davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Special guests at tonight's din
ner will be Miss Julia Thompson.
legislative representative of the
American Nurses Association;
and Mrs. Lucille Alexander of
Jacksonville. Fla, the governor
elect of the I'd District of AL
trusa.
Miss Coy Fife, the clubs out
going president. and Miss Gret-
chen Feiker, incoming presi-
dent, will lead a discussion of
Embarrassing plans for next sea-
sons projects.
Representing the local club at
the Altrusa international con-
vention will be DR.. Grace Holmes
and Miss Katherine Schindel.
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$3.50 Raised For UJA Fund

A total of $3.50 was raised
for the United Jewish Appeal at
the luncheon given yesterday by
the Arlington-Fairfax Women's
Division of the Greater Wash
ington UJA campaign.
The annual event took place
at Hogate's Arlington House with
70 in attendance.
The guest speaker, Rabbi Bal
four Brickner, told the women
that contributions to the UJA
are elife insurance because
they guarantee the saving of
hundreds of thousands of lives.
Discussing the situation in the
Middle East, he said the con-
tinued threat of war has made
it necessary for Israel to main
tain a large army, the cost of
Evening star., 1953-06-10
Ad Women to Hold
AnniYersdryEete

Charter members of the Won.
ems Advertising Club of Wash.
ington will be-special guests at 6
dinner celebrating the group;
10th anniversary tonight at the
Woman'S National Democratic
Club.
Honor guests will include new
officers. headed by Kay Hanson;
Ruth Crane, who was selected by
the club as the "advertiSing
woman of the year" for 1858, and
retiring officers. Althea O'Hanlon
is the retiring president.
Evening star., 1953-06-10
TheLudies
Pull q
Steal Job
By Eleni

The gentlemen can take credit
for a number of the fashion likes
the ladies are wearing these
days.
Just TO mention a few that
seem to be catching on with more
women. we ask you to note the
increasing use Of handsome cuff
links on their French cuffed
blouses and dresses, the wearing
of button-down oxford type
shirts with the sleeves rolled up
"just like the boys" and the cut
of a number of shorts for play
wear.
There are plenty of other mas
culine fashion notes the ladies
are f1lching and beginning to
call their own. We picture Just
couple that are available in
Washington right now for casual
comfortable summer wear.
Call ST. $4,000. Ext. 395, be-
tween 9:30 and 4::30 for shopping
information.
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Visiting Here

