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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
FOR sToCKING PONDS try ourll

FOR STOCKING PONDS try our
MuScovy ducks. trios or larger
EroupS. These birds are decorative;
eat mosquito larvae are otherwise
self-feederS and Self-sufficient in
raising their own young; also special
strain of hybrid bantams: also self
feeders producing many eggs: also
3 OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG
PUPPIES, 8 wks. thoroughbreds and
gentle companions particularly for
children; also Jeep 4-wheel drive
rebuilt motor. winterized with
aluminium top VALLEY FARMS,
Miller I'd near Oakton, Va Rt. :,
Box n. Vienna. Va. VI. l31-J-9l.
NEW ZEALAND WHITE RABBITS,
produce delicious white meat; all
ages; top quality. OR. $3.50. IA"
so n. H. RED CAPONS. 10 young
white Pekin ducks; 4 new Infra-Red
brooderS for 400 chicks; wholesale
prices; brooder cost $165; 5-deck
for 500 chicks, sos. o. G. MAX
WELL, Lanham, Md. WA. 1915.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

QUALITY COAL, coke. charcoal, fire.
pl coal; fireplace wood and kindl-
ing; wholesale and retail. COOPER
SUPPLY CO.. AT. 5919; eyes,. DE.
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THE MANOR HOUSE
1924 MONROE ST. NV.
NEW PoLICY-NEw RENT

NEW POLICY-NEW RENTS
Beautifully maintained, conveniently
located, fine, elevator building
Corner Holmead place.; completely
redecorated. large and modern
apartments. ready for selected ten
ants, from S79 80 up. including all
utilities.
INSPECTION INVITED DAILY TIL
8 Pm.
WEINBERG & BUSH
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS UNFURNISHED

WILL ROOM AND BOARD employed
mother. with daughter; Pvt. sub
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

s139 Il ST. N.W.-1 room and pvt
bath, also / double; switchboard and
elev. serv.; privileges. HO. 1000.
is
l4O1 18th N.W.-Ideal residence for
business people and students. Select
RID. NV. eOOI at Conn.
rec rec. rm. TV. CO. S49s' ia
1856 N ST. N.W.-For refined young
men and women, several choice va
cancies: delicious food and conv. To-
cation. House mother, MRS. DAVIS.
CLUB MASON-A residential hotel
for those who seek the best. DbIe.
and share rms. at S17 and SIS
wkly. incl: meals. 1925 New Hamp;
ave. dupont areal NO. $40. --l6
-sO3 N. Fl. AVE. N.W.-Dble., twin
beds; newly dec; Also triple. 2 good
CCOMMODATIONS AVAILABLE. in
single, double and triple rms; select
menu: downtown location. RE. S499.
FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER AND
CHHD-Twin bedrm., pvt. bath. nr.
SCHOOLS; 18th ST.. NV. section
.ass a 0Sc CATHEDRAL AVE. NV Nv
Young girl to share ,rm. with an
other; piano; soTV TV. privil.; avail Sept.
.sss e; sSth 6S N'W.-novely NV: room; AIS i or
2; express bus at corner; excel.
meals; new house; gentleman. liz 5
)OWNTOWN-The Manchester, 1925
M st, NV; lge. dble. bed-liy. rm.;
private bath; switchboard, elevator.
DI. 1850 or ME. 5139. 15"
SLAUGHTER'S, 1925 10th st. NV;
elev., tel. switchboard; homelike
atmosphere; excellent meals. We
are now taking reservations for
a limited number. of retired and
employee guests at fall-winter rates.
,IAUGHTER's, 1927 10th st. NV.
Make your reservations now for
means nice home for yoS3e gGHe
people. HO. 6767. 30'
CAPITAL TER; NV. loc.: vacancies
for men; really good food; home
atmosphere: free TV. co. 9S40.
L5 MINIS. FROM PENTAGoN; bus at
corner; nicely furn. rm.. for empl.
ladU. Co0d meals IE 4-22QQ
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COLORED-SUITAB FOR ADULTS,
with home privileges. AID. 2976. -15
COLORED-2 LARGE RMS, kit. and
and bath; adults only. HO. 24S5.
|COLORED-I52s E ST. SCI large
unfurnished front room. Ia
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THE WOODNER
AIR-CONDITIONED
Washington's Most
Distinguished New Address
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK
PARKWAY
1886 10th ST. NV.

