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Bundessektion y.
Detroit. Mich. Q. 8. Gemtschter Char.
Praes., Thomas Seller. 1887 Annott Ave
rel.: We. 9244l
sekr.. Anna Wtnkler. 1880 Bringard Or.
TEL: LA. 1-02l2
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Chicago. III. - s K q. verein.

Versammlune tedep dritten Donnersfae
I'm lincoln Auditorium. 42I7 North Lincoln
Ave.
praes. Michael Webber. Tel. EA. 7-8Osa
Sekr., John Lintz. 2I36 Lincoln Park West.
Tel II 9-64O0
C.-V.-Sekr.. Martin schaessburger. 403l
Mozart IN 3-391I
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New Castle. Pa. e. :. 9. trsusn. and
Sunsrsuep n U. vere'n Zwe's "a.
Versammluns ieden zweIten Uurinerstaa
I'm Mona, in deI Eintracht Halle lO8 TAYLOR
Str.
Prses.. ksth- psunn,n. iOs rayIor Str
lei: 1921
deld Ave Tel 4732-W
Fin -Seki., Hilds SNYDER sl5 East Luton
Ctr. Tel: 985-R
CIV. .-SekI.. Frieda Bodendorfer yl5 Beck
ford Str Tel l27aW
Miles. Ohio e :. s. 4 U. verein.
Lwe's 20
VersanTliung Ieden Sonntas TN Monat
I'M eIsenen Helm
Praesident, Andreas Gunesch. s0s Smith
ST.. Niles Ohio. TEL: 2-627l.
Prot. -Sekr., Frit. ScheiI sUb penna Ave.
"e"ss c"vssek o'S Hchss, @ %ssns, sSsas sys se,ve.
ders Ave. s. e. Warren Ohio Tei.:
Niles. OHIO - f.. >, s. Krsnken Unter.
stuetsunss Verein .Zwe,s sS.
praes.. Christine Carmen 4 f. y. l. Box
1879, BrooktieId. Ohio.
Prot. SekI. Sara GuentheI SO7 Scott ST..
c.:v.,sekI:, EIma Enrich s2s sckeye
Philsdeiph'a. IA Z. S. s. U. veretn
Versammiung Ieoen ersten Sonntag I'm
Monat, uhT abends IN deI Germsnis Maen-
uerchor- Halle ol4 Denefaux Ave
Praes VIM Berg 6liG l.sWndaie Ave
SekI., Edgar Freeiand 5Y46 Bingham.
Fin. -SekI.. Andrew i,ehrmann 583 E. Al
colt St, Philadelphia Pa.
C..V.-Sekr.. John Enrich i2Y West Olney
Ave
New York, N. r. Z. e. >. X. Unter-
stuetzungs- vsrein. Zweig a.
Versanmiune Jeden zweiten Sonntae I'm
Monat in der Mozart 228 E. IS ST.,
zwischen |. und 2. Auve In Manhattan Apt.
Praes.. George kloos. 1923 Al ST.. Astoria.
L. L., Y. Tel: Astoria 4-5654
Sekl., Katharine Tontsch a46 Ost -. ST.,
New York 28. N. Y. Tel: Trafalgar 9-2697
CIV Sekr., Herman Fogarascher 445 Sche-
nectsdy Ave-. BROOKLYN N. Y. TEL: Presi-
dent 2-O7ei.
Salem. ohio. - 2. 8. ) veretD der verei.
oigten Staten Won kordamefika. Zweis ~.
Versammlung ieden ersten Freitag i'm
Monat. 1880 Uhr abends i'm Sschsenheim.
2O8 Railroad ST
rel: ss4s. " '0'" ST.
sekr.. Fred Theiss. 7s5 Garden Ave. Tel:
3232.
C.-v.-Sekr.. John Ulr,ch. al ". 1th St.
Tel: 86O6.
Adressen-Sekr.. Michael Hermann 732
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Chicago III. - p s. K. u. Veretn.
Zweis 10
Versamr1lung teden 1weiten FrettaR TN
Nonat, abends i'm German Club House
$3.50 N. Ashland Ave.
Praes.. Heinrid Ladislaus 4S07 North Bell
Ave. Tel: AR. l-1692
Prot -Sekr.. Elizabeth Sitterly 1916 Albion
Ave. Tel: no 5-4776.
Fin. Sekr. John Pretz 6239 NJ. Western
Ave-. Tnl RO d-29Sl
C.V.-Sekr Emily Arkin. 2915 w. Rasher
Ave. Tel: LO 1890
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Farrell. Pa Farrell Saxon Athletic
Club
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Young stown Ohio 8. 3. Mannesehor.
Praes.. George RaideI ST.. i7s Friedrich
Strssse
Sekr.. Gustav A. Tschunn. 2OS9 summer
Str.
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VEREiNE IN AlPHaBfTIS(HfR
RE1UF kFOl GF DIR ORrF NIT
DEN FINK r1NNA REN.