Mrs. Clarence Jefferis of Tula-
rosa, N. Mex, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Francis Marion Las
sitter. and her cousin, Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, for several days.
Mrs. Jefferis came to Washington
for the recent convention of the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs,
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Continued from Page 4)
 Congress that upon completion of the Anchorage-Seward high way the Seward-Portage end of the railroad would be aban- doned. Policy since that time has been somewhat revised. MT. Tudor informed us that Cover nor Heintzleman had visited with him the week previous and among other things had discuss ed the railroad and dock pro iect. The unfeaSibility of hand ling all of the railroads north bound cargo through Whittier Port is, we are convinced, now known to every Washington authority concerned. However, on Monday and Tuesday of this week Under Secretary Tudor will be in Seward to personally investigate the rail and dock conditions. He was doubtful that the appropriation would, for this fiscal year, be restored to the budget but stated the pos sibility, should the situation be found so critical, that the Sec retary of Defense and the Sec
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retary of Interior in joint re- quest could obtain some of the funds by way of an emergency appropriation Secretary Tudor is new in the Department and his entire career prior to this appointment was devoted to his profession as civil engineer. Undoubtedly that parsonage will appraise our situation with a practical eye.
 General Twining having been in command of the Alaskan Forces is acquainted with our problem, in sympathy with it, and stated that the Seward end of the railroad should be kept in service. In the event that further military support of this program is requested General Twining will recommend the rehabilitation of the Seward Portage line and dock
 Summarily, this is the situa- ton as we see it. When the Army requests, as they have on num- erouS occasions, that the Seward Portage end of the railroad be
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rehabilitated and adequate dock installations made, the Depart ment of Interior has assumed the position that:-if the Seward end is vital to the Alaskan de- fenSe as another seaport inlet, they the Army, should procure the funds for it's projection. The Army's reluctance to admit the passage of commercial cargo through the Port of Whittier, while the Seward end is falling into decay, will in the near flu ture require move one way or the other. Apparently some CO., ordinated move, as Secy. Tudor suggested, between the Secy. of Defense and the Secy. of In terior is necessary to expedite the job. Presuming Mir. Tudor's findings and report will be con sistent with our testimony to the Senate Committee, and pend ing that report. this then should be our current endeaVor-to in fluence that joint recommenda- ton.
 We, your delegates, would
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like to personally inject a note of optimism and state our belief that these funds, or portion thereof, are forthcoming. We are grateful for the confidence you people have placed in us. We are grateful to those who have given us encouragement and assisted us in procuring data to abet our cause. Copies of our testimony to the Senate Committee will be forwarded to us and be made available for public reading.
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A good portion of the money contributed for our journey still remains and it is our recommen- dation that a fund be maintained for the purpose of sending per sonal contact man, whenever it is deemed necessary, to work toward the ultimate achievement of Stewards security.
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Salem, Ohio. - Z. 3. .. rrsuen x. q.
vsreiu, Zweig IS.
versammluns ieden .wsiten sonntas I'm
Monst i'm Sachsenh lin. 28 Railroad st.
Praes., Anna Schuster, 376 Wilson ST.
Prot..sekr.. susanns Herman. 7s2 W. VIII
C..v.-Sekr.. Mary Lowry, 4es Franklin st.
Adrcssen -Sekr., Hilda Edlin9. 635 Z.
St.. Eel: $685.
st. Louis. Mo. - Z. 8. 8. x. U. vsrsin.
Zweig Is.
Versammluns jeden l. Sonntas i'm Monat
Uhr nachmittags I'm St. Louis Haus. ).
Prses., Josef G. obert. s2ls Chippewa.
Prot. .-Sekr.. George Boelloni. 3s32 Hail.
c.-V.-sekr.. George soelloni sss2 Hail.
day Ave.
st. louis. No. - Junior Ssxons Of g. Lsuis.
NO.. Branch ~.
Meeting every SECOND Sunday Of every
month ut p. M, at members house.
President. Paul W. Roth. 2sl7 Elmer Place.
c. v. Sec'y. Catherine Liess. 22l3 Sidney
Street.
Wstertown. N. T. - z. 8. 3. X. U. verein,
Gross-s -schosensr, Zweig So.
versammluns jeden ersten samstas i'm
Monat, SAT Pearl st.
praes.. Geors Wolf. sie e. Main St. TEL:
C.-V.-Sekr., M. Bachner, SIS Pearl st.
Prot -Sekr.. Rose Weber. 537 Pearl 81.
Tel: 85o7-J.
Youngstown. Ohio - .. D. Frauen. una
Jungfrauen X. u. Vsrein. Zwsig 22.
versammluns jeden sweiten sonntas i'm
Monat.
Praesidentin. Josephine Huegei. 81 Willis
Ave. Tel; 1857 oder 1888.
Prot-Sekr.. Ksth. Pfnssgran. "a Clifton
Blvd. Tel. $685.
c.-v.-sekr.. Helen Klein. ia 9. Pearl st..
Tel. 7-e77A.
YoungstoWu, Ohie - z. 3. 3. i. q. VeIeiu,
Zwsis !.
Versammlung jeden ersten Sonntag i'm
Monat i'm Sachsenheim, Ecke Flint Ave.
.Praes, Martin Kearr. S8lA Huntmere Ave-.
Wtcklihe. Youngstown. Q. TEL: e-o27A.
SC.-V.-6ekr.. John Ulrtch. So w. 7th St.
Sekr.. VIM. Frank, % 8. Portland Ave.
Youngstown. o. Tel: s-6220.
c.v.-Sekr, Pohn =. orben. Jr.. s2l Hud.
son Ave. Tel: S.4%6l.
K..L..sekr. Michael Bokesch. Jr., Ia
EdgehiIl Ava. Wtcklins. younsstown. Ohio.
Tel: -
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Canton, Ohio. Canton Saxon Janlers
Club.
Pres. Henry Kotsch. 1854 Arch Ct. N. E
Tel: 3-9232.
Vice Pres, Martin Untch. els Forest ST.
S. w. Tel: 2-22l3.
Sec. Beverly Burns. 1873 Woodlawn Ave-
N. w. Tel: 7-066O.
Financial Sec. Marcella Hallback. <l2
Broad Ave. N. w. Tel: 4-4264
Treas. John Krach. l7l+ 18th St. N. T.
Tel: 2-2494
Reporter, George Mcclellen. SIS Ruff Rd
N. w. Tel: 7-3076.
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BRANCHES OF +. Q. J. A.

