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AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Philadelphia
Boston ~ 003
Philadelphia OIL
Batteries-Dobson and Partee; Enerr
and Rosar.
At Detroit
Chicago ---
Detroit 1880
Warmups-Chicaso, Lopat; Detroit, News
h0user.
st. Louis at Cleveland, $3.50 Pm.
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81 Die in jap Train Crash

HIROSHIMA. Aug. Is (P.-
Kyodo News Agency today reported
80 persons were killed and 81
injured seriously Tuesday when an
electric train derailed on noun
tain close to Kinosho village, near
Evening star., 1946-08-15

tSee WAGES, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1946-08-15

(See JERUSALEM, Page A-3.
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CSee LAKES, Page A-2D
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(See PALESTINE, Page A-4)
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Weather Forecast

Mostly sunny. pleasant; high about 49, Fail
tonight. Tomorrow partly cloudy, somewhat
warmer.
Temperature tbday-High, 10, at 40 pm;
low, co. at 10 am. Yesterday-High, 79, at
3:15 pm; low, so, at 5:12 am.
Full Report on Pase A-3.
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tSee DECONTROL, Page
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Guide for Re a d ers

An Associoted Press Newspaper
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
CLEVELAND SAXON
VETERANS
Please Notice

The Committee sending out in-
vitations to the Organization
meeting does not have the naire::
and addresses of all returned We
terans. Therefore, all Veterans
reading this notice are asked to
notify any returned Veteran OF
the meeting, regardless If they
have received card or not. AZ
the present, this paper is the Only
means OF communication to those
Veterans whose addresses are
unavailable at this time.
All returned Veterans. male OF
female. are urgently requested tc
attend the meeting on Sunday
May 18th, at 800 p. NJ. The
meeting will he held at the w est
Side Sachsenheim, located at
7OO1 Denison Ave.
The Veterans themselves will
decide what type OF organization
they wish to organize and so II
will be to the benefit OF every
Veteran to attend this meeting
and to take part in the discussion
The Committee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
BY Henry

New Castle, Pa. May 9-An-
other Saxon affair and another
success, yes it all happened at
Youngstown last Saturday and
we certainly had a good time.
We al want to thank Youngs-
town ior their splendid effort il,
making us feel at home.
Last Thursday we had our
meeting and it did not turn out
so good. Although we did man
age to appoint two new officers
and they are Helen Gartner, Sc
Cretary; Edith Bodendorier,
Treasurer We hope these two
officers will do everything III
their power to better our club.
This and That
Last Friday Paul and anice
Sander opened thcirDo-Nut shop
and we all wish YOU the best OF
luck i'll your new adventure.
Last Sunday after the I. :,
]. A. meeting some OF us went tc
Idora Park and we happened to
drop ia the Penny -ark-cade.
Meeting
The next meeting will lie
held on Thursday. May 10.
Everyone is asked to be there
.Alexander the Great conquer
ed the kncNn world with S5.CUC
men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
T. S. ]. a.
CONVENTION
NEWS

Plans are we'll under way ior
the 10th annual i. S. !. \. con
vention to be held in New Castle
June 18th and 10th, 1916. This.
being our first convention since
1912, will surpass any event we
have held in the past. The con
vention this year will be held al
the cool, comfortable, spacious
Eintracht Saxon Country Club.
The New Castle Jrs. have gone
"all out" for this affair. and are
making every effort to guarantee
you the best time you ever had
We are. planning two dances iii
our open air pavilion. and onI
mothers will serve three fine
meals i'm our outdoor dining
room.
Watch the Nolksblatt for i,ir
ther details and remember tha
the New Castle Jrs. are invitin:
each and every one OF you to th'
time OF your life at the 10th An
nual T. 5. J. A. Convention.
The Committee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
ALLIANCE REVUE
By Hilda

