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DOUGLAS BIBLE CHURCH
 of the

Alaska Evangelization Society
 Donald VerU1n, Pastor. Sunday School 10:30 am. a' Church.
 Christmas program, 7:30 pm.- Included is a sound film of mess age in song by the Gospel Heralds.
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DOUGLAS COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH

Services in the new Community
 Church Building
 Rev. J. P. Porter, Minister l0:00 a.m.-Supday School. HOO am. Morning Worship
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FROM WHITEEoRSE

N. L. D'Arcy of Whitehorse is at the Baranof Hotel.
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BETHEL TABERNACLE Assembly of God)
Fourth and Franklin Streets


 Rev. R. E. Baker, Pastor 10 a.m.-Sunday School. Glasses for all ages including an adult Bible class.
 II a.m.-Morning Worship. 5.30 pm.-Government Hospital 8 p.m.-Evaneglistic service. 10:30 p.m.-Meeting in the Mis- sion on South Franklin Street. Tuesday: p.m.-Prayer meeting and Bible study.
 Friday: p.m.-Young Peoples Service.
 The Women's Missionary Council meets the first Thursday night at s o'clock of each month.
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FROM SITKA

Sacey Somers of Sitka is at the Baranof Hotel.
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FROM FAIRBANKS

z. R. Matishak of Fairbanks is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
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PELICAN VISITOR

Tony zitz of Pelican is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
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WHITEHoRsE VISITOR

c. J. Davidson of Whitehorse is at the Baranof Hotel.
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
 (MORMON)
10th and E Street

10th and E Street F. LeRoy Davis. Branch President 9:30 a.m.-Priesthood meeting. 10:30 am.-Sunday School, in cludes teenage and adult classes. 7:30 p.m.-Sacrament service. Tuesday. 8 p.m.-Relief Society. Wednesday, p.m.-Primary
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CHAPEL-BY-THE-LAKE
Corner Glacier Highway and F
 Covo Poad at Ark T.qka

Corner Glacler HlghWay and FTltl
 Cove Road at Aux Lake
 Rev. R. E. McCluggage.
 At 7:30 o'clock tonight Saturday, Sunday School Christmas pro- gram.
 HOO am. Morning Worship A Family" service. of song and story as well as sermon. The Sunday School session is omitted to make it possible for both parents and children to attend the service.
 6:30 pm. = Westminster Fellow ship will go caroling.
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CATHClgC CHURCH

CATHCLyC CHURCH
 Church of the Nativity of the
 Blessed Virgin Mary, Juneau
 Fifth and Gold Streets Rev. Robert L. Whelan, S.J.
 Masses on Sunday: 2, 8:30, l0 and 11:30 am.
 Masses on weekdays: and 8:25 am.
 Confessions Saturday. eve oi holy days, eve of First Fridays, to ,. 7:30 to pm. Rosary-each evening at 7:45. Rosary and Benediction-Sunday and Friday evenings at 7:45.
 Times of Masses on Christmas Christmas Eve Midnight Mass (Holy Hour begins at HOO p.m) Christmas morning, Masses at TOO, 830, 1000, 11:30 am.
 Aux Bay, Mass on Christn g Morning at 10:15 am.
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FROM ANCHORAGE

Gladys Iverson of Anchorage is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
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Alive When Picked Up

He wept after viewing the body shrouded in the same kind of rough CT blanket that covers any dead soldier.
 A medic at the hospital the Gen eral was taken to said: He was alive when picked up-he was dead on arrival here" The ambulance trip to the hospital here was two miles.
 A Sergeant from Brooklyn. identi- fled as E. E. Donlin, who was driv- ing a following escort jeep, said Walkers driver was doing about 20 miles an hour along the wet but not icy road.
 The body was due to arrive in Tokyo by plane at II am. Sunday G pm, Saturday, PST) and will be met there by General MacArthur's highest staff officers.
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WALKER IS KILLED ON
 WAR FRONT

(Continued from Page One)
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Russian Orthodox Church
 Of St. Nicholas

VT OCs XNIOtIOIO0
 Fifth Street Tonight 'Sa5uTuay, TOO p. m.- Evening Service. Sunday Service, 10:00 a. m. Hig; Mass and Holy Communion. Choir rehearsal every Thursday at 7:30 D. m.
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broke down with emotion.