Rd. Columbus 2, Ohio Tel: Franklin 1881
1st Vice-Pres., John Schneider. 1905 e.
l45th St.. Cleveland. Ohio. Liberty l-76l7.
End Vice-Pres.. Michael Linz. Jr., lit w.
LEns 1;,ss Ave-. New Castle. Pa. New Castle
Secretary, Catherine Spack. M c. No.
Depot Rd.. Salem. Ohio. Salem 1927.
Asst-Secy.. Pat Roby. Sl54 w: 9Th st.,
Cleveland 2. Ohio Atlantic l-0877.
Treasurer. Freda Hermann. 861 Summit
St.. Salem. Ohio Phone Salem 6607.
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BRANCH CALENDAR
Of the Ivunsyvonio Assooon Of United sass
Of Amevie0
Detroit Juniov 0sSoO
Detroit. Mitch. -

Detroit. Mich. Detroit Jsniov ssssD
President, Frieda Hermann. .l6o2o Edmore.
Detroit S. Michigan. Phone: VIE. 0-3729
Vice-President. George Schuster, Jr.. 1879
Ardmors. Ferndale. Michigan. Phone: IL
5-3273.
Corresponding Secretary, Naomi Frost
1897 Coram, Detroit s. Mich. Phone: LA.
7-8210
Treasurer, Henry Hermann, le02e Ard.
more. Detroit s. Michigan. Phone: We.
9-3729.
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Ellwood City, Pa. - Junier saxens
President, Betty Umling, Wurtemburg
Heights. Ellwood City. Pa. Phone 599-J.
Vice President. George Schuller. Wurtem-
burg Heights. Eollwood City, Pa.
Secretary, Eleanor Paul, Ellport Ellwood
City, Pa. Phone 482-J.
Treasurer. Gertrude Schulier. wurtembre
Heights, Ellwood City. Pa.
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Praes.. MIR. Henry Melzer. Ia East - Str.
Erie, Pa.
Ex-Praes. Csc. ksschsr. 2s4, oclsts Ave..
Youngstown. O.
/. vi.e,er..s.. John TOepfsr 4is u N. ".
Canton. Ohio
2. viss-pras., A1iks salrnsn. s4s2 Maple
crest Ave-. Parma Hts. O.
sekr., Minnie schenksr. 7is z. Reynolds
Str. New Castle. Pc.
Asst. sekr., Hans Steiner. 3el7 Detroit
Ave. Cleveland i3. O. Tel. WO. l-4563:
sehas.msistsr: Josephine Husssl' 81 Willis
Bundes-verwalter. lst. George Weber. 2oSs
W. SO Str. Cleveland. Ohio.
End. John untch. 24oa Delaware Ave.. New
srd. % Sam Aber. 74os srooksids Dr.. clev.-
land Q. Ohio.
MOTTO,
I'm Sange rein und fre1 i'm Wort
Und test In Eintracht tmmerfort
suNossssKT,oSss,
8su6sssektton I,
C1eyelsnA. Obto eintsa eht- Hermanis
P,ses.. Michse, saimen. e4sz Maplecrss.
Ave: Psrm: sn.s sts,.q O. az; IT, pe;,o, si' sv.
ceiveisnd IS. O. Wo. Lass oder sH i-ssls.
3snAesssksion ..
Cleveland, Ohio. Ostseits LSedsftafeI
0emisehssr Chor.
r pr;e::. sca: ssss oelfino. 1863 c'tal0' Rd'
Prot.-sekr.. Marths Melzer. l7ls catalpa
Rd. Tel. w. l-06l7.
ssnsesssksiop 4
Oetreis. Mich. - o. Q. 0emisehtsr Char.
Praes., Thomas Seller. 1887 Annott Ave-
=; sekfi An2s ma, w'nk''r. 1880 sr'ns'rd Dr.
BundssssktloB L
Erie. Ps. Q. 8. Nannerehsr.
Praes.. John Singer. sos W. 2sth ST.
sekr; gdw; c. Potthon. loisA Tacoma
8u06essektiop 3
Lorain, o. z. Q. 0esangvereip Eiutrscbt
Praes, Michael Kirscher. sli Wesf 2l Str.
Prot. Sekr., Wilhelmins SCHNEIDER. Stop a..
Broadway.
Bundesktion Z
New Castle. Ps.-Etntsacht 0esangverein.
Praes., VIM. s. Unger. l24 Northview Ave.
sekr.. Andrew W. Schmidt. az East Lea
sure Ave.
Buudesktion Z.
Youngstown, Ohio. Ceneosdis Mixs0 Chorus
Praes., Bill Frank, % s. Portland Ave..
Youngstown 8, Ohio.
Sekr., Flora Pamer. l2l 8. Roanoke Ave-,
Youngstown 8. Ohio.
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Batter (ieinen eobn priis.lnb):
.@laubit bu nidt. Sunss. bab mir
ieber S@las tpeb tut. ben i4 Dir &c.
be?"
.g6er baua hSr' bod ouf. ga.
teri
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VERE|NS KALEUDER
de. sisbsnbvsrssr soehssn- sosn9srbvndss
Won Nordomeriko

