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Evening star., 1953-06-24
Man Sought in 81 ,726 Holdup
At Silver Spring Loan Firm
Bondit FIees After
Refusing $3.50 in
Checks, Money Orders

Silver Spring police today are
hunting a bandit who yesterday
held up a clerk at the Coastal
Finance Corp, 944 Bonifant
street, and escaped with $1.126
in a shopping bag.
Victim of the robbery. which
occurred at about 1:25 pm. was
Mrs. Ruby v. Lovett, %, Of TIT
Crabb avenue. Rockville.
Mrs. Lovett told police she was
alone in the office. using a tele-
phone, when a man dressed in
sport clothes entered. and came
to the counter. William c.
Powick.. loan office manager,
was at lunch.
Mrs. Lovett said she asked the
man if she could help him,
whereupon he whipped out a
nickel-plated revolver. pointed it
at her and said: "This is it,"
At the same time he threw a
paper shopping bag on the
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Pastors Son browns
AT Vermont Camp

The 15-year-old son Of the
Rev. E. Paul Harris. Washington
Methodist minister. drowned yes
terday at a summer camp near
Burlington, VT.
The youth, Donald, was in a
canoe with a companion on Lake
Champlain. The craft over
turned in 40 feet of water.
The companion, Identified al
Richard Pool, Is, of 104O OXFORD
street, Chevy Chase, Md, junior
counselor at the boys camp
swan 100 feet to shore.
The Harris family resides at
9611 Evergreen street, Silver
Spring.
Mr.. Harris was pastor Of the
Evening star., 1953-06-24

Eldbrooke Methodist Church,
Wisconsin avenue and River road
NV. until a few weeks ago when
he was transferred to the Mar
vim Memorial Methodist Church
at Four Corners, Md. He left
Washington yesterday for YER
mont.
Mr.. Harris has two other chill
dren, Nancy, 10, and Barbara,
IA, Funeral arrangements will
be made when the minister re-
turns from Vermont.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
District Will Receive
Truffic Safety Awards

Two safety awards won by the
District in the 1852 national
traffic safety contest will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners in
the board room of the District
Building next Tuesday at $3.50
am.
One is the national safety
award and the other is for out
standing achievement in traffic
engineering.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Godfrey Plans Return
To Airwoves August l
sy the Associated Pres,

BOSTON, June 24.-TV-radio
star Arthur Godfrey has set Au-
gust as the tentative date for
his return to the airwaves. Earlier
reports had set his return for
July 6.
Mr.. Godfrey is recuperating at
Massachusetts, General Hospital
from a hip operation. He is
walking with crutches and
strengthens his muscles by pedal
ling a stationary bicycle.
The entertainer said he is get
ting bored with his enforced lay
off and plans to fly back "early
in July" to his home in Leesburg,
Va. "There's more ! could do in
Virginia" he said.
Evening star., 1953-06-24

mately $3.50 in money orders.
checks and coin.
After he fled on foot, Mrs.
Lovett called police. She de-
scribed the bandit as of medium
build and wearing a dark sport
shirt, dark trousers and a straw
hat.
Evening star., 1953-06-24

counter ana demanded that she
fill 1t with money from a cash
drawer under the counter.
The bandit refused approXi-
Evening star., 1953-06-24
. Scientifically Developed Fabric
. Specially Constructed Lining
Tailored Exclusively for Raleigh

Our newest excusive-o remarkable royon fabric that
is completely washable We had tailored to our own
rigid specifications in wo-buon patch pocket center
vent model. The suit was specially constructed-with
full sleeve Iinne canvas facing, thread and even buttons
all specially made to be washable. It's SO easy to
care forso especially With the extro pair Of
trousers And it's so handsome in Iinentype weave in
new solid co|ors of light and dark blue brown and eroy
as we'll as natural tan and nile green. It's yours-for
sunomer-Ionq crisp comfort and good Iooks-ot very
modest price, See today at Raleigh and think you'll
agree it is the seasons outstanding suit value.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
Youth, 1o, Is Accused
OF Attacking Girl in Park

A 19-year-old youth was ar
rested last night in Stanton Park
NE. after police said he was
found struggling with a 13-year-
old girl.
The suspect was charged with
assault. Police listed him as
Wesley E. Edwards, who gave an
address in the 700 block of Sew
enth street NE.
Pvt. j. l.. Jackson. park police
man, reported he was patrolling
in the Stanton Park area about
9:35 last night when he heard a
scream. He said he ran into the
park and found Edwards and
the girl struggling on the ground.
The girl told the policeman
she had gone to a store to buy
groceries. On her way home
through the park woods, she told
Pvt. Jackson, the suspect at
tackled her.
Police said Jackson would ap-
pear in Municipal Court today.
Jackson is a clerk in downtown
drugstore. according to police.
Evening star., 1953-12-07

