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Evening star., 1950-05-25
U. 5. Educators 10 Return
To Japan 10 See Progress
BY the Associuted Press

TOKYO. May 25.-Gen. Mac
Arthur today announced five
members of the United States
education mission to Japan have
accepted his invitation to return
to see how their recommendations
are being carried out.
The mission, headed by DR..
George Stoddard, president of the
University. of Illinois, submitted a
report which Gen. Macarthur
called "a document of ideals high
in the democratic tradition"
Many of its recommendations
have been written into law.
The other four are DR.. Harold
Benjamin, University of Mary
land; Msgr. Frederick G.. Hoch-
walt, Catholic University; DR.,
Willard E. Givens. National Edu-
cation Association, and Mrs,
Pearl Wanamaker, Washington
State superintendent of public in
struction.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
In 90 rnt nrtan,

MONTGOMERY. BETTE E.. In Iovin,
memory of my dear mother BETTE /
MONTGOMERY, who entered into eterna
rest four years ago today May rs, 1916
The love you gave me through the years
Snail never from me depart;
Though you are gone beyond my reach
DEVOTED DAUGHTER oPHELIA L
PRESTON.
QUISENBERRY, ANNA POLLARD. In Low.
ing remembrance of our loving and de.
voted daughter, wife, mother and grand.
mother. ANNA POLLARD QUISENBERRY
who passed away May 25, 194s.
AS I loved you, so I miss you.
In my memory you are always near.
DEVOTED MOTHER, LAURA J. POL.
RODGER; JOHN W. JACKl. tribute Of
love and devotion to the beautiful mem.
ory OF my dear husband, JOHN w
tJAcKl RODGER, who passed away Mint
years ago today, May 25, l94l.
His life is a beautiful memory,
His absence is silent grief;
He Is asleep in Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshine OF perfect peace.
HIS LOVING WIFE. EVA B. RODGER.
WALKER, OSCAR w. Sacred to the mem.
DRY Of my devoted husband. OSCAR W
WALKER, who left me eleven years age
today, May 25. 1899.
I can still smile between the tears
When think OF our many happy years
YOUR LONELY WIFE, CECILIA
OF our beloved mother, ANNA e. WORM
LEY, who passed to the Beautiful Be-
yond May IS, 1910.
To live in the hearts of those We love
NV HER LOVING CHILDREN,
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Dr.. Hugh Potter Boxer,
Noted Educator, Dies
By The Associoted Press

ORLANDO, Fla. May 25.-Dr
Hugh Potter Baker. 70. president
emeritus of the University of
Massachusetts, and noted edu-
Gator, died at Florida Sanitarium
last night. He had been a patient
lat the hospital since November %.
During a long academic career,
DR.. Baker also served as professor
of forestry at Iowa State College.
New York State College of For
estry at Syracuse and Pennsyl-
vania State College.
DR.. Baker was brother of Au-
thor Ray Stannard Baker. whose
pen name was David Grayson.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Records on Erickson S
tion-Wide Activity
Sought by New York
By Miriom Gutenberg

Recent records revealing Gam
bier Frank Erickson's Nationwide
bookie activities are now being
sought by New York authorities,
it was learned today.
Alfred j. Scotti. assistant United
States attorney in New York. dis
closed that the records seized in
"a raid on Erickson's Park avenue
Offices May 2 did not include the
acknowledged bookmaker's opera
tions for the last three or four
months.
WED like to get our hands on
these other records" Mr.. Scott
said. Were still looking for more
stuff"
Erickson's records have consid-
cradle Importance outside Of New
York. The Senate crime investi-
eating committee is said to con-
slider them vital enough to send a
team of investigators to New York
for follow-up work.
Organized on National Basis.
Presumably on the basis of the
records now in the hands of the
District Attorney, Mr.. Scott said
it was his opinion that Erickson
and his associates have done
more than any other individual or
group to organize and integrate
bookmaking on a national basis. -
The Senate committees atten-
ton is focused on interstate gam
bling operations.
Mr.. Scotti let out some hints in
New York Supreme Court yester-
day about the Nation wide opera
tionS of the bookmakers. That
came while Justice Ernest E. l.
Hammer was hearing arguments
on an application by Harold Rich
ards to reduce his bail to $4,000.
Richards, a $70-a-week finan-
cial dummy for Erickson, has been
in jail since May 4 in 100000
bond as material witness in the
current grand jury investigation OF
Erickson.
In arguing against reducing
Richards bail, Mr.. Scotti told
Justice Hammer there was more
to the case than what appeared on
the surface.
Bail Called Excessive.
Mr.. Scotti declared that "tor
underworld men" were interested
in Erickson's bookmaking opera
tions on a national basis and their
tremendous wealth could be used
to make Richards unavailable"
Richards counsel, Fred Kaplan
had argued that Richards was be-
ing held in a misdemeanor case
and 100000 bail seemed exces-
sive. The judge reserved decision
on the bail application.
The New York grand jury has
been questioning a series of Erick-
sons alleged helpers. Mr.. Scott
said one of the reasons they are
being called in is that they might
be able to provide some of the
still-missing recent records.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Jersey Blast Probers
Rule Out testimony on
u. 5. Link 10 Cargo
d, he A,,n,,nt.ei Pr.,,

