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Evening star., 1953-09-23
ANTIQUES
WANTED
FORMER


Pennsylvania Dealer
WILL BUY ANYTHING OLD
WILL BUY CHINA. BRIC-A-BRAC.
FURNITURE. PAINTINGS. JEW
ELRY. PICTURE FRAMES, CUT
GLASS, MUSIC BOXES, BEER
STEMS. USED FURNITURE, ETC,
WILL PAY TOP PRICES
CALL JE. 2-3777 ANY TIME DUR
ING THE DAY OR UNTIL II PM.
Calls Made Immediately
BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 9-2937: evenings, RA. 3-1416.
BICYCLE, boys, "a in; in good con-
dition. OIL. 4-7673.
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity. and
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality;
zEIkINb, 5 a2S p s; s n. NV. RE. 7-e456.
tiep r gold da,IgR ane silver dlI sfb cash at PAID
FURNITURE WANTED. Any amount
stoves, refgrS. JU. 5-G313. rs
FURNITURE viii buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
brio a-brac. Buying and selling for
IS years. HOPWOoD's, Sth and x
SITS. n.w.. ME S-52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED. ALL KINDS,
entire households; pieces. Antiques.
bric-a-brac FIX 3-6255 -2l
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ROOMS EURN.--N.E. tcon.. J

COLORED-REFINED HOME; conv.
to streetcar and bus: for Govt. or
professional employe. LA. 6-4365
between s and 3 pm. IA
Evening star., 1953-09-23

GOLD
Bring your dental gold, platinum.
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
so YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
CHESTS AND TABLES gaLs
highest price paid. ME. s-6S76.
offpS,FA1SHnosEp ffS 1ndifos fvf P1GTURE 9T FRAMES,
clocks. furniture, china etc. Mr.
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. JU. 9-3039
REFRTGERATORS, gas ranges. fur
niture, heaters. stoves, mattresses.
ACME STOVE CO. Ma. S-8952:
SCRAP IRON
SCRAP METALS
Auto batteries. house rags. highest
prices paid. WASH. RAG y BAG
CO, 215 L st. S.w.. D1. 7-SO07.
TVS, any make. any condition; rea-
sonable price. Phone JE. 2-2lS6:
/ to 1000 cords. oak and
pine seasoned wood. COOPER SUP
PLY CO.. S13 18th st. ne. -27
TWO-DOOR SEDANS. 40 or 80
Crosley; cast iron block; good eond.
phspER2fE as f1slff; MOTHER needs dis
carded bookcase, chairs and clothing
for girls, and 6 years Of age.
PEARL CARPENTER, 1040 Brown
ing pl. ne.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
TARPAULINS

LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE
2bl3 M ST. NV. EX. 3-3527
TELEVISION, 1854 model, large
screen; very famous make; new, IN
SI39.95, cash or terms. Cali JU
S-9797. Open ewes. It'll 9.
PETE HILL COMPANY
944 Wayne Ave, Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1953-09-23

de luxe. completely automatic de-
froster, 77-lb. freezer compartment,
adjustable shelves, plenty of shelves
In door; very famous make; new, in
factory carton. Regular $3.50. sale,
S33995. Open ewes. til 9. Call
JU. S-97q7
PETE HILL COMPANY
944 WAYNE Ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
PAINT-PAINT-PAINT

rent popular type-elec-
tronic instruments with options to
buy; private lessons available. ST.
3-9400. JORDANS. corner 18th Gnd
@ SfS
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

wood. presto logs, kin
ding, camel coal. charcoal, Read
scrap lumber; So $40. S15, $50 q
load delivered; S375 q hundred
Gu. #. load you haul. COOPER
SUPPLY CO.. S13 18th st. ne.
Ii 6-5q19; DE. 2-1525.
FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE
CALL LO. 5-25O5 -22
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
All furnishings Of 6-rm. apt, leav-
ing city, must sell. 4311 Cathedral
ave. NV. WO. 6-033S. -27
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HTU D ST. NE.
Two bedrms.. liv. rm. kit, pvt. bath,
entire end f.. conv. transp. Ii.
231 Sth ST. NE.--Three rms, pvt.
bath; newly redecor. and new fur
nishings; garbage disposal; ideal for
. or 3 adults; convenient transp.
900 BLK. R ST. N.E.-Two-rm. apt.
with kitchen. S45 month.
$40 MASS. AVE.-Three rms, pvt.
6ah bath. 5snS $75 mSnth1 hr Nw Mt.
bedrm. efic. apt $50 mo. One or
9 adults. WILLOUGHBY REAL ES.
TATE, Ii 6-7043 -ob
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED. Perm.
home for elderly but active woman.
Pensioner. Please write Box 363-
T. Star. 30
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Building Material
DEMOLISHING
PANAMA

