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Evening star., 1953-02-15
No Dividends Issued
By Pentogon, Says
Business Executive

Amusing to reporters has
been the way business Ian
guage" already has begun to
replace Government gobble-
degook at the Pentagon un-
der the regime Of Defense
Secretary Wilson.
Thus one official, asked
yesterday what had been
done so far, replied:
There's been some ,ac-.
complishments but no divi-
dends have been issued yet"
Evening star., 1953-02-15

personnel at that base," the re-
port continued. "The same thing
is true of other bases. It was our
feeling that the taxpayers were
being unsuSpectingly led into a
program that would require the
virtual building of small modern
American cities. running into an
investment OF over $10O million
each. at many points throughout
the world. and the stationing of
perhaps three-quarters of a mil
lion servicemen at remote points
of the earth for the next genera
tion."
Review Suggested.
The report contained a chapter
on the construction organization
for base-building, but the sub
committee explained that since
it was written a Central Con-
Structlon Agency has been set up
designed to meet many of the
criticisms. The report suggested
the full committee review these
reorganization efforts.
Regarding the acquisition of
overseas bases, the subcommit-
tee complained that in many of
the agreements "our Govern
ment has been asked to con-
tribute altogether too much and
our allies too little" One mem
ber of the full committee said
these negotiations for bases
were carried on through diplo-
matte rather than military
channels.
The subcommittee deleted an
entire chapter it had written on
France, explaining that both
1.-The State and Defense depart
mentS objected to it strenuously
for security reasons.
| Program in Britain Praised.
The subcommittee praised the
base program in Britain in these
words:
From military point of
view. England is our greatest and
strongest ally. In many respects.
she is our best friend in world
affairs. To make secure the
liberty of the people Of the free
world, it is important that
Anglo o-American friendship and
ties be ever strengthened"
The subcommittee described
Turkey as the brightest phase"
of the NATO organization. The
report said Turkey is determined
to defend itSef against any ag-
gressor, no matter how great,
and added that only a small. eff
f1cient military mission repre-
sents the interests of this country
| in Turkey.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Few Eurth Tremors Felt

VICTORIA. B. C. R.-There
are an average of 20 earth
tremorS every month within 10C
miles of Vancouver but few oi
them are ever felt. w. G. Milne
federal seismologist here, says
most of the quakes are slight un-
derWater shocks around the Gull
Of Georgia.
Evening star., 1953-06-13

$3.50 DOWN-Will purchase this @
Ibedrm, brick and frame semidet.
nome in convenient section with
payments less than rent. Full price,
$1,000. BETTER HOMES REAL
TY JA. $4,000. -l3
3 800 DOWN will purchase this de-
lightful brick home with 2 bedrms
and permanent stairway to expan-
firepl.. separate din. rm., full bsmt,
and many extras, includ. washing
machine and mangle. Close-in To-
cation. Full price, S13,95O. BET
TER HOMES REALTY, JA. 5-9400
Evening star., 1953-06-13

BY OWNER-Green-sh 3-bed-
rm. white brick rambler, large
screened porch. garage, storage at
yard: automatic washer: disposal
S1S.T50. Just OF Lee hwy, 2546
NORTH GRANADA ST, ia. S-4973.
Evening star., 1953-06-13

III
APPROX. ACRE-Cape Cod custom
built, . years old, powder rm., den.
Beautiful view, seclusion, close in.
$4,000 cash down. ia. 8-4400.
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOUSES sALE-VA. Cont

cor,
Lge. down payment. 1856 mo-. AZ
loan. XII. S-56S3. Ia
FALLS CHURCH AREA-For sale by
owner, 3-bedrm. rambler, on lot
with shade. fenced-in rear yard: in
kit, Bendix auto. washer; 2 blocks
from new school and shopping CEN
ter. Price, $14. 200. Assume AZ
GI loan, $64 monthly payments;
reas. down payment acceptable
Open house sun: June Il from 2-e
Located at AIS East Rosemary lane
Falls Church. IA
Evening star., 1953-06-13