1886 10th ST. NV.
Eficfency 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom
apts. now available for immediate
occupancy.
Utilities, master TV antenna and
secretarial service included.
Maid service avail. for extra charge.
. Fast elevator service.
Rental office on premises. Opan daily
and evenings.
AID. 5557, HU. 440O
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

MASS. AVE. AND R-Close-in; studio
bedrm.; beautifully furn. liy. rm.
gentleman; pvt. bath. refgr.. all
other conv.: strictly pvt. home. Call
for appointment MI. 0324. Id
WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFURN. AND SUB
LET'S WASH. VA. WHITE ONLY.
WEEKDAYS. 81; SAT. SUN. 9-5.
A-QNE RENTALS AND REALTY co.
14th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
215 RUPLEY BLDG. KI. S-13l3
SIS KING ST. ALEX. MON. SAT.
CONN. AVE. BRIDGE AND
KALORANA ROAD
Apt. 1st f.. lge. comb. liv. m.-bed-
room. bath and full kit; also lge
oble. and sgle. rms. with maid serv-
ice. 2021 Kalorama I'd. HO. S676.
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1879 WARDER ST, NV, Apt; ga
/ rm., kit. bath; $43.20, incl: utils.
749 61st ST. S E.. Apt; .3-Modern
2 rms. kit. bath; $67. .3b incl. utils.
1917 r.. I. AVE. NV. Apt. No; 40l-
4 rms, kit, bath; SS4. Elevator
REALTY, GE. $500.
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1412 Euclid st. NV.
Two rooms; kit. and bath: new kitch-
en- and bathroom equipment; conv
to transp,; $50 and $85 mo. N
SEGAL, MA, 1888, ia. 6249. --13
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3701 MASS AVE,
HOTEL, lao

Two bedrms., beautifully furn. liv. rm.,
dinette. kit, bath ample closets, no
children or pets rental Sl6S.65.
BY appt. only. EN-. 2134. ID
Evening star., 1952-09-13

Ia
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
With, or without hotel service. new
unfurn. apis. LO. 7-S100. Q to 5.
.GLASSMANOR APARTMENTS
Out So. Capitol St., blks. over D. c.
line. Closed Sundays. Ia
COLORED-CLEAN, ATTRAC. 2 RMS.
Suitable 8 persons: $75, all utils.
incl. 1852 Fairmont st. NV. 8
- 1907 FAIRMoNT ST.
N.W.-2 rms, kit. and bath; SJ5
mo. No children. Shown 6-S pm.
COLORED-FURNISHED APT.-For
rent ne; section; 10; 9-842s after
COLORED-I RIM, sleeping porch.
CoLoRED-NEAR PENNA. and Navy
Yard s.e.-2 rms. share kitchen and
bath; employed couple, no children;
sos mo-; $40 for !; in nice, quiet
eG4i Fel FIX rk3fNG eS9E ST. sFaF NV
snG Msf Ssh SNH9s no EoOmi shdTen fnss 4 s30m s g.
COLoRED--and FL. FURN. APT. for
empl. couple or settled woman; will
accept ! SIN. child. Ii. 6-2662. 15"
COLORED---1O47 QUEBEC PL: NV.
3 rms. share bath; accept 2 ehil-
cofoRrbAe1e $50 BA ats7 18th ST. NE. IA :; Apt.
utils.; $50 mo. See ianitor. ID
COLORED-i45e CLIFTON ST. NV;
Lge; .bedrm.. kit. pvt. bath; refined
working adults only; SIS Wk. III
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THE VIVIAN
1923 G ST. NV.