Alliance, O., May 9-Please,
everyone notice! Two weeks ago
in my column mentioned the
neSt \ l99iiHtd1fpcial would be held
in AlliancehonfMay 26-that was
an error. The social is Friday
evening May 24tfi:
. q again i aanssvsssng to you
Alliance Juniors-don't forget
the next meeting in May. The
End Tuesday OF the month--as
you will have a big job--election
of your first real officers and also
your delegates to this years con-
tention. Please everyone make it
a point to be there and do your
Share. Also I am asking the
young married couples to Come.
this club club M needs 9, ! ysggg support and
SuludilCe dS Ncil dS TIE OtlleIS-
so make it a pointatessbe there.
Two OF our. Saxon boys re-
ceived their discharge. They arc
Tohn Ameser and Richard Murtz.
We all welcome them home and
hope to see them at our next
meeting.
Don't forget the next Joint So
cial May 24th. Hope to see al of
YOU there.
inU HyFY Y------s----
lnn tlaHf laHf souttIhf ouuttIhfapai, ri Chile are 1000
miles; Of llsl6alppdlss ijqgrFdlSSr qgrFdlSSr9a and glaci-
ated mainland Hand tpIS7a tpISe7aaks where rain
fall eNeeeds 2Q0 inches yearly.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09

is. to participate in an education
nal field as. we'll as athletics. The
clubs at the meeting were fully
in favor of plans to bring this
activity to all members of the
Associa ton All clubs were asked
to participate in a +. S. ]. A.
Massed Chorus. This chorus will
consist of any menbers OF the
local branches of the +. $. !. A.
and will be under the direction
of Mr.. Erwin Bendel of Nounss-
town. Ohio. who was selected BY
the council members. The major
part OF rehearsals will be carried
out by the local groups but from
time to time. the clubs in various
areas will be called together FOR
a rehearsal with the director. MIR.
Bendel, who will travel to the
city where the clubs will be. 1t is
hoped that the first appearance
OF the I. 5. J. n. Chorus will be
at the Saengerbund Convention
sponsored by the Cleveland East
Juniors Club on Labor Day.
After the meeting was adjourn
ed, the officers and council mem
bers were served ia delicious
luncheon by the Youngstown
Juniors Club. All clubs were in
vited 10 attend a semi FORMAL
Dance in Ellwood City on May
18th.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
-------D---
IN MEMORY Al
JOHN WOLF

In loving memory OF our dear
husband and father. who passec
away May II. l945.
Somehow life does not seem
We miss you more each day.
Some know life does not seem
the same
Since you were called away.
Our hearts have ached with
sadness.
Our eyes shed many tears.
God alone knows how we miss
AS this end the first sad year.
Loving wife, children and
grandchildren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By Marie

Cleveland, Ohio. May 9-ht
our last meeting we greeted vete-
AN Art Broos and Bill Brett
nice seeing you back fellas, we
hope you will be active in the
club again. Our guest last Friday
evening was veteran Bill Mahus-
ky--we hope he enjoyed his visit
Delegates to the I. S. ]. A. con
vention will be Ethel krich. Do,
rothy Bell. Bill Spaan and alter,
nate Elsie Thai.
We all attended another good
old Saxon wedding last Saturday
night: it will be another memor,
able event in the pages OF oui
club history. The club extends
its best wishes to Emily and Fred
Ungar.
Baseball
Two baseball teams are now
being organized. Elsie Thai viii
be in charge OF organizing girls
team and Herman Ham will get
together with the fellows. Come
on kids, lets all get ON the beam
and join a team! Sign up with
Elsie or Herman. Practices will
be announced later.
Wiener Roast
Saturday evening May Is, q
Wiener Roast has been planned
at Euclid Greek. This will be Out
Nav social, so let's set aside Sat
eve, May 18th for this event.
Further details will appear IL
next colufn.
.. Singing
every Wednesday night iron
80 p. III. at Church.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
HAPPY EVENT

George and Edna Miller wish
to announce the arrival OF a baby
boy. Donald George. weighing
8 lbs. If ounces on Sunday May
5. 1916. at Lakewood Hospital,
The proud grandparents are Geo.
and Katharine Miller, l2l East
18th ST.. East Cleveland, O.. and
Martin and Charlotte HennlnI
S721 w. l52nd St. Cleveland. =.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
rEUTSCH JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Hermine Simonis

