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OFFICES FOR RENT

OFFICES FOR RENT
EVANS BUILDING, 1870 New YORK
ave. n.w.-Available immediately;
asiIsaesa r00pi PENS n ss! SesE
SPACIOUS UNFURN. oFFICE-In de-
sirable suite. lower Conn. ave. for
professional man or manufacture s
Eepresentative; references REQUIRED.
AkkiNGToN Hi RS1Si Business and IRG living
artrs. df desired): Newly decorated
suite. bedrm., tiled bath, liv. rm.,
kit: screened porch; parking facili-
ss ass4 %soa bSa ahen esh MR
ATFhAcr12E TThAHci Vf' SS1sii SoSf1FsiicE - Approx. Dpn
500 SO. fl; Dupont Circle area;
quiet street. 1880 Jefferson pl. NV.
Lee. eoFRFFicE-e slass-topped aS esseu-
tive desks. typewriter and stand.
chairs, etc.;$60 mo. GIL. 1882,
WILL subren. .,,Ds part 1T # my office; in
DowSTeWS dSsS S5sxSen ALExANDRIA-s27So Ii anS SO;
heat. light. water furn. GRAHAM g.
OGDEN, INC. so3 King st. Phone
DowNTowN-on AHi WOW 14th between Eye
suitable for office or business; reas.
rent; snal Apply 91s l4th st. NV. me NE.
ss5 ssf + ST. NV. opposite the s Hscht
sonable rates for law ofices. busi-
asss ssTsice aos FISHER s1s
INC, 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
OR 2 RMS, nicely furn.. or unfurn.;
sSsS''iSa'5' Ss SaS csah either ave. ss.'ssi 9 Sgis
OFFICE SPACE, DowNToWN -
Prominent, convenient location; ap-
prox. pro- g.. 5000 Sc IT,. plus Ice: bsmt'
CAN Mr.. Measeil. pi. lob; eves.
ST; 2s4S. VIM. H. sAuNDERs CO.,
NICE ICE; BROOM OFFICE In heart a OF
Silver Spring; $65 Per mo-, SH.
IaRGE s eFsicE, Efiii s4i furnished, Sa two desks
earDetsd. blinds. Room zos. 1915 r
BsMr. sixi Gali ofFicE as sPAcE IA and sestsir. as
apt. suit, for doctor or beautician.
1861 Newton st. NV. Call GE. as4a.
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES in
modern, fireproof Century Building.
412 9TH st. NV; available in single
rooms or suites of two or more
.rm.: parking space aysiisSle. HOS.
J. FISHER g. CO., INC, 73S 18th
st. NV. DI. $3.50.
OFFICE FOR RENT-1s29 M st. NV.
2nd floor; 3 lge. rms. and lavatory;
fluorescent lights; newly decorated: :
parking space for 2 cars; 500 per
month. Key from MR.. ADAMS, 1923
M st. NV. -27
VIC. 18th ST. entrance to Mayfiower
-l-rm. ONCE with pvt. lavatory,
" FRED A. SMITH CO.
Ills 18th ct. NV. Elk. 24S0.
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COM. PROP. WANTED TO RENT
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE
APT. SITES FOR SALE

NICE LOTS, suitable for seven
5-unit apts. Center of Silver Spring.
SH. $500: ewes. SH. 1854. -.31
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AUTO TRUcKs-sALE tcon.. ,

FORD "s" DUMP, l94a. 3-ton: new
lf-ply tires: perfect shape; S4.t0u.
Chevrolet 1946 @-ton dump, l949
motor excel. cond, $3.50. Mr.,
zUMBRUM, after pm, TO. q ~
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CADILLAC 1889 sedan; radio. heater.
"First Value Useful Car, only S495.
WHEELER, INC, 4S00 Wis. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1947 Aero sedan; r, and
h., l owner; like new in every way
low mileage. ST, 1,190. Terms KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave-, ia.
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LOST

500 BY a. certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to a neighbor with
out first getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
1917 North Moore St. OW. S7S7
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STORES FOR RENT
MEADOWOOD SHOPPING CENTER