Won Nordoneriko

bvnlsssehtseo q
Ysunssssws. Osis. .. .. sRessssass.
Prses.. George Raidsl o.. ITO Sssdr'cn
sekr.. Gustav A. Tschunn. 800 summer
Str.
Bss1esssktSes ~
Erie, "a. - sssbssbssses 0smisshtss CAss
Praes., Elaine Stoves. 830 =. =. D.. Grss.
sekra Evelyn Tssas. iass v. =. &C.
Bsn1essektBep u.
Cisvsiana. ohie Damsne6ss sosseWss'
Praes.. Mstilds sissrto. io7Is Josn Ava
sekr.. Ella. Ti:chler. as, v. a o. rsl.,
WO. l-SSl6.
asn6ssssbssss n.
Youngstowu, Ohlo OsOeDoAos e1eowsses
Praes.. Josephine Milles. sls clsarmcnd
sekr.. Maria Psnsssra4&. ., .eaa Warren
Ave.
BunAeesektaen ~
Canton. o. 0smssshtsr Chss.
Prses.. John Tcepfsr. sis-ss D.. \. W
sssr., wm rr...ch.. csnss aesd. %.
-. East Canton. Ohio.
BsnAessektisn Il
New Castle. p 9. g, Dsssnshss
Praes Mary Kuttesch. Sls Waldo c6.
Sekr., Mrs Hilds r. Snyder. SiS Z Luton
St.. New Castle. Pc.
BsnAsssektSop 10
Salem. Ohio Echo Lis1eskfeop
Prass., Eli.aosth oirscht 'so Libsrn Str
Serr Er.Ss a~r,rsrn A, n,,ruu.ss N.
Bsuassssktsep .
Ysungstewu. Q. .. Q. Jsnsss GssN
Praas., Winism Frank. o0s Flint aill.
sekr.. George Foisel. %6l Answan Lane.
Bsn6ssssktios %
Csnten. o. Dsmenehss.
Praes.. John Toepfsz. <ie-s7 o. N. ".
sekr.. WIN. rn.schs. csntu Road. noz -.
East Canton. Ohio.
Bsndessektion -
CLEVELAND West Saa6stesl Chosua
..Praes.. zoe T1tsch. $40 ". s5th Str,
Cleveland, Ohio. Phone At. l.7Soa
Sekr., Gertrude Binder, 1857 Roeinwod
Ave-. lakewood. Ohio. Phone Do. 3-76b4.
BunaesseAtSoB .
Cleveisna East Junssr ssxep CAeas
p rr.e:;. Geors: Krseh. $3.50 ssvshos aosd.
ssir., sara 8. schuner. sos, eass iissb
Str. Phone RA. l-eS94.
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President, JACK Wertnman, 2l2 Ninth
St.. Monaco. Pa. Phone: Rochester llll-R.
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Lsrain, Ohio. - Lorain Jonssfs
0axOn Cub.
Pres. Mary Lee. s5ss Bsety Court. Tel:
637o8
secy, Frieda Folberth. s42 Browueu Ave.
Tel: lS41l.
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Cleveland West Saxon Junior Club.

Pres, Herschel Roby. 1854 West 8Sth st..
Cleveland, Ohio, Atlantic 1887.
Corresp Sec'y. Pat Roby, 3lS4 West 80th
st Cleveland 2. Ohio. Atlantic 1.8877.
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Salem, Ohio Salem Junios Sasop
C1Ok.

