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Evening star., 1946-05-28
Ice Cream Retailers
Oppose Plan for
Sales by Weight

A group of Washington ice cream
retailers today opposed a proposal
that ice cream be sold by weight
instead of by the present liquid
measure, at a public hearing called
by special committee appointed by
the Commissioners to investigate
the plan.
The proposal was sponsored by J.
Thomas Kennedy, District superin-
tendent of weights, measures and
markets, as a means of correcting
short weight in bulk sales of ice
cream. Mr.. Kennedy, chairman of
the Commissioners special commit
tee, told the retailers the present
law is unenforceable.
Last week Mr.. Kennedy conferred
with representatives of wholesalers,
who also objected to the suggested
change.
DR.. J. w. Pollard, food depart
ment executive for the Peoples Drug
Stores, suggested that bulk ice
cream be packed by the wholesaler
and distributed completely stamped
and packaged. He argued that it
would be far more sanitary than
making up bulk packages behind ice
cream counters.
DR.. R. r. AsRworth, chief of the
Health Departments food inspec-
ton department and member of
the Commissioners committee, con-
Cured in Dr. Pollard's view that the
ice cream packed by the wholesaler
and manufacturer was more sani-
tary.
Others, however, raised the OBJ
lection that purchasers like to see
ice cream packed.
The retailers pointed to the diff
ferent weights of various t1avorS
and types of ice cream as reason
for sale by liquid measure rather
than by weight. Ice creams made
of nuts and real fruits, it was point
ed out, weigh more than other kinds.
Sale by weight also would SLOW
down service, the retailers felt, and
require the acquisition of scales.
Evening star., 1946-05-28
roffic Victims S Death
Is Ruled Accidental

The Districts first non-pedestrian
traffic death of the year was ruled
accidental by coroner's jury yes
terday.
The victim was Louis Winkey, SO,
colored, 100 block U street NV,
who Thursday fell to the street from
the back of a truck when the We
hlcle was making a turn at Calvert
and Twenty ninth streets NV. He
died Of fractured skull.
He was the 21st traffic victim
of this year, Accident Investiga-
ton Unit records showed.l
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Wife's Hearing Delayed
In Shooting of Husband

Arraignment of Mrs Ethel STRAIT
ton, 40, charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon in the shooting
Saturday of her husband Charles.
56, during an argument at their
home, 736 Fifth street NE, was
postponed to June 18 in Municipal
Court yesterday.
The Government asked the delay
pending outcome of Mr.. Stratton's
injuries. He is in Casualty Hospital.
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Woman Wed Six Times
Fined $500 for Fraud
By the Associated Pres.

DETROIT, May 2S.-Ruth Phelps
"a, who admitted from the witness
stand that she had married three
men and had three common-law
husbands, was fined $500 and put
on three years probation yesterday
by Federal Judge Arthur F. LederIe
Charges specifically with using
the mails to defraud, Miss Phelps
testified she solicited money from
the mother of 1t. George williams,
jr., of Kennedy, Tex, under the
pretense that she was an expectant
mother.
Judge Lederle said the $500 fine
was to help offset costs of her trial
Evening star., 1946-05-28
FOUND.

sILvER LINK BRACELET. found near
Palsis Royal about a week ago. If owner
will identify; call MRS. WILLIAMS. Ma.
5000. Branch 464.
FOR LOST DOGS and dogs for adoption
call MONTGOMERY COUNTY ANIMAL
SHELTER, Sligo $3.50. 0 to 4; Saturdays
Evening star., 1946-05-28

A visiting fisherman and his wife
today were continuing to marvel at
their narrow escape from death in
the swollen waters of the Potomac
River.
The couple, Allen Price, so, loco
motive repair man employed in the
East Altoona (Pa) shops of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and Mrs.
Mary Price, So, were rescued yester-
day through the combined efforts
of other anglers, police and firemen
after rising waters had marooned
them on a rock just above Chain
Bridge
Mr and Mrs Price reached their
fishing point with dry feet and be-
came so interested in their pastime
that they failed to notice several
hours later that about so feet of
swiftly moving water separated
them from shore.
I'VE shouted for long time, ;"
Evening star., 1946-05-28
D. {. Bread Shortage
Continues; Senators
Plan Hearing Monday