Cleveland. Ohio, May G-Thc
social. which was held two weeks
ago turned out to be a pleasant
evening. Happy birthdays go to
our members, Hugo Fox and
Norma Peters.
Also last TUESDAY Rev. John
Deutschlandcr and Johnnie La
fencing. Was that game. Rev.
zing got together and did some
Deutschlander and Johnnie will
also teach the girls and boys who
do not know how to fence.
We have 5 new members in
the club. They are: Evelyn
Teutsch. Claire Letzner, Doris
Schenk. Hazel Dcmuth, and
Martha Gdttsching.
Our deepest appreciation and
thanks go to Ann Maraschky ior
her help in the choir.
There is an important meeting
next Tuesday. Please be present
Choir practice is at 7:3O p. nj
as usual.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
Question: Should US. Make Loan
To Britain or Buy Her Islands?
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

Lakes, was negotiated in Washing
ton and formally signed on April 2
of this year. This treaty is now be-
ing considered by the Foreign Re-
lationS Committee and, if favorably
reported by that group. must be
ratified by the Senate before it be-
comes ''the law OF the land"
THE House has been asked by
L Army officials to forget its plan
for universal military training until
next year.
The request, which is said to stem
from the fear that an election-year
vote on peacetime conscripticn
would result in the measures de-
feat, was revealed by House menu
bers who said it had been made at
a recent meeting with War Depart
ment officials.
THE House Committee on World
L War Veterans Legislation is
considering several bills having to
do with the revision of National
Service Life Insurance. Extensive
public hearings have been held on
the matter. and it is expected that
the committee will press for early
action by the House.
THE Commerce Department has
L recently issued an informa-
tional pamphlet on United States
do ID
Years" covering both lend-lease and
cash transactions. 1t shows that
while the primary exports were mill
itary equipment, an increasingly
| important quantity of non-military
goods (foodstuffs, metals, manufac-
lures, etc. were sent to the U. S.
y. X. in the latter stages Of the con-
fict. Furs and undressed skins were
| the most important among imports
from Russia.
| A IL OF Washington, indeed all of
"A America mourns the sudden
death of Chief Justice Harlan F.
! Stone. We have lost strong,
/ staunch upholder OF the clean, clear
American thinking and believing
that he exernpliiied in his living.
His life is an example our young
men OF the law. indeed, all of our
/ young people. will do we'll to follow
| as they go forward into the years
that stretch out before us during
which these United States must
| once again become a united country
not OF shifting men but OF sound
/ lasting law.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
IN MEMORY
HEINRICH THOMAS

III loving memory oi my dear
husband who passed away May
IS. 1914.
The heartache Of that tragic day
Will never from me part
It's lonesome here without you
] miss YOU more each day
God left me bat al memory
Of one l loved SO dear
Who broughtt,m Noughtr but happiness
Each day Of, every year
My heart still aches With sadness
My eyes shed many a tear
TO dal"ue knowsIhow~ we miss YOU
As this ends tw, long years.
Iorr loving vile. children and
grandchildren. Il. .,f..<
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
/. S. ]. A. to renew Softball
League
Council Adopts Singing as Major Activity

The T. S. ]. A. officers let will,
the Council members OF various
clubs last Sunday. May 5th, at
Youngstown, Ohio. A very sue
cessful business meeting was held
Clubs represented were: Farrell.
New Castle, Ellvood City. Sa-
lem, Youngstown. Canton. Lorain
Columbus, Detroit. and Cleve-
land West.
The representatives. after !
short discussion voted to donate
One Hundred Dollars i$1OO.OO)
from the T. T. S. J. \. to the
Saxon Relief Fund.
All representatives were asked
by the officers to bring their local
Club Constitutions up-to-date
and send a copy to the I. S. j. \.
Secretary. Clubs not present at
this meeting are requested to do
the same. The constitutions now
on file are rather old and it is re
quested that the latest be kept
on file.
All clubs are asked to refme,n-
Der to send in their Head Tax fee
of twenty-five cents per member
to the Secretary before June lst.
in order for their local club to be
represented with voting power
at the convention. The first SEES
sion of the convention in New
Castle on Saturday. June 18th,
will begin at 100 p. IN. Daylight;
Saving Time
The subject OF reopening tn,
Softball League again met favor
ably with the council members
AS a result a softball league will
be organized for the coming sum
mer fonths. The deadline date for
entries will be Wednesday, May
10Th. Any clubs desiring to enter
the League will send their Entry
and Forfeiture Fee and Players
Lists to the Secretary before this
date. The entry fee is $500 and
the forfeiture fee is $500. The
players lists will not eNcede 20
men. Seven clubs have expressed
their desire to participate and it
is possible that 2 or 5 more may
also Join. The schedule of games
will be drawn up at Cleveland
West at the end OF this month.
during the course OF the Central
Nerband convention.
The council members voted to
have a split League, Eastern and
Western Division, with the Top
Team in each division meeting for
the Championship at the end OF
the season. All players participat-
ing in the League must be men,
bers of the T. S. ]. \. before
May 10Th.
The request was made that
any club desiring to bid for the
1947 T.S.J.A. convention should
send in written request to the
Secretary before the convention
in New Castle.
After thorough discussion IN
regards to singing, the council
voted to adopt this activity and
to carry it out in all clubs with
the same enthusiasm as any sport
This decision finally brings about
the purpose of the Association
that has been sadly lacking. That
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09