MEADOWOOD SHOPPING CENTER
New store with full bsmt.. 20x50,
lge. windows. parking space. Fine
ROBERTS E. LATIMER. 1888 Alaska
ave. NV, GE. 1870; ewes, GE. 1886.
1903 ANNAPOLIS RD.-t30x6o);
new: f1oursecent lights: with parking.
A. STANLEY MCREOU, WA. 2571.
MODERN sToRE-over 5000 it..
Side driveway to rear Of large base
ment. Now occupied by super
Call 81, 5440. Ewes. TU. 5057. 80
1882 NICHOLS AVE. s.E. Congress
Hgts.)-2 stores. business rms,
apt sas rsas. rent; GEoo S. KING CO.,
Of Sin she Sss oeatiSns s sis'lf, IL
Ms. Nj XII K2HN, sVa Re. ss9s. meo' f0f @5 app5
STORE, in, 800 blk. Georgia ave.:
good LOCATION. 1000 50; IT. Call
sf6RR. Ell io foE UpaRRpp ST. nw Facing
outlet, baker, novelties. etc. Opp
Soldiers Home main gate. Apply
anytime. 109 Upshur st. 80
I133 18th ST. NW.-Approx. 1000
50. it.; with balcony. loading facili-
tlCS' u ldNdIOIlCo, IcSClltly IcOcCO-
rated. Reas. rent. RE: 219S.-26
8 BLKS. FROM WHITE HOUSE-20x
130 ft.. End and 3rd floor also
avail. Suitable for wholesale or re-
tail type operation. 1109 7th St.
BASEMENT STORE. approx. 16x50 it.
534 1lth Sc. Suitable printshop,
shoe repair. laundry. TR. 2029. 26'
RADIO REPAIRS, BEAUTY SHOP,
tailoring, laundry and dry cleaning
are but few OF the businesses that
would do well in this central Clar-
endon location. CH. 1122, CHI. 6644
BASEMENT-Could be used for work
cosNEk eSsii kiYsrdsif Il. oAi1fSL MSi AND P SITS
Excel Excel corner locatiSn; = insids dimsn.
sysilabie; sssl I,;o. OLIVER 7. CARR, Ma.
LOCATED IN LGE. APT BLDG. NV.
sec. Busy neighborhood. .Approx.
1000 SO. 1t. space. Very desirable
loc. for a 1st-class drugstore. An
attractive lease ON percentage
basis with minimum monthly guar.
can be arranged for suitable ten
ant. Box 52-A, Star. -2S
1918 NJ ST. N.W.-Availab April
LIST. Can be leased. Call CO. S849.
11o5 18th ST. N.w.-Lse. store; rea.
sonable rent. Call ST. 1893. d
1929 Columbia Rd NV
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
tconfinued1

CHEsAPEAKE-vILW cottage for sale
furnished; ideal for couple; electric
ice box, hot-watnr heater nice yard
with trees, picket fence $4,000
cash. Melbourne and Irwin sts.,
naale Md -o6
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FARMS FOR SALE

STROUi'S FARM CATALOG FREE!
$50 bargains. 81 states. STROUI
RI lily liza woodward Bldg
wMan Washington h.kG.1S ketsGSoltan tan 754f astS
acres, about wooded, balance
cleared. nice state of cultivation; g.
room bungalow, hot-water heat, bath
partly installed, electricity, good
we'll, gravel road. right close to
fouTlane erch highgay IaGs:d from miles a ed0 to
Herndon. va. Phone l35. -26
q. ACRES, 6-RM. HOUSE, 35 mi. D. c.
Elec., well; $3.50; $3.50 down bal.
$40 mo-; 70 acres, 40 mi. D. C..
stream, 4-rm. cottage. elec., well,
$500, $1,000 cash; 155 acres, mt.
ylsT WATER 4sm nSuse oa5Sldss sa,b eies
acres. % mi. D; G, l4-rm; house, %1e
$4,000 cash: / u acre, on main hwy.
23la mi. D. c., 5-rm. house, cleo,
bath. outbldgs.; $s,97o, $4,000 cash;
70 rm serfs: Sovss s g elec D. ssso e mt sysSo yisW
cash. RALPH A. sTYER. Reaitor,
Pleasant Valley, Va. Phone Arcola
STOCK FARM. 24s acres; approx
210 acres clear. S-rm. and bath
home; stream through center Of
plOpc4 w. ~ III w y. ~ IIllC'
100000, approx. $1,000 cash.
PETERS REALTY, Mclean, Va.
Phone Elmwood 703. -25
WOULD YOU like fine stone city
home with three bath rooms sit
usted in the center of several hun
dred acres of excellent farm land,
with beautiful view of meadow
and large stream? Also 140 acres
with attractive frame house; no i'm
proyements; close in. MR.. TRUNDLE,
WI. T745, WI. 5333. --27'
TWIN SPRINGS FARM with sweep
ing view. Of Blue Ridge Mts.; mod
ernized house has rooms, fire
places; restored with full charm of
century,old homo and consists of
center hall, large living room, din
rooms, bath; 100 acres, 80 clear;
stream waters all fields. Good out
buildings: Barn, new poultry house,
brooder house, granary, smokehouse.
So mi. from Wash, near Warren
ton hunt; section; GI approved;
mo. Open Saturday. Rockville 22S9.
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S S S S S S
"a MILLION DOLLARS
AVAILABLE