DEMOLISHING
PANAMA
CANAL BLDG.
All 10th ST. NV,
FORMERLY GAS LIGHT CO. BLDG
Large Selection Reclaimed
Building Material
For Sale on Site
at Lowest Possible Prices
All material must be moved from Job.
Firebells and stations. fire doors, bat
tleship ltnoleum, modern gas radia-
tors, otf1ce partitions, fire eXtingu-
lshers, paneling, light fixtures, doors
toilet and tank sets, basins, urinals,
steel beams, assorted sizes, steel
easement windows. half-milItou
bricks, window grills, 100000 IT.
lumber, maple flooring, vault doors
and many other items.
statesmen ON JOB
7:30 to 4, Mon. through Sat.
ACE WRECKING & BLDG,
MATERIAL CO., INC.
LU. 4-0500.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD

WESLEY HALL-AnnounceS opening
Of new bldg. Sgle and twin bedrms
daily maid service, running water in
rms. Bendix; recreation activities.
TV: selected menu. 1926 21st st
NV, HU. 3-5433
1917 r. 1. AVE. N.W.-Dble. and
triple rms, TV, good meals; Sl4
each; downtown. DE. 2-9645. --2S
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM with break
fast; twin beds; home privils.;
southern family; good transp. RA.
HOME FOR YOUNG GIRL with moth
erly couple. Excellent meals. Tele-
vision; 1st-f. apt. -AP. 1854. IA
CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hamp. NV.
A club residence for those seeking
the best; dbles. with pvt. baths and
share rooms, S17 Wk. and I'D incl
full-course meals and hotel services
coIuMB1A SGi i iBI ii RD. NV. eoO1 at n Conn.
ave.-Nice Single rooms, good meals
Rec. rm.., TV. Young people. S12
GUEST HOUSE, 1890
Conn. ave. NV. Clean home atmos.
home cooking. Pol.-Amer. cook.
11i0 18th ST. NV. Single. also dbie
excellent transportation; TV and
Bendix. DU. 1864. "a
CALVERT HOUSE, 1401 10th NV
Lovely rms. business people: stu
dents; selected menus. switchboard.
1856 N ST. N.w.-For students or
GGEf decops peas food s Tv and
5ps Bendix wAEi Sony nEr 19G 1p9GSv1s sHouSemo5aef' 5a
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ROYALTY BRED
FARM AND GARDEN

Boxer pup, fawn color; male. 8 wi
NO. 7-7745.
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THE JOHN KHPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
"a blk. of Conn. ave. overlooking Rock
Creek Park, away form traffic noise.
Cony. transp.; dble. and sgle., rms.
pvt. baths avail; excel. meals;
rates. $3.50 wk. up. HO. 2-3566.
SLAUGHTER'S
WILL SHOW YOU
How to save money, time and energy
py living at one of our. popular
downtown addresses. A tidy room,
phone and daily maid service. TV.
Good meals with no worry over food
shopping and housework gives you
time to meet nice people and entov
1925 18th ST. NV. DU. 7-766f
1927 10th ST. NV. HO. 2-6767
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