ITO u y I. INV.
Nicely furn, sgle., dbl. and twin
bedrms. at reas. daily and wkly
rates.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
Week: s twin rms lms TS runnin9 nav wafsr S ssi eI
per week; singles. $12 up.
GORDON HOTEL, MA. 6264
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor. air condi-
toned; 24-hr. switchboard; sgles.,
dbles.. reas. summer rates, Elk. YRS.
GILBERT
2460 9TH st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble.
rms. some with pvt. bath. maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
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POLLED HEREFORD HEIFERS--
Large selection of 450-550-lb. top
quality heifers. GaitheFshaFg
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1888 r. ST. N.w-Four rms. kit. and
bath, lge. incl. porch. $50 per mo.
Open today Q to 4. WOODWARD 81
NORRIS, RE. 65S5.
kit. and bath, incl. porch. S73 per
mo, incl. utils. WOODWARD g.
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eIev. and phone service; S24.50-
S31.50 wk. LAO Rhode Island NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-13

WEINBERG g. BUSH
1907 H st. NV Realtors MA. $500
Evening star., 1952-09-13

CONN. AVE. BRIDGE AND
KALORAMA ROAD.
Apt, 1st A.. lge. comb. liv. rm. bed
rm.. bath and full kit; also lge
dble. and sgle. rms. with maid serv-
ice. 2021 Kalorama I'd. HO. S676.
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LOVELY l-RFDRM. APT

only. unusually quiet, clean apt,
bldg. l blk. to bus and Hecht Co.
Arl, Va. $3.50. KE. S-6720. IA
1914 10th st. NW.-2nd floor,
front and rear pvt. entr.; large
living rm., 2 bedrms., large kitchen,
bath and inclosed rear porch;
immed. occupancy; S77.50. DU.
Evening star., 1952-09-13

3I23 18th ST. N.E.--Nr. shopping
and transp., furn, apt. in clean,
and pvt. bath: employed adults;
S7625 mo-: utils. incl. HO. 1lS1.
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1921 OTIS PL. N.W.-5 rms. bath;
garage; heat furnished; $75 mo.
4I04 N. ii. AVE. N.W.-1st f., 8
rms, bath; no drinkers or pets;
avail. Oct. 6. DE. 34S6, co. 1899.
Evening star., 1952-09-13

HORSES BOARDED and trained at
the GOOD TIME RANCH. A few
good horses for hire and for sale.
4 mi District line on Marlboro pike
at ForeStville, Md. 10. S-5S23.
Evening star., 1952-09-13

1st FLOOR. 2 e rooms. J11 kjtehene Ise,sstdG bath;
st., Hyattsville. Md. AP. 1172; Ia
gil 18th ST. N.E.-3 rms. kit; and
bath; mr.. transp.; avail. now; $4l "a.
FRED A. SMITH CO., Elk. 24S9.
Evening star., 1952-09-13

INSPECT SAT- SUN, 3 TO z PM.
To reach: Go to 18th and Alabama
ave. Sc. Ia blks.
Evening star., 1952-09-13

o'' Ooen N0"''' NuN'' OA ia
80 E ST. N.w.-1 and 2-rm. apts,.
completely furn.; refgr, and utils;
1858 sssid MiSr%ooB ~ Res pefh, Fl. N.w-3 isse.
@n hrght GT amS sso th SIT qfl: 7oss 1ci a nicely
Gated, 2 rms. kit. pvt. bath. ,gtil
4e7 7tA ST. s.E.---Liv. rm. and kit,
comb. hsdrm bath. See Mgr. MRS
Kit. and bath. S11O. util. incl;
blk. transp. and shopping. ST.. s545.
FAIRFAX, VA, Lord Fairfax Apts.;
duced winter rates. One 2-rm.' Kit
and bath apt; also .1-rm. efficiency
noon only. Crescent 236. Lee hwy.
BIoGk p6sEsec6iPn az CIV W INV aHH ~ walking Dis
tance State Dept; nicely ,furn. apt.
also furn. house; suitable for lge.
group. Apply 2146 I st. NV. la
10th ST. N.W.-Sublease unusual l.
bedrm; apt: mod; air1eond; S bldg; Z
the discriminating; $50 per mo.
ROCK dA o'cR CREEK AREA-Nicely fa farn.
apt. consisting Of nice bedrms.. pvt.
bath, liv. rm.' kit.; all uth. INCL
$40 fo' TULIP 1hIP'a' AVE. Takoma Park. Nd.
Apt, 4; liv. rm.,, bedrm., kit. pvt.
NRaR' EAR cSTHoGic AZ mGe'hi UNIV. 4o1a Eth
st. me-. 2 bedrms.. din. rm.. kit.
der; all nicely furn.; employed
adults. LA. 6-41S1. Call after 5
TWO-RM. BsMT. APT. furn., for
2 nice Govt. girls or gentlemen,
in conven. NV. section. Ia. 1901.
CAPITOL HILL (within blk. of Su-
preme Court and Senate ONCE
dupiex i apt. in restored home dec
GRATED in GEORGETOWN manner; nv.
rm., kit.-din. rm., 3 bedrms.. each
with bath; Q dressing rms; rental.
S295 per mo-, incl. linens, silver,
utils. and maid service; refs. re-
CURED. Box 3Io-J. star. -14
accom-. for couple. adults, Call co.
1851. II -l6
Evening star., 1952-09-13

