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INTERNATIONAL 1899 panel, good run
ming cond. and good tires; new battery
winterized $3.50; well worth the money
WHITE Ti5I Mi rTEf fHi Oil f Delivery. 1900 gal
) Compartment, manifolded tank. with
inclosed hose. reel and meter 1900;
CHEVROLET 1889 Ia-ton truck, panel
excellent condition; very reasonable. ,Cail
&c Ss6T. ,a47 1,-ton panel, low
mileage; perfect condition; 5000 Falls
INTERNATIONAL 1891 panel; $3.50: clean
condition, Just passed D. c. inspection
1882 Florida ave. ne. AT. $3.50 Mon
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Outstanding Opportunities

Historic Springneld'-A handsome brick
mansion Of unusual architectural design,
Quilt 1928, stories, SOFT. width, 2.tt.
walls; full cellar. 10 rooms, bath, wlde
center halls; marble window. sills !inteis,
door sills; all oak framing fastened with
wooden pegs; original paneltng and wood
work; larse nreplaee porehes; oil burner ne
hot-water heat; all In excellent conoitlon:
outstanding English box shrubbe;ry, ;rs sr sranq q
Heathsville, Va. with about 1-mile front
age on Coan River: complete farm build
ings; fertile crop land; good fences. ar
tesisn and dug wells springs ana streams
Excellent neighborhood. Delightful climate
Mulberry Grove" early home Of, John
Hougan, president Of the Continental Con-
gress; ,5O0-foot frontage on Port Tobacco
River and State road; 800 acres; fertile
soil: magnificent view: partially restored
masters dwelling. guesthouse, with moo.
ern conveniences; excellent farm ouiiolnes
complete IA farm mo eauiDment' Farmer Will
Beautiful water front about mile
frontage Culkold Creek; excellent anchor.
dwelling tbuilt 1e47l. g large rooms
4Ox3O basement, ~ baths. modern con,
veniences, 2-car garage, tenant house Z
tobacco barns. 104 acres fertile soil
Retirement home, e5 miles washington
1.7O0-ft. frontage Potomac River ano
Pomonkey Creek; handicapped sand beach
excellent water sports; modern wide clap clap
plete modern conveniences;. 4-room, guest
house. ONCE. 2-car garage, bath and duck.
ing house acres. S27, 800. LEONARD
SNInER La Plata, Md
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sARAs FOR SALE tcs~s.,
Fall-Winter Farm CatalOg

FaII-Wlnter Farm CdCdIOS
Free! Your Red Cover Time; money
saving Guide, describing over $500 prop
critics Every one q genuine bargain.
Hour to washington: $4,000; in village;
Is acres, almost all for crops; some iruit;
comfortable 6-rm dwelling, cleo. barn, :
poultry houses; $4,000 insurance; part
down; see page so. l4s-acre farm: sacTi.
ficed; good S-rm. dwelling, elec., fireplace:
about 70 a. in cropland,. fenced pasture,
creek and springs, woodlot. home fruit nt
macadam hwy. village, HANDY; Ss'oUU,
want. Where? Price? Terms? Save
through our 4s-yr. old Coast.to, Coast servs
ice. STROUT REALTY Tin Woodwaro
Bldg. washington, D. c. ME. 154S.
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OWINGS REACH

Deale. Md Large Groom and bath cot
tage, insulated. year-,.round home, Oil cir
windows and doors, modern kitchen, new
electric range; 2 half baths and shower
outside eSs storage house: beautiful snaSsd Hr
Downs any time, 10th house. South Mason
Beach Pier Deale. Md or call
MAX C.. SCHWARTZ
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MONEY TO LOAN.