DUPONT CIRCLE = Attractive front
bedroom, kit. bath. Suit. : or ).
utiis. Incl. no. 2-soi7. Si'0 25" %0'
I1OI r. 1. AVE. NV,
AtlF AtiIs, efn efylnEJeearm;, RE- 1g74sk kit bath all
DoWNTOWN-3 or persons. Entire
SSF 6eSToom axerY5hnE bf Tes4g e!s94Egnishsd master
LlNCYLY fn.-Slo ci2th st. Sc;
$40. mel. utils. RA. .6-2O36. ---25
N.W.-Two bedrms., liv. rm., DIM.
entr.; sI1o mo; utiis. RA. 3-294S.
IF YOU ARE looking for a beautiful
apt. we, have one for you. Lse. hv.
rrm:. hedrm.. dinette and kit Beaut;
bUTntns bfSTR SSS IS nsludtng incl Gs %a 4t,s aaS 3ls
CONN. AVE. NV. 4lI7, at Bureau
OF Standards; l-bedrm. apt. new.
clean, cool; pvt. entrance: nicely
1urn.; 500 mo. for 2. Wo. 6-4ll7.
1888 KANSAS AVE, NV. Apt. a.
hit. and bath; attrac; turn. and
RENTAL @'e Co. "i 9,5 "kS; New York NSN. ave-.
NV MA STAG. pa
PARK CENTRAL APTS.-Hotel:
Newly iHH de decorated; eGm6iInation lily:
with refrigerator: maid service: ex-
celtent downtown location; very
| reasonable rates. 1900 F st. NV.
Cnll GF rssiaent ss6s16 manager MRS HAYES.
Downtown Small studio rm., din.
! alcove and bath SOB incl. utils.
Apply Apt. No. .. 90S 14th st. NV.
PRIVATE. 72a 9Th st. n.e.--Iiv.
nm, oedrm,, kit: bath: conv. stores.
1rrsnsp;= Ss5. EX, $500. Ewes.
ENTIRE Ist FL rms, plus pam
Try Try and IhdnD;G back porch: conyy transp:
lis TENN: AVE, Ne, Apt. "a
rms. bath, back porch: = empl.
sd546l ssdg4ItIli no children; $3.50 Ii.
9ia Iith ST, NE apts.: one
bsmt.; = bedrms.. pvt shower bath:
snsni; srsnsD. one ind n; ) rms 5Ytt..ls.: Yt.ls.:
BACHELOR APT.--Furnished; maid
COOKING So. Mass HSs; PHSn' aVe. sSth !sx st. so
E1iSN ny We, 6-ois3; NE. s-5679;
FEN !1e r AfE E mr. rsdfpS RGSk Gree GTesS Park;
dec; $50 mo mo fsasFFi fsa4 NeRfon RS5nn st. newy NW.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLEWTyo rms.
MSiEs; snd bath. l@4@ 21st st. NV.
FURN. 3 rms. and oath; rent S62 0.
Sl3 18th st. ne, Apply MRS. DUNN.
Embassy sECTIoN-AAA park ioc;
for .; coInpl, furn. linens, silver,
china; ETC., dressing rm.; closets;
i full bath, kit; refgr; elev ldry.
storage; utils, incl: secy. serv. 1875
Euclid s.; NV: HU.. 3-34Q2. g
rm;., kit, bath: apt bids. No. 7.
4I9 9th ST. S.W.--Bedrm. and kitch.
en-, front, Semipvt bath; on car
line; newly dec; S12.50 wk, ME.
HoME-LIKE APT. in NV. bet 9
twin beds, utils.. phone, auto.
washer; vacuum. ia. 9-9551.
WILTSHIRE CRESCENT. 1901 Conn,
aye.-Lovely furn. apts, liv, rm.,
J l3X20; ige. dressing rm. and bath:
plenty closet space; air cond; utils.
r siSl snd seeTetarisl sy,r service. Call Res.
j. ONE RIM. kit. and bath. 1912 9th
4 Slip CONN. AVE.-Beautiful 2-bed-
-; rm. apt. Immed. avail. S125 mo.
}. WAsHBuRN q MAIZE, ST. 3-2s15.
e 425 18th ST. S.E.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
S dinette kitchen and bath, $50:
SCHEUCH, INC, ST: 3-5443. "a
> bath; utils. Empl, ladx's brick home.
e 14e1 HARVARD ST. NV rooms
z; plus large kit and share bath: S66
:. mo. AD. 4-2530. rs
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BELLEVUE GARDENS
One bedrm., lge. liv. rm.. din. kit,
bath; Sa9.50. incl. utilS. 10. 3-4O40.
COW. NV rooms, dinette. kitch-
en- and bath, pvt. entr. front and
3. 500 for 4 Bet 6 and s pm.
co. 5-6297
%
zoos CLAIMING NE. SS5
Two bedrms.. liv. rm., kit, tnclosed
porch. bath, nicely furn.
SAM ROSEY. AID 4-27O0.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
ms. and oath; rent S62. 10.
st. ne. Apply MRS. DUNN.