airport Dill ana
the controversial
$3.50, 90 0 % 0 0
Il ritis S h loan.
There is every
indication t h a t
d i 5 c IL S S ion of
this important
matter will not
have the party"
motive included
into it but will
be a truly BIZ
partisan debate.
Is it not pos
sible that all diff
ferences OF opin-
49,. ,,,,rJ% kr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. Charlotte Zockel, 1911
Orchard Grove. Lakewood. Ohio.
the engagement OF her
daughter. Hildegard Margaret to
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
cLEvEkHNR kEWs WEST
By Ruth

Cleveland. Ohio, May o--L.ast
weekend found quite few OF
us in Youngstown where we at
tended their May Dance which
was great success. Congratu-
lations Youngstown we really
had swell time.
Council Meeting
Quite few important things
were discussed at the meeting
last Sunday. One OF which was
sottball. Cleveland West will get
started on practiling. Those
games will need some practice.
Another important item was
the forming OF T. S. ]. A. mass
choir. Everyone wass in favor oi
it and let's all try and make il
successful.
After the meeting a delicious
meal was served.
Bowling Match
Congratulations to Lorain on
winning the bowling match last
Sunday. Sorry there was such 4
mixup about the ALLEYS. but il
was something that couldn't bt
helped. After bowling we fot to-
gether at the club for delicious
meal ard dancing. Thanks to
Johany LINKING for providing
the music for the Broom dance"
Thanks also go to Mrs. Marie
Mueller. Dot Scheel and Elsie
Binder who prepared the meal. II
sure locked good and it reall,
tasted good too.
Wedding Bells
In behalf of the Cleveienat
West Juniors congratulations are
in store for Emily Schneider ant
Fred Ungar OF East who tool
their marriage vows last Satur
day. The best OF luck and happi
ness to you both.
One of our faithful member:
left for the Navy yesterday. He i:
none other than Richard Aber
Loads of luck to you and we hope
you'll be back with us again soon
In behalf OF our club / wisl
to extend our heartiest congratu
lations to our Associate Pastor
John H. Deutschlander. who wa
installed in his new Office Sunda
! Singing Practice
! Don't forget singing starts a
1915 p. M. Let's try and start o,
time. We have a new song t.
learn for the convention (Which
it not too far Off, SO lets all co
loperate. See YOU at practice.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09

Elmer +. Piaff. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Pfaff. 75O4 Star Ave..
Cleveland. Ohio. Mr.. Piaif was
recently discharged from the Ar
my after serving in combat with
the llth .\rmorcd Division anl
also in military government in
theEuropean theatre Hildegarde
is graduate OF ". X. L. and is
now teaching at Lincoln School
in Lakewood.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09

