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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

Dundesssxtaon IL.
frss Marie 1no ReSnss sssa T.:s a.
sekr.. Elisabeth Tischler. ssIi~wsa
70 Str. Wo. 551e. ~ So
1u1dssssktion IL .-t
Pras.. josefins Miller. SIS CasAfmoaS
sekretar1n. Marie Pansssran. ii 'nAss
Warren Ave. if~fT r..
oenton, Q. s.s. Xarpsthsn osesnSvsssaA
Pras.. Stefan Pefger. 1891 Ray Place,
sskr. John Smiley. 7o5 Arlinstoa Ave.
1andessskt.o. II
H"v oasl~ p. 9; :: Da'ns.sAss '1ssA.
Pras.. Kath. Gartner. III Sheridan 4,
sekr.. Helen Gartner, III Sheridan
Avenue. "sa'
BunAosssktioa ~.
Canton Ohio. ., 3. JussnAoAa1
Pras;. Martin naaurer. Jr.. l4ls ohie
sekr.. Sara Eul.. 1918 Edw.rAs Avs.
spnae..erfson N ~
0olun bus, Ohio, 0smjsohteP cAoe
Pras.. Paul Lehberger, s2S E. Living
NIOl-~S0kr.s dnm4 AO000xS0s ia 03ADy
Desh;er Ave.
1uadsssektien 70.
Salem, Ohio. Damenoho1.
sekr.. susie Hsrmann. 7sa W. Wnsos
St!atAe. r.~~"''.
DunesssSksavu %. 'i'.'.
C1ssa1snd 0stsette 1Isdsxe11o,
1xnnerchor. -,
Pras.. Geo. Folbert. 1404 Hover Av>
Sekr. John Guip, 2749 Euclid HstShts
Boulevard. Tel: YE. 7O7s. $500,
Bupaessext.on n. 80,
Yocngstown- .. 8. Ju1ior LyTA 0AoTuA
President, Glenn Zinz, 43 N. Schenlsy
Avenue. -..s,,4rf
sso',, Katherine Bochu. 7s4 N. wal
nut Str. l5ss'.'
Buadsssekties IA y!
Komsstsad osmis>,-ter 0ho1.
Pras., John Lang Jr.. Chestnut. HOS
sekr. .Hedwig sterner. Box l1A r o
6. Pittsburgh lfo). Pa
Bundsssektio, -
FARRELL, p. A1e3ernaAA
President. Ancreas Fleischsr. 6.
SekrG1ar!a. Bertha Teleky, 633 stan
baugh Ave-, Farrell. Pa.
0Endessekt1on %.
Chicago, III. sisbeaturgsI 2ssaa9ve1o0
prkG. Michael Schuller. 37C7 Altg:ls
Avenue. = p
Sekr., Johann .-intk SITS wir.hrQ
Avenue. u, -f-
BundessCktiOn ~.
Cleveland w. >. 1uKen1eAA.
HaaRlGalR yEHh
Pres, Albert Binder, sass w. 42Stn
st. CT. JzTS.
Sekr., Hiida Antoaius. .::o2 Glen
shire Ave. CT. 491L --'
0un0eS-Sektion -
Cleveland East Jvnicr saxon 0hOsv
President, Emile Schneider, 3633
Antisdale Ave. Tel: Fa- 1880
Secretary, Dorothy Bell. 832 Ease
Hath st. Tel: Po. 1O43.
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6enx ett m,rl3teben

b Sbre &hree dnoesA p f6ueu Die beien Qupou al MI
den beneben uns sI& ju Ginea Wris ~ rben IL u nSe
0seate Ses sItea xaS abre II x15eSsst esbedA
etebenbarsii& Ameriteu&es olssblatt. GIeseanS. 3.
Nene ale 1SreIe otOiee.
g. 0..... .0os.....- etnd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
etrabe NIB Rs..
Nsas ne,~ xorene Il: Bot Ofee
& A...,.. .0og. .- 03am. ..1-pae-xxr.s.-<,-
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1eea Rams M:.o.. .x..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