NEW YORK. May 2s.--A Coast
Guard Board Of Inquiry has re-
fused to admit. testimony about q
possible link OF the United States
Government with the ammunition
shipment that exploded in South
Amboy. N, j.. last Friday. killing
50 and injuring hundreds.
Representatives OF two insurance
companies for the James Healing
Lighterage Go. said through coun-
sci yesterday: IF the United
States Government had an interest
In the shipment. We think that
fact should be disclosed.
comdr. Leonard T. Jones. senior
board offlcer, ruled the question
not allied TO the Investigation. He
said the Coast Guard was inter-
ested only in determining whether
any negligence had been involved
and what precautions might be
taken TO prevent a similar disaster.
The Healing company was IN
charge Of stevedoring the ammu-
milton and owned the four barges
that disappeared in the blast.
Hearing Continues.
Also not admitted into teSti-
mony was the amount of none
involved in the Pakistan-bound
shipment Of 427 tons Of explosives.
The hearing continues today.
Stanley Diamond. traffic man
ager Of the JudSon- Sheldon divi-
sion Of the National Carloadin~
Corp. testified that he was tolC
the Pakistan Embassy was tryin~
to have the State Department lift
an embargo against loading more
than 500 pounds OF ammunition
at South Amboy.
| Mr.. Diamond previously testi-
i fed that the Navy had refused to
handle the shipment at It's Earle,
IN. J,,> depot.
He said the Healing company
was agent for loading the ammu-
milton aboard the Isbrandtsen
Lines Flying Clipper. The dock
receipts. he said. were aboard the
barges when they blew up, but
that no Government bills OF lading
were connected with the ship
ment.
Charles o. Carlson. head OF a
marine repair shop which was
working on one of the barges at
the time of the explosion. testi-
fed that one of his workers was
missing and believed dead.
He said the Healing company
had towed the disabled barge from
Hoboken. N. j., on the night Of
the blast. He said only wrenches
had been used on the barge while
its engine was being repaired and
that no welding or heating equip
ment was used.
Also in New York yesterday. for
mer Secretary Of the Interior
Harold l.. Ickes demanded AN
explanation" from Pakistan au-
thorities as to the ultimate des-
tination of the explosives which
caused the South Amboy disaster.
Mr.. Ickes addressed about as
900 persons packed into Madison
Square Park during an American
Zionist Council rally. He called
Moslem Pakistan the switch
track" through which Arabs re-
ceived arms in the l947-le4s
fighting against Israel.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

ness OF S e W
eral months.
A life-l o n &
r e S / d e n t of
Mont G o m cry
c o u n ty, Mr..
Williams W a S
active in Demo-
cratic politi C S
for many years.
He served on
the Board of
County c m
miSsionerS from
1927 to 1884.
Mr.. Williams
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Mrs. Bechhofer, go, Dies
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. May 25. - Mrs.
Alexander Bechhofer, widow ol
the editor and publisher of the
long-extinct Baltimore Herald,
died at her hotel apartment yes
terday. She was 90.
Survivors include two daughters
living here and brother, Aaron
Straus, widely known Baltimore
businessman and philanthropist.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

q u Y " II oICo
Tuesday in his
h o m e 3 2 5
North GIL e b e
roa d, Arling-
ton, after a
long illness.
A native of
Tuskegee, Ala,
Mr.. S i'm p on
was graduated
from the Uni
versity of Ala
bama in 1891
with a bache-
lor of science
degree in civil
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Downey N. Williams,
Former Montgomery
Commissioner, Dies