H6T6IOTu bUIIS, HESISU6T6U
raise only registered Herefords.
have so of the finest Domino-bred
cows that money can buy. Ii you
need a fine regis. bull at any age,
have it. J. T. GIBBONS, Hay
market, Va. Haymarket 4-2300.
Evening star., 1952-09-13
EVFRGREEN SAIE

AL kinds; also azaleaS, special
spreading yews, yrs. old, S4 % ca.
Please compare anywhere. ASHTON
NURSERY. 6510 Ga. ave. NV. only.
Evening star., 1952-09-13

ENTIRE End floor; 3 rooms; private
bath; couple. Ii. 7-59S3, IA
1855 CALVERT ST. NV. bedrm.
liv. rm., kit. and bath. SSa.5O:
elevator bldg; utils. incl. ii
els EIGHTH ST. S.W.--1 rm.. Kit
bath. $3.50 per mo. incl. utll.
Conv. loc. Avail immed. 81. 2979.
Evening star., 1952-09-13
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

COLORED-GIRL TO SHARE con,
located apt. with ] other: pv
bedrm., NV. section. ia. 1886. Il
Evening star., 1952-09-13

HREE RMS, private bath, S12.50
wk. Employed couple. Refs. 1923
Evening star., 1952-09-13

5000 N. 10th ST., ARL.-Porch, re-
cep. rm., bedrm, kit. heat, cleo,
SIS, 2 persons. CH. 2377. -15
1O2 9Th ST. N.E.--Nice 3-rm. apt,
pvt. bath. Apply 500 Mass. ave. ne.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-11

sonville Symphony; James W.
Crosland and Jonathan Bowers,
pianists; Henry Cornely, cellist;
the Arthur Murray Dancers; Vir-
GINA After and Tommy Woods,
television; the Civic Ballet, Cen
ter Choir Society and the Hannah
Senesch players of the evening
group of Senior Hadassah.
Were planning the show to
have the broadest possible ap-
peal" Kaufman said, land feel it
will be an unusual and outstmd-
ing entertainment event."
"All performers" he added,
"are volunteering their services"
land every cent raised will go for
medical supplies and equipment
needed by Israel"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-11

TEL AVN, (JTA) = The alb
sorption department of the Jew
ish Agency has dismissed 500 en-
ployees as a result of the decrease
in immigration during the last
few months.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-11

practically completed" and will
feature such outstanding per-
formers and groups as:
Ted Chapeau and Tommy
Tucker, radio; Alice Biscow
Sager, concertmaster of the Jack
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-11

The event, sponsored by the
Masada Club, Young Mems Zion
list organization, will be held in
the activities building of the Jew
iSh Center, Third and Silver SITS.
The program, according to Hy
Kaufman, Masada president, is
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-11
Masada. Plans Variety Show
or Benefit Of Israel
BY MARVIN HALPERN

twohour variety show in which of the cYs opranng
professional and artists will participate will be held April
18th medical supplies
T~paa1
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-11

REDUCTION IN IMMIGRATION
RESULTS IN DISMISSAL OF
500 EMPLOYEES
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24
Terror in der Slowokei