FALLS CHURCH AREA-Two-bedrm,
equip. kit; recently redecorated' ted
fenced rear yard with shade trees.
Price. $4,000, with $1,000 cash.
Owner will hold 2nd trust. Cali
OWNER at JE. 2-5lO6. ii
MCLEAN, va custom-bu g.
bedrm. ramblers, gar, util. rm.,
Ige. lots. Ell. 6-3SS6, Ell. 6-354S.
Evening star., 1953-06-13
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL,
3510 SHEPHERD ST.

b02 AND 5O4 67th AVE. Seat Pleas
Cape Cod with expandabie attic.
full bsmt Consisting Of kit, din.
rm.. 2 bedrmS., liv. rm. and bath.
! blk from Lyndon Hill School,
u mile from D. c. line. $13,95O,
Terms ARRANGED.
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARNA VALLEY. S12.500-Immac.
semidet.. brk.; rms. 20 bedrmS. !,
IA baths; re- rec Tn; space, porch:
q. PHILLIPS, JA 5-6266. Ewes,
-. 5-0S42, or JE, 4-4247. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON-S19.95O

ARLINGTON-$19,950
Charming 3-bedroom brick rambler
on Ice: wooded lot. Delightful iiv.
rm.. picture window, flrepl., dining
ell, built,in china. cabinet. de luxe
au.elec. kit, tiled bath. stairs to
dows. approx. $4,000 cash. $l35 mo.
LUCILLE COOK
FA. 2-3272. Exclusive. FA. 2-4664.
Evening star., 1953-06-13
1912 FORT FOOTE RID.

Rambler. Open Sat. and Sun.
2 bedrms., large liv rm. with mir
rored fireplace. all-elec kit, ga
rage and large screened porch; land
Scsped lot. nearly u acre, affording
500. Directions: South Capitol st II,
thence Indian Head hwy. turn right
on Oxon Hill rd., then right on
Fort Foote rd. to property. NEW
COMB REALTY SERVICE, 10.
Evening star., 1953-06-13
NON-VETS
8 BEDROOMS

e1,45O down, S6S mo. payment, incl.
taxes and ins. Dir: Out Penna.
ave. Sc. to Alabama ave. Left on
Ala. to Marlboro pike and continue
to N. Forestville and S1St ave. Left
2 blks. on Slst ave. to GunniSon
Coronado. Sample home.
Harry A. Boswell Co., Inc.
311S r. I. Ave, Mt. Rainier. Md.
Realtor AP. 7-l1lI
Evening star., 1953-06-13
8 BEDROOMS
$3.50 DOWN
GUNNTSON

25-yr. G1 and FHA loan. Priced
from S10.950 down. Dir: Out
Penna. ave. Sc. to Alabama ave.
left on Ala. to Marlboro pike and
continue to N. ForestVille and SIst
ave. left 3 blkSG on Slst ave. to
Gunnison Coronado. Sample home.
Harry A. Boswell Co., Inc.
Realtor. 371S r. l. Ave. Mt. Rainier,
Md AP 7-I1lI IA
Evening star., 1953-06-13
$1,000 Down.

Three-bedrm., corner brick rambler;
liv:. rm:,. dining rm.; beautiful view
S12:55O! Call Mr.. Harris, MA.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES. INC.
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOUSES FOR SAL-MD.
Groom Masonry Bungalow
&1R 5(1fl