We want 194o through 1850 cars re-
gardless Of price. Don't trade or sell
to anyone until you give us the op-
portunity to buy at your price. All
cash or certified check, will pay of
unpaid balance. Drive in our con-
venient downtown location.
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RAMBLER

9 rms, . picture W, tile floors OF
heat, bsmt.. nice lot. all util. Sub
cash. Trust held by owner Com
munity Beach, 80 mi. D. C. Call
Annapolis 9546. Write P. w. SCOTT
RiVa Md o6s
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BUICK 1910 sedan; lady must sell.
In storase t21 years; good condition
sacrifice S245. full price. ROPER"
18th and r. ]. ave. ne. 25'
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Available Immediately
Lowest rentals we've had in years
Just $40 month pays for Q 1-room
spacious office including private
lavatory and $50 per month
for q 2-room offlce in modern fire.
proof building: midtown location
heat, light, janitor service; 24-houl
elevator service. Telephone answer.
ing service available. Apply MAN.
AGER, 1907 NJ St NV.
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LOTS WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACREAGE FOR SALE
APPROXIMATELY 3H ACRES, N
Arling ton. will make 10 good lots.
ST .NNas sdsal feE q 70 sp, estates states,
blvd. GIL, or Ok 27s4.
highway. II miles out, 114x29O It.
$500. $50 down, SIS mo. VERNON
M LYNCH q SONS, AL. 5906.
(Closed SundayS). --26
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STORES WANTED

WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE
Store, about 1000 So. #. with ad-
Joining lot for parking or filling sta
ton with office space; approx. 15x
ACTIVE BUsiNEss LOCATION 10,
drugstore. Box 316-A, Star. "a
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INVEST. ,PRoP.-sALE (cont. !
$500

$500
Net cash return after expenses ant
mortgage reduction; "a unit. mod
ment about $4,000. but will con
slider well-located bldg lots or de,
sirable residence as part payment
Call Mr.. Tarver 81. $500. with
E. M. FRY. INC, Realtors, WI
6740. %
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

s;Y|ToEX T.. BLDS Ga On y k5ins s. ip
restroom facilities, adaptable to
many uses. The entire bldg. Is in
excellent cond. Rental $500 per
mo. MCKINNEY & MECHLING,
INC, La So. st. Asaph st., Alex,
ENTIRE BLDG. for rent; 1o11 4 H
st. NV. with alterations to suit
Silver silver sPPRrSSSGS@9conveniently To-
use: @ 1st. fir. 4ox6o It.; suit. for
manufacturing, warehouse, stores.
or office space: 2nd. flr., suite Of
treated ceilinss; equipped with Ven
blinds and awnings; lge. built-in
safe; offices will house sales and
accounting dept; bldg. suit. for any
type of wholesale or manufacturing
business. Call Rockville 1888, ask
for MR.. LOFSTRAND. 80
716 FLORIDA AVE. NV. Entire
building; vacant; suitable for any
business or offices; rent. $100. Call
MR.. SCHWARTZ, DU. 1915 till 8
pm; Sunday. GE. 1854. -26
N. Wash. Blvd, Arl., Va.
First-comm. corner, first floor front;
8 expos; suitable for offices, doctor,
millinery, dressmaker, jeweler, gift
shop, or any light business. Also desk
space. Off-street parking. Iv. guar.
available. Nj. 247S. go
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1902 Prince St.. Alexandria. Va.
AL. $500
EXTRA!
EXTRAi