VreBbura - Gas fommuniitlihe
Hesime hdlt Iid in Der Slomafei
nur ourd, ben 1error an Ser 0tad)t.
Sic @epolfarl,ng iii in ber sroben
Webrbeit antifomml,l,iltiid' ,lno &c.
gen bas Mesime. Gas Meainle lit
perbabt uno Der Bioeritano geseu
Sic Somietrnion mdebit. Die Spm.
patbien silm @eiten - namcntlicb
gu S(merifa lino iclt peranfert.
2as Golf iiebt feline anoere Soiung
Ser sesenp1rtiaen ariie guiid)en
Dit uno Welt ais Sen arieg lluN
tuiinid,t i'm oarlnl berbei lhrelbt
oas Organ Der nertriebenen Sl,oc.
tenoeutiben. gs berriht oie lleber.
;eugun9, oab i'm erparteten apn'
lift ser @eifen iieaen neroe. Iem
groBtef 9rud iino Die Bauern aus.
geIest. Wan lit .aulaf" unseahtet
Der GroBe bes 8eiises, ,penn man
81 Sen eriten gallern oes 0ories
seb1rt. Sie .alsafen" meroen ip-
itematiid periolat unb einseipertt,
,m 6as Wolt ein5uidiidtern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24

Nine and a W;gsle with Cleveland
West Juniors

March l. and 2. are the dates
for the bowling tournament in
Canton. Everyone wanting to
bowl, get in touch with Joe
Itch. For those who wish to start
practice bowling this Sunday,
come to Tru-More lanes on the
corner of Busch and Fulton Roads
where West 4lst cuts off. We are
meeting at ? 90 p. m.
Boy. what shot! Down the
floor with that ball. Yes sir, it's
basketball time again. Saturday,
January 10. we are leaving for
Canton at 5 30 in the afternoon
The game starts at ! 90 but Can
ton wants us at their Club at
600. SO see all of you, come
Saturday at $50.
Talk is again starting in regard
to the convention scheduled 70,
June 2lst and 22nd. We're hoping
that the remaining clubs viii
show up in big numbers. Let:
have big, bansup convention.
See you Saturday!
Pat Roby. Reporter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24
kann krebs
durch Rauchen
entstehen? ?

Jrcntcn, u. s. - Cine Nniabl
bon 0rauen erbot iih jur Mitapir'
fltus bel oer llnteriudl,ng Der ,plh'
tigen 6rage, pb lln8cnfrebs olrd
&areben peruriadt 1peroen fanu.
Die lreipillieen iollen, ,pcrn bas
ntoelif lit, sic Mnhport baourh ct.
bri,,aen, hab iie iiber $4,000 &ar.
der in Seem Seriep sena,.e Silten
iiibren.
Gas llnternebmen ltcht unter Der
2eitune ser slmerican Cancer Sc'
cietp, oie SEEM Seriep iiir Oieic ppr'
ld',iise ltnteriuduns aussemabIt
bat.
Iie Dreilpillieen, sic aus Sen per-
ihiebeuen Counties ltnn'nle,,, bicl.
ten fiirSlib elm Mittageiien a6 llno
ueruabmen oie ibnen sieapieien
auigabe aus bem NtuuOe pon Sr.
&. Gupler Sammnno, bes 2eiters
oeS itatiltiiben 6orldunssa6tcilun
Ger. Cancer Societp.
ST.. 9amrnono mics ausoriitlid
oarallf bin, bub es niht betanut lei,
ob Nauden cine ltriade Oes Silnaen-
frebies iei, Die sluiiteQuns ipae abcr
eiu fiir auenal Die Srase fl1ren.
@enn es iid ermeiit, OaB Mauben
nifts oamit gu TIM hat, 10 crflurte
cr, perSen lid, piele Sclrte feiue I'M.
nOtigen Sureen nlebr .nladen. Stcllt
es iid) aber beralls, Sob 9aud,en
ia bel Scr eutltebung bes &rebies
lnltpirft. bdrn lperbeu bie Sobat.
acicQihaiteu iofort lInieriud,en. ,pel.
DIE geitnrOteile id)dolid iino ltno
lie aus Sen Sisorettcn eutieruen.
Samnono ieste ouseinanoer. e5
lei Elm aelpaster @erll,h, 1pie er
bcier @eiie nod nie lnterncnumen
wcroen iei. slber bieie Nl,iitelll,ng
bate lton lange semaft tperoe1
miilIen, Oenn bie Soocsi1Qe iniol9e
bon S,lngenfrebs ieien bon 1000
i'm Sabre 1888 aui Ialt 1900 I'M
Sabre 194S aeltiescn.
2ie GertreterII,ucn ser Counties
lollen nim sic sluiitcllung in Ser
Iolaenoeu @eiie Observation-Disclosures:
3u ouererit miiiien 10000 Jrci.
,plu!ge geporben ,perben, lm BEL Ser
Nu''tellina n,itjuDirfcn. Seoe non
olelen irelmilli9eu fiihrt 9iiten iiber
ln'nSe'tens fiinf pher nod n,ehr 1pei.
Sc afanner I'M stlter Slpiiheu 80 uuo
60 Snhren.
Sicle Si'ien 9eben all sic ior.
'd,l,nasabteillug ser Yeieaihait,
rro einn,al I'M Sabr miro Oann ieit.
ae'tcllt, Oh ser betreiienoe Mann
nod an Scben lit. ,salls cr aeitor.
ben lit, miro oie 1pbeslriahe aus
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24
S;e6enbiiro;ih. .2lmerifaniihes Dolfsblatt