UFN FUNK TVONAFRFN.
Alliance. Ohio. Ai,tance Saxon Losxe.
Branch 4.
VersammltIng teder zwetten Sonntas I'm
Monat in, Sachsenheim
PraesiderA. Adolf Glatz. 1888 E. South ST.
Tel 1891.
Prot -Sekr.. William schulier 1908 South
Senaca
Central Verbands Sec'y.. Donald D. Illegal
4O6 E. Market ST.
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Versammlune teden l. Mttwoch I'm MoAat
I'm Lincoln Auditorium. 42I7 North lincoln
Ave
Prses. Anna Taub. 5925 West Grace S,
Tel. AV 3-4538
Prot-Sekr.. Sara SCHUYLER. 5325 Kenmore
s.. Tel: ED 4-o598
Fin .-Sekr. Sara Weirick 1i0s Grace ST
Te, BU ,-262g
c.-V. .-Sekr. Sophia Lurtz 4Ol7 N. Pauline
ST. Tel: BI. S-4ol0.
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New Castle. Pas 5 busenbopd
u terein. Zweig Is
Versammlung ieden 8 SOnntag I'm Monat
UhT nachmittags. in der Enfrscht Halle.
lU8 Taylor St.
Praes.. Joseph S. Eve, III Wilder Ave.
Prot. -Sekr. George Bodendorfer gl5 Bick.
ford st.
c. " Sekr John Untcn. 24Os Delaware
Ave-
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President, Richard Gottschlins. a6s z.
Fifth St. Phone: 1885.
Secretary. Freda Hermann. S6l Summit 81.
Phone: 6607.
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3undessektion e.
Clevelan nd. Ohio. Ostseite Liedertafei
Gemtschter Cbor.
Praes., Gerhard Gramp l06G1 Miles Ave
Eel: MI l-6588
Sekr.. Mrs Johanna Kastner, 1927 z.
l48 St. Tel: Liberty 1.8550.
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Canton. Ohio -s sK d. yeretn

Versammlung 1eden 3 Sonrtsg 2 Uhr
nachmittags i'm Sachserh helm ia Harrison
Ave NJ w.
Praes. George stoff i33a-lsth St A. W
Tel 3-4Hl1.
Prot. -Sekr.. Michael Depner 1918 Ed
wards z. Tel: 3-88f8
CIV. -Sekretaer. Gustav Zeck 1923 Tai,
Ave. Tel: 4-6641.
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Bundessekttop 1:
Cleveland, Ohio Etntracb Berma nta
Praes Michael Salmen, 64y2 Mapiecrest
Ave, Parma Hghts. O. Tel: ~. 5-l833
Sekr., Hans Steiner, 3617 Detroit Ave.
Cleveland l3. o. WO. 1-4563 oder SH. l-3848.
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Cleveland Ohio. - s 8 K u. Veretn
Zoete