Congressional and local bakery
union spokesmen forecast no imme-
diate relief" for Washington's bread
shortage today after a meeting on
Capitol Hill which saw the Senate
Small Business Committee schedule
hearings Monday to examine "the
world food picture as it relates to-
American small businessmen.
Thomas j. McBreen, committee
economist, announced the hearings
after conversations with representa-
tives of Local 118 of the Bakery
Workers Union (AFD. Both Mr..
McBreen and Charles B. McClosky ),
business agent of the local, agreed
that no early increase in the volume
of breadstuffS for the District was
foreseeable.
Mr.. McClosk& said he was unable
to state definitely whether the new
development would cancel the
threatened strike of bakery workers
here.
Witnesses to be called at the hear
ings will include Secretary of Agri-
culture Anderson, Undersecretaries
of State Acheson and Clayton, Of
flee of Price Administration eXecu-
tives and others concerned with the
food picture, according to MI. Nc
Breen.
Mr.. McClosky, who has served
strike notice several times in recent
weeks, said the question of whether
or not the bakers would walk out
would be submitted to the unions
Executive Committee at meeting
tomorrow at 10 am. at the groups
headquarters at 529 Ninth street
NV.
Mr.. McClosky, whose union has
taken the stand, More flour or
strike" added significantly that
without relief We have no alterna-
tive but to strike"
Explaining that the possible walk
out had no connection with the
bakery workers employers, he
pointed out that his men were suf-
fering pay losses of as much as 40
per cent as a result OF the decline
in business resulting from the flour
shortage.
Work Week Cut.
Mr.. McClosky said the bakers,
helpers, packers and shippers had
been reduced from six to four
day work week.
Although his union has filed no
30-day strike notice, Mr.. McClosky
said, "it is question of strike and
maybe go to Jail or of starving to
death"
Evening star., 1946-05-28
LOST.

| am. May 20 1946, AA plane from N Y
or airport limousine. Substantial reward
Phone French Embassy, AID. CS90. 20
BIZ B5LLEoLP; brown leather, vic: Howard
byt please return credentials. Ex. 4943.
BERTIE BARNETT Credentials may bear
1114 Girard st. address.
WoLK, Emily Shop, 1908 F st. NV rs
BRACELET, gold: links spell ~. S. Navy;
d lost Sat eve; sentimental value Reward.
BUSINESS ADDRESS BOOK, on the 900
blk. Of F st. NV, between 8 and 9 am.
ENCE JOHNSON, DI s695 IS
coSkER esn dss.s cd dfmae light tan aea
Please cali NO I7G7. Reward. rs
D0G-;Reward for return of large white
collie dog, black spot, struck by car at in
Of EostEf D5s Fsons s1d sSGEFs
EARRING, diamond, last Friday between
Commerce e.. interstate. @ Labor 90, Bldgsi, OF
ave. Sc. Apt 2.
81 Sherman circle. ct Phone one RA. ': 1887. Mso
3637. 81 Sherman Circle. 80
e NsH yo4f II Tn 5n on s,h
ward. CHI. 1880 after 5. rs
GOLD BRACELET, CHAIN, on Ga. ave or
Soldiers Home Streetcar; Sun am; senti-
mental value. Liberal reward. 81, 5955.
GOLD SEAL RING, sunday night, in cab
or in front of 212O 10th St. NV DU
5000. Apt. Cos Reward 30.
HANDBAG. lady's. black leather. contain
ing keys, bank book, other personal pa
|n.e) bus. Finder please call WI e370
20
KODAK DUO, go, camera coupled range
zpper siiveT srng In Md Hio~s saturday. uadaef
May 20. 3 pm; reward CO 500. -3s
KODAK, c., Argus, with leather case:
s great g at Falls Va. Reward. CHI 371s after
LADY'S fooled LEATHER BILLFOLD,
downtown area, contents, currency and
rn Ginti' docto5ss Gaoa address; reward. STOCK
mr. Bridge, Market, Bethesda, May Is,
about z pm. Reward. Box 249-G, Star.
PARTLY MADE WAIST TO DRESS, blue
and white: on Tuesday morning, May 2s,
between 18th and Mass. ave. Sc. and East
ern High school Can Ii. 1868.
POCKETBOOK, black plastic containing
wallet, money and other articles, vic. 18th
and sts. NV. Reward. Call AT. 9747
Please return. SIS reward. woodiey dIH
SKIRT, black gabardine suit skirt; vic
mr.. 9TH and D SITS. s.w. Reward SO. CHI
SUITCASE, full child's clothing. vicinity
Mt Rainier High School; reward. EX
TIGER CAT, black markings on tan; vic,
18th and Montague. Phone Georgia 1886
Reward.
WALLET. old, brown. sum of money sew
eral license cards. vic. of Hecht Co, May
27: liberal reward. Oliver 1014. 80
WRIST WATCH, ladys, Sat, vic May
flower Hotel Reward ME. 9S11. 30
WRIST WATCH, lady's white gold, with
3 diamonds, engraved To Alma from
Grandpa: reward. EN-. 1927 after $50
pm.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, 17-jewel Hamil-
ton; yellow gold, engraved ID. A. r. from
Grandmother June 8, 1942"; lost around
1St of May, on MINI. ave. bet. Eli pl. and
Crawford pl. Sc; or on Crawford pl Re
x?j REWARD-Selmer saxophone in SIM
ulated alligator case, lost Thursday, May
.s3fd, at Curran Farm near Wheaton and
Four Corners, Md. Phone EX. 2255. rs
SMALL BLACK UPPER BAG, containing
Bible and Science and Health and so
forth; left in taxi Sunday afternoon:
valued as gift; reward LILLIAN
ROBERTS. IA. 1854 or DU. 5000.
UNFINISHED hand-knitted overblouse in
the vicinity Of Woodward l. Lothrop' S.
Sat: reward. Call DI 6349
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Mo|otov' 'sCharge Met
With Official Silence,
Unofficial Criticism