dues for our late departed sister
Rose Silvis Schneider who died
November 16, 1851. Please do so
in the next meeting. You won't
be entitled to sick benefit unless
you are up to date on all your
dues.
Sara A. Orendi resigned as Rec.
Secretary and Helen Rohrman
was elected unanimously to take
her place. Emma Hinzel was
elected unanimously as Vice Pre-
sident. All officers were installed.
Ladies of Branch 16 are having
a card party on Sunday evening
at $50 p. m. February Gath 1852
in the Saxon Club III East 9TH
Avenue, Homestead. Pa. Each
member is requested to bring a
prize. to The February 10th meet
ing. Let's have big turnout for
this affair, and make it huge
SUCCESS.
Sarah A. Orendi.
"a, 81, 7.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24

problem i'm
iHeIosten

Varis. SIM Yulitittomitee Ser
ltN muroe cine .1ebctte iiter elm,
bon ben llS.. Gna!ano, Nrrnfrcih
lno Der 9iirfei l,nterbreltcte Mclolu.
tipn abaebrohcu inter Ser $780,
100000 fir Sic Mebabilitieruua pcn
Iiiihtlinsen aus HalGitina belullligt
perben iollen
9ie 9lrabcrItadten crbobeu id)orr
icn VroteIt gegen oen @crtlaut Der
Neiolutou, in ser bon Der SSobl.
.inbrt Der 6liid)tlinae uno Der betrcI-
icueu SGrSer, io,pie ppn Der &ilte
iiir &esierl,naen inl Haben Siten
aciprod)en ,pllrNc.
9lbbel Moltaio @cp BON Megppten
erflarte, Die Mraberitaaten foruten
Sic 6rase iiher Die Gntpifllna nit.
tcloltlid)er Siiuoer nit)t oisfutieren.
llno Die Heioll,tlon ici auBcr Gro
nl,na.
9ie 9ebatte tpuroe 10 bcitig, nab
Tr. Ghilip Seiil,p Don Sen llS. uah
45 Wtlnl,ten Tertaglng beantraate.
Sobn 9lanoIoro. ciu Sertreter Der
ne l,no 2ireftcr ser Silisuraani.
iation fiir Sic Haloitiua, ;Sliihtlinec,
teilte nit, bdb 100000 @cricnen in
3elten, Sebmbiitten, 9araden, per.
laiiencn 8cbiiuOcn lmo Soblen le.
ben uno Oas pon Den pier Staatcn
,,nterbrcitete Grosran,m oara!i ab.
Siele, bieien DIiihtlingcn Nrbeit llno
llnterf,lnit 81 perid,aTicL no oos
,Samilienleben luicoer Beginner
fam.
Mud, iollte es burd) fleine slnlei.
ben SliiGtlineen ernosliht nerben,
Be'd,d'te 81 griinoen, oas Nano ;u
bebaien unb 0rlulnen ju aro6cr.
.Gie slbiid,t it," iaate CT. ycine
seniigenbe Sunlnte pirtid,nitlid) an.
,uleaen, oornit iid) ieoe isliihtlinss-
Iamilie erbaI.en uno anitdnoie mob.
men fam unb 10 ieSem 2ano Tot,
tell brinst. has ibr SieolunSs-Ues
legcrbeit bietet."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24
COLUMBUS. OHIO, NEWS
BY ROSE and HILDA