H. fsaa s:as.as.:: =; !: vSs.,s: - + s.:. 8 a''
Menat, TSr nachmittass. In Vsrs.nS.
iokal. 22s Ost s6. Str. New York CITY.
Prds:, Simon Huegsl. 1872 Jewett Ave,
sekr. Katharina sa%; Ton;tseh. si as + Eas. Isl a.
C.-V.-sekr.. Michael Fograscher. 4Ss
Schenectady Ave-, Brooklyn. N. =. q. y
Salem. oA,e. = =. 6 . !.e.aa = ..
versammlung 5eden ;. Sonntag I'm
Monat I'm sachsenhsin. I0S Railroad
Pras.. Maria vogelhuber. 90 e. 4. Str.
Prot.-sekr.. Susanna Schmidt. 5s2 East
.v-sekr. Gertrude Dodendorfer. 40
Adressen-sekr.. Helen Huber. CO.
woodland Ave. =, 81 -, .
s.:;:%: .;s;:!os es'; s.:.s {. x:s:sc g: ~
''n's''a >e:Sa *1.ss xss e. .eee'-es.s~
Monsa sss yhr sssa! II ''s: s.sh..a NJ
helm; :os Railroad Str;
spect Str. Teiephon ss7s.
Sekr., Martin Weber, 351 sharp Str.
C:-V..Sskr. Michael schuller. 4ss Eass
Ad.essen-sekr. John Huber. sss WOOD
->sS' Sysa -. Z - =, ). - < l.,~-a
r. Louis .e' EEAha Hs' v~'e
versammlunR joden 1. oonntag IN
Monat. 5 Thr naehmitt.ss. = d Keeis
Pras... :. Josef obsrt. s2ls Chippewa q
sekret9rtn. Hanne qEresoh. Sk11
C.-v.-sek-.. Geo. Boll0nie, s5ss HALT
uaS -s~are ? --
WstertoYa. II =. - =. .. 3. Z. y. Ven
eln, 0Foss-H -HcAJgsnsx: Xvsig %
Ver1ammlunS Jeden' Bonntag In
Monat I'm sscassnhsiu. sAss-4s2 Fac.
Pras. oeors woif, 10 Davis str. 4.
Nv -ssfr.:- n. Rachnsr. IlS Psarf 8,
3s"sasss!. 13Sneh:sss' T...lf. fs;ss:a;; s.:;. ~
=, veFsatnmlu,H ieeen ,. sonptas in
f'?as. rss, ~ kstsafiSs ksaSnaai ssis Asoh.m.n. ,o,a
Beerkley Ave. Tel: 3-ssIl. -.
Ferndais Ave. Tel: ssss6. -
o.ss%ass o.9;:sss't'; h. s t:ffpg!Ess4 p2Es4. .s''''' "'
r'',srs.'' !: ~ &. 81 y.....
snss ysss,asrs.sss ~ ssss ..ss.. 4ssss w II
stT Prs:i ri M,S9ss' ss9:s' sokeseh' 80 Ro'smond
aas. sskHE; Hv. 5ssa 4si sSsstTaser ssSc7 81 N T'p'-
o.: 6; y. X;iis.55s1 John eresp' 'ost EsAson
Dk.H!.alEr.'t; ~. tr,t. Tb.,.. ~, lse,- A..
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0unaes-1ektion -
CtevelanN East Jvnicr Saxon 0AOeo
President, Emile Schneider, 363S
Antisdale Ave. Tel: Fa- 1850.
Secretary, Dorothy Bell. S32 Ease
Hath st. Tel: Po. 1O4S.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

AaAnc0, Ohio. - Alliance saxon I.odge
Branch 3.
Versam n,lung jeden zweiten Sonntag
Inn Monat i'm Sachsenheim.
prHs., AE,lreas Schneider. S55 e. Sum-
NIT Str, Alliance, Ohio.
Eekr., julius Everth,, 848 South Arch
Central Verbands Sekr.. Fritx Schnei.
der, 655 East Summit Str. :
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National.xonaitee

Vorsitser, DR.. John Foisel. 761 Eddy
Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
vizc-Vors., Georg Deppner, 915 Bon
o1e Brac Ave, Youngstown, Ohio.
SeEr., Daniel Rehner, 10000 Joan Ave.,
cleveland. Ohio.
Eeith Bsdendorfer, s15 Beckford st.,
New Castle Pa.
Martin Polder. s4s Newsarden Ave.,
Salem. Ohio.
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BuudosSekt1on 10.
00lun, bus, Ohio cont sohtsP cAo1
Pras.. Paul Lehberger, a25 E. Living.
stoa Ave. ~
prot--Sekr.. Emma Konnerth. III Daa
Desh;er Ave.
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1unasSsekt1oa 10.
Salem, Ohio. DamonCho1.
Pra3., elisabeth Girscht, $50 Liberay
Sekr.. susie Hermann. 7S2 w. WilooN
St.asAe. .-I-~4 4iS.-
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0un0olDekt10A 40
3x1e - 0sI0ADuhte1 0Ao1.
Pssa. Marian Kenneth. Sill French
Bekr, Es.en Melser. i43 East 80. str.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