425 18th ST. S.E.-Liv rm.. bedrm.,
scHEUcH. INC, ST 3-544s. "a
N.W.--All End fl. Nice, 3 rms. kit,
bath, utils. Empl. ladys brick home.
Empl. couple: 500. RA. 6-43S6:
-37
1921 HARVARD ST. NV rooms
Evening star., 1953-09-23

KIT, pantry. hedrm, inclosed-
screened porch; S65 mo-. incl. cleo,
gas and heat; ADULTS. RIA. 6-6l "a.
Evening star., 1953-09-23

WASHER, 1854; very famous make;
fully automatic; new, in factory car
ton; full manufacturer warranty.
Regular $500, sale S199.96. cash or
easy terms Open ewes. It'll 9. Call
JU. S-9797.
PETE HILL COMPANY
Evening star., 1953-09-23

BLUE GRASS SOD
ON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
You lay it! GREENWICH FARMS
NURSERY LII 2-49S0
Evening star., 1953-09-23

2007 o ST. NV.
Have for pleasant year-round living
at special rates. clean, comfortable
rooms: 24-hr. switchboard and ele-
vator service; reception rm. Just a
few steps to bus and trolley. Good
eating places close by. NO. T-4660.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 st. NV.
MA. S-4094.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-05

OPEN LETTER OF THANKS

We would like to express our
gratitude to all the lodges that
donated to the Mary-kathv Fund
campaign. To the many generous
individuals who responded to the
Christian charity i'll their hearts,
we especially want to say thank
you. We, the committee. can
only say thank you. But YOU
who gave know there is nothing
so rewarding as the giving itself
When we hold out our hand to
our fellow man. our own burdens
become lighter and Our hearts
sing. That is Gods way OF saying
thank YOU.
We regret not have reached
our goal OF $1,000. We are great
ful. however. for the $4,000, tina!
were contributed. As YOU
probably all krow BY this time
Tune located her children in Pa
mona. Cal. She is leaving for Cali
fornia this week. We nope ouI
small gift will help ease the trlbu-
lations of the weeks ahead. We
wish her Godspeed.
Again we say thank YOU to al
who helped us help friend.
~ Sincerely.
The Mary Kathv Fund
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-05
GARY, INDIANA
BRANCH 40

Dear Members. Our regular
meeting will take place Nov. i
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. In
the committee to serve refresh
ments are: Ethel Mandcl. Theresa
Eichstaetter. kath. Iungheim.
Branch 40 has one sister on the
sick list. Bertha Helvig. The sick
committee consists Of Agnes
Goldner. and Maria Binder. Please
visit the sick sister.
Branch 10 is giving big bunco
party on Nov. II at ! 90 p. m.
Every member is urged to come
to this party. On the commltte to
serve reiresments at this evening
are: Emily Fernandes. kathari-
ma Neugebauer. kathar'na Mace,
Mildred Goeldner. Betty Nelson
Clara Gottschling. Eliriede Milar.
Hulda Griffin is chairman of the
refreshments committee. .
There are II members who
have not paid the anniversary
dollar. Please pay this dollar be-
fore the end of the wear.
Sara Olson, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-05

Hungarian Consul in Cleveland,
then Counsel for the Hungarian
Legation in Washington and later
its Minister. Following this he was
Representative of Minorities in
Geneva. Having resigned when the
Communists took over his country,
he became an American citizen and
taught at Dartmouth College.
have just learned with pleasure
that he has been appointed the
head Of the Free Europe Un!versl-
ty in Exile, which operates the new
College de Europe Libre at Stras-
bourg. France. Tho University Of
fers scholarships to that college
and others in Western Europe and
the Near East. 1t was established
by the National Committee for a
Free Europe in an attempt to help
young exiles from Albania. Bulga-
ria. Czechosloyakia, Estonia. Hun
gary, I.atvia. Lithuania. Poland
Rumania, and Yug0slavia.
1t is now aiding some $50 young
men and women to get a college
education. Most Of them attend the
College de pEurope Libre. which is
In an old French ehAteau. The stu
dents study at the University o1
strasbours and receive degrees
from that institution.
DULSE OF THE NATION. How
i sound Is Americas economy?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-05
Wird Trotzkzis Moerder, den
niemund kermit, bald frei?