EXCELLENT FIRST TRUST loans avail
on clean property. NV. and NV. suburban
areas; areas a5S 2n up TO 20 :, years: a no no fees sH
CLIENTS TO BUY 2nd-trust notes; de.
ferred purchase: owner-occupied property
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 7731. RA. 341S
end TRUST NOTES purchased on colored
or white properties. in the District oil
Columbia; reasonable discounts MR.
CLARKE. 91 9Th St NV. D1. 6351.
MONEY WANTED.
81 PTRsT-TRUsT NOTES, secured by 3.
bedroom ranch-type house. on acre lot
in Montgomery Co hunt club section; any
multiple of 500. trust OF $4,000 on S13.-
900 home. EDWARD G. ADAMS. OIL. 2442
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

I WANT to find a home on the water
front not over so miles from Wash; will
pay cash; ;state full particulars. Box 40
K Star
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I0tH q NC 3-ton tractor Sl,350
l94s Ford 1Ia-ton; c. and G., lw.b., 975
lG4I Mack 2-ton; C. and c., lw.b.-- 775
1885 Dodge 1Ia-ton; c. and c. l50
1912 Chevrolet 1a-ton: C. and e. 3I5
1899 Ford lla-ton: c. and c. $50
1889 ONO k2-ton; c. and G. go
1885 ONO 5-ton; c. and C., aux.
3-yard coal dump body l55
1910 Fruehauf soft. van trailer 1000
Open until 1890 on Saturday. GMC
TRUCK & COACH DIV. 80 N st. ne.
ME. 0505. =
GMC 1915 model 500; a.O0x2O dual tires
speed axel, semi-trailsr connt, Al
condition. Bargain for quick sale.
White, 1871 1-ton package delivery:
Bargain, S59f MALONEY, INC: Sl26
Georsia ave, Silver Spring, SH. $3.50.
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EASTMAN & SEA
Realtors. FA. 1920
III ACRES. S12.500

II I AOItC6, V1 A,OVV
pB acres fertile and tillable, all gently
rolling, bordering stream: Groom dwelling
rood condition: large barn and many Other
outbuiIdings, Near Manassas, Va. A rea
farm ct the price. MILLS REALTY co.
IA OAQQ.4Ql3 D
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EASTMAN & SEAY
MODERN FARM HOUSE

N10DI4g4N Z 143e3V1 @1
A very unusual, lovely old restored Colo
nial house, with lse. liv. rm. and fireplace.
concrete kitchen, din. rm., 2 bedrms. and
bath; spring water pumped automatically
to house and building. A splendid gen
Land fsrmed according to soil conservation
program and in high state OF cultivation:
lO4 acres Of gently rolling land. pasture
land in bluegrass and clover, some wood
land: all fields fed by springs or streams
10 miles west of Warrenton. Let us
show you this fine farm.
EASTMAN & SEAY
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nnn ACRES

40 miles D. c.-Well-eouipped dairy pro-
ducine large quantity milk for washington
~ labor to- run successful operation. other
features: large herd of cattle, ideal for
stock raising, breeding horses; plenty i OF
marsh land for wild ducks. This could
be a sportSman's paradise on ppontaoie
basis Price, S150,000. Box eo-k' SIaF'
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Overlookino Raw and Ocean

Beautiful locatlon-This property Is saigssy hEaiy
setup: good Site for lunch rm., gas sta
tion. store. etc; in village, acre. charming
dwelling, asbestos shing!ed, rms: gas IA
and cleo. garage. laundry house; snap
al $4,000. part down. Bargain list iree.
O. C. DAVIS, STRoUT REALTY l22 N.
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Choice Small Farm. $4,000

Rare '.fnd" and real sacrifice, Excellent
6-rm. dwelling with cleo; deilehtiu. view;
ali in tillage: apples and srapes;easy run
to ADVANTAGES Bargain list Free. 6. B.
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18O ACRES

A GOOD. productive farm, well situated in
real farm producing area; fenced and cross
fenced; ali land lies well for tractor farm
ing and is under cultivation; some wood
land outer edge of farm: S-room frame
house, very good barn 36x6O it., new double
corn crib, poultry house and stone spring
house, electricity; q FIRST. trust OF Sl2 2.O9o
about values bring your appraiser. Exclu-
" cTMAN & SEAY
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1AxIcABs FOR RENT.
TRAtlERS.