Aaaianes, Ohio. =. 9: g: xrausa Z. o.
Versammlung jeden I. SamstaE i'm
0onat, I'm Sachsenheim.
Pras., Anna Glatz. 1858 South Str.
Prot .-Sekr., Katharibss TOPPER, 64S
Webb Ave
Central verEands-Sekr.. Sophis Gott-
Ochling, HAS Clay Ave,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

BandessCktiOA ~.
ClevolanA w. >. luRen1ahlk'
HaaflGal%R ySHk
Pres, Albert Binder, 3a55s W. faStn
st. CT. JzTS.
Sekr, Hiida Antoaius. t::o3 Glen
shire Ave. CT. 491A --N.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

fsrseI. 1a. - =. =. .. Z. q. vereaa.
3vsig Z.
Monat i'm Sa.hsenheim. SIS Emerson.
Pras.. John Gunther, 1914 Farrel
Terrace.
prot.- Adam c. schuidt, n. =
No. l. Sharpsville, Pa.
G. Y: Sekr., A. F. Orben. Jr.. - shen
ango Blvd.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

BuD1essek ktion -. ..r.'.
YocnGstown =. 8. Ju1ior LyFA 0l09uA
President, Glenn Zinz, 43 N. Schen1ey
Avenue -:..s,,rsF
Ssc'y, Katherine Bochu, 754 N. wal
nut Str.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

1ausa Won Chicago, III. xwe1g 46
VerSammlung jeden 2. Donnerstag i'm
A0nat, s Uhr abends. Inn Deutschen
aaus. 1859 No. Ashland Ave.
Pras, kath. Wander Meulep. 20l7 N
Cicero Ave. Tel: Pals 1850.
Prot. Anna TauD, 1926 Grace
Str Tel: Avenue 4538.
C.-V.-Sekr., Sara X. Schuller, 5325 n.
Kenmore Ave. Tel: Edge 1923.
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Dundes0ekt1on q
Alliance, Ohio. Harmonic Gem. C1ox.
Pras.. Leopold Schmidt. 7l5 wado Az.
Prot .eek-.. Arnold aaltrick. 1904
Sosstt Morgan Ave.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

0cvelAa6, 01lo. - y =. X Us
.vsrsanmlune jsdsn !. sonntas i'm Mo-
nat, Uhr nachmittasA i'm sachsenheim.
7001 Denfson Avenue. a't
Fl F.as;; 81 K-ss; e; sehsrmer. iesos Joan Ava
.. Pref ;sekE, ,d;a. EIts Tsssiha.sr. ssia sssl W. -
Axs .nisf Tsf: e. ssaene ssSss 'us,sa .,'0' pa's
Tidality Ave. Tel: cisarwstsr isss. =
Cleveland. onio. = uss.sass . Q. Z. q,
vsrsammlung isdsn +: sonntsE !H 2
1Saa h ost g. Str TN En sso
rras, Georg Schaser, 1923 f. seth ST
eekr., Herman Miller. 1901 Crawford
Rd., Suite 4. Tel: Ga. s044.
C-v.-Sekr., John Stamp. $3.50 Sylvan
hurst I'D. sEts gE,fssfs a r.4 i.
uasvs,sas, Ohio: - os.ssiss 9. 2; <rsasu
versam mlung jeden |. SonntaE I'm
Monat y:se Uhr nachmittags i'm Ostseits
saGassnhs; f2ss Asneth1 hS0 MOI Montsch. s 1919 Eas'
i45th str. Tel: PO. $500.
prot. .sekr., Johanna Wolff, 3467 o.,
il6. Str. Tel: 10. 1919.
CIV. .Sekr.. Emma schaser. 1923 Ost
SS.a 4trasse.
oosumbus onio. = D. & a. ce.aas- uad
xrankon q. versan. xwei9 90.
versammiMng 1eden I sonntaR i'm
No.. Mosaf ei In dsssiess Ssfnidnss eeeo 'Ss "o0ol0"
PrHa, Michael Goebhel, 2616 8. High
gtr. Tel: "a. 1857
Prot .seKr.. Kath. Odenwalder. 1ei:
s:Y;sssSSs;,s s; Ya;!.Sa;s y ,,.s .ssHso.r. SIP Esnfora
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Buadsssektio1 n NJ
xomsstead 0smis.-ter 0ho1.
Fras, John Lang Jr.. Chestnut. Hue
hall. Pa.
sekr. .Hedwig sterner. Box l1& 4. D
6. Ptttsburgh (10). Pa ,,
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President. Ancreas Fleischer. %.
New Castle Str. Sharon, Ia
SekrGtar!1, Bertha Teleky, 63a stan
baugh Ave-, Farrell, Pa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