broke down with emotion.
 Mai Gen. Frank E. Milburn, who took over as temporary commander after General Walkers death, told Captain Walker:
 Sam, want you to know that this is still your fathers army"
 "This vii be hard on my grand mother" Sam Walker said.
 Young Walker, who had pleased the General by turning down the fathers offer of a comparatively safe commanders aide job, is combat officer by choice in the US. 24th Division.
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JUNEAU CHURCH OF CHRIST

Glacier Highway in the Highlands
 Boyd Field, Minister
 Church Phone Black 309 Bible classes for all ages at 10 Worship-1l am. Worship-8:90 pm.
 Mid-Week Service Thursday-8:00 pm. You are invited to come and bring your children to all these services Visitors are always welcome. Christ is our creed and the Bible our rule CT faith.
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FIRST CHURCH OF GOD

Odd Fellow Hall. 209 Franklin St Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Beyer. Pastors
 Residence. 526 East Street
 Phone: Green TAB. 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School 1l:00 a.m.-Morning Worship. 12:30 pm. Christian Brother hood Hour" international broadcast over KINY.
 TOO rm.-Youth Fellowship and Adult Prayer Hour.
 500 pm.-Preaching Service. Wednesday, 800 p.m.-Bible study at the parsonage. 526 East Street.
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BASE BALL
Members Branch and 4.

The Juniors Committee, in an
effort to. create some activity
among our children members
between the ages of II and 10,
are endeavOrlng to enter boys
team in one of the Organized
Baseball Leagues in Cleveland
this summer. This is hard ball
and if any OF your sons, brothers
or Saxon friends a,e interested
we would appreciate your call
ing Frank Ham at Florida 1896
and give us their tame and age
When and if we get enough boys
together we will be able to deter
mine what Glass we can enter
and when the games will be play
ed. Come on, Fellas Let's play
ball.
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CHICAGO
HICHLIGHTS
By Ellen

Chicago, H.. Feb. 9-North-
side Chicagoan2 please note. -
"Thc Farmers Frolic' is on Sat,
Feb. llth, at Hoellcn Hall, 1888
w. Irving Park. $50 p. m. Tho
we are introducing one Of Chlca-
Cos most. popular dance fads,
square dancing, our theme for the
evening, comes from St. Nalen-
tine .... so all YOU lovers of the
waltz. romantic foN-trOt. ano YOU
masters of the square dance, be
bop come along, time your steps
to Bob TomlinsOn's music and
join Branch 40 in having a Won
derful Valentines celebration.
Bob 5 orchestra is well-knoWn to
Chicagoans and nearby country
clubs. You will enj JOY his arrange
ments, and enjoy yourselves be-
ing with the one Cor ones) near
est your heart. Admission is only
SIS. SO bring your friends.
We are anxious for this to be
success, 50 that we may plan
different types of entertainment
at our future dances.
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

Our regular monthly meeting
was held on February End, there
were quite few members present
and it was also the first meeting
of this year for our new officers.
There were quite a few import
ant things that were discussed,
one of them was our Fashingball
to be held on the 1lth of Febru-
ary at Ringbauers Hall, 515o So.
'EAshland Ave, at $3.50 p. m. The
committee is planning a good
time for everyone so come, on all
you Saxons lets get together be-
fore Easter, before Lent starts
and have a good time Remember
the good time we all had before
the war came. | know it can never
be quite like that again, but let's
try and get it as close as we can,
lets all get together and have a
good time.
Don't forget the llth of Febru-
ary at Ringbauer's Hall, $3.50 So.
Ashland Ave. at $50 p. m.
Margaret Dickerstn, Sec.
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
Bv Rosemarie kascher

Youngstown. Ohio, Feb. . -
Our new officers for 1880 were
installed on Tuesday of this week
bv Martin Kerr. President OF our
Senior lodge. Several of our past
officers requested that they be re-
lieved of their duties this COM
ing year. Finally they agreed to
accept Jobs with less responsible
litv. On behalf OF the club, lWouId
like to give special thanks to
Richie Nanaugh and Mike Bo-
kcsch our retiring president and
vice PRESIDENT The new othcers
are as follows:
President, Bill Theis
Vice Pres. Dick Hancr
Treasurer, Bill Artz
Fin. Sec'y., l.averne Miller
Rec. Scc'y., Pauline Iindcrt
Corr. Scc'y., Caroline Artz
| Trustees. David Bokesch,
Richard Nanaugh, Joe Rolla
Ed. Hudak
Reporter, Kosemarie kascher
Sick Committee. Bill and
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SAXON VETERANS!
Bv "Heinie"

