oct. 70. found the Junior
Saxons having a gay time at the
Singers Halloween party which
was held at the picnic grounds
The members who came in cos
tuem were something to see. Our
George Wise had to come in his
Long-John's because his Frau
was wearing the bell-buttoms
Some sailor! M-m-m! M-m-m!
Who nominated John Schem-
mel a beauty Judge to pick all
the girls on the dance floor -
with safety pin! By the way
Hans who was your charming
dance partner?
Everyone had such a good time
that it was not till the wee-hours
of the morning, before the crowd
began to disperse.
Congratulations
to the new mons and pops! On
Saturday, Oct. l9, Bill and Sally
Lutsch became the proud parents
of a 6 lb. 7 or. girl. 1t is their first
and will bear the title of Sandra
Ann Lutsch.
On Saturday, Oct. 26, Bill and
June Sepper became the proud
parents of a 7 lb. 10 OF. boy. 1t is
also their first and is named Chri:
William Sepper.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31
YOUNGSTOWN
SAXON VOTERS
ATTENTION.

Once again we find the day of
election close at hand. To some
of us, this day is of no conse-
quence, it is just another day.
| But to those who acknowledge
| the qualification of such privi-
lege and give due consideration
to such an event, this occasion is
something to appreciate and to
be most grateful for.
Yes, the war is over. True
| enough, but if we are content
! with just sitting back and taking
life easy now, and ignoreing our
responsibilities, then the long,
, hard struggle of bitter war sacri-
fee, and bloodshed has all been
in vain. The time has come when
we must accept the inevitable
serious state. As true American
citizen, we must all do Our in
dividual duties, no matter how
great or small, if we desire to
have truly democratic nation
and maintain that peace which
! has once again been restored to
us. Our sons, brothers, husbands
and loved ones so bravely and
gallanty gave their lives to pre-
serve the freedom and the rights
that each and every American
;; has enjoyed ever since the con-
stitution was adopted. We cann't
fail them, they shall not have died
in vain.
There is not one of US who
would consider employing an in
dividual in his household with
out thorough inv estigation as
to the party's personal character
and ability to perform the duties
such All undertaking would in
volve. The problem every Ame-
| rican has when election time is.
once again, just around the cor
ner. is even far more serious,
due to the fact that the candidate
his vote, may put in Office, can
SO greatly affect his city, state or
even the entire nation.
Therefore, not a single one
of us is qualified to go
to the polls and cast a Just ballot
for the numerous political Offices
until he has, first of all, acquaint-
; ed himself with the various cam
didate who are campaigning for
these positions.
You can have just such a
chance by attending the political
meeting at the Saxon club, Sum
day afternoon, Nov. 3, at $50 p
m. All members of Branches 22
and so, the T. S. J. A. members,
all social members, and all Sax.
ons of Youngstown and vicinity,
are invited and urged to attend.
Free refreshments will be served.
Numerous politicians. seeking
political Office will be present and
will deliver campaign speeches.
Let us all attend so that we
[, may study our candidates and
learn just what they stand for.
When the time comes to go to
the polls, we can go with the
knowledge and confidence that
| the candidates we are voting for
! are qualified for the position they
| desire and be certain that they
will do their utmost to preserve
our democracy and maintain the
peace. A. F. Zell, Sec'y.
Correction: Last weeks head
ing should nave been Attention
Voters of Youngstown, Ohio"
But the article was standing from
last week so we just made this
title "SaxonVeterans Attention y
because being written in english
we presumed it was for the Saxon
Veterans. The Editor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31

Stay llllg e1ner Sl1terlnnflc.G!ell
5lii6tlings- Organization porbereitet
bate, l,m sic llge9f&M gum 1. So
nllar 1947 abl0ien 5t f0nnen, lit aui
ieiner Septelnber.Saglutg uieoer IN
cine gefabrpolle YaiiiuitGt s,,riidgc-
fallen. Mit Ml1slnbme pon grgIanS,
sen 8ereinigten Staaten uno &ana-
ga itrGubten iib fait ale iibrigen
sdnoer, oas uosaeidlasene Budget
ser Snterrntionaf 'S'eiusee-S Srsoni5a-
tirn - $40 - in S0be bon 25s
@tillioneu Collar at belpilligen. Sic
oelegierten &,liieublods batten fir
oie .. B.'s iiberbaupt nid)ts iibris,
iie iollen beimreiien. 5liidtlinge i'm
6rieoen iiro nidt erlaubt.
Die 3eit biz our llebernabme ser
5liidtliuse ourb cine fl,nftionieren=
Sc Organization Ser Gereinisten Na-
tionen lit nidt mebr iebr lang. @enn
.bas goloene Nsort bes ltniteS i'm
Sitel oes neuen 80lferbl,n6es ieinch
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Die unaufid)ieb6are tpdmiide Mufs
gabe oes So5ialrates, NIT aller Be-
fMeuni9ung enolid cine senaue Sta-
tiitif Der voisalaceS mrions" bin
iidtlid ibres Mlters, 8eidledts, ib-
rer berufliden 6ertieteitei1 ,mS if.
rer @anberlngsapillistei bersltitel.
len, ,ln6 auf ser at1oeren Seite ale
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Srage ullf5uforbern, tpeld)e Mnsabl
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tere 8er50serlrng aufsenommen pers
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II. g. nidt unm0elih iein, sic MuB-
nabmen Ses alten G0lferbunoes 5,l
tpie6erbolen, 5. +. Nanien-Ydiie fir
Die Staatenloien aals5leebem l,nb
gemeiniam Sic Mittel gu bespiQisen,
6ie fir Heiien, slmiieoluns uip. bon
einselnen Ser NufrmbnclGnber nidt
eriteqt ,ueroen f0nnen. Die Spfer bes
fa3ismus f0mten Dor allem nod
Dem 4. Sanuar nidt leben obne Sab
borber bie neue Silfsorsaniiation be-
reits beitebt uno iiber einige Bertei-
lungs Sentren oerfiiet. ba,rd) bie sic
Nettilngsuftion bepdltigt iueroen
tann. gs famn tehniih nid)t ,,niiber-
trinOlih iein, NIT pereinter &raft ei-
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,u,r 6ie elenlentarite iittlih,e Yiliht
Der geeinten 80lferiamilie, Sen Ge-
itranoeten ben iddibenoen &afen all.
offnen.
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- Please patr onize our a
vertisers.
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Basketball

The committee has secured
gym for basketball practice. The
first night of practice will be held
Tuesday, Nov. 5 from 8 p. m. -
10 p. m., for boys only. The girls
will have the gym for practice
the following Tuesday. More
details will be given at our busi-
ness meeting.
Club Meeting
Our next business meeting is
Friday, Nov. 8. There are many
activities that are to be further
discussed. Be sure to attend this
meeting.
-'-0
- Please patronize our I'd.
rertisers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31

Aro yo1 ana yoursrelatives u,sm,
bers ~ the Sick Benefit soniety
and Central vsrband? r not, now
h the time 20 Join. For moro Infoe
mat1on call tho local reprooontstavo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-31

- Please patronize our I'd.
vertisers.
Evening star., 1946-10-10

nv. and Daphne Lse-warner. 80. 1928
Leonard wendell. %, Perkins. Mo-. and
caleb r. Kelly, IT., Sb. Baltimore, and
Adine b. Cockey, 20, Arlington, Va
Paul K. Groff. ~ .308 East Capitol st.
and Bertha H. Shrine. 1s, l4l1 63rd
Emile Il. 'sunier, ir., a7. 1887 Spring I'd.
NV. and Mildred L. Spates, 21, 3720
Pierre 7. oberthur. 33. .1772 Massachu-
sets ave, NV, and Helene Geltnas, 20.
Harry y. Be senfield. s Ss, 4ss 11th st. s.w.,
and Ophelia watkins. 20. 1O17 3 st. s.w.
John y; H.mmonds. 23. 20 Myrtle s. ne.
Howard B. Hartman, b6, 1902 Illinois ave.
NV, and Ruth I. Probst, 40, 723 Madi-
Frank Green, %, eae Pickford pit ne. and
Annie M. Gibbs. 20, 710 Kenilworth
Emory M. Webb. Al. 1882 Evarts st. me-.
Evening star., 1946-10-10

Uppty yOT U UtTTIuyS ItCSItSS VW
one day, todit three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the sdnae as other days.
Herbert 8. carneaI. 90. 1888 Connecticut
port, KY.
Waller R; Miller, .r %, 2ss vim 1nsrahsm s 9t
Oneida pl. NV.
william NJ. Barnett. 25, 1914 Longfellow
st. NV. and Dorothy s. Ehrlich. 49,
315 Emerson st. NV.
andria. Va.
Aaren W. White. 43. and Mareella 1.
Charleston. "a, both Of "a Madison St.,
'':ssa saa Teresa TasSn sasEs r. r. GGs 9 ST. e. :t
as!a NV. and Se,a slanehe "a didenhorn. 70. ssss
Hassla Nss'asha:SsSs gssmsssn sss ny slos gan ss
IusSs1 sssh l. St mccoy. Go "a. and Esther R cramp
william iiI Il eiV stiVers. rs IS. sic S' isth st. Sc,
norrs nd Myrt1s w. 9sushsn ds'ts Ia iss s lsth e.
and Margaret B. Bolner. 81. 1926 Min
ss4s;s Il a.rl9a aass lsss g.
.ss M f.;51 sss $. i:
sA ana Jennie e 0En T. kinney, vi Il. M Ariinsson. e. ys
eaSn w rie of 7s1 1 faa lmHfsns ad n smith,
TP1XsS; : snd | Maxine \ E. Sonbro' Il. 1870
NV: and Ffedia n. Hager, ~. 1410
Elmo ;: :: jRs,sSkson. %; a Alexandria. "a. and
AbIaha@ gI HIoogss, A. 1904 lSs s.. NV.
RobeS. Il Curry. 50, and Lena Wood. 10,
io and Lillian eIs Nataras, rus s. e. yamaics. anna a. n
"ls ss ana Z Lucy sAh' T. RUSSELL '0 IS. B''f f5os7
% and Mary SSs n L. So'Brien 70. ssio dIas Ash
sdnsy y HsSinfEs snd Esn 81 Zaf Msln Mhns's s.
,:ss ss15 w MlnnesCta WoeSs aye 6so ss 18th St
and Loistene Camp. 16, 1926 Lewis st.
P Ha = BsA#: 81 ass a. N svsi n s. sp-ss sas
John arifiths. IS. and Ruby whiteside.
Raysar e0sa araaey 81 saa and Sis Nao
e S2 & a.:s 5;a fss%s. g.
Samuel Rizzo. o. a1, 61s ard st. ne, and
Rose A. Marescalco. 21. $500 Auth
Nicholas w. Marescalcn. %, Eooo .n.h ~
Sc, and Jennie Rizzo. ~, 61S 3rd
Joseph j. doad. 25, 5000 Alabama ave.
Sc, and Elizabeth E. Huntley, 20. 1887
James II. clore, 35, Brock I'd. Va. and
Lucy e. Eley, 80, Richardsville, Va.
Harold Simon. %, 4S17 North Capitol st.,
Norris A. Gruber. 20. 315 oslethorpe st.
NV, and Fay e. 6fom.i' -, -.e~ -~sh
CLYDE e. Ross. 80, and Betty Cooper, 26,
both Of 1872 9th st. NV
John L David, 26, 1854 Macarthur blvd.
Evening star., 1946-10-10
Dental Society Names
Convention Delegates

Three District dentists will rep
resent the District Dental Society
at the 87th annual meeting Of the
House Of Delegates Of the American
Dental Association at Miami, Fla,
next Monday through Wednesday.
They are Drs. A. D. Weakley,
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James w. Brown and John p.
Burke. Alternates will be Drs.
David J. Fitzgibbon, Manley MI
chaels and John e.. Reilly.
Others from the District who will
attend the convention include Col.
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GAR Circle to Meet

Grant Circle No. /, Ladies Of the
Grand Army of the Republic. will
meet at 8 pm. Tuesday in their new
quarters in the Washington Loan
and Trust Co. building, Ninth and
F streets NV.
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George r. Kennebeck Of the Army
Dental Corps, Rear Admiral Alex
ander q. Lyle Of the Navy Dental
Corps, DR.. william T. Wright Of
the Public Health Service and DR..
M. M. Fowler Of the Veterans Ad-
ministration.
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and 1ottis ,. Henderson. 20. 1871
;. Herbert Storey, 7s. ard Annie Hopkins.
so. both Of Arlington, Va.
and Dorothy M. Jacobs, 10. 237 18th
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. Iatps, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receiUe the license on the ffth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the Sdnle as other days.
Laurel outlook., 1946-01-02
Chinese Cabbage

Chinese cabbage, somewhat
new vegetable, is recommended by
extension horticulturists as an ex-
cellent food either cooked or raw
and is a cool season crop that will
thrive in the fall and winter gar
den. For best results the plant must
be grown during cool weather and
in soil which is rich and contains
an abundance of moisture. Quick
continuous growth is important. The
seed are sown in rows and plants
thinned 10 to IL inches apart and
allowed to remain in the original
row. One pack of seed will plant
about so feet of row. After the
plants become established, a side
dressing of nitrate of soda or
other source of quickly available nj
trogen will be beneficial. Clean shall
low cultivation is important to keep
down weeds and grass. The heads
are harvested when fully developed.
They are cut from the stalk in the
same manner as cabbage, the loose
outer leaves removed, and the
heads used in salads or cooked.