DEndesoekt1on %.
0kacsEo III. sisbeaturgsI 9soAa4ve1o0
PrkG.. Michael Schuller. 37C7 Altg:ls
Avenue. = =
Sekr., Johann .Antk s71s wir.hr1
| Avenue.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-01-10

RunAessektioa ~. =.
Canton Ohio. 3, 3. Ju9onAcA6ov
PrAs, Martin Maurer. Jr.. lAlS OhSa
Ave-, N. y
Sekr.. Sara Eul1. 1918 EdwarAs Ava.
NJ f
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W01O1.10m1te0-8O0
Vors., A. w. Petri, 2O36 w. 104. Str.,
Cleveland, Ohio
Sekr., Pastor Hans Foisel, 7Sl Nddy
toad, Cleveland, Ohio
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B11esDekt1oA 3.
YouHestoV2, Chic. 3. 8. H&nAo1chor.
Pras.. John Wagner, 913 Berkley Ave.
Sekr.. Gustav A. Schunn. 1853 Summer
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Chicago, III - Stidssits 3. q. Z. q.
Vereln. Xwe1Q ~

versammlung jeden l. DonnerstaS I'm
Monat In John Ringbausrs Halle an 6169
30. Ashland Ave.
Prxs, Michael Obert, 6100 Stony Il.
land Ave. Tel: Fart. 5zAi.
Prot -Sekr., Sara TauD, 60; Deming
mace. TEL: Div. 0Ol3.
'Fln.-Sekr., Rudy raul, 1912 East 64th
Str Tel: Fairfox 1879
C-V.-Sekr., Andreas Zultner, 1117 T..
81. Str. Tel: SO. shore 3i6s. -..
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to the statements they have sien-
ed and they must be replaced, II
was pointed out, A former nurse
may re-enter the service with the
same rank she held Immediately
prior to her separation from the
army. It was explained that she
must sign up for "a months or an
unlimited length Of time in the
reserve.
To meet the requirements for
returning nurses are: no depend
ents under IA years of age, phys
ical qualification for general duty,
preferably under "a years of age
and unmarried. Those over "a
years with special qualifications
will be considered.
Returned nurses may wear
civilian clothes, off duty, it was
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You're going to do some real dam
age"
It relieved Janet so to hear his
voice that she almost smiled. The
man must be crazy, she thought.
What would anyone be shooting
at in a snowstorm? Then new
fear seized her-not crazy, but
foolish, childish! Not response
BILE
Richard! Richard!' she called
frantically, but the storm dead
ened her words as though blan-
ket had been tossed over her
head.
They almost collided with Alb
by. She was standing stolidly
under an apple tree and slowly
beeinning to look like one of the
children's snow statues; her
homely face was red with cold
It's my poor brother, William"
she said through stiffening lips.
Their eyes followed her pointing
finger.
Richard was standing about
forty yards away, and beyond
him, a large figure in hip boots
and well-nadded huntino Jack
ct was menacingly waving a
rifle. His wild, dark face was
not threatening, however; instead,
he scowled and smiled alternate
ly like a child guarding new
toy.
"You leave me alone!" he
shouted, "this is my gun"
you're going to hurt some
one" Richard said gently.
you've already broken a win
dow"
Abby moved forward few
steps. 'Let me talk to him, Doc
tor"
William was distracted mo-
mentarily by the sight of his sis
ter and Richard took advantage
of his inattention to inch nearer
him.
(TO Be COntinued)
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{ ofw NVofliG1 li9

Dr.. Clifford Bronson, an in
terne ut Cosmopolitan Hos
pital, Is bitterly disappointed
when Janet Harris, o nurse,
marries DR.. Eynon Of the hos
pital staff, after she has inher-
tied Oakhart Estate from old
Mr.. Hartigan, who had been a
patient at the hospital. At the
suggestion of DIR. Eynon Janet
turns Oakhart into a home for
'convalescent children n. DR..
Bronson, (Cliff) for whom ia
net has the highest regard, and
who had urged Janet to marry
him, believes DIR. Eynon mer-
cenary, and that this was for
him q wedding Of convenience.
Janet Is greatly surprised when
Dr.. EynOn suggests building a
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Nurses Needed
By November 80
Requirements Needed To Care
For SIPS Veterans Still
In Army Hospitals