Gin Nohnlann fraete: ,Sie iino
bon Der @Hlt aeid,idt. nidt mar2"
v9lein. ni:ht Die SYll". erruioerte
MornarS. res 1T elm Wann. id, weis
nid)t ncr ct lit, aber er bot es pers
lan1t. Sic babel ctluaS 9c9cn nllh.
Sic balten meine Mutter gefanNen.
" 7rcBti muroc ins aranferbous
aeltafit, mo Oie bclten slerite tergeh-
lid, rerinbten. ihn om Sebelt ;n er'
halten. Sic Gidelipise hotte icm 8e.
birn perlest uno CT ltarb ain 1,dd)Iten
Tag.
Ser Gro;eb eeaen Mnrnaro oan.
erte brei Sabre, cr eub in,mer pieoer
nel,s @rfl1runecn iiber lid, ln,o Ieine
@emea1riinoe ,ah unh I,oertc lie
bolb borauI. Sdlieblid' ucrurteilte
man ibn ;n 90 Sabren @efdnsnis.
Seitoem lebt Molnaro iu Staats-
sei1ngnis BON Me1iso. Mit Der 3eit
9claua cs ibm blirT, cute isiibrimg
cine Mcibe bon Grip:legien 81, erhal-
ten. @r Ieitet i'm @einue,,is cine
RunSIunftperfitatt, no Sie Aidoloap.
parate Der SGftliree iwo oroercr
aunben rcpariert fperhcn. Sei,te
Belle" bciteht uus ei,,cin Sdlai.
ra,im. einem 8obu5immer uno elmer
oiienen 8erdt,oa. bic o(lerSines 10
oidlt nit Client itdben peraittert lit.
oab man feine Sanogranate bntein.
! perien fam.
MornarS Sarf Tiff irei int @eidn9-
nis bcrumbetpeqen l,no feline Ntobl.
;eiteu in einem &eitaurant eiunebme,t.
oos BON @efan9enen beiuirtihaitet
niro. 9,ueimal in Ser @oGe beiud,t
ibn ein merifaniides MGbhen, ia
nad ser merifaniihea @efdnsniscros
| nuns rfoni,,eolc Ysi,de" BON Che
frouen ODER ielten Greunbilen erlaubt
linS.
Seiu @eIo fcmmt npn einerr
8auffontp, bas - ipie ieiu Mehts.
annalt laet - bel ieinem eriten Gin.
treiien in Merico gitp Don 0iornarO
eineeriftet iporoen lein ioll. Weitere
Musfiinite bariiber ,per6en Don bem
Hcdltsanmalt perlueigert.
Selbitfderbeit in 13 Ueiansniss
iahrcn
Sic t3 @cfGnsnisiahre hnben
Mtornaro mn penig perGnOert. gr
Iagte. oab er bel ieiner GerbaliilnG
Sc Sabre a!t aelpeIen lei, 10 onb ct
Jest ~ w6re. gr iiebt aber nl,r wie
40 aus. gr bat elm ,penia @elpidt mn
cine NroSe Gortion Sel6itiiherbe;t
;uaenomnlen. 10 baB man i'm oft
ihon arrogant nenllt, nnb cr ld,eint
iidb nidlt i'm ertierntciten Gorge SIT
Erlndlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-05