Downey M. Williams. 80. for
mer Montgomery County commits
sioner. died yesterday at his home
near Etchison, Md, after an ILL
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Hendree P. Simpson.
Chart Editor, Dies

Hendree Paine Simpson. 7S, re-
tired chart editor of the Navy's
photographic Office, who spent
half a century with that organi-
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Auurtltt11s

DRUsKIN, DAVID D. An unveiling of
viii be held Sunday. MAY 2s, 1850. at
1880 am. at the District of Columbia
Hebrew Lodge Cemetery, 18th pl. and
Alabama ave. sc. IS
HIEkLE, JACOB. An unyeiling Of the
monument to the memory Of the late
JACOB H1NKLE will be held on Sunday,
May 28, 1850, at / 80 pm. at the Adas
Israel Congregation Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited. 2S
ZWEIG, MAX. An unveiling OF a monu-
nent to the memory Of MAX zWEIG will
be held on Sunday, May IS, 1850, at /
pm. at the Adas Israel Cemetery. 2S"
Evening star., 1950-05-25

CEMETERY LOTS.
II, LINCOLN, 5 sites; reasonable. CAP
Al. 270o or UN. 2056. -25
Evening star., 1950-05-25
DRaths

1850, BELToN ADAMS Of - Il St. ne,
husband of Mrs. Lille Adams. After 4
pm. Thursday, May 25, friends may call
At FraZier's Funeral Home. 3S9 R. /. ave,
NV. where funeral services will be held
on Friday. May 26, at 10 am. Rev. r.
L. Jeans officiating. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 25
Evening star., 1950-05-25

ALLEN, SARAH. Departed this life Wed ed
nesday, May -. 1850, after prief n,
st. 'ii NV, She is survived by. her HUSBAND ID
Mr.. John Allen; one son; Mr; Georse W,
father Mr. Charles Cant; one brother,
Tour sisters and host of other relatives
and friends Remains resting a. ne
ave, NV. Notice OF funeral later.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

Garh nf Thanka
SCOTT, RUTH c. BLAND. wish to ex-
press my sincere thanks and appreciation
70 Rev. P L. Jeans and members of the
Tabor Presbyterian Church, to friends,
neighbors and eo-Workers for their floral
tributes, cards OF coincidence and many
kind acts and words Of sympathy at the
passins of my wife, RUTH c. BLAND
SCOTT.
HUSBAND, WILBUR NJ. SCOTT, AND
Evening star., 1950-05-25

ANDREWN, JUHN.
1850, at Doctors Hospital JOHN AN
DREWS, beloved husband Of Catherine
and Catherine Stanton Andrews. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4tn
st. and Mass ave. ne. where services
am REQUIEM mass at St. Peter
Church, 2nd and C sts. Sc, at 10 am
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
at IL am. 20
Evening star., 1950-05-25

AuE, FRED l.. On Wednesday. May "a,
kota ko2S ave. ne. FRED L; AUE, beloved
husband of Marie T ,sa hne' father MneIe of
Jones great grandfather of Judith Ellen
Jones. Services at the s; H; Hines CO;
ddv EunsrdaI HMome eng 3soi 54nh nm S' 1nterment
proSnect EiJ Cemetery 70
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Dratha

DALGLIsH, JOHN c. AT St PETERSBURG,
Fla. JOHN c. DALGLISH. captain. u S
Army, 18th Division, 3Ioth Infantry,
World War /. beloved husband OF Edna
DalgHsh. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st and Mass ave
ne, after 1870 pm Thursday, May 25
Graveside services at Arlinston National
Cemetery on Friday, May 20, at 10 am
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Vere(n8= kalenoer
~s"'r"' oer'onSes >er Sicbenbireer satbien
TN Den Hereinafter etaatcn uun Norb.Nmerifo.