IS47 PLYMOUTH TAXICAR &
reasonably: colored: AT: 1895.
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BARNEY REAL ESTATE
ryson's Corner, PO. Box 613, FAN
Chnrch Va EA 1865. %
3o5 Acres. 3 Dwellings

Fertile farm and hunting lodge: large
fshins creek; handy to school: store, ei; stei !.
good bldss; arm. and two S-rm Gwen
in crop land, 100 a. pasture. valuable cofo 90. a
wood and timber, approx zoo tnrlley n,bey
apple 200 young peach trees pienssy, . ooneI nnn
fruit ased owners low price; - oOu,
part down possession at once. b rsalInn sln
fist free. E. c. BRUMBACk, sTROol
pFAITv MiddletoWn, Va
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an ACRES, located 90 miles D. G.; 6-rm.
frame house, with hot and cold running
barn chicken n .noS hoSse eoadfsoe S5naoe
''resm ss7 s.aere 9a dairy farm, IS miles D. G;
a-rm. frame house, l,a baths, oil "a a;-e, a-e
stoct harm machine shed, milk house and
other tPSr outb oatbidss'; ine cond; tractors and
ali nee farm machinery. stock TO- q. C, ne
priced S65 900.
Ss7 acres, in beautiful shenandoah
Valley, i-mile frontage on q s No II;
tsnsnt homses barns, 3 silos and tool
room and eranery in good cond.; all nec.
farm machinery: SO head cattle. A beautl-
full farm for $4,000.
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
rrsnn,s cnrner PO Box 613, Fans
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AGED Woman Owner

Sacrifices. River borders, 100 acres. ABOUT
pssture "a t Woodlot: exec. lent 9-rm. dwelling.
furnace and bath: "a hI; hIr; to city y s6:0og'
sTRouT REALTY. BOX 259, Stafford. Va.
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hoaaSi' and 'rendlx andsTcostns; sa's75 81
cHRYsLER 1s4s Traveller de luxe, finest
spotiisht. 5000 miles; S3.995 or best offer
sH sHRYsIER 4siS or lssi s4 aslS six sedan green
and h, automatic transmission, new tires
clean inside famous for ssono~y ,Is snd dHT nr
s5sH' VS. ave- sso
GHRyspER ~ PIE EN- Ma 500 so8n and country sedan
beauty personihed: radio and heater dual
%srs 3E.ns%s,sa aug 81 sessI
BY tt a ehrysler dealer. WHEELER: inc; :,
sa% ssa9 y Wisconsin m rM aye; aSoo nT $50 am 10
sine. s-passenger; black finish. radio dual
heaters beautiful cassom interor noo esitr
sFi s ype of easso@ nS eost s. en
sale d.ss Rrfe ssMAIA2E Ne q sos
wis. ave, sac am. to $50 pm, EN-
esdsn 1ssf psene eoum5is s1s
CHRYSLER 1942 saratoga "s"; very good
condition. must sell; $1,000 or best offer
cHRYsLER 1889 Royal "s" sedan: cd 90.
runs like new, 500: woodley 1908;
CHRYSLER 1947 town and country con-
vertible; excellent condition S2.650 OF
hest offer under. OIL. AGA. -
CHRYsLER Ja4s New Yorker club coupe;
iight blue nnish, with CONTRASTING lr,, b blue
upholstery r and ,ho h ussa by ns9 e9mpsns sar
suarsnteed: only So .s6a. ANACOSTIA
MOTOR CO; chryslsr and Plymouth ~ dealer;
! 1908 Good Hope I'd. sc. AK. 400. N7
C3RYsLER 1e41 4-dr. Royal; r. and h: a
steal at $3.50; original owner. UN .In;a: l52:s:
CHRYSLER 194S windsor club conppee'
radio and heater; $500 miles; S-.ooo'
SH. 9l45.
CHRYsLER 1892 "6"; T.. and h., in stor-
age 8 years, ~ 1000 miles, excel. condi-
tion: $3.50. ST.. 4246.
CHRYsLER 1e4s 4-dr. sedan: attEaetiyIss nI a,,Is
drive; you'll be surprised when you look
at this car and open the doors at how me- new
looking 1t is. and the price Is only 81 9g5
CAPITOL CADIILAC-OLDSMOBl Co.
1922 22nd st. NV, MA. 5000. %
CHRYSLER 1946 Royal 4-dr. sedan; black
r. and h.; in fine cond.; pvt. owner; S1,995;
will finance. LU. 5137.
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S4600-TERMS

1oo-scre farm with good, substantial
house. within 100 miles Of WASHINGTON;
located on a good road in fine farming
community; Other od farms -i IN TINS s.u area fez
our farm list. CHAMBLISS, Mclean. Va.
Emvnnd 3Qo mo TOLD.
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Dandy 66-Acre Farm, $2,33

Poultry and truck crop layout. picturesque
stream on property: housing for 5000
hens, stable, good 6-rm. dwelling: eiee; sss:
10 village Real opportunity-act fast!
Barsain list free. H Brum6aetk, THast
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CHEVROLET 194s Fleetmaster 4-door se-
dan; green; radio: driven only 5000
miles: for only 81 1915. This car carries q
Chernerized guarantee. CHERNER MO-
TOR CO., 1711 Fla. ave. NV. HO. 5000.
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SMALL, ESTATE

Loudoun County; Ia acres with small
stream; lO-room house, 2 baths, Are
places. large reception hail. full basement
oil h.-w.h.; fronts on hard,surfacsd, [oso i,
with stone fence across frcnt; several OUT
look this at reduced price. $4,000. SUB
URBAN REALTY CO., OW. 6174, TIE. S423;
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Mount Vernon Highway
Land Bill RecommiHed

A bill to provide for acquisition
of additional land along the Mount
Vernon Memorial Highway in ex.
change for dredging privileges by
the Smoot Sand and Gravel Co
was recommitted yesterday by the
House to its Public Works Com
mittee.
The measure was sent back from
the House calendar on request OF
Representative McGregor, Repub-
lican, Of Ohio, a member OF the
Public Works Committee.
Mr.. McGregor, contractor by
profession, said he made the re-
quest because he wants more in
formation on the case.
II want to be sure" he told re-
porters, "that the bill provides for
a fair exchange among all parties
concerned"
Meanwhile, Senator Revercomb
Republican, of West Virginia intro
duced in the Senate yesterday
somewhat similar bill designed te
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Seat Pleasant Man Waits
Sentence in Coed Attack

Raymond Lynn, %, Seat Pleasant
Md, was scheduled to be sentenced
Friday, after being convicted by
a District Court jury yesterday OF
assault with intent to rape q 22-
year-old Catholic University coed
last February 20 on the university
grounds.
The trial, which ended yesterday
before Visiting Justice James Fee
was the second for Lynn, who is
colored. The first trial, earlier this
month, resulted in deadlocked
jury. Justice Edward M. Curran
discharged the jury.
The young woman testified she
had alighted from streetcar at
Michigan avenue and Harewood
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Nine. Evanti Again
Scores Success
In Recital Here
By Alice Eversmon

lillian Evanti added another
successful appearance to her many,
with the recital given last night in
Asbury Methodist Church. The
singer, whose first renown was won
In grand opera, is also song in
terpreter and her varied program
covered the Italian, French and
German styles. 1t was pity, how
we're, that she did not include more
songs in English, for with her de-
livery of d'Hardelot's Because" as
encore her clear diction contributed
greatly to the audiences very evil
dent enjoyment of this number.
Strangely enough, two Negro spirit
uals and her oWn composition,
'fTwenty- third Psalm" were not so
distinctly enunciated.
Throughout the program Nine.
Evanti used her voice with discre-
tion and rarely pushed 1t beyond
its more pleasurable compass. While
not all the high notes of her con-
side able range retained their nat
ural purity, in Strauss GALS mir dein
Lien erklang" they were exception
aHs sweet and mellow. For the most
part, she did not attempt too great
volume and this restraint kept the
tones clear, particularly above the
lower register.
From both an interpretive and a
vocal standpoint. her best work was
-, uyloirh
besides that of Strauss, included
Brahms "Immer leiser wird mein
Schlummer" and Marks "Wald-
seilgkeit." She caught the beautiful
mood of the Brahms with fine
artistry and all three numbers were
sung with flnesSe. This was en-
ployed also with effect in Bono
cinis "Pieta milo caro- bene" and
Cavalli's "Donzelle fuggire," the
former being embellished with we'll
managed crescendos and broad
musical line.
The group in French suited her
the least, with the exception OF
Moret's "Sous lie ciel de lIslam" OF
which she gave a tender and ton
ally expressive delivery. The three
Faure songs that completed this
group, "Nocturne," "Toujours" and
"Fleur jetee," were sung with too
veiled a quality that clouded the
diction as we'll.
From her operatic repertoire she
chose the "Qui la voce" from Bel
lini's II Puritani" and the "Ah, fors'
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, NAY l9. 1913.

lie lui" from Verdi's La Traviata.'
Both called into play her coloratura
technique, which is smooth and flu
ent. 1t shone at its best, however
in Strauss Voices of Spring." fol
which she was warmly applaudeo
although the arias were given with
full regard for the traditional in
depreciation.
Mime. Evantis "Twenty-thiro
Psalm" disclosed her marked talent
as composer, for she has retained
the spiritual quality of the text ir
the interesting arrangement she has
given it. This number closed the
printed programs but encores were
in order by demand of the audience
which filled the church. A large
basket of flowers and other floral
tributes were handed the artist and
in response she seated herself a,
the piano to sing her own compost
ton, Thank you for the flowers.
Nine. Evanti was presented In this
recital by the Beta zeta Chapter
/ zeta Phi Beta Sorority and hao
the very capable assistance oi
Arturo Papalardo at the piano.
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road NE. and had started walking
across the university grounds when
she was grabbed.
Three students rushed to her
rescue, jumped on Lynn and held
him for police.
Lynn contended he had no
criminal intent, but had sought
only to ask the young woman di-
rections to town, when she
screamed.
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, accomplish the same kind Of ex-
change Of land for dredging privi-
leges for the same company. 1t
went to the Public Works Commit
tee, of which Senator Revercomb is
chairman
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the Sand Evacuation Hospital
will be activated formally at ce-
remonies at $50 pm. tomorrow IN
the Officers Service Club, 1854
Twenty-first street NV.
Col. Frederic w. Boyer, senior
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Reserve Hospital Unit
To Be Activuted Here

The first Army Reserve hospital
unit to be organized in this area
Evening star., 1948-05-19

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BRANCH CALENDAR
Pennsylvania Saxon Junior Association OF the onted
America

BRANCHES OF THE r. 8. J. A.

BRANCHES OF THE r. 8. J. A. =,
President, Henry NJ. Miller, 722 High
land Rd.. n. f., Canton >, Ohio Phone
2-5015.
vice President Henry l.. Kurtz, 2i24
Mahoning Ave, Youngstown 2, Ohio.
Phone 9-7S.i 4.
rdd ddddd ddet .aellld lueaoin shrdlum
Sec'y., Helen Binder-Wolg. 3O3l w.
seth St, Cleveland, ohio. 30. 1854.
Asst. Sec'y., Mary Paulf 3l7 South
Craig st, Pittsburgh 10, Pa. Phone:
S;rt!Iy 1928.
Treasurer Edith b. Hartfelder, s15
Beckford st, New Castle, Pa. Phone.
l274-W.
.aAxo1Es OF Tnr $50
Pres, Tom Murtz Jr., S24 Miller Ave.
ssec'y- Carl Evsrth, s4s 8. Arch st
UuS.
Pres. Donald Ongerth. ia Harrison
Secy.,. Francis Theis. 34OS-24th st..
N. w. Phone s-s20C.
chicago, III. Chicago South Oias
Jun1Sr Saxon Club.
President, Rbert Mattes 1915 East
secretary. Hid. ue.ch, 'ss West
Cleveland, Ohio.
CXOV0l000 S0SS 6o8O0 OlUOs
Pre-, Arthur tngar, 1745 Catalpa
StraSSe Phone ". 1913.
Secy., Agnes Salmen, 1891 Nela.
wood Rd. Phone MU. SOL
Cleveland West Saxon Junior Olup.
co'nmSr.. Ohio. - colunb~s ,~nsos
Pres, William Wolc 3413 West l20th
St. Cleveland, Ohio.
Sec'y., Helen Binder. l437 RobinwoOd
Ave, Lakewood, Ohio.
8aHou Club.
President, Michael c. Schmidt. Jr..
2S5i s. High ST. Phone Ga. 5O62
Secretary, Walter NJ Thesis. 1887 E
Whittier St Phone Ga. 2974.
SaxonS.
Pres, Daniel Thellman, Pa Frank
AAe.. Whitaker. Pa. Phone Homesa. al
1884
Secretary Marie Sterner 776 Mel
hourn St, Pittsburgh H. Pa. Phone
Jackson 50i3.
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Dstroit. Mich. - Detroit Jun1oP 8oxoR
Pres. John M. schemmel. 1898 Grange
St Phone OIL. 23S5.
Sec'y., Phil Wendell l2O42 Nashvilk
Ave. Phone AR. 1882.
uuvooa 0ity. - 1llwooA oot0
Junior saxons.
President, Sara Kast. s2o Crescent
Sec'y, Betty Deppner. Bridge Ave.
Ext - Phone 496l-J-l2.
rssrsll, n. - rszrsn sa2ox As1lsas
President. Henry Holmes. 50. H.m,,.
sec'y., Mitzi Zelch. GIL spearman Ave
cary. indiana. cary ssxss su,ioss
Sport Club.
Pres, Dan Vincen,. 610 Caroline -
Sec'y, Eleano. Helwig. llos Tan
Ave. Fhone 62l0.
Lorssn, Ohio. = 1orsia Jusios
saxon 0xuI.
President, Elmer Schneider. l10S W
l2th ST. Phone: 62-5O5.
Secretary: Shirley Goohs s24s I4sxtsg.
ton Ave. Phone: 62-sSi.
Pres. Fermen Massey. sos Ninth q
TEL: Rochester $500.
Sec'y., Helen SCHUYLER, 4lO Penn Ave
TEL: Rochester 3677-W.
rev oAst1s, p. new 0a00o
0Axoo >vu210S0.
President William Un9af. 0c0 uA0
Sheridan Ave. Phone 3213-J.
Sec'y., Heles Gartner, 121 e. Sheridan
Ave. Phone 6695-R.
Salem, Ohio. - Nolsm j1A1o1 0o10o
Club.
President, Henry Schuster, 685 New
Garden Ave.
Secretary, Freda Hermann. s6l Sum-
nit st.
Youngstown. Ohio. - Youngstown
Junior Sax0nR.
President, Henry =. Kurt2. 3lof Nah.
oning Avenue. Phone 9-7844.
Corr. Secy., Helene NJ. lindart, IS
Tacoma Avenue. Phone 3-5043.
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DuaAssssktion ..
Yountssown,, Ohio. ,. 3. 11xnnessAos.
PrAs.. 0s6ss rssaasi ss.. ias Srsasloo
ssss.. Gustav 4 e-auaA ssss san
mer Str.
Pras., Katharine Merschauser. ~
sssre,ar. Ann. Reisenauer. 7ls ives,
23 Str. 4tsli r
1undssssktio1 II.
Cleveland, Ohio. Damsnchor '0Axo1io'.
Pras; Mathilda sigarto. lo7is Joan
sekr.. ELISABETH Fischer. 2asi West
73. Str. WO. 5516.
Dundssssktion IN
Youngstown, Q. Oannoqchee 1dolWo1os
Priis Josephine Miller. s1S Clearmond
Drive.
sekr. Maria Pfingsgran. 81 East
Warren Ave.
Dundss ssktlon "a.
Canton, q. 3emaSchteY Oho1.
President, John Smiley, 706 Arlington
SekretGr, VIM. Fritsche, Center Road
Box 80, East Canton. Ohio.
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New Castle. .1.ss::,a: F., g; 3: Ds.'.ass'
Pras., Hilda Konnerth, 413 Meyer Ave
Sekr Helen GArtner. 121 E. Sheridan
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0alsm, Ohio, 1pAo LloleSuo1A
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s-kr. Mary Yunk. sos Aetna strsss.
Tel. 44Sf.
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Youngstown, O.. .. g Junior xySs :,
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President. Georv k&adel Its rredrt0
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Sec'y., Gustav Schunn, 2059 Summer
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Canton, o. Damenchog.
President John Smiley. 7o5 Arsanseee
Avenue, NJ w.
SekretAr, VIM. Fritsche, Center Road
Box SO, East Canton Ohio.
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Cleveland West 0axca jUA9oH 0l1A
President, William Wolff. 34l3 West
i2O Str.
Sec'y., Helen Binder, l437 Robinwood
Ave, Lakewood, Ohio.
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President, deorbs Krech. $3.50 eave'
noe Road, Tel.:YEllowetone 4bx4
Secretary, Sara 8. Schulief. 2OS1 0oDs
ll5th Street. Phone Randolph SsS%.