14USOOV
Located IN Homeacres; close to Univ.
Of Md: one block from grade school
frst floor living room, dining room,
one bedroom, tiled bath, large fully
equip. kitchen: oodleS Of built-in
cabinets: two bedrooms upstairs; full
basement. bone-dry, outside en-
trance; utility room: half bath; rec
reation room: oil air conditioned
heat: comb. storm windows and
doors throughout: incloSed rear
porch: large Anchor fenced yard:
vell-kept lawn, shrubs, flowers; quiet
neighborhood; q most desirable prop
erty: pretty as q picture; owner has
priced at S16,500, asking cash above
S11:500 FHA loan. No agents
OWNER.
FRANK P. KEEFE
4513 Elmwood Rd., Beltsville,
Md.-WE. 5-6993
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BRICK COLONIAL, In immaculate
condition. Living room 12x20 with
fireplace, separate dining room liz
IL, large well-equipped kitchen and
screened porch. Second floor has
tiled bath and ) nice bedrooms
q bedrms. 12xl4 and one l0x12):
full basement with finished recrea-
ton room and " bath; attached
garage; beautifully handicapped,
wooded grounds with barbecue and
Anchor fence. To inspect, call Jim
Hutchison. IA. 5-6SOO; ewes, JA.
7-0106. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
PINE RIDGE-$17, 500
A lovely Cape Cod, nestled by q
brook. on a wooded corner acre
fenced in front by lovely hemlocks.
First A.. liv. rm., firepl. screened
porch, nice din. rrn., equip. kit, "a
bath: 2nd f., 3 bedrms. and bath:
full bsmt., oil heat; att. gar, ex-
cellent organic garden, vineyard,
strawberry and asparagus bed, fruit
trees. etc.; immed. posS. Approx
$4,000 cash. $50 per month.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Exclusive JE. 2-4664
Evening star., 1953-06-13
$3.50 DoWn-GI

Liv. rm., din. rm., 2 bedrms., tile
bath. expand attic, bsmt. Only
Sl1c500! Call Mr.. Harris. MA.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1953-06-13
PINE RIDGE-S17 50O
ST. AGNES

81. AGNES
Brick Cape Cod. 3 yrs. old, walking
distance to parochial and public
1904 N. Stafford ST. S22,75O Call
Mr.. Poison, JE. 4-0016.
CANNEY REAL ESTATE
HERNDON 48O
Evening star., 1953-06-13
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 6
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
NEARBY MARYLAND
-Four 2-bedroom apt. buildings in i'm
maculate condition. Will show ex-
cellent return. Fine for family wish
ing to occupy ] apt. and rent other
3. S25,950. Substantial cash re-
Quired. Owner moving to Florida.
To inspect call Mrs. Graham. co.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6O2O
2125 r. I. AVE. NE.
Evening star., 1953-06-13
Lynn Realty, JE. 2-94OO
HILLWOOD

1mposing! Detached! StoneI
OPEN SAT.-SUN., II
Owner offers for first time his
custom-built stone home. Outstand-
ing corner that must be seen to be
appreciated. Liv. rm. 15x21, din.
rm. 12x16. kit. 9x12, den 7x9, pow,
der rm., porch Sx16, bedrms. %
15x14, (2) 11.6x12. colored tile
bath. slate roof. full cellar with
outdoor fireplace, shrubs and trees
to delight the most discriminating
Price, S36,500. which is approx.
$4,000 under reproduction cost to-
day.
Directions: Out Rte. so to Seven
Corners, straight on Rte 1913 (Hill-
wood ave. about 8 blocks to corner
of Meadow lane.
JE. 2-445S MA. S-O21S
Evening star., 1953-06-13
HOME OF DISTINCTION

AAOAVAG VI LID L 41NS i 1O1
Truly home to be proud of
any day. Yes, the family will
love this attractive 3-bedrm.,
2-bath brick rambler NEAR
WASHINGTON GOLF &
COUNTRY CLUB. De luxe kit.
and excellent side-screened
porch. Grand liv. rm. with pic
ture window; gorgeous wide
lot. Terms and price subject to
oder. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated.
Evening star., 1953-06-13
ARLINGTON, NORTH
MUST Sci T
BELLEVUE FOREST

BELLEVUE FOREST
$24,500
White brick rambler, living
room l4x22 with fireplace.
dining L. 10x11, lge., modern
well-equipped kitchen, 8 bed
rms, 1lx13. 1qx11 and 12x12.
"a baths; Wooded lot, 75xI10.
with patio. To inspect, cali
ewes. IA. 7-O1O6. SHANNON
Evening star., 1953-06-13
$3.50 DOWN