The February meeting of the
Saxon Veterans lAssociation wiz
be held next Monday evening,
Feb. 18th, at 8 80 p. m. All Netcr-
ans of the Cleveland area who are
not members of this organization
are cordially invited to attend our
meetings. " co,.
The n1cnll l'ers are requested 70
attend this next. meeting en- masse
as a special point concerning
our constitution may be brought
up for discussion and approval.
Note to New Castle!
Although no official report has
been given as vet. since we have
not had a meeting during the
time that has clapsedVhen our
boys took trip to your town, we
have heard that your boWlers
sort Of took over our COngrcga-
ton. However, they are not dis
mayed and eagerly await Your
return visit. In the meantime,
thanks LOADS for the fine time and
wonderful hospitality YOU gave
lp1dl' wanderers. The pleasant
memories will linger long.
The Saxon Veterans wish to
express their deepest sympathy
to the family of Mr.. John Jacob
ST., who passed away last Satur-
| day morning after a lengthy i'll
ness. Mr.. Jacob was theiather oil
one of our members. George. anC
the Father-in-law of our Secrc.
tary. Dale Mandy. TO Mrs. ia,
cob, the family and relatives. We
extend our heartfelt sympathy il
; your hours OF sorrow.
We have also heard that two
: of our Cleveland Veterans are i'll
Edward Poloer has been il
BreCksville Veterans HOspita
10 some timc( we hope that by
this writing he is we'll at home
George kloos had an appended
tony about ten days ago,We alsC
wish George a speedy recover,
and look forward to seeing bot
OF these Veterans i'll our midst
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CHICAGO. ILL.
Branch Al.

ust two more weeks till our
Faahings Ball and we are all
looking forward to having a good
time The ro,l,inittee1has A,lan-
ned and: worked very hard to
make this dance big success.
Tickets are being sold by the
committee and you will also be
abb to purchase them on the
door. The dance will be held on
the llth of February at Ring
bauers Hall, $3.50 SO. Ashland
Ave. at $50 p. m. A wonderful
band has been ordered and grca,
time is in store for everyone, sc
come on SaXon's come and bring
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TEUTSCH
LUTHERAN CHOIR
BY Erna Sill

The Teutsch Lutheran Memo
rial Choir is giving dinner on
Sunday, Feb. 10, Immediately
following the II services in the
Church basement.
Reservations are limited to lOC
people. SO please place yours as
soon as possible before Friday
February 18th. For reservations
please call Mrs. Victor Colt
schling CAT. o5O9), or Mrs. Eth,
er Hcnneges (CL" OlS7).
\ delicious dinner will be serv.
ed. 50 see YOU all therc-and bring
along good appetite. Don't for
get only 100 can be served,
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QUESTIONS?
Answers to the Questions ~iI'
be found on page 7.

|. How did James F. Byrnes,
fdrmer secretary of state, and
now has announced he would run
for governeur of South Carolina,
begin his career:
?. Under what president of the
United States was the Federal
Reserve system established?
3. Referring to the resent
Brink's robbery in Boston, who
pulled off the first bank robbery
in United States history:
4. Who is Republican floor lea
der of the House of Representa-
tives? s.-
5. What is Robert n. Denham's
position with the National Labor
Relations Board:
6. Referring to Soviet Russia,
what is a soviet?
I. The L. S. S. Missouri is
stuck in d mud bank: where was
the battleship starting from when
it got stuck in the mud? -.~.
8. There is question as to wheth=
er or not the government should
attempt to manufacture hydrogen
atomic bombs; how many times
as powerful as the original Hiro-
shima bomb are hydrogen atomic
bombs?
9. Who is head of the Commun-
lists in China?
10. What was the first job OF
! Alger Hiss with the United
States government?
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VALENTINE PARTY
OF CLAVELAND WEST.

Another fine affair is being
planned for the Children mem.
bers of BrahCh | and t. You are
all invited to attend a Valentine
Party on Friday, February 18th,
at the West Side Sachscnheim,
7OOl Denison Avenue, starting
at us p. m. Admission is free.
We will again haved movies
as the high-Iight of the program,
There will also be music and
dancing and refreshments. SC
please arrange to attend thi, par
ty and again have Fun at your
SachsenhciIn.
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ATTENTION.
Junior Members of Branch