Versammlung jahrlich emma, =, a.,,
von ger convention i'm voraus bestimm.
sen siG.a urt und % an dem .vom Gross-Pr1.
oross- -Bsamss,
cross Pra sident. John Balthes. 303
'eaoeF V,zs.t;yosS siGg, Cieysand' Q. Main 1881
7sI Eddy Road. Cleveland. Ohio '''e'
2. Vize-Prasid Henry Schindler
10605 Ltnnet Ave-
- Vtze-Gross- Pras.. John Orben, so2s
Hudson Dr., Youngstown, Ohio
GIossISekre'ar deorg Martini, 2os
Leader Bldg. Cleveland, o. Main 1891
Gross .Schatameister John ualIner
903 Leader Bldg, Cleveland MA. ss21.
ross-Verwaltungsrat: Geo Dapuner
eiS Bonnie Brae Ave. Yorncstown. q
5'tI. Iohn ! Roth; &c, % l27s East lard Street.
Theiss, $50 Homewood Ave. salem.
j. Ohio: Herman NJ Hartman. 8o4 Potomac
Ave. Erie. Pa.
Grossarzt Or Fred 7. Schuster -,
Erie Bldg. Cleveland, o. Cherry 1-e57s
Rechtsbeis'and, 1eorge Schneider
1851 St.. Clair Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio
wsisen- Komites- Beanie,
vors. Carl Konnerth. 1859 Gridley
Road Shaker Hts. Ohio
Sekretar. Pastor Hans Foisel. 7sl Eddy
Road. Cleveland. Ohio.
National -KomitssI
vorsitSer. Dr., John Foisel. 7sl Eddy
ViZe.Vorsitzsr. Georg Dennner. 9ls
sorr'n Br.a Ave Yorr eetov,r. Oh'o
-. John .Ha!,ner, soS Leader Bldg,
Henry SCHNEIDER 1oso5 Linnet Av.,
Richard zeck, 4ss So. Broadway,
Salem, Ohio.
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s1AxcH1s or T. Q. J. A.
President; William zeeh. 4ss South
south q broadway is Salem. 9: Phone 67*7;
Mahoning Ave. Youngstown. o. Phone
| 1854.
Rec sec'y.. John Schneider. 1902
GrRsss Rss sscs. Ave. cievsIand . e Mu i;o5lt
MoS,ross @ % %sao-R. s"'S' o"''' "'"s
. Asst sec'y;: Gertrude Binder; 1897
Ro. 1854.
Cleveland. Ohio. AT. 1-75S6.
TREASURER. Freda HERMANN, s6l sum
| NIT St.. Salem. o. Phone: Salem 6607.
BRANCHES or r. 8. j. A.
AManee. ons.. - Saxon Junior 0luD.
sss sss s% car Ev'; .f ss Is j. nfT Ares s.
Canton. Ohio. Canton Saxon Juniors
Club.
President: Don onserth 1887 HARMONY
Ct: N. E. Canton, Ohio. Phone 5-ss2s.
Secretary: Betty Rampelt. R. D.. No. !
Everhart Rd.. Canton. Ohio Phone 1892.
Chicago. NJ. - Chicago south 0aas
Junior Saxon GIN.
President. Robert MatteA 10ls last
Secretary. Hilda Untch SIS West
Csvsla1d, Ohio.
| Cleveland East Junior Saxon Club.
President John Schneider. 12502
| Gruss Ave Mu. 1.0514.
Sec'y,. Marty Welter. ISL shawview
| Ave. Gl. 1-053l.
Cleveland Wsst Saxon Junior 0uO.
Secretary. Gertrude Binder. 1897 Ro.
binwood Ave., Lakewood. Ohio. Phone
| 30. 1854.
| Pres, Joe Titsch. 354o W. s5th st.
Cleveland. OHIO. Phone AT. 1886.
| Columbus, Ohio. - Columbus Ju1lo1
| saxon Club.
Pres, Paul H. Roth. Rt. No. 2. Gre.
| bus rd.. Groveport q. Phone: FIR 7.3243
Sec'y. Evelyn Roth. Rt. No. 2, Gre.
bus rd.. Groveport, o. Phone: FIR 3.sz42
| RoMssteAd, 20. Homestead 3O2ao5
OA1ouO.
Pres, e. Sterner, 77S Nelboun St.
| Pittsburgh II. Pa. Phone: jackson 6043
| Secretary Marie sterner. 77e Mel
bourn St., pittsburgh II. Pa Phone
| Jackson 6043
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VEREINS. kALENDER
des sisbenbverser soeh.en saenserbvnde:
Won Nordomeriko