Owner sacrificing 8 remaining homes
in subdivision Just over D. c. line on
main bus route; full center hall plan
with & rms. bath and 1st A. powder
rr.. all-elec, kit. containing range,
disposal, dishwasher and freezer top
refrigerator. Call Mr.. Payne with
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE. RE.
7-2461 or JU. 5-5063. Id
Evening star., 1953-06-13
A BIG FAMILY
CAPE con
BRICK CAPE COD

On beautiful lot. Small down pay
ment. Expandable attic. foored and
insulated. Loc. in w. HyattSvfile.
Evening star., 1953-06-13

Three bedrms. plus den. side porch
and many other features. II Assume
40 GI loan. Ewes and Sun. call
UN. 4-72S5. AP. 7-05S2, JU. g.
1913
Harry A. Boswell Co., Inc.
r71S. r. l. Ave. Mt. Rainier, Md.
Realtor AP. T-l1II
Evening star., 1953-06-13

4 BEDROOMS
And right around the corner
from schools. stores. and buses.
THE PRICE. Firepl. in HC iiv. rm.' n
lovely tile bath: X-acre lot.
Assume huge CT loan. $4,000
will buy it. Army officer
transferred. Call ia. 10000
now for appt. to inspect.
Evening star., 1953-06-13

ARLINGTON rms: bedrms.. 3
sSS baths; 6.T.ma needs redscorating; oil heat
CAPE COD Brick. 4 beorms.. 9
baths; corner lot, shade. S21 800.
LYON VILLAGE - 7-rm. brick: 3
bedrms. and nursery; 9 baths; q
lovely home for S26,950,
Sl5,q5O.
sEVEN-RM. BRICK Colonial: like
NICE 5-RooM FRAME, 2-story.
$l4.500. And many others to
JUDsON REAMY & SON, JA. 2-OsOO.
Eve and Sun, JE. 2-2S19. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-13

$3.50 DOWN. de luxe 3-bedrm. RAM
bier, full bsmt.. attached garage
u acre shade trees, picture windows
. baths, $16,S50. Pymts. less thar
rent. AAA REALTY, JE. 2-6S14. -2I
BRICK, SEMIDETACHED, block
from Columbia pike and all shop
high schools. Owner retiring, leav-
ing town. must be sold this week,
A. H. BROOKS. IA. o.h1 90 III
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
CANTON. OHIO
BENEFIT DANCE

Saturday November y. lo55
at Canton SachscnIcim
Admission 81. - Doorprizc $500
This dance is being given by the
Canton Saxon> and Social mem
hcr~ ui the Sach>enheim. Pro
ccct> arc ior the purchase Of arti-
iicia, limbs and wheel chair for
Our fine friend Mr.. George On
gertiI. y ou need not he present to
have a chance at the door prize.
Tickets may be gotten from any
member Of the clubs or from the
club custodian. II YOU find it i'm
possible TO attend why not get be-
hind the Saxon spirit and purchase
a ticket anyway, to show the true
friendship spirit for this worthy
cause.
Please have your children at the
club Nov. 9th for we must get
started at Our Christmas pro-
gram. We are asking all parents
to cooperate. for it won't be too
long and Christmas is here. The
committee works awful hard to
set up nice program but it can
only be a success with your CO.
operation.
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Se|tsume Liebhuberin