at 2 pm. Participating in the
cutting of the ribbon to enter
the new home were Mrs. Abra-
ham Alloy, Hymen Goldman,
president of the Home; Mrs.
Charles Goldsmith. 83-year-old
honorary vice president, and Mrs.
Siman M. Davis.
Mrs. Goldsmith presented the
key to the new building to Presi-
dent Goldman, who said that
was an honor accorded once in
a lifetime.
Commandment Recalled.
Aaron Goldman. son of Presi-
dent Goldman and chairman of
the Greater Washington Commu-
nifty Chest campaign, told the
audience of 400:
I'm providing this home for
the older men and women of our
community, you nave given SUD-
stance and material expression
to the Divine Commandment,
Honor thy father and thy moth
err
Rabbi Henry Segal of B'nai
Israel Synagogue delivered the
invocation. Rabbi Harry Silver
stone of Tifereth Israel Syna-
gogue gave the benediction.
The Home derives 20 per cent
of it's income from the Commu-
nifty Chest. It now houses 130
men and women ranging in age
from IS to 102 years and has a
capacity for 1870. Officials said
the new wing will double the
original capacity.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
Blind and Crippled Woman
Beaten; Roomer CHARGED

A 62-year-old blind woman,
crippled by a spine-ailment, was
admitted to the District General
Hospital yesterday after she was
beaten and assaulted.
Police said Lawrence P. Owens,
AZ, of the 900 block of Randolph
street NV, one of her roomers
was charged with assault with
intent to commit rape after he
forced his way into her room and
beat her.
The woman was taken to the
hospital with head injuries and
probable fractured ribs. She is
in good condition. -.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
Rebuffed Woman Set Fire
In Hallway, Police Say

A 354year-old woman set a
fire in a basement apartment
hallway after her friend chained
his door and refused to let her
inside, police said.
Charged with arson was Flor
rie Thomas. colored, of the 2100
block of First street NV, who
police said admitted setting fire
to the hallway at 1929 Summit
place NV.
The woman was treated for
minor burns at District General
Hospital. The fire. which was
confined to the hallway, caused
about $125 damage.
The friend, John Saunders, At.
colored. janitor left by back
door before firemen arrived.
Evening star., 1953-12-07
Hebrew Aged Home
Dedicates Addition;
CamaIier Officiafes

Commissioner Renah F. Cana
lier, in dedicating a 81 million
addition yesterday to the He
brew Home for the Aged, 1125
Spring road NV, described it
as bulwark against despair.
"No more generous evidence
of brotherly love can be shown
than through the erection and
completion of this home of COM
fort and happiness" Mr.. CANA
lier asserted.
He dedicated the edifice to
"the love of God and to the
brotherhood of man." He said
1t would be a "bulwark against
loneSomeness, homelessness and
despair"
Continued Gifts Urged.
He urged the Homes sup
porters to continue contributing
until the Golfers of this Hebrew
Home for the Aged overflow, until
it's facilities and its services and
ministrations consecrated to the
sweetness of passing years shall
reach their zenith"
Jack Blank, chairman of the
Dedication Committee. presided
at the ceremonies, which began
Evening star., 1953-12-07
Free Parking at Main Office

Free Parking at Main Ottiee
10TH AND g STREETS, NV.
Southwest Branch, l2tb and Maryland Are., S.W.
Banking Facilities "B" Bldg, End & Que SIS, SW.
Synm Fsdr1i DsbOh IHsES"es co'b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
PROJECT T|NKERTOY

TN MODERN warfare, as in
Il many other phases of
modern life, electronic devices
with superhuman skill and
timing play a critical role.
Take a simple example. Elec-
ironically controlled machine
guns mounted in jet fighter
planes can fire accurately at
enemy jets coming directly at
them, although the combined
speeds of the planes may be
as much as 1,400 miles an
hour-nearly twice the speed
Of sound. Once the enemy
plane is in range, a lethal
spray of steel is directed at
vulnerable parts.
When the enemy plane is
out of range, electronic de-
vices automatically lock the
guns, preventing them from
firing and wasting ammuni-
ton.
If the pilot were to fire the
guns by hand, he'd hardly
stand a chance of hitting
anything because, almost as
fast as the enemy plane came
into view, it would streak out
of sight again. Human re-
flexes aren't that fast.
This example is only one of
thousands of ways in which
electronic devices play a vital
role in national defense. So
important are these gadgets
that today the electronic
equipment on a plane costs
far more than the plane it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
BY Deane and David Heller