Bundes- -Prasident, Georg kascher. 22sl
Goleta Ave-. Youngstown, Ohio.
Ex- x-Bundes-Prasident Adolf Wilhnger
2A38 w. 122. Str. Cleveland. Ohio.
Bundespra sdent, Henry Melzer.
Erie, Pa.
1. Vize-Prjis,, John TOPPER, Canton.
2. Nize-Pras., John Untch, New
Castle, Pa.
Bundes-Scha 'zmei-,er. Wm. Andrae.
2208 Holland Str. Erie, Pa.
Bundes-Verwaiter, Michael Salmen.
6492 Maplecrest. Parma Heights, Ohio:
Youngstown. Ohio; Anna Knall, 96oA
kirkwood Ave., Cleveland. Ohio.
MorTo:
I'm Sange rein und rrei i'm Wort
Und fest in Eintrscht immerfort.
suxD.ssE = Z Kr1oxsx,
sunudssssttion 1,
Pras.. Michael Salmen. s492 Parma
lights. .. Tel: TU. 5-1633.
Sekretar, Michael krauss. S543 Wcst
81. Strasse. Tel: AT. 7195.
Bundssssktion 2.
Ss,1 e.%;,o..:, o't:sas: css: 1''''rs.f''
President. Gerhard Gramp. loso7 MI
les Ave. Tel: MI 1858
Sekr.. Emma Hauserman, 2640 Loop
Drive. Tel: PR ll7s.
Bundssssktion 3.
Detroit. Mich. - 3. 3. 0<mlschtef Chos
President. Thomas Seller. 1887 An
mott Ave Tel: ve 92441.
Sekretar, Anna Winkler. 1850 Brim-
gard DR.. Tel: La. 1.02l2..
BuudesseItior 4.
Erie, Pa. 8. ,. n6annerchor.
Pras. Heinrich Melzer. 143 East 49,
strasse. Erie; Pa. .,o, .,s
Str, Erie, Pa.
Bundesssktion 8
Lorain, o. 3. 3. 0esangvsrs1n 1intracht.
Pras., Michael Kirscnner. sll West
21. Str.
Prot-sekr. R. X. Friessnhengst. l74,
Oberlin Ave.
Bundssssktion Q.
New Castle, Pa. - Eintrscht ossans.
verein.
Pras. Geo. Bindei. 116 " hoer Ave.
sekr.. Andrew W. Schmidt, at East
Leasure Ave.
Bundessektion :
Youngstown, Ohio. Concordia Mixed Chorus
Praes., John Mards. 537 Wilbur Ave.
Youngstown. Ohio.
sekr, Tillie Foisel. I'll w. Warren.
Youngstown, Ohio.
Bundessektios q
youngstown, Ohio. 3. 3. kxnneroAot.
PrAs.. 0eors faidel ST.. l7S FrsdrieS
| Strasse.
sekr:. Gustav A. sehunn. soss Sum
| mer Str.
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Ste6enbiroiid .2lmerifaniihes DolfsbIatt
Was die Weissdornhecke Wusste!
Kriminalroman N. Berlspsch.