Close-in, conven. No. Arl.: ideal bus
transp., conven. to Ballston and
liv. rm., din. rm. and equipped kit.
on ist fioor; 2 bedrms. and tiled
bath up; compl. bsmt.. with outside
ert., laundry, auto. oil heat: beau
tiful hardwood floors: asking S10,-
90 S99, sonsS S ono sS vi down. WIN 9p 9ooo noneGi
terms; owner occupied. Shown by
appt. only. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy, OF Glebe Rd., OW. 5000
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HILL & TIBBITTS
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealership
1114 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. $3.50
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8 BEDROOMS, S1O,25O

4 LGE RMS. and bath, Just S. OF
Alexandria: firepl. in liv. rm
equipped kit; oil heat; lot 100000:
handy to everything: priced right al
$4,000. Terms. AL. $500.
ALEX; 5-rm. and bath bungalow;
full bsmt.: gas heat; lge. lot, mod
ern in every respect. A real buy al
S10500. Terms AL. $500
b-RM. AND BATH: stairway to un-
finished attic for 2 lge. rms;
blk. to bus. Only $1,000 down;
bal. like rent. AL. $500,
DEL RAY. ) rms. and tiled bath
brick; full bsmt.: oil heat; screened
front porch; Ven. blinds; med. kit;
. blks. to bus. schools, stores.
Priced for quick sale, S11,500. Easy
terms.
Crawford Realty Co.
1902 Prince St., Alexandria, Va.
AL OQ00
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FOUR-FAMILY DUPLEX
$17,500
Semidet brick containing newly redec
1-bedrm. apts.: shows approx. $70t
annual net cash return after ex.
penses and amortization cover 12T
on your investment; reasonably
priced at only 61a times the gros!
annual income Of S2,700. Tenant.
pay own utils. 7-yr.-old bldg, To-
Gated in Suitland Manor, Nd. mr.
Census Bureau, Call Mr. 'Balfour
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO
Realtors. 14l5 K St. NV, ME. 540O
TWO SEMIDETACHED
Whole bldg; both sides; excel. cond.
many extras; income, $195 per mo-
payments, S109 incl taxes and in
surance. Call for details.
THE HANES co.
CtI RQ6Q re Q6ddd oR
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Arlington Realty Co.
2Ot Wilson blvd, OW a3OO. -
NEAR CLARENDON

A smart investor who wants to live
in one apartment and rent the
other will buy this quick Hurry!
N. G. HINES & SON
Court House Square. oW. 9o20. aO23.
Evening star., 1950-03-24

VAGABOND
HoRNERS TRAILER CENTER. 6tb
and Fla. ave. ne. FR 1921.
Manning Trailer Sales
New and used trailer coaches. Mo-
bile 34-ft. aluminium on display.
Md. Telephona no RRR1
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Price Named 10 Manage
Glen Echo Amusement Park

Gerald P. Price. branch mana
ger of United Artists Corp. here,
has been appointed general mana
ger of Glen Echo Amusement
Park, the Capital Transit Co..
owners, announced yesterday.
Mr.. Price succeeds Leonard
Schloss, vice president and general
manager at Glen Echo for 80
years. Mr.. Schloss is retiring be-
cause of Ill health, Capital Transit
announced.
Mr.. Price, who lives at 1916
East-West highway, Silver Spring,
Md, is 40 years old. Prior to
joining United Artists, he was
with Warner Brothers. He is a
member of the Variety Club and
the Indian Springs Country Club.
Mr.. Schloss took over manage
ment of the amusement park soon
after its founding. Under his
management. the swimming pool
and roller coaster were built.
Evening star., 1950-03-02