The Juniors next dance will be
a Sweetheart Ball on February
10th and we have booked the
popular Frank and His Polka
Trio for that nigh. so get your
tickets early from any Junior
Club member.
TO Canton We aren't sure lust
how many Of us will be up for the
bowling tournament, but YOU will
get our entries shortly, SO look for
Columbus.
Two new members were ac-
cepted at our last meeting and we
all welcome Carl Never and
Frank Iinnerello and hope YOU
will be with us for a good long
time.
Don't forget the 42nd Anniver-
sary Dance this Saturday, Ia
nuary Goth. Well be looking ior
EOQ.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24
ELLWOOD CITY JUNIORS
BV PhVliS Kaiser

We went to New Castle for our
second basketball game this
month and history repeated it
self: we lost! 1t wasn't that we
didn't try and to prove it, here
are the players and their points
for EllWood:
Bill Berend 8 pts. George Schulz
Ter 6, Ed Umling ?. Tom Clyde
l5,. Bill Rayhovitce 0, Fred Zikeli
O. Tom Leutner o, Don Gregor i,
Chuck Binder Q and Mike Zach 0
pts. -- Total 50 pts.
For New Castle:
Eve 4 pts. Linz 2l, Salmen !.
Lang 5, and Mank IS pts. - Total
50 pts.
Finalpoints 50 to 80 in favor OF
New Castle.
The lunch served after the
game by New Castle really hit the
spot. Thanks again. New Castle
than came to EllWood where we
enjoyed dancing for the evening
We are glad to see Walter
SchulIer out of the hospital. Good
luck Walt.
We wish to extend our SYM
pathy to the Berendt family for
the passing OF Mrs. Michael Be
rendt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24
George Zikeli and John SCHUYLER

George Zikeli and John Schuller
Sr., sergenants at arms.
1t is hoped that the better turn
out of members to the monthly
business meetings OF your club
will be noted this year SO that all
will be better informed as to what
is going on and why. ..
A much better turnout of men,
bers it noted on Saturday even
ings and that is as it should be as
we are sure there is no finer place
to spend a few hours of relaxation
in the cleanest and best social
rooms TO your own club. not for
getting the orchestra we have
provided for your free dancing
every Saturday night and the
midnite award we have been try
ing to give away SO long.
We note that the Juniors are
again active at the club and have
already started a basket ball team
played two games and are under
the leadership of Chuck Binder
late of Gary, Indiana and now
a resident here and also mem
Der of Branch rs who is working
hard to get the Juniors together
for the mutual interest and good
of all, so lets get behind the
Juniors and give them at least
moral support in their entdeavor
to again get really organized
more power to them all.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-24
SAxONs VETERANS
BY FRED

Our Saturday night affairs may
we'll be called tie $500 club. SO
far total attendance has averaged
that figure. have been asked by
the head committee members to
mention the following. BY now
those who are assigned to work
on a committee should know WHO
their committeeman is. Should for
any reason one be unable to serve
On a scheduled night, contact
your committeeman SO he can
make necessary changes. Satur-
day night January %, we are
presenting Eddie Hadam and his
band at tie Cleveland Westside
Sachsenheini 7OOl Denison Ave.
Stop in for an enjoyable evening.
Important Notice" We are
having an Auditors and Officers
meeting Wednesday February e.
1882. This will be an important
meeting. Please try to keep this
date open.
We are going to buy a picnic
ground. Yes We're going to make
this all important investment this
Spring. The grounds" may not
look promising, but we can make
the improvements in short time
and enjoy ourselves while doing
SO.
Our next regular monthly
meeting will be Monday February
II. At this meeting an important
change in our parliamentary pro-
ceedings may take effect.
We extend our condolences to
the Scheel family and the Salmen
family in their bereavement OF
Mrs. Maria Herberth, mother,
grandmother and great grand
mother.