At least 40 former army nurses
will be needed by November 80
in the army hospitals in the sew
en- Southeastern states if the SIPS
soldier patients continue to re-
ceive proper care, it was learned
this week through information
received from 1t. Col. Agnes A.
Maley, chief nursing service,
headquarters seventh army.
On that date 40 nurses will be-
come eligible for separation due
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- kAKsBE a .A4S.5
Conservation
Farming News

Il think every farmer in Ashe
county should have his soil test
ed" says Joe r. Grubb, Of the
Todd community. II hear farm
ers ask the question quite often
what they should use on their
pastures lime or phosphate. II
they will have their soils tested
they can get that question an
swered for them, eliminating any
gueSSWOrk.
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wing onto Oakhart and taking
out a mortgage to do it. She
visits the hospital where she
used to work and has a talk with
DIR. Bronson. She asks him to
drive ont and have Sunday
dinner with them.
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ion is all on Naomi's side. But
+ it will mean being with you,
Janet, I'll come, of course"
When she returned, it was to
find Mr.. Prentice's tonneaued
town car at the entrance to Oak
hart. AS she walked by it she
was startled to see thin, white
faced, little boy peering from the
back seat. He was almost lost in
the heavy folds of steamer rug.
WELL" she said,- "who are
your"
Jonathan Prentice" he said
seriously.
"You are? Is Mr.. Prentice your
grandfather"
Before the child could reply,
the Inverted chauffeur turned
stiffly in the front seat. 'Mr.
Prentice is Jonathan's father,
ma'am." He smirked at some hu-
morous secret of which Janet was
evidently supposed to be aware.
She ignored him and stared at
the child. He was very delicate
in appearance, his skin SO thin
and clear that the veins at his
temples were deep blue. He
couldn't be more than nine, yet
Mr.. Prentice was easily sixty. 1t
was all very strange, somehow
Janet had never thought of Mr..
Prentice as having a family of
any sort.
AS she turned, Richard and the
lawyer appeared at the front
door. Mr.. Prentice hurried over
to the car and stared anxiously
at the child. "Not too cold, are
you, SOM"
The youngster shot him a wan
smile and shook his head.
II didn't even know you had
a child, Mr.. Prentice" Janet said.
eyes," he said, Jonathan is my
entire family-he's all I have"
Snow began to fall before noon
on Sunday. Not a gentle, slow
fall of a temporary, quick-melt-
ing coating, but the thick, swirl
ing hard-driven kind that swift
ly formed a new layer over the
two-foot-deep crust surrounding
Oakhart.
Janet wondered, even hoped
that it might keep Naomi in the
city-but promptly at twelve she
and Cliff arrived. Naomi was ex.
cited.
isn't this weather thrilling
If Cliff hadn't had chains we'd
never have made tive passed
dozens of stalled cars.''
1t was plain that Cliff didn't
share her enthusiasm, he even
seemed worried, an unusual emo
ton for him.
IF it keeps up we may have
to ski back" he said half jok-
ingly.
eve can always put you up .
Janet said politely, though the
thought of Naomi and Cliff beine
snowbound at Oakhart appalled,
her.
Naomi smiled a little secretly
but didn't reply; instead she spun
around in a circle until her dark
hair stood out like a shimmering
fan.
Cliff, come and see my school
room - it's about the prettiest
one a teacher could have"
Cliff followed her obediently
into the playroom.
"How is your work going at the
hospital?" Richard said.
Much against my will, I'm ap-
parently slated to become a pedi-
atrician," he grinned ruefully
''My greatest accomplishment is
telling mothers different ways Of
Disgusting castor-oil.''
Naomi raised her eyes. whats
wrong with that?"
"Cliff has his heart set on be-
coming surgeon" Janet inter
! posed.
''Is that all? Maybe could fix
it up with Dad, Cliff - he could
have you transferred to another
department"
His face Redeemed. ''No, thanks
Naomi, this is my own private
battle"
"But it's silly to waste your
life doing something you DOM
like"
Maybe it's silly" Richard
said, "but a great many people
do it. Seriously though, Bronson
why don't you have a talk with
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pointed out, -
Il Applications may be made u
rectly, to 1t Col. Maley, Nursing
service medical division, head
quarters seventh army, Atlanta
3, Georgia.
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mo, keeping her away from
me. I'm sure she doesn't care
for me and I want to avoid a
scene. Richard is very fond of
DIR. and Mrs. Farquhar and I'm
sure they've no idea of the way
Naomi is acting. In the morning
when she's teaching the children
I'm in the laboratory, but I'm
afraid whole day of Naomi and
Richard fawning over each other
is more than can take"
To her surprise, Cliff frowned.
81 think you're being unfair. From
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Frank Farmer, of the Whitetop
community, says "a few years
ago l had that field in corn and
it didn't make over ten bushels
of corn per acre. lined it when
I sowed clover and grass seed.
This year I planted it in corn
again and the yield will be more
than fifty bushels per acre. Some
farmers can call ground lime
stone sand if they want to, but if
it will improve my fields that
way, I will still use it."
w. J. Howell, of the Walnut
Hill community, had had great
success with Korean Lespedeza
Mr.. Howell has healed over gals
by seeding lespedeza and ferti-
lizing these bare places. He says,
my upland corn following lespe-
deza is as good as any bottomland
corn / have ever worked in
Last week we spent three days
walking over the Ore Knob prop
erty in company with Roger G,
Moore. In all our tramping the
only game we saw was a covey
of quail and rabbit both in the
wildlife border seeded last year
on the Todd Woody place in CO.
operation with the New River
Soil Conservation District.
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And UN
Farley Urged
Byrnes Favors Move To
Expedite Settlement OF
Peace Treaties
VOTE DOWN REDS
Solicit Views OF Austria
On Italian Treaty AS
Reds Protest
BY EDWARD W. BEATTIE