President, Herman w. Linder, 1874 North
Ellsworth Ave.
Secretary, Freds Hermann. sei summit q.
Phone: 6607.
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Cleveland. Ohio

Cleveland. Ohio
Cleveland East Jsuior Saxob Club.
President, John Schneider. 1865 E las st.
Liberty i.7817.
secy. Marty Welter. 1913 shawview Ave.
GL> l-0S3l.
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R0nAeakAl0m 4.

Younsstown. Ohio. Ceneordia Missed Chorus
Praes., Bill Frank, % s. Portland Ave..
YOUNGSTOWN Q. Ohio.
Youngstown 8, Ohio.
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0andessektlon -

Clevsiand West Saa6ssssl Chosus.
..Praes.. zoe T1tsch. $40 W. o5tb Str,
Cleveland, Ohio. Phone AT. l.7So@
Sekr., Gertrude Binder, 1857 Roefnwod
Ave-. Lakewood. Ohio. Phone Do. 3-7SSA.
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Canton. D. 00meneA0e.
Pfaes., John Toepfex. Sl6-32 o. n. ".
Canton, Ohio
sekr.. WIN. rrt.schs. csntss Road. soz -.
East Canton, Ohio.
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Csismbus. Ohis. Columbus Junior
SaSo0 GLIB
Pres, Richard 8. Kautz, <722 Grebus Rd..
Columbus 2, Ohio. Tel FIR. 7-4387.
Sec'y, Katy Thesis. 1887 East Whittier
ST., Columbus. Ohio. Tel: GARFIELD 297<.
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Buuaessektion =

YeungstoWn, o. 3. Q. Jonso9 GeSo
Ch0rUs
Praas., Winiam Frank. OBS Flint atll.
Sekr., George roisel. 4ol, AnswaD Lane.
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Pres. Michael Linz. l18 West Long Ave-.
New Castle. Pa. Tel: 7l16.
Secy, Ann Tekeser. 1910 Audley Ave..
New Castle. Pa. Tel: 3lS6-R.
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8un0essektion 3
Lorain. o. Z. Q. 0esa ngvereiB EiutracbI
Praes., Michael Kirscher. 8l1 Wesf Il 0tr.
Prot. Sekr.. Wilhelnina SCHNEIDER. Stop &s.
Broadway.
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New Castle. Ps.-Eintsacht 0esangverein
Praes., VIM. s. Unger. l24 Northview Ave.
Sekr.. Andrew W. Schmidt. az East Lea.
sure Ave.
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BsnAessek ektisn Il

New Castle. 70 Q. Q. Donaenehes
"Pp0hsinUs
Praes., Mary Kuttesch. lle Waldo e6.
Sekf., Mrs. Hilda 3. Snyder. SlS =. Luttop
St., New Castle. Pc.
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0undsssektion {
Erie, p. Q. 8. blannefehsf.
Praes.. John Singer sos w. 26th st..
Erie. Pa.
Sekr., Edw. c. Potthon. lols A Tacoma
Road Erie, Pa.
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Dun0osoektloD ID
Salem, Ohio - Echo Ljo0efkfooP
Prass., Elisabsth 0irsrht. 100 LibsrH ST..
Salem, Ohio.
Sekr,, TredS Rssmann. sel Summit ~.
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Ysupsstevs. Ohte. .. 3. 1leassssAss.
Praes.. George Ra3da sr~ ITO sc"
9trasse.
sekr.. Gustav Il Tschunn. 400 summer
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New Castle. "a. New Castle yuniss
Saxons.
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0uu6sssektton IL
Clevelanl. Ohio cintsacht. 0ermansa
Pses,, Michael Saimen, 8492 Maplecrsst
Ave-, Pafms lights. q. Tsl: TU. 5-lo9S.
Sekr, Hans Steiner, S6l7 Detroit Ave-.
Cleveland Is. q. WO. l-l563 oder SH. l-3848.
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Canton, O. 0e0Isehter Ches.
Prses.. John Toepfsr. Sis-33 81. =. W.
Canton. Ohio
sekr., WIN. Fritsche. Cne@ aoed. oox
-. East Canton. Ohio
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Detroit, Mich. Q. 0. 0emischtef Char.
Praes., Thomas Seller. 1887 Annott Ave-
Tel: We 0244l.
Sekr. Anna winklsr. 1880 Brineard Dr.
Tel: LA. l-02l2.
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MOTTOs
I'm Sange rein und fret i'm Wort
Und test In Cintracht tmmerfort
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Cleveland. Ohio. Ostseits LSedeftafeI
0emlscheee Chor.
Praes, Sofa Delfino. 1863 Cstalps Rd.
Tel. KE. l-0826.
Prot.-Sekr., Marths Melzer. l74s catalpa
Rd. Tel, w. 1-06l7.
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VEREINE IN ALPHABETlSCHER
RElHENFOLGE DER ORTE NIT
nRA, RaYNSX TIfnN RREN.