Versammlune te d n dritten Freftae i'm
Mnnat. Uhr abends i'm Sachsenheim 7G01
De,ison Ave
praes.. Henry Schindler l06Os Linnef Ave
Tel CT. 1898
Prot -Sekar VIM. Schuster &Oil C1y-
bourne Ave Tel: Fl. I-3,29
CIV. -Selsr. George Fritsch 1880 Wes1 20
s. Tel. WOodbine I 1-a7a5
k.-Looe-Sekr w. Wolff 8006 Pinegrove
Ave Parma O,
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Canton. Onto - z. Frauen. und lune.
frauep X q Veretn. Zweie ~
VersanNm,ins teden 8 Sonntae I'm Monat
I'm Sachsenheim. ia Harrison Ave " w
Praes.. Maria Beckert 2330-1ith St N W
Tel: 2-9Ol3
Prot. .-Sekr.. Susanne Roth 1882 18th st
N W., Canton 2 Ohio Tel: 1890
C.-V.-Sekr. Mathilda Di Jsneiro 1902
s0th St. N. E.. Canton T. Ohio. Tel: 4-i02l
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Youngstown, Ohio - youngstown
Junior Ssxons.
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Monaca, Pa. - S. 5. X. U. verein.

Monaca, Pa. - S. 5. X. U. Verein.
Zweig 81.
Versammluns Ieden l. Samstag i'm Monat
8 Uhr abends
Praes.. Katharine Theill. 1904 Marshall
Blvd. Tel. 2l43-R.
Prot.-Sekr.. Katharine Meiferth. i3i-4th
Str
C.-V.-Sekr., Susanna Romischer, X. D. No
/. Box 247. Tel: Rochester 2606-M.
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Salem, Ohio - Salem Junior Ss1on
Club.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-11-01

Aupdessekt&or 10.
Erie, %. s,ebenburser Oentsch2~r Chsr
Praes., Elaine Steves $50 E. Is. ST.. Erie.
Pa.
Sekr, Evelyn Thesis. 1898 W. 20. ST..
Erie, Pa.
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Bundesse ktion IL.
Canton, D. Gemischter Chof.
Praes. John Toepfer. SI6-32 St.. N. w..
sekr., WIN. Fritscfe. Center Road. Box
46. East Canton. Ohio.
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Monaco. Pa 8. =. u. Veretn.
Zwetg ey
Versammlung ieden /. Sonntag i'm Monat,
IL Uhr morgens.
Praes. John Weber, Sr., 407 Penna Ave.
Monaco, Pa. Tel: RO. 2777-M.
Prot Sekr., Fermen Massey 932 Washing
ton Ave, Monaco Pa. Tel: RO. 1920.
Observation-Disclosures. John Theil. Jr.. 1894
Washington Ave-. Monaco. Pa. Tel RO
4968-M.
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Chicago. ILL., - S""aseite s 8 X. u. Veretp.
Zweta ~
Versammlune tedep Dnnnerstae i'm Mo-
nat In John Rnsbauers Halle 51S9 South
Ashland Ave.
Praes. Daniel Untrh Jr. 2037 East 10th
s. Tel Dor 3-l329
Prot.-Sekr.. Ma~oaret D'ckr~son. 705a s.
Prinretc, Ave. Chicago 81. Ill. Tel. Hnd
son 3-966a
Fin. .-Sekr., Geore Carlson. 1923 East 82nu
St Tel: MI 3-IaG7
C.-V.-Sekr.. Andreas Zultner l1l7 e. 81.
ST. Tel: So. Shore 37S8.
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President, Bill Theis. s02 Clearmont D.
Phone: 8l324.
Secretary. Caroline Artz. u .. Jackson
Street. Phone: 1885.
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Bundessektiop II.
Cleveland Ohio OamenUhor "Saxcnta''
Praes, Matilda Sigarto. l07l5 Joan Ave.
Tel. CL. l-472l
sekr., Eliz. Fischer. 225l w. 10. 81. TEL:
WO. 1-5516.
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Saxon Club
Pres. Richard S. Kautz. 4722 Grebus Rd
Columbus T. Ohio. Tel. FIR. 1887.
Sec'y, Eva Jane Fell, SOB Hanford ST.
Columbus Ohio. TEL: GA S228.
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Homestead. ia. l. s. 5. Erauen. und
Junstrauen T. u. verein Lwe,g It,
VeIsammiuna Ieoen kWeIten Sonntas I'm
MOnat. Uhi nachrnittass TN Sachsenheim
Club ll7 Ost .. Str.
MunbalI, Pa.
SeKr Sarsn Anna Orendi 42lS home str.
West MInn. Pa. ieIephon: hO. l-lly5.
C.-v.-Sekf. Mary Cashdoiiar 4ll3 Vista
View. kennywooo. Pa Phone hO l-47y6
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Lorain, Ohio. - Lorsin Juniors
Saxon Club.
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Cleveland. Ohio - r. 8. 8 K q. Veretn
Zweis I.