~s~S 'DNk W. CSh1t0NI'<IN N~IAJNk-
nis, Der bon ielncm nadtlitcn
Gieultgang fam; fa,lm ertannte er
ben TDrlter, als er ipieoer ,nlfeb.
reu ,rno Die Siire biuter ild) lhle.
zen ,pollte. Goi6weiler iebod) bat
te ibn ihou bcmerft uno rief i'm
nit ieincr idiperen Weinitimme an:
"Sicrber, Sihernie! Sit nod ein
YtaB an meinem Gid. SaB Dir
auf elnen Hoten geben!"
1ibernis ibupite Die Sdultern,
trat Damn aber an ben Siib llnb
icste iid.
&al,m bate ibm Der @irt ben
@ein gebrad,t uno ilh ,uieoer al oen
Gid Der Spieler geiest. "a lticB
Holdtpeiler ieincu @enoiien nit
Ocm GQcnbogcn in Sic Scite unO
iragte nit einem fidernoen 2aten:
r@cibt T,,, ob oie gang alugen
iest id)on bcn W0rber oes @itis
baben2 Gu iueibt oob ionit INNER
lncbr als ir9eno einer."
.@as fiinlmcrt MIDI ser Morber
ocs &itl,s Gamiall", outportete er
ausipciheno.
Ger Toriter ladte Oaralli noD
lalltcr:
rgfatiirlif, mas gebt bas uns on !
Ga huit gu rcdt ,uO es lnOgeu litb
Die auoeren Die 3dbne altsbeibcn.
Siuo ole 9torren. Tragcu nad
oeu uniinnigiten 0ingen, ltatt 5u5l,.
greiien. ga oa bat a,lb eli.
ner ecmeillt, red)t fllgcs 3eus ge.
lbricbcn 5ll bubel.
Sabei nabnt CT Sic Sullite bon
Ser 3eitllng nuo bc9unn iie nit Der
llmitunolihfcit eines leiht slnge.
trlufeucn allseiuanocr gu falten.
9luh icine Stimme ialte berclts
etluas:
rSier, gier!"
llnb iein Singer gIiit iuhenb
iibcr Die 3eilen.
slber Sld,ernis bate porerit penia
Suterelie oaiiir, oeun ieine YlGuc
Waren gang beitimnte. fir Die inn
iclcbe 3citungsnaIribten oltd
nihts oieren fonntcn. Sicmlid
teilnahmsIos blidte er bin.
llnteroeiien botte oer ,Soriter bit
seillDte Stelle 9eiunoen, Die er mad
elncm i1clen Slid su Den Spiclerl
bln, ols ipollts er llt crit ilber5cl,
gen, oh oieie .ollh nidt 5ubore.
tonnten, halpIaut uno mand)nal l,u
ilGer itodeno por5uleien besann:
rSie gan5e sluinerfi iamfeit Del
llntcrIuGlng milBte iener grieita
ide gelten, Die iiher nibt nur burd
iuht, lonoeru alld bon luidltiger
Eopierer erleihtert iporbeu lit. In
ierer glniid)t nad) fiibrt cine sluf
fldrung oariiber, per ein iolhes Sn
tereile on Ger 8riei itaide bate, Oil
Die Spur bes Moroers."
Wiit eldn5enOen slugen ihal,t
Goihweiler jest auf Siternis Uni
iraete, ip0breuo er NIT ocr ilader
Sonb INNER auf Die 3eitllng ein
bieb:
r8as iagIt Gu nlm Sa5u? giner
berniinitigen Meniheu iruae ih. Of
henn Der Sriaing gar nihts gilt
Sic grieitaibe! Sa, fam Die i'm
ni1t allb beraltsgeIallen iein? Mel
iagt etmas Oagegeu2 Se2 Sabe id
nltt reIt?"
IS mar nift crit rotlpcnbig, oal
ser Sorlter Oen Soritaebilfen nil
Dcm Gacnbogeu pieOcr in Die Seit'
itieB, ocnn 2idernis mar nit ei
nem Wsale ieinborig geporoen.
@arlm fragte Der Sorlter pleocl
MIR barnah? @ar linn Dies MIDI
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BRANCH CALENDAR
Of the Pennsylvania Saxon Junior Association Of The soe.
Of America
Of America

9etroiA, l0Gn. - Dstrois JuAios saxons
Pres, Trieda schemmei, 773s Granger
.sec'y- Frieda Thalgott, 1865 III.
cory Ave.
1uvood CITY. - 1llwooA 0aSy
Junior 0a1oua.
Pres, Martha Thalmann, Bridge ST.
Phone 2lS4.
Sec'y., Mary Ann Thaisott. r. d. No
1. Phone 4s50-Rl2.
Farrell -. - 1sr..u saxon Athletics
President. Her.y no Holmes 80. Ham,,.
ton Ave Phone 2l49s
sec'y., Gertrude Heinrich. sos Cedar
cary indiana; spor. @ 'ela cias. saxon 'aa''''
President. Katherine Kraft. 1l6s Pierce
st. Phone 36-2ss.
sec'y.,, jeanette Kloss. 1858 HAs.
:ison St Phone 43-27l.
Lorain. Ohio. - Loraip Juaiors
saxon Club
President: Henry Cleaver, 325s Lexington
Secretary: Wihemina SCHNEIDER. Stop 4s
Bdwy. Phone 9l-503.
RO0eCo, "a. Ao0o0o J00loS
President, Jack Werthman. 212 Ninth
Street. Monaco. Pa. Phone: RocheetG.
1l14-R.
Sec'y.. Dorothy A. ZoppeIt, I0s Fourth
Street. Monaco. Pa. Phone: Rochester
Kew Castle. Pa. - New 0astls 3U1los
0axon0.
Pres, Mary Kuttesch. 4l9 Wslds st..
New Castle, Pa.
Sec'y.. Minnie McIltrot. TIC e. Rey.
nolds Str. New Castle. Pa
Salem. Ohio. - salem JaA1o1 OA1oD
Club.
President, Richard Zeck, 46S 8. Broad.
way.
Secretary. Freda Hermann. SCI Sun.
nit st.
YounSstoWn. Ohio. - youngstown
Junior SAxons.
President, Bill Theis. 602 Clearmont
Or. Phone S1224
Secretary. Caroline Artx, 81 SO. Jack.
son Street Phone 1885.
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Zuefc dS