&crocu. - Cine nlehr nls 20i1h-
riae aub uno cine Iu;abl aleinuieh.
bas burhpeg mchr als eil Guteaa
Sabre ,oui bem @ifel" hobrn 'oa,
hinterlieb sic 79i1hrise aatborina
Hirpe, Sic oieicr Gage III ibrcr 1bQe.
!cacnen 800 Sabre oltcn Safe bel
slhienzSsen. Greis Gerhen al ber
slner. geItorbcn lit. &G1ia obgcidlie.
SER bon oer @e(t lch.e Sic ,lnucrhei.
rotete Srau nit ihren Tieren. oie lie
abaotiiith Iiehte. Slls man ihr nael Ner
&Gbrl,ngsreform fir Elm 700 GIunb
ihneres Shnein 1,500 Marf bot.
ihlus lie Sas @eid)dit slatt,pce ab.
Sbre beiabrte Sub bate uor aht Sab.
rem oas lette Mabl sefalbt unS 9ab
tda(ih MIR nod cine Saiie 0iilh.
Die &ausfase nit ibren Is Sabren
fonnte idon aar feline @tGuie mebr
ieben unS bate fullm nod 9abne.
Nad, llrpGterart 'pann Sic Giniieb.
lerin sic @oue fires Shaics uno ben
ieIbitecbauten islahs. Sbren fIeiner
s(ter beitellte lie Bis Gum Sobe NIT
Sen einfahIten @erGten ,,nS ,par --
10 iascn sic Goribeiuobner - INNER
aliif!id) itnb s,friehcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Schweizer heimWeh


liheu lliern; Oie 9aunlc mo Gdrfen
luaren in Vluit. lle5er ben IorIerit
lag tieier 6ricoe sctrcitct. nur 40
lno su pcrtiiuoete Der Glpdenldlag
pom airfturm oen Sang scr Stun'
ben Sd ilos l:bneaer, oenn nun noe
berte ih mid mcinem Sorlein -
unO ieber guid) nno Stein ting olt'
nit mir ;u ipred)en. Sort mar mel1
Saus. Ser @orten . oie Shlubf.
Sic id, init meincr Ybautaiic ais alno
nit 1rollen uno Secn 81 belchen
piIeete, bier mar lie wleoer, melne
fleiue - srobe S4elt, jn mclnen
;siiBeu. s(ui Dem Seniterbrett 5pt.
iden Ntutters @eranien ieste i'd, MIDI
nieoer, atmetete baitig, uno luiil3ige
Sr1ucn beiuoeIten meme Ialterbruit.
Der Mono mar iest blaiier - eln
neues 2idt id,ieu in bic .Welt ilt
lclidten. Sm Siten puroc eS hel.
Nod) einltol rusina id) meine gcrs
ge nit ,Irtlihem Ylid. oaun mobnte
mid sic idminocnOe 9tad)t sum- Nilt-
ilua in sic Jrenoc. Sd, hitte iluiihen
Mutters @cronien iterben nlogen -
cin flcincr ;salter, oie Secic cines
beinl,pcbfranfcn Menidcn, Sic a,lE
ibrcn iSliiseln oen Staub Ser Sel'nat'
blunncu truat.
Sic iSriibionuc rotete sic hohIten
3inncn lnicrer 9eree. sic @ogel cr.
bcben lid, SIR 0toracnanoad)t. rulo
sic 9anic 9fatltr entIoltetc ilren ,5ou'
Der, I'M einen neucn Gag iu ariiben.
Sd ilos nit miioem Sliigelldlaa BON
oannen. Sic Seele oes Mcnidcn fann
nur in SdbIai ,lrN Sra,un lein, mo
ser aorper uid)t lit.
Ginen Monent iplter 'dlua Ih in
n,cinem omerifaniiden 8ctt Sic Mus
gen ouf. uno auf Die ,Srasc nelnes
Momcs, wic id, gc'tlofen hittr, er-
niberte id, lelie: "8ut - id hntte
cinen lpl,nberidoncn Srarn, id) mar
in ser Sd)nci,."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Sonnensehsin gesen
die AdernverkuIkvnq

Gtlcaqn. - Or. Mu0nlph Mlt'hul
Don aanooa, iagte bier in einen,
Nortraa Dor Sem Gerbano iiber sic
GcrGiitilna Ser Moernuerfalfuna. oab
u!traniplettc Stroblcn piel baju BEL
tragen f0nnten. oos Gbloeitercl inn
Rlut cinjuoGmmen. bas bie MSern
ucrbarte,. :.
Mlcroius erflGrten auoere Ner;te.
baB Ole 5orldlnlaeu ilber oicie Uragr
nod, nid,t ab9eid,lciien ieien.
sluh Tr. MltId)ul aab iu. Sab er
nod nid1t ieititellen fcnnte, nuf mel.
de De,ie ultrapiolette stra5len bic
Gntm,dluns bes Gloelterol ein5u.
imrGnten, nber an Vatienten porse.
nommene grperilnenie. BEL oenen ei.
ne Guarslampe, Sic Guediilber.
bampie entmifelt. beaust ml,rbc. bat
ten ieoenialis Oie 4atla.be bemieien.
Nud iheine sic Nhernperfalfllna
i'm ionniaen. Siiben ,penigcr bGuiis 5r
iein ais I'M Morben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