You are hereby informed that
Sec'v. VIM. SchuSter of Branch |
has send to all members double
card informing them that our
annual banquet is held on Feb.
10 and all members are requested
to return one of the postcard in
forming the Secretary that he is
or is not attending the banquet
II you did not receive that card
than call the Secretary VIM
Schuster Florida 5120 and make
your reservation that way.
The Committee.
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ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meyer Of
45 | w. 4Sth Street, Cleveland
Ohio. announce the engagement
of their daughter Ruth Dolores tC
Mr.. Rudolf H. Rehncr. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Rehner. 1860 w
18th Street. Miss Meyer attended
Cleveland College. Mr.. Refine,
served 3 years in, the Army, ant
is l1eX studying at, Fem College
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AGENDA CLUB
BY Loretta Weiss

New officers were replaced by
a few Of our resigning officers,
namely:
Ennis Barber, President
Marie Sperie. Vice Pres.
Katherine Sewage. Rec. Sec.
Jim Warren, Auditor. o..
The usual good luck and may
the year ahead be a record break
cr. Also a big hand to the resign
ing officers. Esther Henneges,
who led us through an extremely
i 1ccessful year.
Emma Hertel, a "ouper' secre-
tary and Mike Hertel, Auditor
=. .... Farewell
to the Hertels who we regret to
report are leaving us in the near
future for near Pittsburgh. Most
sincere things were mentioned
at our surprise Farewell party in
honor of the Hertels.
tad hard to say goodbye to
two such wonderful persons -
they will be missed in all ways
for always. Best of everything
good in the future.
Guest Night
This means you. if you Is yrs
or over, single or married. Ior
have a date with the Agenda
! Club, Feb. 2Nth. at 8 p. m. il
Teutsch Memorial Lutheran
Church basement.
All 81 of Agenoa members are
rolling out that pluesh carpet
especially for you,
Let's make it the 100 (mem
ber) Club.
Don't hesitate to notify eithe
our President Ennis Barber
Comm. Chairmal:, CT. 1902. Mix,
SCHNEIDER - or just any Agend;
acquaintance.
Nav the evening be a memOr
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Branch 6.

All members will please note
that the regular meeting OF Br. .
will be held Sunday, Feb. 18th.
at ? p. m. in the club rooms. 1t
is imperative that all members
trv to attend this meeting as
there are many matters to be dis
cusseo on the activities planned
for the future.
Last Sundays venture was
very definitely a huge social sue
cess. Due to this we are, after
inquiry. going to hold a similar
affair on the night of the 18th.
Sunday. Dancing will be from y
to y. with refreshments and
other Orms of entertainment. 50
bring the family and stay late. As
these social nights gain in popu-
larity we will try to continue
their run. That can only be as
s.ured by the presence of our
members. who are the spirit OF
,t;hfr.,. :. .,orga,ri4tion. So. t!et Ii. all
make. II taetsrte ,he in attendance
on Sunday nights when Bill
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larger lake boats to get up the
winding river under the very old
and inadequate bridges to the
docks over which some 8 million
tons of cargo-mostly ore-must
pass if our foundries and mills,
and some in the Pittsburgh and
Youngstown areas, are to produce
their full share of the greatly
needed steel that is the basis of
so much of our manufacture.
Cleveland makes it's contribution
as do the railroads, but the rest
must come from the federal gov
errment. With the government bill
lions of dollars in the red, the APP
preparations Committee til e
watchdog of the House-must
make many far-reaching decisions
of great moment to our economy
For several years l have pre-
= sented this matter to Subcom-
mitteel OF the Committee on APP
propriAtions, ably assisted by the
representative of our Chamber of
Commerce, Mr.. Oliver A. Reynolds.
Appropriations totalling 31a mil.
lion dollars have been made avail
able for this project during the
past two years. We are asking 5
millions for the next year in order
to speed the work on bridges and
9. and to start on bridge No. l,
since the railroads have their
funds available. The Budget Bu-
reau has recommended 3 millions.
We hope more will be made avail
able for the coming year instead
of waiting until later.
The Committee realizes that
Cleveland's harbor is one of the
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ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 3.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Alliance Saxon Lodge
Branch No. 3 will be held Sun
day, Feb. II, at 3 p. m. Everyone
come out for the meeting.
The Fish Fry held Friday eve,
Feb. 5rd. didn't turn out as we'll
as expected. There was plenty
for everyone that attended. Let's
have more out for the next one.
?. 5. Don't forget the meeting.
VIM. Schullcr. Sec'v.
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HOMESTEAD NEWS
By Marie