A retired Southern Railway
System pullman, made a come
back yesterday at the Alexandria
diesel shops.
Today the rejuvenated old car,
minus berths, is rolling over rail-
road ties as completely equipped
theater and auditorium with so
seats.
The vehicle was christened
yesterday with water from the
Potomac, Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers, the Atlantic Ocean and
the Gulf of Mexico-the waters
in the areas covered by Southern's
lines. 1t was named SAL"
meaning Safety Car No. /, and will
be used to promote safe practices
in railroading.
Alexandria employees of South
ern saw the first safety program
aboard the car yesterday at the
freight offices, a few hours after
railway officials held dedication
ceremonies and sent the car on
an 8,000-mile tour.
One-hour safety programs will
be given railroad workers through
out the 90-day tour of the South
ern system, Harry A. De Butts
operating vice president, ex-
planned in his dedication speech
Five different programs for vari-
Gus railroad groups, such as train
men, station employees and me-
chanics, are available. That way
employees will see movies and slides
and will hear talks on safety con-
cerning their specific jobs.
After the tour, the safety car
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Old Pullman Becomes Theoter,
Starts Tour to Teach Rail Safety

will "go on the road" and be used
to carry safety messages to school
children, civic organizations and
other groups. Special movies have
been filmed to show children dan
gers of trespassing on railroad
tracks and other hazards.
Some Mickey Mouse comedies
will be thrown in, according to
Alex Martin, special representa-
tive of the system.
The two-man crew needed to
operate the safety car has been
looked after, too. They're at home
with cooking and refrigerating
facilities and berths.
AS Mr.. Martin pointed out:
THE SAL is a self-contained
proposition"
Evening star., 1950-03-02
GIee Clubs of ; Schools
Give Concert Tomorrow

The glee clubs of three local
schools will give a joint concert
tomorrow at the Chevy Chase
Women's Club.
Schools represented will be the
Landon School for Boys, Bethes-
da, Md; Holton- Arms School,
2125 S street NV. and the Sidwell
Friends School. 1901 Wisconsin
avenue NV. The concert is sched-
uled for $50 pm. at the club,
7431 Connecticut avenue.
The concert, which will benefit
the building funds of each school,
is under the direction of Wilfred
Briggs. of Landon. Mrs. Ramona
B. Forbes, Friends, and Mrs.
Henriette B. Plum of Holton-
Arms.
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Ii. Gen. Ajmone- Cat, Italian
Air Force Chief, Due Today

1t. Gen. Mario Ajmone-Cat,
Italian Air Force chief of staff,
was scheduled to arrive at Ma
tional Airport today for a three
week tour of this country's air
installations and facilities.
The tour was arranged as part
of the United States Air Force
program to give foreign military
leaders an opportunity to observe
its organization, training, opera
ton and equipment and to further
goodwill, an announcement stated
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Air
Chief of Staff, will be host at a
reception for the Italian general
tonight in the Carlton Hotel.
About 95 per cent of Indiana S
farm land is under cultivation.
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Parks Lecture Tonight

Utah and Arizona National
Parks" will be the subject of the
weekly illustrated lecture at 8
o'clock tonight in the Depart
mental Auditorium, under aus
pices of National Capital Parks.
The lecturer will be Col. H. C.
Anderson. There is no admission
charge.
Evening star., 1950-03-02

Woodrose-a new china pattern by
Flintridge-muted floral tones blend
or contrast beautifully with any color.
Complete open stock. Five-piece place
setting, 1850. Especially delightful
against fine imported linen - wine,
brown, hunters green, grey, maize,
rose, natural, aqua, blue, celadon, char
treuse, or peach. Set of four place
mats, four napkins, and runner, 7.95.
China and Linens, Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1950-03-02