Dear Sisters! Our next meeting
is on Sunday Dec. 9 at p. NJ. with
election of officers. Our Presi-
dent Mrs. Susie Rehner would
like TO see YOU all in the meeting.
SO please come. Refreshments and
card party after the meeting.
Did I tell YOU that Eddy and
Elsie Gross have a new baby girl.
All aud Clara Abcr a new son ,
Hartv LoeW got married. Billy
and Helen Wolff have a new
son. l.audenc Iuriga is pinchhit-
ting for Helen as lr. Sec. kath
Butzlander is better
We congratulate June Ross and
her mother Johanna Weber ior
finding kathr and Mary Ross.
Sister kath. Bloch we congra-
tulatc for her successful husband
ar Insurance Manager.
Betty Tischlcr. Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26

Neibt on, mas Scimlpeb lit.
JremSlins? Iu fannit rciien -
Sauienbe bon Meilent mic idl. Iu
tounit periuhen, cs abjuidiitteln -
ood) wie Sic Naht iib nicoerientt, lit
cs nit sir uuO IN sir. Oh uergiiiclt
oaa 6ehrobel in Sen Stroben SEEM
Dorfs - bie belize, flimmernoe @ai'
ie peritnft in ser aiihle ser gtad)t.
Iie ieltiancn 6ormen ser gerse Co.
lprahps, l(ta9s uno slri5onas Der.
idpinoen - peridmimmen - eine
lanoiee @iiite miro ;,un ieinen 9eps
pib, nno Sic itahelisen aaftcen gum
lhnleidelnoen, cingGupbenen WiuItcr.
2estc 9tad)t mar idl tpicOer oabeinl.
-1ie Secle idliipite aus oem mil.
SEN aorper, breitete ibre Sbmingen
aus. uno flpa, pon ser Nadtluft &C..
trasen - beim! Inter mir ralihte
ser Ssean - oann taudten balo Die
beinatlihen 9erse aii : mein
Yerner SbcrlanS.
Ssd) CLAUDE ser Gpllmoub ihieu.
Milb mar sic 2uft; bas YtonOlid,t
rieieItc nicoer an goum uno Strauh,
unb cranb iid) ncn1 Sells ins Eal.
Meine Seele mar gum 9fahtiolter
aetporoen, Scr lid, sum Ruben ati els
ne glume iett. @ieoer ,lno ,pieoer
iprad id) nit Sen 6irnen uno
ShriinSen. ltnb mir nuroc ibrc Mnt=
mort pom gd)o siriidaetraaeu.
Sh CLAUDE, ih inbelte. @iein flei.
ncs 6alterber5 flopitc s,,u 3criprin'
gen. Sbuuerz uno 0rienicrlee laaen
I'M &ollnloubglanS unter mir. 10 flar
lmo be,pcsllusslos, mic bcr Splracl,
in ben, ou ocin 8eiid,t bctradteit. Die
sd,,plne eabcn cincn fleinen 2allt
bon lid, uno soaen pon llier 81 ltTer.
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plauoerub. unb sogen sum BAH ge=
pcroen, sem See at. 9as heitcrc
@ir,melu Ser SerSenalcdeu, oft ein
ircber Sal,hjer bon. Staifel SIT StaI=
fel. mar ods ginsige, mas man borte.
Sober oben mar cs nur nod bos Hpl=
len cine losseloiten Steines, Scr
id,rIIle Iiiff zines &nacls, Scr Sic
StiQe SurGbratt. sh iab StcinuilO
auI ihnaleu Telshinbern 9ralen,
l,nb oann nit uuenolidcr @ra5ie Sie
0tiibleliefcit Sober in oie Tcllen f.cl.
sen sd, ftog uno floa, cbne miipe
III tpcrNcn, mari eiuen Slid al,f Wc,s
gen, Miirrcn. @rinoelnalb, aui all
icne Srtc, Sic 10 nnenblid) idon iu
Ser Grbobenheit ser 9erapclt ae6ets
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in Ser Mclt? Nein SberI.,lh lit Got.
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fen ;scniters Ierner Siitten ollrd1 Sie
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HOMESTEAD. PA.
BRANCH s