Versammlung tedep J Sonnfae I'm Monat
Uhr nachnittaes i'm Sachsenheim 700I
Denison Ave
Praes. Katharine Martini 1916 West 1872
St Tel: Cl. l-5O4i
Prot -Sekr. Elisabeth rischIef 22SI Wes,
q ST Teel.: WOodhine l-55l6
Fin.-Sekr.. Elsie Ietzner. 1853 LIovd Road
q w CT. l-4766
K.-Loge-Sekr. Landane Juriga li4O9 Dale
Ave. Tel: CT. 1-5307
Versamnlune ieden ersten Sonntae I'm
Nnnat. urn 3 tThr i'm Westseite Sachsenheim
7nOI Denson Ave
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Bubdesse ktt0n H.
youngstown, ohio OameDcbor Edeiwetss
praes.. Josephine Miller. 8l9 Clsarmono
Drive
Sekr.. Maria Pfingsgraff. 81 East Warren
Ave.
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Cleveland West Saxon Junior Club.
Pres, Joe Titsch. 3546 w. 95th Street.
Tel. ME-. 1-2347
Sec'y. Clara Letzner, 1858 LLOYD Road,
Cleveland II. Ohio. Phone: CL l-4766.
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Farreil. ia. - 3. =. X. u. terein.
LWesg
VeisanIniung Jeuen eISten Sonntag I'm
Moiiat itI SaGiIsenheiin, $40 ErneI ave.
Pides.. henfy kiein, 252 hatniItUn Ave.
Prot. -Seki., Adam L. Schmidt. +. o. Box
No. Z, Farrell. Pa.
C.-V.-Sek:.. Anarew y. Orben. 81 She.
nango Blvd.
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Chicsyo, Id. - Chicago South Side
Junior Saxon Club.
President. Robert Mates. 10l5 East 62n6
St.
Secretary Hflda IlIlnfch.
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Homestead. "a. ). 3. K. U. veretn
Zwetg q.
Versammlung Jeuen EweIten Samstag I'm
Monat Uhr abends in seiner Halle.
III East 7th Ave.
Praes. Gustav 5. Kraft, 1929 Senior Dr.,
Pittsburg, Pa Tel: WI. I-4857.
Sekr.. Thomas }. Gust 2U6-21. Av.. Nun.
hall. Pa. Tel: HO. 2-i089
CIV .-Sekr.. Curtis Toperzer. 1910 Clark
ST.. West Mifflin. Pa. Tel: HO 2-lO89.
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tafreil ia. - e. :. traUen f. u. verein,
Zwess "a.
EeisaHmIune Ieuen dIItten Sonntag I'M
Moiist.
Piaes.. Sara Widman. 375 QuImby ST.
SHARON, Pa.
SekI.. Sara franz, 244 Emerson Ave.
CIV. .-Seki.. a. Guenthei. 1914 tartelI Ter.
race. lei: 2-l44U.
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Martins Ferry O - s S K U Vereip und
SaeDeer "Etntracht" Zweie ".
VersammIuns ieoen /. Sonntae i'm Mona,
In eigener Halle. Uhr nachm
Praesident: Ben Clark. 25I2 Vance Ave-,
Wheeling. w Ca. Phone: Warwood 669
Sekretaer: Elsie Orend. 81 Cemetery Rd.
Martins Ferry. Ohio Phone: l406-W
z. v. Sekr., Michael Hutter. 365 Seabright
Lane. Martins Ferry. Ohio. Phone 564-J
Evening star., 1951-11-08