Alliance, Ohio. - Alliance Saxon Lodge,
Branch 5.
Versammluns 1eden xweiten Sonntas TN
Nonat i'm Sachsenheim.
Praesident, John Zeides. S03 Waugh st.
Tel i-76lo. 90,
c.eV..sekr.. Donald q. Illegal. +o6 G. Mar
ket Tel 65ol.
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0usleseektleD ~
Erie, "a. =. ssebssbssses Oemiss6tss CAss
Praes., Elaine Stoves. sSo =. =. y. 1Tss.
Pa.
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Evening star., 1953-03-06
Muson-Dixon Team
Is Ineligible for
Kansas City Meet
Rv a s,off corre,penden, Of The stor


BALTIMORE, Mar. g. The
winner of the Mason-Dixon Con-
ference tournament here will not
go to the National Association of
intercollegiate Athletics tourna-
ment at Kansas City later this
month as in previous years, it
was learned today. Mason-Dixon
teams aren't eligible.
commissioner Paul Mention ex-
planned that one of the eligibility
requirements for the NAIA tour
nament is that member teams in
each area stage a play-of to de-
eide which shall go to Kansas
City The rule has been waived
for several years to admit the
Mason-Dixon winner. when that
team also was a NAIA member
Not all MD teams belong.
This tournament also is a
money-raiser to help defray ex-
penseS of the Kansas City tour
nament. but Mention pointed out
that the MaSon-Dixon basketball
| jamboree also pays the confer
ence's annual operating expenses
Without it the MD couldn't
carry on. So, no NAIA play-ofi
was scheduled by MD teams this
year and as a result Executive
Secretary AL Duer notified Men
ton that the conference couldn't
send O team to Kansas City.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
ID. {. Golden GIovers
Fail 10 Win Place
On Eastern Team
Special Dispateh 10 The Star

NEW YORK, Mar. 6.-The
Eastern Golden Gloves boxing
team which will meet the West
ern team in matches at Chicago
March 26 may not be as strong
as some of those in recent years,
but it does have a number of
outstanding individuals.
Ready to meet anything the
West can produce in it's finals
at Chicago tonight are such win
ners from last nights Eastern
finals at Madison Square Gar
den as Welterweight Tony Di-
Biase. Flyweight Jackie Spur
geon and Featherweight Edison
Brown.
For the first time in several
years Washington, D. C. does not
have an Eastern champion.
Three boxers from the Capital
got as far as the finals. but none
got over the hump. Spurgeon
beat Billy Hill of Washington,
who defeated him for the Ma
tional AAU title last year; Brown
outboxed Alfonso Muckerson of
Washington in a good contest,
while Middleweight Warren Pc
terson of Washington lost to
William Ford of Newark.
Two other Washingtonians
lost in yesterdays semifinals.
Bantamweight Joe Gilchrist
bowed to James Lane of Hunt
ington, w. Va, and Welter-
weight Charley Little was
knocked out by Leon McCollin of
Charlotte. N. c.
The most rousing battle of the
finals was that in which DiBiase,
who follows the Rocky Granzi-
ano and Tony zale style of
fighting, blasted McCollin, an
other hard hitter. DiBiase stag
gered the North Carolin fighter
in the first round, floored him
twice in the second and then
barely survived McCollin's third
round rally.
The team title went to New
York with 81 points, followed
by Newark, IA; Buffalo, IL, and
Washington. II, with the others
far behind.
Evening star., 1953-03-06
Carol Peters and Ryan
Seek New Skatinu Laurel,

Carol Ann Peters and Danny
Ryan of the Washington Figure
Skating Club, who placed third
in the gold dance Of world COM
petition at Davos, Switzerland,
are among the favorites for top
honors in the North American
championships today and to-
morrow in Cleveland.
Since returning from Europe,
where they also skated in ex-
hibitions at Paris and Dortmund
as guests of the French and
West German governments, Miss
Peters, and Ryan have been
training with Lew and Mrs. Ell
ktns, professionals, in Buffalo.
N. Y.
They will be among the fore
most contenders in the national
championships in Hershey. Pa,
March 26.27.