Our regular scheduled meeting
VAS held on Sat. Nov. 18th in the
cub rooms. We wish to welcome
Is new members to our lodge
Malcolm Hoffman and John 81.
monis who were initiated last
meeting.
wish % correct q mistake tha,
! had printed and was brought tc
inN attention. stated that the
forthcoming Steward would be
elected on ut the Officers meetine 2
on Dec. /. 1883. He will be elected
on at the regular Dec. meeting
by The Body. ] am sorry and hope
that the people who corrected me
viii bear with as | make mistakes
too.
Bids still being accepted for
Steward, anyone wishing to place
a bid can do so by putting it in a
sealed enevelope addressed to the
local lodge. He will be elected at
the Dec. meeting to take office
April 1st. This is to enable us to
prepare our liquor license.
Our Grape Dance turned out to
be great success. We wish TO
thank everyone who came. | hope
YOU all had a wonderful time. |
was not able to attend but | was
glad it was a success.
Our bowling is coming along
very fine. we are really in the
thick Of things and l am very
happy to have my team in first
place, although it is only by slim
margin. It looks like real close
race so good luck TO all.
Cur annual Christmas treat vii!
be held on Sat. Dec. 10 at ! p. m.
Santa wrote and told us he would
be available for the evening. So
bring the kids, there will be fun
and gifts for all the kiddics. So
Kids keep in mind now and don t
let nom and dad forget Sat. Dec.
l9 at ! p. m.
New Years Eve Treat will be
annual Sauer-kraut Supper and
Dancing. Tickets are now on sale
for Sl.OO per person. Hats. noise
makers and fun for all. Bring the
kids with you.
Our next regularly scheduled
meeting will be Sat. Dec. -. at
8 p. m. This is All important NEE
ting for election and installation
Of officers. SO come out and vote
for the man of Your choice. See
you all then.
Fred L. Orendi. Sec
l0. %. 3. 10
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sible OF the experiences which have
come to me in these years of my
service in the Congress. Never have
I so wished for the pen of genius
that I might give you even 4 small
part OF all that has come my way
IN . curiOnsly short ten weeks!
How shall begin and what shall
/ tell you?
1 could paint you . picture OF
the building which at first seemed
strange and not. too pleasant, but
which I found most stimulating
place In which to work. The in
teFeSting Lines. the exp9ase Of glass,
tbe" seft, cclosfu1, practical rcelSS
MAKE : seel 9pyesl - me. oh. I
might Ike to give the architect
q delightful man who received an
honorary degree even a. I 1t Ober-
lin . fortnight ago, = number of
excellent suggestions! But on the
whole 1t Il . good place In which
to be.
could bring to you some of the
c0lQrfl personalities with whom I
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JUNIOR SAXONS

The Saxon Basketball Lea que
went into action at Canton or the
18th and what time was had.
| don't know about the players,
but the spectators sure enjoyed
it. Canton beat Salem and Cleve-
land West nosed out Cleveland
East.
It's still a way Off, but Column
bus has set the date for the Bow
ling Tournament to be held here
in. 1884. 1t will be the weekend Of
March 18th and l4th so set that
time aside right now and plan to
come down for anothergood time.
The next Senior Lodge meeting
will be held on December 9th and
it is very important that every
ore be there. Election of officers
will be held - come and support
YOUR candidates.