compromised. if instead of a loan
there were set up method by
which the United States would pur-
chase from Britain her island hold
ingS in the new hemisphere, such as
Bermuda. Trinidad, and so on:
] should be very much interested
to have your opinion on such a
method.
IF we are to return to normal, war
L measures need to be re-examined
with a view to doing away with
them as soon as possible. Recent
House action on the Price Control
Extension Bill. if unchanged i'll cer-
tain sections by the Senate, will do
away with food subsidies. Examin-
alton OF the money involvement in
these food subsidies for the three
year period reveals an expenditure
OF 4.S0 billion. Another year at the
same rate will raise it to 6.55 bill
lion. 1t was the sense of a large
number of people that the tempor-
airy savings to the individual, being
a part of the expense of govern
ment. eventually is exacted of every
one in taxes. This is all too often
forgotten.
Looked at quite effectively. it is
one thing to stabilize food prices by
means OF subsidies to the farmer
during war period of abnormal
stresses and strains, which can be
understood; but 10 continue them
indefinitely in peacetime is another
matter altogether.
THE Senate recently announced
l that a treaty between the
United States and Canada for the
development. protection. and con-
serNatinr OF fisheries on the Grea;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09

WHILE the House has been in
w recess, the Senate is con-
tinuing its discussion OF the Federal
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
QUESTIONS?
Can you name the people for
whom the following states
were named?

See Questions on page S
|. Delaware.
,. Washington.
3. Georgia.
+. North Carolina.
5. South Carolina.
q. Louisiana.
I. Pennsylvania.
8. Virginia.
q Maryland
10. New York.
Thirty-eight per cent oi Chile
people earn their living from tn
soil.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
MORE JUNIORS CLUB
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Don't Neglect Them!

Don't Neglect Them!
Mature designed the kidneys to do .
marvellous Job. Their task Il to keep the
flowing blood stream free Of an excess of
toxic impurities. The act Of Nving-hfe
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natter the kidneys must remove from
the blood II good heath ID - endure.
When the Kidneys fail to function -
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waste that may cause body.wide dis
tsGGs. One may suAer nagling backachs.
persistent headache, attacks Of disxiness.
getting up nights, swelling. puf6nese
under the eyss-fssl tired. nervous. al
worn out.
Frequent, scanty or burning paesages
are sometimes further evidenee Of kid
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The recognized and proper treatment
ia diuretic medicine to help the kidneys
get rid OF excess poisonous body waste.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-09
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Quick Ease and Comfort

Now that stainless, powerful,
penetrating Moone's Emerald Oil is
available at drug stores thousands
have found helpful relief from the
distressing itching and torture of
rashes, eczema, poison ivy and other
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Laurel outlook., 1946-06-26
Subscription $3.50 Per Annum in Advance
LOBBY FOR AMERICA

What this country needs is more individuals who feel that
adherence to principle is more important than personal pres
tige. Cynical realism and political ~eXpedience have brought
the United States to the brink of collapse. AS one American
housewife asks in desperate earnestness, where are the lob
byists for America, for justice and for truth? Millions ask
this same question. They are frightened by the atmosphere
of horsetrading and the jockeying for power so evident in high
government and labor circles at a time when the world is cry
ing for craftsmanship as well as food.
1t is like a breath of clean mountain air when a response
BILE person in public or private life speaks out unequivocaly
for what he believes to be right, and in accordance with basic
principles of the American idea of government, even though
it may not be the popular thing to say at the moment. Such
people are rare today. That is why the country is slowly drift
ing toward socialism and bankruptcy.
There is no one lobbying effectively for solvent govern
ment; for an end to the stranglng clutch of government b-
reaus on the activities of every private citizen. 1t is not pOpu-
lar to lobby for these things because too many people have the
idea that in bureaucracy and organized compuLsion lie sanct-
uary from initiation.
Fear of the hazards of the postwar world has led to con-
fused restrictions and suppression of natural forces which can
only result in an explosion of some kind. When it comes,
those millions who believe in this country and its form of gov
eminent will have to lobby for America" as they never
lObbied before.
Laurel outlook., 1946-06-26
The Outlook Says:

The navy personnel separation
center at San Francisco has an
nOunced that Ems. Robert Leroy
Haueter, 4O4 East Fifth street, Lau-
rel, was recently awarded his dis
charge from service.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. York of Fort
Morgan, Colo, left this week for
their home after spending the past
three weeks at the homes of Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Morris of Laurel
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Rutland
of Ballantine. Mrs. York is Mrs.
Ruland's and Mrs. Morris mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Orndorff and
daughter Donna were guests Sun
day in Belfry of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Lose. That evening in Red Lodge
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Engler.