Homestead. Pa. Feb. 2-Last
week the date given ior theNalen-
tine Party was Feb. II. Because
the Senior Lodge monthly meet.
ing falls on that date, the Nalen
tine Party will be held Saturday
Feb. lS. Same time. same place
Cards will be sent to all Junior
SaXons.
1t would not even hurt tn,
Juniors to go to the Senior lodg,
meeting. These meeting is Sat.
Feb. II and the Ladies meetins
Sunday, Feb. IL.
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country Key harDOfS, ana tnaC
the project under way is vitality
important to the nation as a whole.
l am confident they will do all
possible. -
IF you are one of the As million
L taxpayers of this country--and
who isn't?-you had better begin
saving to pay your share. What
will that be? Well, the average is
estimated at two hundred forty
four dollars per person.
Analysis of the Presidents new
budget indicates that the federal
payroll spending for the next year
will total II billion dollars. This is
an increase of 600 million over
this year. .
Department of Commerce fig
ures show that the payroll for fed
eral, state and local employees
reached a peace-time high of 21
billions, 900 million dollars in Nov
ember (1949), and indicated that
the figure would climb in the sue
ceeding months. ...-
7,6S5,OO0 persons, or about one
out of every eight workers in the
country, are drawing taxpayers
money. p.
A new division in the Department
"A of Agriculture is being set up
to handle foreign sales at bargain
prices of stored foods. such as
canned meat, dried eggs, dried
milk powder, etc. Exporters, can
buy them for export.
THE House Committee on Judic-
l iary has issued its report on
the displaced persons situation in
this country. Among other things
it advises that the economy Of this
country has absorbed the new inn
migrants without noticeable diff
Guilty; no dangers or disturbing
elements have been injected into
our body polite; the nation as a
whole has welcomed the destitute
people.
However, the report states that
distribution of these persons have
been far from satisfactory, and
the selection for farming not well
done, and "the American sponsor
employer does not receive the kind
of dependable service to which he
is entitled"
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blSIIlClS Is lllC
increasing need
for funds to inn
prove the har-
bors. Cleveland
is no exception!
Our problem in
Clevela i s
augmented this
year by the fact
that t h e lake
level has gone
down a foot.
This makes it
harder t h a n
r Al
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MONACA MAGNET
By Jack

Monaco. Pa. Feb. 0-ENen
though there WASH t a basketball
game last Saturday, we still found
plenty to do. There was a dinner
and dance (Fashing) held at our
Saxon Hall. A very large crowd
turned out for this agar and they
all had a swell time. We ought to
have dances more often
Playzog at Monaco
The first play-oh game be
tween Canton ano Monaco will
be played at Monaco this Satur-
day. Feb. llth. The game will be
played at the Monaco High gym
at I 80 sharp. We would like to
see our friends from all the clubs
down at Monaco and we will try
our best to show YOU a good time
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Mr.. Michael Schoger

und was buried at the East Gle
veland Cemetary.
He leaves his wife Anna. the
children lrene( Anna Nai-dcceas-
ed). Michael and Richard brother
of Mrs. Esther Henning, Mrs
Anna Van Putten and john
Schoger.
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Are you and your relatives men,
bers Of the Sick Benefit Socity
and Central Verband? IF not, now
is the time to join. For more Infor-
nation call the local representative
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
Western Division
Eastern Division

Some games have not been &C
counted 70 ras yet. Each one will
cost the home team SOC.
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T. S. ]. A. NOTICE
By Hank Kurtz
Play-OHs

Basketball Play.OHs time is
here. February 1lth. Canton will
invade Monaco to try and retain
the = s. J, A. championship
The following week Monaco will
journey to Canton for the second
game.
At the time of this writing.
am not sure whether Farrell and
New Castle will put on thriller
as the prelim game at Monaco.
But a combined East and West
team will battle Youngstown at
Monaco.
The prelims will start at us
p. m. sharp and the main game at
s o'clock.
Anyone wishing to hold the
third play-oh game. should one
be necessary. please mail your
bid to Henry l.. kurtz. 5424 Ma
honing Ave-, Youngstown 9, @;
prior to Feb. 18th.
Bowling Tournament
Feb. 25-2Oth. everybody will
find their way to Cleveland East
for the bowling tournament and 4
good time. Don't forget to Scnd
in your hotel cards, for your re,
servations. And if you haven't
as yet, seno in the approximate
number planning to eat cache
meal at the club. while at the
bowling tournament.
Concert
Save May 2lst for the T. S. ].
\. Chorus Concert at Cleveland
West. This years concert will be
different. More about this after
the planning of the program this
week.
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This and That from WASHINGTON
By Congressman Frances P. Bolton

ONE of the problems giving anx-
~ iety to all Members of Con-
gress who have port cities in their