tap I'm German club House. 1852 No
versamr,lunc ieden :. Dienstaq i'm Mo
rat i'm Lincoln Auditorium. 42l7 Nortl
Pras... Anna Tarb. 1928 West Grace
ST. Tel AV. '-463s
Pro -Sekr. Sara SchT'Ier. 1928 Ken
moro str Tel. ED. 4-05o6.
Fin.-Sekr.. Sara Weirick. 1909 Grace
Str. Tel. RU. 1-2f2a.
C.-V.-Sekr., Sophia Lurtz. 4017 N
Paulina Str. Tel: Ri. S-40l0.
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Alliance, Ohio. - u. 3. 3. Yraueu X,
Verein. ZWeip g.

Versa nmlung teden I. Sonntag i'm
Monat i'm Sachsenheim.
Pras., Elizabeth Wonner. 1924 Meadow
Ave. Tel. 1-0637.
Prot.-Sekr., Regina Everth. s48 So
Arch Ave. Tel. 20s0.
C.-V.-Sekr.. Anna cominRs, sos Grace
Strasse. Tel. 71S5.
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ZWaiR 10.

versammlung tAden zwe'ten Freita 9
I'm Monat. ahends I'm German Club
Honse 3S5a N Ashland Ave.
PrBs. Heinrich T.adis'ars. 1907 No
Boil Ave Tel: AR 1-1s99
Prot -Sekr Elizabeth Sitterlv. 1916
Albion Ave Tel: HO s-4776
CIV -Se',r. Emily hcken. $40 Sheri-
IAN Rd. Tel: 10 1-1A00.
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versammlung iedor dritten Donners.
tag i'm Lincoln Auditorium. 4217 No
Lincoln Ave.
pTis., katherine SChuller,
Sekr.. Marianne SCHUYLER. 64S West
Roscoe ST.. Chicago 13. I'll
CIV -Sekr.. Martin Schaessburger
l031 Mozart. IN. 3-391l
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Dundoso0ktio1 no.

Dundssssktio1 40.
Erie, 1a. - SisbenburgsS 0smisshSss
Chox.
Pras.. Katharine Merschsussr. Z"
.sekrs Emma Koppes. r. L. Z. vii.
Duadsssskt1o1 IL.
Cleveland, OHIO. Demenehor "sazests:.
view Rd. On. 1924.
l25. strI wi. ao5a
1undssssktion ~.
Youngstown, o. Dsmsuchor Edslwsasa
Prus.. Josephine Miller. $40 Clearpond
sekr. Maria Pfinssgraf. - East
Warren Ave.
0undss SEXTON II.
Canton, o. 0smlschtss chof.
President. John Smiley 70S Arlingto.
sekre,Gr. VIM. rritsch.. Center RoaA
Box So, East Canton. Ohio.
Bundssssktion IL.
Few Castle, fa- 3. .. Dsms,eSss
"Hrohstun"
Pres, Mary Kuttesch. Als Waldo st.
Sec. Minnie McIitrot 7ls e. Rey.
nolds st.. New Castle. Pa
BundssssHton -.
Salem, ohioi - 1cho Lisdsrkrsas
Pras. Elizabeth Girscht. $50 Liberty
Street, Salem, o.
sekr. :. Freda Hermann, Sol summit
Street.
DuAdGsOsktion 40.
Youngstovn, o. 9. 3. Junior xyrs
Pras., William Frank, 500 Flint Hill.
Sekr, Georg Foisel. 4Sl Anawan Lane
susa.sss1tion as.
Canton. Q. Damsnohos.
PrAsident. John Smiley. 7os Arlinstos
sskretlr. VIM. Fritschs. Center Road
Box 80. East Canton. Ohio.
Dundssssktio1 ~.
UsvelAnd West l6sdrtgal Chorus.
Pres. Joe Titsch. s54o W. s5th st.,
Cleveland. OHIO. Phone AT. 1885.
Secretary, Gertrude Binder, 1897 Ro-
binxood Ave., Lakewood, Ohio. Phone
Bo. 1854.
3undsssettion %.
Cleveland East Junior Saxon Choir
President. george Krsch. $3.50 Save
Secretary, Sara 8. Schuller. 2061 Han
t16th Street. Phone Randolph oESl