BY Deane and David Heller
self, and it's highly possible
that the Kremlin respects our
superiority In this field more
than it does the Wanted
A-bomb and H-bomb.
That's what makes Project
Tinkertoy, a series of epochal
discoveries carried on right
in Washington, and recently
unveiled, so important.
It's safe to say that cleo
tronicS will be revolutionized
when the inventions of Prof.
ect Tinkertoy are spread
throughout American indus
try. It was carried on by the
Bureau of Standards, working
under a Navy contract, in the
Jack Stone Building, near the
Pentagon.
Briefly, what Project Tink-
ertoy accomplished was the
mass production of the myr-
lad, infinitely detailed parts
used in electronics equipment.
Instead of having an inevita-
bly, high number of rejects,
Project Tinkertoy has found
ways of stamping them out
by machinery, at an enor-
mously faster rate, cheaper
and with fewer defective
parts.
Remarkably like the play
thing for which the project
is named, the electronic sub
assemblies are built, layer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

upon layer, of little ceramic
waters" with connecting
conductors and reSiStorS,
Notches in the sides and the
center allow variation of the
circuits.
An added f1llip was given by
the discovery that the deli
cate electronic circuits can be
mass-produced by a printing
press. The circuits are printed
on paper and use printed
adhesive tape reSistors.
In event of war, the time
needed to turn out necessary
electronics equipment would
be slashed from 18 months to
four months. That's impor-
tant, considering that Amer
lea would need at least $44
billion worth of such equip
ment.
Scientific hero of Project
Tinkertoy is Engineer Robert
L. Henry, IS, Of AIS Windsor
street, Silver Spring, who in
vented most of the key ma
chimes and processes. 1t was
carried out under the direc-
ton of ]. Gilman Reid, jr.,
chief of the Electronics Divi-
sion of the bureau, who lives
at 5415 Connecticut avenue
NV. Another key figure was
DR.. Benjamin Davis, 818
Shepherd street NV, head
of the Organic Materials Unit,
who developed many processes
for the use of organic mate
rails in the project.
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sekrY Herman Lindes: ~, ... o..
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Wilson st. TEL: S3H0.
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Monat i'm sachsenh sim. % Railroad q.
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Prot.-Sekr.. Katherine Gunesch. 7so New
C.-v;:sekr.. Mary Ksksl. loss =. 9th st.
AZ. xsF;s:fasss: T:; ss,s '''A' Gray as Woodland
o. Lssis. Ne. - :. .. Z. Z. o. vsrsi..
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Stock.
Praes., Josef G. obert. sals chippsws.
Prot -Sskr- George eoelloni. $3.50 HALL.
c..v.-sekr. George soslloni. sssa Hal,i.
day Ave.
81 sosi'. ~. . Js.iss s.zsas ss .. Lss's
Mestins every second Sunday Of ever
month at 2. m. at msmhsr's house.
President, Paul v. Roth. 3si7 Elmer Place
&C. v. sec'y. Catherine Lisss. ssls Sidney
wstsrtsvn. n. Z. - =, Z. .. 7. o. vsseia
GresS-Sehsgs neS, Zveig ~
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Prass.. 0sers Well. sls z. Maj, D. TEL.
S73l.
Prot: sekr.. Rose Weber. s., Pearl 81
Tel. 2647-W.
6. Y: sskr.. SOFA Wolf. sls T. Main St
Tel: S73l.
YoungstOWn, Ohio - 3. 3. rYauen. and
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Prot: :sekr.. Ksth. Paasssraa. ., Clifton
c.-y..sskr, Helen Kisia. III 3. Pearl st.
Tel. 7-e77k.
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Prsss. William Hartman, GO Tsrndsis Ave
sekr,. william Frank. ss 8. Portland Av.
Tel: e-e92e.
G. v. sekr., john Konnerth Jr., ie7 csrnsst,
Ave. Wickiie. Tel: s-seel
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Ave-. Wicklie. Tel: o-S274
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VEREINS KALENDER
de. sisbsnbvsrssr soehssn- saenssrbundss
Won Nordomeriko

.!,.' s..f;, F.. Mr. Henry ".'''f' ''' s''' - Dr.
Ex-Prs.s. ose. K..sh~. ~, oo'.ss Ava.
Youngstown, O.
/. vi.s.Pras... John Tosps~ Als - \. y.
!. Viss.rrSss., AGihs salmsn, s4ss Maple
sekr.. Minnie schsnksr. r. p. No. Q. 80
6igeloW Trailer Court irwin, Pa.
Asst sskr:, Ham sss,ne,; s, Ho ssi1 ,a1 Ss'Fe''
sch.t.msister. josephine aussei. 81 WINS
Bundes-vervsitsr. ist George wsbsr. soss
na 80 ohn ssa Gnsss asos psisw.. Ave. New
srd. sam Ab.r. .Aos srooss,ds Dr.. clsvs-
land Q. Ohio.
MOTTO.
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Cleveland. ohis shtsssAt- nssosaia
Ave, Farms Hahts.. o. fels 10: s.ieos.
Sekr., Hans Steiner, 9sl7 Detroit Avo..
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Praesi GnSTa' Gs21, Seller. 1857 Annof' