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Evening star., 1946-03-05
'SeIf-RuIe' Proposal

In advocating some form OF sell
rule" for the District, the report of
the House and Senate Joint Com
mittee on Reorganization is couched
in terms that are too broad to permit
any detailed discussion of the merits
of the proposal. It seems appropri-
ate, however, to advance some gen.
eralized observations.
It is evidently the belief of the
joint committee that the Congress
should withdraw from any partici-
patton in the handling of the munic-
ipal affairs of the District, for the
report states that the recommenda-
ton for self-rule is designed ito re-
lieve Congress of this extraneous
work-load, and enable it to devote
full attention to national legisla-
ton" Presumably, If Congress is to
devote full attention" to national
legislation it would devote no atten-
tion to local legislation. Does this
imply full autonomy for the elected
local government contemplated by
the report, and. If so, how is this to
be reoonciled with the constitutional
obligation of Congress, in its rela-
tions with the District, to exercise
exclusive legislation in all cases
whatsoever"
The report urges the establishment
of a commission of Washington
residents" to prepare a suitable"
city charter, and that this proposed
charter be submitted by referendum
to the citizens of the District for
their approval or rejection. This
referendum would be authorized by
Congress as soon as satisfactory"
self government city charter is
drafted, and on its adoption legisla-
ton would be introduced to make it
effective
Obviously, no position can be
taken for or against the proposed
charter until it has been drafted and
Its provisions can be examined. But
1t is we'll to note the words suitable"
and satisfactory" and the qualify
ing sense In which they are used in
the report. Presumably, the Ian
guage means that the tentative
charter must be suitable and salts,
factory to Congress before it is ever
submitted to vote by the people of
Washington, and if this is the case,
as it undoubtedly is, experience with
earlier congressional proposals for
local "home rule" do not warrant
any considerable optimism with re-
spect to this latest recommendation
There Is every reason to believe
that Congress will. and should. in
sist on retaining it's exclusive leg
tslative control over the National
Capital. But within the limitations
which this implies there is ample
room for the kind of home rule that
would come with a decision to give
the people of Washington voice in
the Congress and in the electoral
college, as contemplated by the
Sumners-Capper resolution which
the Senate Judiciary Committee re-
Gently refused to bring before the
Senate. If the legislators, upon a
vote, would be unwilling to take this
initial step toward giving the Dis
trict the limited and qualified form
OF home rule proposed in the Sum-
ners-Capper resolution, there is
small chance that the self-rule con-
templated in this latest proposal
would prove to be more than a sham
and a fiction.
Evening star., 1946-03-05

Moscow and Ottawa, Canada is to be
commended for the calm but ex-
haustive nature of its inquiry. The
case is an important one, and If
American interests are as involved
as they seem to be, our own Govern
ment should certainly look into it
with equal vigor.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
> Three Lanes in Rush Hours

Three Lanes in Rush Hours
To the Editor of The Star:
Those who travel the Fourteenth
Street Bridge know of the increasing
congestion being caused by this made
quate structure. Almost daily cars 60
ing to Virginia from Washington dur
ing the afternoon rush hour are stopped
as far back as the Bureau of Engraving
and those coming into Washington in
the morning are blocked for similar
distance. We all know that the number
of cars in use is increasing daily and we
cannot expect new bridge for some
time.
For consideration of those in author
ity and those who live in Virginia and
use the bridge daily, offer the follow
ing plan to alleviate the situation until
something better is suggested:
The bridge will handle four lanes of
traffic. During the morning rush hour
when heavy traffic is coming into
Washington three lanes should be used
for incoming traffic, leaving one lane
for cars going out of the city at this
time of day. During the afternoon rush
hour three lanes should be used for out
going traffic and one used for incoming
cars and trucks. Small portable keep
to-the-right" signs should be placed at
the approaches to the bridge, at inter-
walls all along the bridge, and the lanes
should be well marked. A traffic police
man should be placed at each end of
the bridge and one in the middle to keep
traffic moving and to handle any break
downs
The above suggestion is simple, but
think it will help the situation. should
like to know what others think of this
plan. SQUIRE FORT.
Evening star., 1946-03-05

The social, friendly, honest man."
sang Bobbie Burns, "fulfills great
natures plan" But in a scrimmage
In cafeteria he usually gets the
leftover Goldfish cake and the last
plate of spinach.
Evening star., 1946-03-05

There are two kinds of people:
Those who can remember the horse
and buggy era of grocery stores and
those who, being very young, have
no recollection OF anything earlier
than giant markets.
Evening star., 1946-03-05

AS Frances population slowly
shrinks it becomes more and more
difficult for man not to be elected
President OF the Republic at some
time in his life.
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Loan to France Preferred

To the Editor of The Star:
For Congress to grant loan to
already wealthy England and ignore
the desperate economic situation of
France would be like throwing mud in
the face of Miss Liberty.
HARRY DANIELS.
Evening star., 1946-03-05

When everything is bundled up in
one vast cosmic confusion, it is
pleasant to hear that the maple sap
has been running where it is sup
posed to run.
Evening star., 1946-03-05

BY the time we get those $500 900
houses built, we shall be needing
another 2,500,000. Good thing, too!
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Bundes-Prasident. Georg Kascher, 2241
Goleta Ave. Youngstown. Ohio
s.ss M 49, st hdsf oSo
1. Vize-B.-Pr;is.. Heinrich Melzer, 143
.. Vlze- -Bundes- s-Priisident. Sam Aber,
1. Enthusiastically, r. K Friesel-
nsnfss BundesseRrstan M s AHf Hiiiie % Rshner % sssi
w uoS s!s sIsnsaas oRi2 VIM Andrae
Rundes-Verwalte,, Michael salmen,
sl92 Maplecrest, Parma Heights. Ohio;
an Ksthsrina .n, Dorling. Is McGaftey Road; sss;
Ktrkwood Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
MoTTo,
In Sange rein und frei I'm Wort
Und fest in Eintracht immerfort
suNDzss EKT1oxx,
1uadssssktion I.
C1svsSA16. Ohio. Hintrs chit -xsrmAnin
Pras., Michael salmen. s4s3 Maple.
crest Parma Heights.
9ekr.. Michael Kcauss. s6IS West
62. Str. Atlantic 3S09.
Naa<<%.eH rSs,-
Cleveland ostseite Liedertafel
Ge1nischter Chor.
Praes.-Katb. ZakeI, e1s Eddy Rd.
Sekr., Ka:h. TrAgner, AL East 1l5
St~asse.
D~s-~st N'~S 8 G-misrs,es ~>."-
Pr;is., Thomas Deptner Sr.. 1908
Filbert. Tel: Pi. 1862.
sekr.,. Jinka Ke1lner. S22& Devonshir.
Ave. Tel: Tu. s.>o:,.
~ .A>~an%%So~
IRE Pa. q. 8. 1Exnnsfonor.
Prss.. John Singer, so5 West 2s Str.
-. Sekr., Frank j. Rentja, 1872 Ost 32.
Strasse.
1oHesu, .. q. 3. 0esangvsrs1n k1ntrsoht.
Pras.. Michael Kirschner. s11 West
II. StrasSe.
Prot-sekr. r. K. Friesenhengst 174s
Oberlin Ave.
1andesssktioa q
Hsv Osssls. Ps. E1ntr.sks oesazS-
vsroan
President, John Tntch, 24os Deleware
Avenue.
sekretar Paul Sander, 1912 North
seI.m. Ohio. s. s. Mo.nn.,ehe,.
lrasident. Andrew Klein. SIS New
sekretAr. Karl Theiss. 7sS NevsArdep
Avenue.
BadesoektdoA 8.
YourHBSov2, Ohio. 3. 8. AAnnsrchor.
Pras., Georg Raidel Sr., 176 Friedrich
StraSSe.
Sekr., Gustav A. Schunn, 2O59 Sum-
mer Str.
DundesSektion q.
Alliance, Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Cho.,
PrAs., Lenpold Schmidt, 7l5 Waie Av
Prot -Eekf. Arnold Baltrich. 400
6out! Morgan Ave.
0nadaeaskt1oa 10.
lx1- IFA, 0sYniSch<ee Cho4.
P.1s-, Msrien Kenneth. l111 French
Dekr.. Es,sn Melzer. 143 East 80. Str
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Pr.l-sekr.. Edgar n. ,Freslana ssAs
C.-V.-sskr.. John Enr.ch. sss7 Nor,i
Ssp~ Nlp~..
''' 1sss :sas.a..::v7..s a :: :.:sx s E = &. e''''
xons, y:,sa"Tl1nE 9.hr jsas1 |, sonpt.s II
Port RicSmond Station. Island, ISL Sr n. Z. e
Sskr.. Catherine Perrone. 1748 East
tourn Ave. Bronx 81. New York City.
Schenectady Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Salem. oaie; -. g 9 !...ss 4 .
versea, 1so a.
Monas sa I'M sash:snSe,n. o. 90 S11s Ssiiro" =
Prss.. Maria -oselhubsr. 90 e. 4. Str
Prot.-Sekr.. Susanna Schmidt. $50 EaU
,ofai. 2ss Ost se. Str. New York CITY
CIV: :-sekr.. Gertrude Bodendorfsr. SO
X6ressen-sekr., Hermine arell. 7ss
Wilson Ave.
. :;s;s!ss ss,.s.s 5 S::sss S::s:.::;, g s''
nons x:s.aTIu1hh ss Hhr Sss.na IL s':s :ssh.:s II
helm. 2O8 Railroad ST..
President: AndSess Keksl 90 Pro
epect Str. Tele0non 66JB
Ave. sek1;; Eel: sis7. ii 0n'Scn' ii'o Ne~safden
Adressen-sekr., VIM. Wagner. s52
e. 18th s.; Tel; Eel, 4iss: 4 .,,,.. 40, r.
c,v,sskr'; s,s Sci: khsa M,chae' schulier 4s' n''
~ xosis. 10. e Z = .. v~saA
oveol -
e ,ss1ss.ikt e kea: e
Prss. JOSEF obert. ssls chippew. st
Sekretarin. Hanna qirresch. SSH
C.-v.-sekr.. Geo. Boll1nis, s5ss HALT
day
w.::;:se.a e: |. M;1.;s = 81. z; :; 2; y'~
.vsrsammlune je3en I. sonntag I'm
Monat I'm sacessnhein. %se-lSs Fac.
pas. oeors volt. 100 Dav,s ssr.
Z.-v -Sstr.. ID. Rachner. SIS Pearl O
xs:.a6g.s:ss' xsc.6::ss' t...,is. 3 s',s:a "a: % e
rrcnat ia SschseESsim. ~ :"
r.rF.: rss: Ass Tst"4.,n. r.1 .ssss Msis'nan. '''
Prot; Pr ,sekr; S,s,. Anna Ham, Ss W. Heights
f. |s; Issepsi'ss ,iss, Muller $40
xo..s'.ev,. o,:E-.H 50 Z .. vs's'.
versammlung jeden I. Sonntag i'm
Monat i'm Sachsenheim. Ecke Flint Ave.
Prxs. licnael 6okeech. 34S Rossmond
Str. Tel: a7794.
Sekr, Michael Artz, 25l Four Mile
Run Rd. TEL: 9-5962.
& -v.-Sekr., 5onn orbsn. so3l Hudson
M Tel. AlloA
XII. -Sekr. Fritz Thesis Jr.. 4i7
ydcra Ave. Tel: 3-1324.
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PRANCH-CALENDER
1sse.ps SsSsa ysness Association sf the United StsteD
e ARNea
N1V0oA C1A<, YA, - 11lVool QlSY
Junior SaxonS,

Junior Saxons.
Pres: Betty Paul. 524 First A7cnu&
sec'v, Cath. Paul. 21s Orchard Ave.
Tell: 1s59-W.
Farrell. Pa. - Farrell saxon Athlstas
Club.
tres,i1nt Henry Holnes. sOs Hamil-
sssse,sry. Bertha re,eky. sss Stan.
Gary, Ind. Gary Junior BaxoAn
Pres, Mathilds Helwig. 6A WASH
ington St. Tel: 1879.
sec'y.. HermIne Kraft. 1850 Harrison
ST. Tel: 4-ili3
Monaco. Pa, Monaco Junior
6axons.
President, Daniel Schuller 40 Penn
Ave. Tel: Rochester 3l77-W.
secy.. Helen Schuller. 40 r'enn Ave.
New Castle, Pa. - new Castle
Saxon Juniors.
President. Henry Bender. Sit Wild.
wood Ave. TEL: S71-w.
Secy, Eliza beth Krause. SIS sanp-
son st. Tel: 2571-R.
Salem, Ohio - Salem Jun1o4 0axoa 0uD
Pres, Matt Melitschka. Sharp Street.
Tel: 6423.
sec'y.. Sue Herman. 1872 Wilson st
Tel: $3.50. -.....
Youngstown, Ohio. Youngstov1
Junior Saxon0.
President, Frank s. Bokesch, 24o
Forest Hill Drive.
Corresponding Sec'y., La Ferne Mil
Ter, 1921 Frederick St.
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.DanS i am p
6ilee rihte.e iih piitbero ous.

"Ce9 ~ es ia gesaoe. We,I nit
me elmer anee6oten pirb. &c III rGtb.
leiAatt eenug. u,.b tpos fir 00brer
9e'ratben! Sd bin bod nibt budIia,
beut. elbeno, Serr paHuu. - au:>
fher Ips."
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Sage sinsen itnel sob;n. @aIerier
puroen beIu1t unb 9hsater uno Gons
cer.e. Viiiter bsi !pei.idIfisen 9etann:
ten aemabt. um in bic Wiiin9ener Sc:
'euihoft e'nsuorirsen, unc Soursn in
Die umsebura. Ca1it ,par bic 3ei'
oolla ausseiiilt. 0or Sons urt
ditto .sine Srur. UuG poiIau bas.e
eine srobere A,bei! pp, uno rpeu'e
Sei!.
Serene b.r1srtt. gu ilrem sissnen Gr:
Nounen. oaB Ite MI: eirer seipiNen
Nerooi:tdt bei jc3sr 5t.aBenede e.
partete. Sans oosr Otto seseniiber.
3ultsben. uno iie ioli.sn ibr bed jes,
beiSe 10 sleiG siiltis fem. Sic bate
ild niht einma! entidlieBen tonnen.
paHuu nod itn.n 5u frcaen.
Oa trat eiues cages 6i!besaro
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sd babe i'm s.Iefen -"
Serene iab am aiapier uno blGtterts
il ibren Toteu.
"Wen?" frast. iie. obne fid umsu,
feben.
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iit in einen SeT,l.
,Tun - ilno?"
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su beiGreiben; aber ipenn Du e.
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nihts."
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Sans benn ploBlib elm uebermenif
geiporben?"
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fage Dir. 8ei Qittauer on ber Gde
nit eirem mai itebt oa 10 n fomiiter
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beinabe iebr. periifere i'd Cir; 6ut
febr dit. san5 in Grau. uno oa audeu
mir uns on. unb oa laden mir beiee.
Gs lit Sans!
Sat Der Msnih iid raussemaht!
Gr t0nnte fait Elm 2sutnant in Gioil
iein. ga, td sine NIT ibm, ia bin
Icgdr in Ieinem Mtelier eeipeien. llno
tpenn Ou oentf, oab bas mas Simp=
les lit. irrf Du DID risiis. lleber=
haupt ne Maiie srpBe Yilber, gor=
bdnse, Seppide, oroentIite Mobel -
- Sd bin einfaG paff!"
sSebt enblih itano Srene auf.
sic perihrGnfte bic Nrme aui osm
Hiitsn uno sins laneiam our9 biz
Stube.
Run - uno9" fraste lie bunn lpie:
SER lGd.lns.
6ilbesaro iab lie sipeifelno an.
Dent Dir. Ct fat uns idon eiumal
sehen ishsn. Sd fraSte i'm. ipurum
er uns nitbt 8uten Sas seTast bate.
Gr nnrbe rerleoen unb Iaote oann:
rSie sins.n NIT 5errn pufau. CLAUDE
i9." SD plabte raus: ~9snten Sic
er !pdr: nit Srene perlobt?" Gr la4ts
aud 10 n bishen tomiid. ireibt Du.
uno oann iuste CT: wWarum nidt9"
- Na. Srene. 0u idsit ja gar nihts. "
,Sbr ieio ale bsioe unausI Iteblihs
ainost0pfe," antiporiete Serene nit
eiiieer StilHme. .
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+. s. J. A. OFFICERS:


+, tresident 81 Henry sehindIer. d nd, 24S5 W.
Vice President, Henry Holmes, So4
Hamilton Ave, Farrell, Pa. Tel: 2149S.
Secretary, Martin Polder, els Lincoln
Ave. Salem. o. Tel; 5S26.
Ass. Secretary, Katy GotzmeiSter,
1887 E: Whittier St, Columbus 6, Ohio.
Tel: GA. 2974.
RsrEfaTS Edth Ea cdss E9Gendgrfer P5 81
BRANCHES OF TIKI Z. 3. 8. a.
Canton, Chic. - Canton Saxon Juniors
Club.
President. Henry Miller. 722 Highland
Ave-, N. Z.
secrstarry. Helen Roth 1880 Maple
Cleveland East Junior sexoa Uas-
Pres. Elsie Krich. 1887 East Boule-
ward. GA. 4557.
Gec'y., Marie Kessler. 1925 Sanford
Ave. Tel: ~. 1871.
olsvslszA Wsss sux,crs 0lub.
President, Henry SCHNEIDER. 34S5 w.
54th st. Tel: At. 22S9.
Secretary. Elsie Fleischer, 1906 Brins-
made Ave. Wo. 2306.
uelum1ss, onio - Colunlas Ja1sos
0A16H Club.
President. pugen Burnley, S7S Miller
Ave. FA. 5333.
sec'y., Katy Gotzmeister. 1857 East
Whittier st. GA. 2s74.
Detroit. lg1cA. - DotEoIt JuH1o1 0axons.
Pres, Mitzi Schemmel, 1893 Granger
Sec'y., Lillian Bender, 3O76 Marl-
borough.
Ave-
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BereinS-kalrn0er
0slest1rSes ea&ie1 ednserbnnSes
va 1tsrjGmertsG. ~a"

mr. Bundessektion IL.
clsvsianA. Un.o. SaAsaohvr "Daxo11ar.
Pras., Mathilda sigarto. 1921 West
o. Str. Wo 27U9. NSE9u =
sekr.. Eirsareta Tischler. 1854 West
73. Str. Wo. 551S. ~
Bundessektion IL
XounHsSown, o. Oar sncho1 xdslvslDo.
Pras.. Josefine Miller. Els Ciearmona
sekretzrin. Marie Pdngseraf1. sl nass
Warren Ave
Bundssssktion n. le una u
Canton, o. S.5. xaroathen ossanSvsRslA
Pras.. Stefan, Pe,ger- 1891 Ray Place.
sekr.. John Smiley. 7o5 Arlington Ava.
N. w. .jtgOutI.g@a g..
Few Catles 1a. 3. s. DsansnsAo1 S1soa.
Pras., Kath. Gartner. 1z1 Sheridan ks
Sekr.. Helen Gartner, 121 Sheridan
Avenue. ....,.,....
Rundessektion II,
Canton. Ohio. 3, S. Jugsndohoa.
Axe eras;. 4. Martin aaurer. Jr' i',' Obi.
sekr.. sara Ful., 1913 Edward. Ava.
NJ Il.
Bundsssektion II.
0olu1u 5us, Ohio. QemiSchser Cho9.
Pras.. Paul Lehberger. a25 e. Livins.
Prot.-Sekr.. Emma xonnerth. Isl HAS
Deshier Ave.
Bundesssktion II.
Salem, Ohio. Damsnchox.
Pras.. elisabeth Girscht: $50 Llbersy
Sekr., Susie HERMANN. 1872 w. W1soD
-.l3u41 Busassseksion a.
President, Georg Raidel, 175 friedrich
Strasse.
secy., Gustav Schunn, 2O59 Summer
g., Euncesa ektiop -.
Homestead 1srnss~-tsr Ohof.
Prds. John Lang Jr, Chestnut. NHss-
sekr, Hedwig sterner. Box &lA K D
s. p,ttHburgh tI0D. IL
Bundessekttor a.
Farrell, <.. xls1s n Ans
President, Ancreas Fleischer. Sot
New Castle Str, Sharon, Ia
Sekretlrin, Bertha Teieky. e3s stao.
baugh Ave-, FARRELL, Pa.
Bundesssktion a.
Chicago. IL. SiebeaburGex SfssAn&vsxou
Prk1.. Michael SChulIer 37O7 Altgcls
Avenue.
Sehr., Johann .-intA s71s wU"As0
Avenue. ...
Bundensckt tho n.
CloveAanA w. :, JuxenaehA
MAAF1XAl
Pres, Albert Binder, 3355 ". tzStA
st. Cl 1913.
sekr., Hiida Antoaius. l7:sz Glen.
shire Ave. CT. 491A.
8nndes.Sektfon -
Cleveland East Junior Saxon Choir
President, Emile Schneider, 3630
Antisdale Ave. Tel: Fa. 1850.
Secretary, Dorothy Bell. see Eaae
If4tn St Tel: Po lO4S
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Characterization -
Cleveland East Jrnior Saxon Choir
President, Emile Schneider, 363S
Antisdale Ave. Tel: Fa. 1850.
Secretary, Dorothy Bell. see Eaa1
lf4tn St rel: Po. I043.
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Bundsssektion IN,

6uudeS5ektion II.
0olu1u 5us, Ohio. QemiSchseF C1oU.
Pras., Paul Lehberger, s25 E. Living.
ston Ave.
Prot.-Sekr.. Emma xonnerth. Isl Naa
Deshler Ave.
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RUndesSektion II,
Ohio. 3, S. JugOnd0ho

Pras. Martin Maurer. Jr.. 1915 Ohio
Ave-, ". e
sekr.. sara E'ulz. 1913 Edwards Ave-.
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...laln lngrs- EUuaeaeektton ~.
YounGxtown D. s. Junior LyTA OAo1u

President, Georg Raidel, 175 Friedrich
StraSse
Sec'y, Gustav Schunn, 2059 Summer
Avenue.
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Bun6esas & tho n.
Cl0veAanA w. y = Juken1ehAA
MaAF1xnl
Pres, Albert Binder, 3355 ". tzStA
st. Cl 32T3.
Sekr., Hiida Antoaius. l7:9z Glen.
shire Ave. Cl. 49lA.
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A81o1ce, ohio. - Alliance Saxon Lodeo
Branch 3.
Versam nflung jeden zweiten SonntaS
TN Monat i'm Sachsenheim.
pf49., Andreas Schneider, S66 u. Sum
nit Str, Alliance, Ohio.
Sekr.. julius Everrn, S48 South Arch.
Central verbAnds Sekr.. FritS echnei-
Der S65 East Summit Str.
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o., Euneesae aektion -.
Homestead 2snass~-tsr Cnor.
Pras. John Lang Jr., Chestnut. Alss-
hail, Pa.
sekr, Hedwig Sterner. Box Al~. K q
s. pittHuurgh LI0). Es-
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1undessektion ~.
8alem, Ohio. Damsnchox.
PrAg., Elisabeth Girscht. $50 Liberay
Sekr., Susie Hermann. 1872 w. Wtlson
t.aSAe. .-.r
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o'.:s s..e E. j. 3 x.s:,s. sss:'s; s,. ssd =. iSg:,s
VerSammlIng Jeden 8. Sonntag i'm
HonAt iM Sachsenheim. ia Harrison
:ceAUo, N. "
PrHs., Marie Beckert, 2330-l1th St..
n. W., Tel: 29013.
Prot. ..tSoter., Susanna Reinerth 2l46
Wio41ead Way, N. E. TEL: 28990.
Aultmant Ave. N. W. TC-. .273..
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~@0naca, Pa. - q. 3. Xrankou Unit. Yer.
Elm. xwsig -.
Veroamnlunk yeds. l. 6onntas I'm
donat.
PrAs. Tohn Weber, A0S psrnsvIvanla
Prot.-Sekr.. John H. Lang. 1888 India
- Ave.
C.-V.-Sekr. John Kloos. 1921 Virginia
Avenue.
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Pres, Matt Melitschka. Sharp Street.
Tel: 6423.
sec'y.. Sue Herman. 1872 Wilson st-
Tel: $3.50. ...
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Philadelphia. Ye. - .. q = y. vsssn.
~ v:rsa,r rrIrn. IL, 1sdsa =. sanstas y. y.
MHnrerchor Halle, 611 Deueraux Str
Prxs., Albert 0ottschlsn0. stfS NORTH
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s. 81. v0fo11. .4W01H @.
ssveYsamYn1ung 1eden I. 0onntag iW
lfonat 1:se. Uhr nachmittaes i'm Ostseits
Pras., Agnetha Montsch, 1915 East
f4s4h STR. Tel: PO. $500.
Prot johanna Wolff. 3462 Ost
t46. Str. Tel: 10. ISIS.
CIV. .Sekr.. Emma schaser. 1873 Ost
0uen1dkUk 0Nl~. - =. q .. 0esaAr- ana
vereATrmlnne teden SonntaR i'm
oGonat i'm sachsenhein. s1S Woodrow
Prna Michael Goebbel. 25f6 8. High
str. Tel: GA. 1857.
Prot. -Sekr., Jacob Gotzmeister, 2s6
"C.-v..sekr., M. Engber. 2i2 Hanford
Str. Tel :Ga. 1856.
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Pras, Kath. Truth. r. D. No. I.
Prot Sekr.. Soma Gunther. 607 Scott
Strasse,
C-v.-Sekr. Elma Enrich, S25 Buch-
eye 9tr. N. W. Warren. OHIO i,
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PIKE. Michael SChulier. 37O1 Altgcla
Avenue.
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Avenue. ..
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Bundessektior a.
Farrell, F.. 1as1s nAnk
President, Ancreas leischer, Get
New Castle Str, Sharon, Ia
SekretIrin, Bertha Teleky. 63s StA0r
baugh Ave-, FARRELL, Pa.
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horai1, Q. p. 9 rl~osA. E1A 5116-
yersammiung jsdea 1. .Samsta9 i'm
EOnat. 7.30 Uhr akcndA inn Sachsen-
neiM., Ost 20. g. una Apple ave.
Pras., Kath. Deutschlander. 1404Wash
ingtoE Ave.
Prot.-Sekr.. Charlotte Falk. 5000 East
30. Str. ...
C-v .-sekr.. w. u TrteS.rhengst,
'743 Oberlin Ave.
K.-L.-Sekr. Edna Thellman. S0SS =.
-. Str.
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Versa nrlniunG jedes, 2. 8amstag i'm
Mont, 1880 Uhr abends. in der Odd
Fellows Tenpie-Hali-. Mcclure und 3,
Strasse. Homestead, Pa.
Pras.. John Rohrman, 134 East 18th
Ave. Tel: Ho. 1923.
Prot. -Sekr., John Kraft, 2422 Charles
Str, Munhal., Pa
c.-v.-sekr, Fred Fan, 1913 Superior
Ave, Munhall. Pa.
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walssn-X Xomltse- -8eamtos
Vors., A. w. Petri, 2036 w. 104. Str,
sekr.. Pastor Hans Fo,sel, 7sl EDDY
load, Cleveland Ohio
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lix1r -, 9s1niSch$ee Cho1,
P.1s., Msrien Kenneth. 2111 French
Dekr. Es,sn MeIzer. 143 East 80. Str
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e. U. Ven S1n der =. q. Frauen una Jun4.
saase Won chicago, III. xweie g
lVeTsammlung Jeuen 2. Donnerstag i'm
Honat, 8 Uhr abenSs, i'm Deutscheu
afSs $3.50 No. "A ashland andsI Ms,,,:, Aye; ,o.7 n
Cicero Ave. Tel: Pals 1850.
Prot. .-Sekf., Anna Taub. 6926 Grace
Dtr. Tel: Avenue 453S.
C.-V.-Sekr., Sara X. Schuller. 6326 n
Kenmore Ave. Tel: Edge 1898.
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und sanger :SintrsoSt". Svcie g.
Versammlung jeden l. Sonntag In
lOnst n eige1er Halle Uhr nAchm.
Prds., John Roth. ST., Cemetary I'd.
Prot.-S+kT Gen-s q. Kramer, On
Grant Ave. Eel: 130O-J.
C..v.-Sekr:. michael +. Huettsr. 8Sl
Seabright Lane
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versAmmluns jedsb z Sonnts~ in
Monat, Uhr nachmittacs, in der fshein
lAnd Halle, Ecks Belmont und Soutl
Plas., John Petri. s7o7 Atgeld. Ts.
Prot .-Sekr., Elizabeth Sitterly, l32l
forth Shore Ave. Tel. Hollye 4716.
Fin..Sekr., Gladys Andrae. 1851 N
4iawalter. Tel: Pen. 5192.
&C. v. Sekr., Emiely Paul, 430 Den.
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1srr'o' "a. -i'::Sxv. vss,s..
Monss I'M assS. ss ,sesn SenDs.s S..s, 1n
Pras. John iunther, 1914 Farrell
Terrace 80
Prot.-Sekr., 4 lam c. Sohuidt, r, y.
No. l, Shar /svfIle, Pa.
G v: Sekr.. x F. Orben. Jr.. - Shen.
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Dundes9ektion q
Alliance, Ohio. Harmonic 9sms Chof
Pras., Leopold Schmidt. 7l5 waie Av
Prot -Eekr. Arnold 9altrich. 400
SOut! Morgan Ave.