Nterico Gitp. - Ger Wjr6er BON
Geo lrosfi. oeilen Namen nicmanS
weib, miro nlDslif,rpeiie III ocn
ndhiten &cd,en oas @eidnenis in
Merifo aIs elm freiar Wauu perlai.
len. IS lit nm 13 Sabre fer, hab CT
Sen 'siibrcr Der 1. ss,ltcrnotionale
init cinem gispidcl erld,lus, u5er bis
sum bcutiacn Rag licst elm @cheim=
mis- ii6er bieiem Mpro llnb iiber Dem
NforGcr.
sSr bieiem Ssabr Tam er hauaNiat
peroen. oenn cr bat lti ausees escid,uet
aciiibrt l,no snei 7ritteI ieiner Stra.
ic perbiibt. Noh meiB man ieopb
nift. ob CT ein @nabcuaeiud, eiurei=
heu miro. Gr lebt notwithstanding
lururios, bat elm Wonatscinfontnlen
pon ctrpa $125, fann lid, fouicn, mas
er Mill, iciue .Selle" beiteht aus meh.
reren Miiumeu lmb ieiuc Nrellnoin
bari i'm bGuiis beiuhcn.
Srosfis 8itipe iaete fiir5lid,, oa6
er lid,crlih ermorbet tpiirbe, iaas er
oas @eidnanis perllBt, neil man i'm
am Sprehen binbern tprlle - tuenn
er out in Sen pergnnsenen 13 Sab
rem nid)ts aeiagt bot.
Gispidcl inter bcm He9enmantcl
Die Gelisei hatte 'einerSeit pergeb.
lid, periud)t, oen Namen hes Wtors
oers ausiinSis sln,adlen ShlieBlif
gab man ibm Sen Namen Wornaro.
Ncrnarb uar i'm Sabre 1910 in Me'
rifo allfgctaud,t, orei Sabre radlbem
Srcsfi lif sort nieoeraelaiien bate
1urh einen semeiniamen 6reunf
bate er Irosfi fennengelernt unb ihr
eclcsentlif in beiien Siua bei,,d)t
Mm 90. 9lueuit 1910 il,t1te er Frps'
ii nieoer aui mno tpuroe bon Der
@adpoiten ioiort p;eoer eineelaiien
ba mou i'm bereifs fannie. l1cber lei
mem Irm trua M;ornnrb cinen &c:
senmantel. Erotti iiitterte ecraOe
ieine aanintlen i'm Sol. eina oanr
aber nit ieinem Sat ms 5al,s. I'm
bas Manuifript eiues Mrtifels 81 le'
len, Den Mcrnarb seidlrieben bate
VlOtlid, idJrie Srosft anf
Tah flint Ntiruten bcrten sic @a
d1cn ploslid, TrOsfi laut alfidreien
Sic eilten in has 3aus unS fnnber
Srosfi al,s elmer aopfpunoe bluteni
nuf ben 9ooer licsen. MornarN itani
iiber i'm acbelIat anh hiclt elmer
GispideI IN ieincr &anb. Girer &ad,
leutc bolte aus. I'm Wornarh nit ecn
Giitolcnariiic ,.ieoerjuihlasen. abe,
Srpsti iaate:
-Sotet i'm uiht! ;Sciiclt ibn INT
brinpt i'm gum Saredeu "
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-05

Everyone is to meet at Betty
Schneider's House 1883 Antis-
dale Rd. off Taylor Rd.) at 500
p. IN. sharp. If YOU can't make it
for the Hayride. come to the par
tv to be held afterwards. l hear a
good time is in store for everyone.
Good food. singing, dancing. etc.
The next meeting will be held
at Andrew Miller's house. S24S
Theodore Rd. on Wednesday Nov
II at 500 p. m. The best way to
get there is to take Lee Rd. out
to Libby Rd. Turn left on Libby
Rd. and it's the first street on the
left hand side.
There is bowling every Sunday
at Play-Mor Lanes. Z. 14O St.
starting at $50 p. NJ Anyone is
welcome to come down for an
afternoon of fun. Keep trying
lean. YOU might make that 100
game vet.
That's all for this week.
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Girscht ugliest witch doctor.
ian Kaiser. Corn guessing contest
was won by Peggy Meissner.
Marshmellow chew lst Bobby
Wagner, 2nd Darlene Wikman.
Apple eating contest up to s
wears of age. Was Won by Janice
Vogelhubcr.
Eating whole apple contest s
to II years of age won by Arty
Schuster.
Passing grapefruit from chin
to chin was one by Team ! con-
sisting OF Carol Meissner, Susan
Ulrich. Bobby M elitschka. Freddy
Nogelhuber. Ruth kekel, Bob Ze-
pernic. Peggy Meissner. Walter
kekel. Karen Pauline and Fred
Kaiser.
Passing the bag contest was
won by Milky Fritzran and Peg
sv Meissner.
The children enjoyed them
selves by playing the horky-por-
XIV. Then dancing.
Lunch and refreshments were
served
Brothers lust a reminder. there
will be a regular meeting friday
November 8 at 500 Sharr at the
club rooms of the Saxon Hall. 2OS
Rail Road Street, Salem. Ohio.
On "Wednesday November lltll
at 6 90 sharp will be the Annual
Armistics Day Banquet OF Branch
~.
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FARRELL. PA.
HARVEST FESTIVAL DANCE
Sat-, Nov. 18th at 500 p. m.