Russian Foreign Minister Molo-
tov's charge that the United States
offensive for peace" really was ian
offensive against the Soviet Union"
met official silence, but belittling un-
official comment here today.
Secretary of State Byrnes ignored,
for the moment at least, Mr.. Molo-
tov's blast in Pravda yesterday con-
tending the United States and Brit
ain formed bloc at the recent Paris
meeting of Big Four Ministers in a
desire to impose their will upon
the Soviet Union"
Other officials, while not putting
the State Department on record with
any formal reply, declared privately
that the American delegation at
Paris never had acted ION previous
agreement with the British, as the
Soviet Foreign Minister charged,
They pointed out that the con-
ference record shows frequent Brit
ish-Amercian differences on i'm
portant issues-differences which
they believe could be ironed out in a
few hours of negotiation because of
spirit of conciliation between
Washington and London which they
hope Moscow will come to share.
Mr.. Molotov's full-page statement
in Pravda, reaftirming Russia S
position on controversial issues and
attempting to throw up a smoke
screen of bloc charges in the usual
blunt Soviet manner, was regarded
as the official Moscow answer to Mr..
Byrnes' radio report on the Paris
conference last week.
Despite its uncompromising tone,
officials did not believe it necessarily
makes hopeless the effort to reach
agreement on peace treaties for
Germany'S former European allies at
resumption of the Foreign Minister'S
Conference in Paris June Is. They
pointed out that it would be unusual
for any of the foreign ministers to
talk of concessions or compromise
Evening star., 1946-05-28

Mrs. Price said, "and we were really
getting worried"
Finally, other fishermen saw their
plight and called police. Pvts c. w.
Hamm and John S. Snigock of No.
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Annapolis Robbery Probed

ANNAPOLIS, May % [P).-Anna-
polls police continued today their
investigation of an Academy shop
robbery over the week end which
netted thieves $4,000 worth of
jewelry, including 18 watches, a
chronometer, two cigarette lighters
and several rings.
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+. 8. J. 4. oh1cERs:

President. Henry SCHNEIDER. s4s5 W.
54th ST., Cleveland 2, o. Tel: AZ. 22Sa
Vice President, Henry Holmes, 3U4
Hamilton Ave. Farrell. Pa. Tel: 2149s
Secretary, Katy Gotzmeister, 1887
%. Whittier St, Columbus 6, Ohio. -
Tel: GA. 2974.
Asst. Secretary, Elsie Fleischer, 1906
Brinsmade Ave, Cleveland 2, Ohio. -
Tel: WO. 1906.
Treasurer, Edith Bodendorfer, 91s
Beekford ST., New Castle. Pa. Tel:
l274-W.
Canton. Ohio. - Canton Saxon Juniors
President. Henry Miller. 723 Highland
Secretary. Helen Roth. 1880 Maple
Ave-, N. h.
olsv.1and, Ohio.
Cleveland East s-.nior Saxo, o1oh
President. George krech. $3.50 Nava-
Yellowstone 1924.
Corr. sec'y., Sara S. SNhuller. 1854
l4Sth st. Tel. Liberty $500
0lsvelaaA Wsn suzaoes Uub.
S4th st. TEL: At. 22S9.
Secretary, Elsie Fleischer, 1906 Brins-
made Ave. Wo. 1906.
Jol8m00Dv 061o. - C0l0nbA1 J0A10v
oAx6H Club.
President. Nugen Burnley. S7S Miller
Ave. FA $3.50.
Sec'y.. Katy Gotzraeister. 1857 East
Whittier st. GA. 1874.
ooteott, lG1oh. Detroit junior 0axo1s.
Pres. Mttzi Schemn.el, 7733 Granger
Sec'y., Lillian Bender. a076 Marl-
Borough
x1lvoo& CaAX, e. =NV0o1 olHy
Junior DAxo0O,
Tel: 1861.
Sac'v., Cath. Paul. 215 Orchard Ava
Tell: 1859-W.
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Bundes-Prasident. Georg Kascher. 2141
Goleta Ave-, Youngstown, Ohio
s4ss y. isS: Str, cleveiand. Ohio.
/. ze-B.-Pras., Heinrich Melzer, 143
2: Vlze- e-Bundes-Prasident, Sam Aber.
l. Bundes-Sekretar, r. K Friese7-
fs 2. Bundes.sekretar, S Till, Tiliie Rehnsr, sssi
uoS s!E slsxs!sas oRtG VIM
22Gs Holland Str, Erie, Pa.
1922 Maplecrest Parma Heights. Ohio;
p0rlng Ghag 4 Kns RSsS
Ktrkwood Ave-, Cleveland. Ohio.
zorro, E -.
In Sange rein una frei i'm Wort
Und fest in T:ntracht immerfort
suHp = s s < r1oxxu g.
1u1dssssktion !.
C1sv0EA6. Ohio. H1ntracht-1eTmAaiA
Pras., Michael salmen. s4ss Maple
crest Parma Heights. = .. =
sekr.. Michael Krauss. ssAS West
62 Str. Atlantic 1909. .-.
6anHAAsekftAA o. l3-E ~.
Cleveland 0stseits Liedsrtafsl ~
Gemischter Chor.
Praes.-Katb. zakel, 9ls Eddy Rd.
sekr.. Ka:h. Tragner, AL East 115.
strasse. .,.
Detroit Ui"h. =. =. Gemischses rse-,
Pras.. Thomas Deptner Sr, 1868
Filbert. Tel: Pi. 1862
Sekr.. Jinka KeIlner. S32S Devonshirs
Ave. Tel: Tu- ...csl.
DIAaosasksaon Z.
NE YA. 3. q. NxnAsfoAof.
Sekr., Frank J. Rentja, 1872 Ost 80.
Strasse.
Dn1dsssektioa 3.
1oxe4us .. .. 3. 0saanvvsfs4n 2intxsohS.
PrAs.. Michael Kirschner. s11 West
u. Strasse.
Prot.-sekr, r. K. Friesenhengst 174s
Oberlin Ave.
1aadssesk+aoa q.
1sv Usstas. Rs. E1ntrssht ossaAS-
President, John Tntcb, 24os Delaware
sekretar, Paul Sander, 1912 North
Beaver Ave.
so,.~. Ohio. '''''''&10ss :. !; :: m.....,.A...
Prasident. Anorew Klein. SIS new
8afQ60 ave.
9ekret4r. Karl Theiss. T95 NewgArder
Avenue.
81de8osktaoA 8.
YoufggsoVa. Ohio. 3. 8. 1l9nAsrchof.
Pras, Georg Raidel Sr., 176 Friedrich
StraSSe.
Sekr., Gustav A. Schunn. 2059 Sum-
mer Str.
Dundessektion q
Alliance. Ohio, Harmonic Gem. Cho1
Pras.. Leopold Schmidt. 7l6 wade Av
Prot -eekr. Arnold Haltrtck. io0I
! Souts Morgan Ave.
Dua0a1aekt1oA 10
-.1s. "A. 0s1nasohte1 Cho1.
Uekr.. Helen Melser. 143 East 80. Str.
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BRANCH-CALENDER
TranylUana Saxon Juniors Association of the States
of America

Farrell. Pa - rarrsr saxon Athlssas
PTesid-n Henry Holnes. S0x aamal-
Secretary. Bertha T-ieky. sss sra.-
Gary. ina. 0axy Junior 0axoaA
President, Herman Buehrle. 72s
Pennsylvania st.
Secretary, Hermine Kraft, 1850 Har-
rison st. Phi. 4-4143.
Lorain, Ohio. - Lorain Junior
Saxon Club.
President Andrew Schubert, 404 Ha-
milton Ave.
Secretary. Geraldine Theil. .234s Lii
Slngston Ave.
Mouaca. Pa. Monaco yu,ios
saxons.
President, Daniel schuller; 40 Penn
sec'y.. Helen Scnuller. 4iO fenn Ave.
Hsv Castle, Pa. - new Castle
vaxon Juniors,
President. Henry Bender. SIT wilo
wood Ave. Tel: 87l..W.
Sec'y., Elizabeth Krlnss. SIS eanD.
son st. Tel: 257l-R.
Salem, Ohio - 0al en- Juntoa eaxoa UuD
Pres. Matt Melitschka, Sharp Street,
Tel: 6423.
sec'y.,- Sue Herman. 7s2 Wilson st
Tel: $3.50.
Youngstown, Ohio. = Youasssova
Junior SaxonS.
President, Frank S. Bokesch, 24O
Forest Hill Drive
Corresponding Sec'y., La Ferne Mil.
Ter, 1921 Frederick st.
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sokr, Edgar Freeland, 5346 Bingham
5trasse.
C.-v.-sekr., John Enrich, 129 West
Fin.-sekr Edward w. May. sls e.
rttitsnngs.vN,sin.x xwsss q.
.onH v.rsammluns ,sds,, /: sonntas I'm
., Prxs. Simon Huegel. 1872 Jewett Ave.
Port Richmond Stations Island. N. Y.
sekr: Catherine Perrone.. 174s East
CIV. -sekr., sIIcnael Fograscher. 45b
schenectady Ave.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Salem. os,e; -. 6 2 x.s.s. 4 .
versammiung Jeden 3. 6onntas In
Monat i'm sachsenhein Ios Railroad
Pras. Maria ,-ogelhuber. 90 e. 4. Str.
'olsal. 22S Ost Sc. Str. New York CITY
CIV: -sekr., Gertrude Bodendorfer. $40
Adressen-sekr.. Hermine eren. 7sa
siaisssa Ssaas:. yes Sosasnsriss.
xss.aT%'u9H ID s'':s ::ss.:s: %
helm. 208 Railroad Str.
PrasidentS Andress Reksl. sss Pro-
Ave-. sekT; TEL: b 5is7 4 T0ntsoh' ITO Ne~sarden
Adressen-Sekr, VIM. Wagner, $50
cVsskr st2 81 Ts, M,chael sass SCHUYLER g, n.,,
1. Str. Tel: 55ss.
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C.-V.-sekr.. Geo. Bollonie. S533 HALT
wst:rsox.: =. 80 . 2 :: .: var.
Monat I'm saceseuhein. 4se--lss Fac
Pras. .aeore Wolf. 700 Dav,. Str.
z.-v-sekr..' Il. nachner. s4s Pearl 81
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Anc rrot Tsf 7sskr sss1s Anna Ham, IS W. Heights
C.-V.-Sekr., Josephine Muller, 619
Clearmont DR.. Tel: 27272.
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Versammlung jeden I. Sonntag i'm
Monat i'm Sachsenheim. Ecke Flint Ave.
Prxs.. Micnael Bokesch. 34S Rosemond
Str. Tel: 97723.
n5s SskF Ra MIshas3 Ts1 s.tsss Asts PSI Four Mile
G. y.;sekr: Jonn orbsn. so2% Hudson
K-L.-Sekr., Fritz Thesis Jr.. 447
Idora Ave. Tel: 1-1324.
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Pras. Mathilda sigarto, 1921 West
sekr.. .Eirsarets Tischler. 2ssi wsa
73 str. Wo. 551e.
II =, 1undssssktion IL
Xoun1ss0wn, o. Darsnohor 1delwsass.
Praa.. Josenns Miller. SIS clsarmons
sekretarin. Marie Pnngssran. u nAa
Warren Ave
'1 Bundsssskt1on ~, 10 una %
Canton, o. 30. xsrcathsn Gssan9vRsaA
: Pras. Stefan Pelger. 1921 Ray Place.
sekr.. John Smiley. 7o5 Arlington Avs.
N. w. H-1 g[,ps ..,+>
1saAsssskaon IL
Pras, Kath. Gartner. 121 Sheridan kS
sekr. Helen Gartner. 1aI sheridaa
....a sundesseItion II.
osnsoa. Ohio. 3, 3. Jussndohoa.
fras, Martin .aaurer. Jr.. 1Als ohis
sekr.. Sara Eul.. 1913 EdwarAs Ava.
NJ e
..a-f..-.,. sundesssktion II
00aum bus, Chic. 0sm1SohteI CAo0s
Pras.. Paul Lehberser. s25 4. Living
p:et.-sekr.. Emma xonnersA. ls1 Ras
u. 8unde essektion 10. .'.
A. .,- SAlem, Ohio. DamencAox.
RsH sss ssss Elissbsth Girscht 7sS I.Ssrs %
StyaSae. .-
XounSstown. .. 3 JuAi0r 1yra 0AoxuA
President, Georg Raidei. ITS FredricA
sec'y., Gustav schunn. 2o5s Summer
AFehoe. s.. rTfs 80.
Duneessektios -.
Homestead osmis~-tsr 0hox.
Pras.. John Lang Jr. Chestnut. Muia-
'sekr. Hedwig sterner. Box AlA. h D
6. Pittnburgh .10). Pa
., Bundsssektior ~
Farrell -. X1eas nAAa
President. Andreas Fleischer, co.
New Easas sf sertsa shaFH Teety M ss. s,.
baugh Ave-, Farrell, Pa.
8u00eOeekCa00, ID
chicago, III. StebeoburRs1' sSesaARvoI00
prkg.. Michael Schuller. 1907 Altgsla
Avenue. .E b. =
Sekr., Johann .-intx. S71S Wir*Asos
Avsnue.
Bundessektion AZ.
Cleveland West ndadrigal Chor.
President: Henry SCHNEIDER, 24s5 W.
Jith street. At. 22S9. r...-
Secretary: Elsie A. F1eischer. 1905
Brinsmade Ave. Wo. 2306.
0undes-Sektion -
Cleveland East Junior Saxon Choir.
President, George Krech. 1880 Sava-
hoe Road, Tel: yellowstone 4524.
Secretary, Sara S. Schuller, 1854 e.
East 14Sth st. Tel: Liberty $500.
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Pras.. Paul Lehberger, 325 Il. Living
stou Ave 49,,
Prot.-Sekr.. Emma Konnerth. lS1 Ras
DeShler Ave,
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Pr49.. Elisabeth Girscht, 7S0 Liberty
Sekr., Susie Hermann. 1872 w. Wilso0
Jtyax1e.
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.i.". Bundes&ektion a.
Xoun9stown. .. g. IuAior Lyra 0Aoz1A
President. Georg Raidei. ITS FredricA
StrasSe. r,g g.. ...r
Sec'y, Gustav Schunn, 2O59 Summer
avenue. .a ~. .-..
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P.aA. Marian Kenneth. 3111 French
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Oekr.. Helen Melser. 143 East 80. Str.
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Detroit Di"h. =. =. Gemischses rs"-o
Pras., Thomas Deptner Sr., 1868
Filbert. Tel: Pi. 1862.
Sekr., Jinka Ke1lner. E12S DevonshirS
Ave. Tel: Tu. 1.ScS,.
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ga.t .s-- Branch 3.
Xersammlung jeden zweiten SonntaG
TIM Monat i'm Sachsenheim.
pras., An,ireas Schneider. 856 d. Sum
NIT Str, Alliance, Ohio.
9ekr., julius Everth, S48 South Arch.
Central Verbands Sekr.. FritS Schnel-
Der 855 East Summit Str.