nifty. A pianist. he was a musi-
clan here as a young man. In
1924 he went into the stationery
firm founded by his father. The
store is at 919 z street NV. He
lived at 1925 Brandywine street
NV.
He was a director Of the Sta
tioners' Guild Of America and a
member Of the National Station
ers' Association, the Kenwood
Golf and Country Club and the
Cleveland Park Club. He was a
veteran Of World War I.
Mr.. Stockett is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Elizabeth Mackenzie
|Stockett: a son Clyde and a
daughter Peggy, all of the Brandy
wine street address; his mother,
Mrs. Annie H. Stockett. and q
sister. Miss Louise Stockett, both
Iof 400 Connecticut avenue NV,
and brother, Monroe H. Stockett
|of 2501 North Florida street, Ar
|lington.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Saturday at the Lee
funeral home. Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE, and
burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Mrs. Harry ". DAILY,
Long Resident Here

Mrs. Harry w. DAILY, "a, of 652t
First street NV, died Tuesday al
Mount Alto Hospital after a Ions
illness.
Born in Potomac, Md, Mrs. DAILY
had lived in the District most o1
her life. She was a yeomanette ir
the Navy in World War /.
Mrs. DAILY was employed al
Emergency Hospital for many
years. She later worked as ar
accountant for the Navy Depart
ment and retired last July.
She was a member of Wash
|ington Centennial Chapter. Order
OF the Eastern Star, and U. S. S
Jacob Jones Post No. 2, American
Legion.
Besides her husband, she /.
survived by four sisters, Mrs
Martha Copeland, of Silver Spring
Md, Mrs. Agnes D. Stubs, of the
home address, Mrs. Ruth Stevens
Iof 604 Boniface street, Silver
Spring. and Mrs. Frances G. Davis
|of Rogers Heights, Md.
Funeral services were to be helc
at pm. today at the Lee Funera
Home, Fourth street and Massa.
chusetts avenue NE. Burial will
be in Forth Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
James AIoysius Ready, 81,
Retired Navy Yard Worker

James Aloysius Ready, 81, re-
tired Navy Yard machinist and
former District water system en-
Iploye, died yesterday in his home,
5439 Hawthorne place NV.
A native of Georgetown. Mr..
Ready had lived in the District all
his life. He had been in i'll health
for four years.
Mr.. Ready became a machinist
lat the Navy Yard during World
War I. Later he worked at the
District water filtration plant at
the Mcmillan Park Reservoir.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Blanche L. Ready: four sons,
George A. of 1925 @ street NV,
Michael j. of 1910 North Thirty
third road, Arlington; James A.
lof 2213 Fortieth place NV. and
John F of the Hawthorne place
address; three daughters, Mrs
Mary Alice Kessler, 1921 Illinois
avenue NV; Miss Mary A. Ready
Iof the Hawthorne place address
and Mrs. Marie r. Herndon OF
ISt. Petersburg. Fla, and a brother
Maurice Ready. Of 1901 N street
INV.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 am. Saturday in the Cham
Ibers funeral home. 3072 M street
NV, followed by requiem mass
lat 8 am. in Our Lady Of Victory
Catholic Church, 1885 Macarthur
boulevard NV. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Britain Puts Restrictions
On Home Coal Buying
Nv The Assocjcted Press