Your membership card and ~
cents is your admission to the
Harvest Festival Dance Nov. 18th.
Tickets purchased at the door
the night OF the dance will be
Sl.OO You will receive Your
tickets in the mail. thus saving
YOU AN extra 20 cents.
Attention: Anyone interested
in re-organizing the Farrell J IL
Nor Saxons and helping to get the
ball rolling again, please call
25265. We really need some actie-
itv around our club.
We are all happy to see I'd
Kraft back home alter : years
in the Army,
Congratulations to Betty and
Rudy Kraft who became the pa
rents Of Linda Lee on October
18th. Also to Eileen (Henning
and Emil Shank who had boy on
the 26th.
Don't forget - we are hoping
for big crowd at the Harvest
Dance. See Ncu there.
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CLEVELAND
SAXON VETERANS

| believe we finally have the
bowling balls rolling. Alliance IS
getting a few towns lined up tor
November 22nd IF any cities are
interested write to Mr., John lei
des on Waugh Avenue in .Alliance
Ohio. So Jar he has three for sure
and possibly four cities hned up
We can have three teams niuS d
girls team going t" .NlIiance
speaking OF bowling - our
IeaGins team. "Scientiflc Bowlers
are leading the pack. The second
team. actually the Number one
team professionally and dong
their best to get up to the leading
team. Coed luck. boys. make it all
in .erestiug season.
We were very sorry TO hear OF
Eikev .Alcr being i'll and in the
ho,ni,a1 lie needed blood and /
sin nr,ud to say the Vets came
THROUGH and the blood needed
was ~ivcu to him. | hope he is up
and around very soon.
I wonder if many of the Young
fathers and mothers of the Vets
watched the Kraft Theatre last
week OF "Thc I'reshold." Ii makes
one wonder if he is doing his best
toward raising his children. 1t also
makes one want to keep his
children Young. What a JOB Our
parents had with us is finally
being shown to us.
! know of a Vet who had to put
i,r new bathroom Accommodations
lust because his wife wanted to
show him where the leak was.
1T is right here, she said. The
whole side OF the lavctory fell out
Didn't It. bort?
SATURDAYS dance did not do so
good. Well have to get the word
around again. This week George
Cook. Bob Fibens committee IS
on. Don't forget the dance OF the
cSth for the Vets Hospitals.
Next Monday, November 9th
meeting at 800 p. III. More nm
portart business is on the docket.
Georg Jacob, Reporter.
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CANTON, OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB
Novelty Dance November IA, 1853

Repeat engagement OF the Won
deriul Polka and modern dance
playing orchestra.
Those OF YOU that have attended
our dances have enjoyed our bord
so bring your friends for another
enjoyable evening, packed full o'
unique dancing games.
Come dressed as YOU are or III
sport clothes tort hat night: YOU
arc really going to get to know
everyone and YOU don't want to be
worrying about Your clothes. Re
prepared to enjoy yourself. Ad-
mission only = cents per person
Dancing o:,i0 TO ! 90.
Our regular business meeting is
Friday Nov. lSth.
Retreshment committee: Marie
Cook, Donna kelp and Ida Ro-
chus.