PARIS, Aug. IT, WH Score
tary OF State James F. Byrnes is
willing to hold simultaneous ses-
sions of the 21-nation peace con-
ference here and the United Ma
tons assembly in New York, it
was understood tonight after siren
uous and delaying Soviet Russian
moves were voted down again in a
conference session.
Byrnes already was on record as
opposing any postponement of the
peace conference despite the fact
that major delegates will be ex-
pected to go to New York for the
United Nations generally assembly
scheduled to meet there Sept. %.
1t was learned that in a discus
sion on postponement of the peace
conference tonight he expressed
the view that he could see no rea-
son why the peace conference and
the United Nations cannot be in
session at the same time.
Byrnes' view comedies with that
of the British delegation, which
would send the heads of delega-
lions to New York and leave SUBJ
stitutes in Paris while peace con-
ference commissions draft treaties
for Italy, the Balkans and Finland.
The conference adjourned a quiet
afternoon session until 20 a. m.
Monday after the morning session
overrode Soviet protests by invit-
ing Austria to present its views
on 1taly's peace treaty and beard
a new plea from the small powers
that the big four stop squabb, ing
and get down TO business.
During the afternoon The Sovieis
again raised the question OF French
voting rights on the Hungarian
peace treaty commission but failed
to press the point after objections
that the question should be brought
before a plenary session.
1t was learned the United States
is prepared to give France full sup
port in her desire for a vote on the
treaty making commissions for
Finland, Hungary, Bulgaria and
Romania but does not plan to press
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Is Ready
For Soap Box Finale
Wilmington Champion Set
To Race While $4,000
Watch In Akron
BY JACK LUNAN
Staff Writer

AKRON, Ohio, Aug. 17.-Weather
permitting, Tommy Williamson,
l2-year-old Wilmington Soap Box
Derby champion, will send his
homemade racer down the famed
Derby Downs course here Sunday
in one of the first three heats of
the national championship races,
slated to start at 2:30 p. NJ.
Tommy will speed down the 1900
foot concrete track with the plaud-
its of some $4,000 spectators ring
ing in his ears-including the
cheers of his mother and father
as he tries for the grand prize of
a paid four-year college course.
Tonight it is raining here in the
Rubber City and there was some
speculation among officials of the
race whether the Derby would
have to be postponed until Monday.
In any event, should the race go
on as scheduled, the Wilmington
lad will be treated to a parade
which will include IS bands and g.
600 marchers in its ranks.
Tommy will be competing with
l09 champions from this country,
and one from Alaska, as he guides
his vehicle over the course in the
race against time.
Tommy's C passed prelimi-
nary inspection here today and Of
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