LONDON, Nov. S.-Britain to.
night limited the amount of Goa.
any householder can buy during
the next three months.
I Geoffrey Lloyd. minister Of fuel
and power, told the House OF
Commons that the country's
stocks Of household coal now total
100000 tons-"only half last
years stocks and lower than they
have been since the war"
Asked to explain how much of a
cut in supplies the average British
home would take. Mr.. Lloyd re-
piled. "It will be extremely COM
Iplicated and I cannot explain II
here"
Mr.. Lloyd's ministry issued ar
order. however, limiting purchase.
in northern districts to 1874
pounds of coal during November
December and January. The max.
imum for the warmer southern
districts was set at 1,120 pounds
Previously, the average British
family was given an annual Goa
ALLEGATION Of 1884 pounds. ane
permitted to buy up to two ton.
Of coke if it was available.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Nations S Health Better
Than Usual for Season
BY The Asseeiated Press

Except for the kids who have
the measles, the Nations health /:
better than usual at this time o1
year.
The Public Health Services
weekly summary Of communicable
diseases, issued today. listed 2,08s
cases of measles on November ;
compared with 1915 last year anc
Ia five-year average of 1881.
But influenza cases numbered
only 431 (there were 868 in 1850
an average year, and pneumonia
only 706 Q.169 last year,. Polio
cases totaled 803 compared tc
! ,089 last year.
The summary listed rs cases OF
meningococcal meningitis on No
vember 3 compared with the FIVE
year average of 48 and a total o1
3.495 for the first "A weeks o1
1851 compared to 3,027 in the
similar period of 1850.
Noting that this disease tends
Ito occur in waves at intervals OF
six to IL years, with the last cpl
|demic in 1943, the report said the
rise in 1851 over 1850 suggest.
that another period Of increased
Incidence of meningococcal men.
Iingitis may be In the offing."
Evening star., 1951-11-08
John Herman Wendell,
Lifelong Resident Here

John Herman Wendell, SO, a life.
long resident, died Monday at his
winter home in Birmingham, Ala
Mr.. Wendell had resided at 2504
Tenth street NE. He retired two
years ago after g years with the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Teresa Williams Wendell; 8
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Bayer ol
Salt Lake City. Utah; four sons
Leonard F.. Charles S.. j. H
Wendell III. and Robert K, all ol
Washington; two sisters, Mrs
Clarence B. Tully. and Mrs. James
Percy Beall, and six grandchildren
Funeral services will be held al
9 am. tomorrow at st. Anthony's
Catholic Church. Burial will be ir
Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Public Opinion PoIIers
Sue Time Magazine
BY the Asseeiofed Press

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nov. g.
A suit for damages totaling $780,
900 against Time. Inc, publisher
Of Time magazine, has been fled
in Federal Court here by a Denver
(Colo.) public opinion polling
service and its former president.
Research Services. Inc, of Den
yer. and Edward B. Whittlesey
contend they were driven out OF
business by an allegedly false item
printed in the magazine.
In their action. they each claim
500, 900 damages from Time, de.
scribed as New York corporation
doing business in Connecticut
The suit stems from the 1948 pres
idential election.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
IVA 10 Review Applications
Rejected Under Old Law
BY the Assoeiosed Press

The Veterans Administration
said today it will review the appli-
cations which it has rejected from
veterans of the Korean campaign
who asked for vocational training.
VA said it wants to determine
whether some 200 rejected vet
Grams have since become eligible
for training under a new law en-
acted otocber IL. The agency
added that the review will be au-
tomato.
Veterans whose requests had
been turned down need not file
new applications" VA said.
Those who are eligible under
the new law will be notified"
Before October II, vocational
training for Korean veterans was
limited to those whose disabili-
ties resulted from combat, or from
extrahazardous service outside Of
combat.
Under the new law, a veteran
may be eligible for training if he
was disabled in service any time
after June 81. 1850, and not nee
essarily in combat or under extra
hazardous conditions. Further
more, the disability may have oc-
CURED anywhere in the world.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
James |. Hale, 56,
Public Roads Bureau
|Artist-IIIustrator