4.5<. IA.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS

I'm sure that everyone had a
very good time last Sunday. Tie
weather was just beautiful. We
had two great baseball games.
The score were 2l to 4 and Is to
|. BY the way, Dick, that sure was
good pitching.
Our sirccrest apologies go to
Youngstown because none of the
kids could make it to the rchear.
sal. Over two-thirds OF our mem
bars 60 to night school on Friday,
and it is practically impossible to
skip any classes 50 near to the
end OF the semester. All you kids
who possibly can &c, out OF school
early this Friday, please do. The
Youngstown kids are coming to
Cleveland for a rehearsal.
Don I forget our election or OF
fcers is on this Monday, May p.
Let's be at the Sachsenheim ear
ly Friday.
The Mar-Lu Sorority extends
this invitation to attend their an
nual Dinner Oh May %.
A delicious meal will be served
in the basement of Teutsch Me
mortal Church Immediately after
the English Service.
Please make your reservations
early by calling FL. l608l or
CT. l-49l4.
AS in previous years, potted
geraniums will also be sould.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
WESTSIDE
SACHSENHEIM
PICNIC
August 18th
ALLIANCE. OHIO
Branch 8.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Alliance Saxon Lodge was
held Sunday, May, 18th, at 3 p. m.
Our attendance was very light.
With the summer weather COM
ing on nothing better can be eX-
pccted at this time.
The officers of the lodge have
received a 50 days notice from
our custodian Edward Wonner,
that he wishes to relinguish his
Job as custodian of the Alliance
Saxon lodge Branch No. 3. The
lodge is taking applications for
this job Immediately. All applica-
tions must in a written form and
sent either to the Sec'y. VIM.
Schuller or Martin Albrich, Sr.,
Pres. of the lodge. Anyone inter-
ested in this Job send your appli-
cation in as soon as possible.
VIM. Schuller, Sec'y.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
CONVENTION NEWS

The Delegates of Branch |, 4,
50 and "a of Cleveland, Ohio, pro-
pose the following changes in the
Central. Ecrband Constitution
Payment of the full face value
of the New Juvenile Policies in
the event of death from birth on.
That the Policy Holder can
name anyone as Beneficiary in
the Juvenile or Adult policies.
That the injured under the
New Juvenile Policies remain in
the Juvenile Department uuntil
the Age Is with the option, OF
course, to transfer to the Adult
Class at the age of 10 if so dcsir-
ed.
The Delegates of Branch /, 4,
80 and 81 also in favor of the
payment of a Dividend and will
recommend this at the Conven-
ton.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
SAXON VETERANSl
BY "Heinie'

The news continues to be rath-
er quiet around these parts but
the lull will soon be over. On Sat.
night, June 5rd. the Veterans are
once again having one of their
famed dances. AS before, the mu-
sic will be presented by frankie
Zeitz and his Polkateers.
Those of YOU that attended Our
last dance know of the swell
time had by all. Those OF you
that didnt attend have a chance
to make up for it now.
The committee is hard at work
on their plans for this dance and
they promise to present another
very enjoyable evening. There is
no use trying to write about it,
come and see for yourself. Satur-
day night, June Srd, at 900 p. IN.
Well be seeing all of you there.
Bowling
The Veterans would like to
know how many groups would be
interested in taking part in Ma
tional Saxon Bowling Tourna-
ment. The idea is a babe. but it
could develope into something
really worth while. Teams from
all Saxon Societies, from all ci-
ties, are asked to talk this over
and let us know about it. More
details later. Address any CORE
spondcnce to Henry SCHNEIDER,
lOoO5 Linnet Ave., Cleveland II,
Ohio.
Members! Let's not forget the
T. S. ]. a. Concert at the Sach-
senheim this coming Sunday, at
$50 p. m. Here is something you
really won't want to miss.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
AMERICANISM

"Americanism is an uniailing
love of country; loyalty to its in
stitutions and ideals; eagerress
to defend it against all enemies;
undivided allegiance to the Flag ;
and a desire to secure the bless
ings OF liberty to ourselves and
posterity.
Dehnation adopted at the Joint
conference OF the Commanders in
Chief of the five big veteran OF
ganizations in Washington, D.
c., on Feb. lS, 1927.
Our Country is in dire need Of
voices for corstituti ,nal Ameri-
canism. This is the time to give
proof that no sacrifice is to great
for preserving our American way
of life.
The w Inen's League for
Americanism is appealing TO al:
Transylyan,an Saxon Women,
who qualify and who are Ane,i-
can citi2rrs either bI birth or
natural;,:c'i 10 becor,e members
os this witty organization in the
interest OF American traditions.
For more information write To
The Wom.n's Leagu. o! Aineri-
rsnism. p. @. Box 6'7L, Cleve-
land, Ok:o. and for convenience
II thcsc attending tire Saxon
Convention at Salem. Ohio, may
call 54o& and ask toz Mrs. Anna
Wolf.