James L. Hale. Sc, an artist IL.
illustrator with the Bureau of Pub
lie Roads, died yesterday of {
heart attack at his home, 444l
Ellicott street NV.
Mr.. Hale, who had been with
the Bureau for the last 18 years
was a motion picture production
specialist. He worked at the Agri.
culture Department from 1881 tt
1888.
A native of the District, he at.
tended Eastern High School here
He was a veteran of World War
Prior to his Government serv.
ice, Mr.. Hale was a commercial
artist here and operated a shor
On Thirteenth street near G stree
NV. for many years.
He was a member Of Episcopa
Church of the Nativity.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Madeline E. Hale, and hi.
niece, Mrs. Samuel Felker, with
whom he lived. Also surviving
are his mother, Mrs. Martha
Miller Hale of Arlington. Va, {
sister and two brothers.
The body Is at Chambers
Funeral Home, 3072 M street NV
until 10:30 am. tomorrow. Grave.
side services will be held at Arl.
ington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Margaret G|ascox,
Harry Wardman Kin

Mrs. Margaret C. Glascox, 50
mother Of Mrs. Harry Glasco1
Wardman. widow Of the Washing.
ton builder who made and los
fortunes in construction ventures
died yesterday at the Wardmar
home. 2433 Massachusetts, avenu.
NV.
An invalid for eight years, Mrs
Glascox had been cared for "con.
stantly" by Mrs. Wardman. Mr.
Wardman, whose real estate for.
tune once was estimated at $l31
million, died in 1888 at 81, on the
road to partial financial recovery
He was the builder of the Ward.
man Park Hotel. Cathedral Man.
sions and scores of Washington.
biggest apartment houses, hotel.
and business buildings.
Mrs. Glascox. a native of Ash.
vile. N. c.. came to Washington S,
years ago. She was a member O.
st. Adams Episcopal Church ane
Tor many years before her Hines.
had been active in charity work.
Besides Mrs. Wardman, Mrs
Glascox is survived by another
daughter, Miss Marie j. Glasco,
OF l706 Columbia road NV, anc
"a granddaughter. Mrs. Heller
Wardman Naselli, of Mexico City
wife Of an Italian count.
Funeral services will be held a.
II am. tomorrow in st. Alban'.
Church. Wisconsin and Massachu.
sets avenues NV, and burial will
be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Chair Corps Will Be Cut,
Navy Tells Senator Johnson
by the Assoeioied Press

Senator Lyndon Johnson, Demo.
Icrat. OF Texas, says he has received
assurances that the Navy will cut
down on the number of able
bodied men performing chair
corps" duties.
This was one of series of COM
plants aired in a recent report
by a Senate Preparedness watch
dog" subcommittee.
Senator johnson, the subcom-
Imittee chairman. said yesterday he
has been advised by Undersecre-
Itary Of the Navy Francis p. White
hair that the Navy has already
taken positive steps" to remedy q
number of conditions discussed in
the report.
The Texas Senator said the Navy
and the Marine Corps are to be
commended "for not standing upon
outraged dignity and denying the
existence of abuses that need to
be corrected"
Evening star., 1951-11-08
Mrs. George A. Hinseh, IA
lWife OF Retired Builder

Mrs. George A. Hinsch. "a. for
mer Washington resident and wife
lof a retired general contractor
here. died yesterday at her home
in Flushing. N. Y.
Mrs. Hinsch and her husband
for many years lived here and in
Falls Church, Va. She was q
member of the Order Of the East
iern Star.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Hinsch is survived by two sons,
Donald Hinsch of Great Neck,
N. Y, and Myron Hinsch of
Phoenix, Ariz.; a daughter, Mrs.
Arthur M. Schoettgen of Flushing
and a brother. Irwin Pridgeon Of
the photo department of The Star.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in Flushing.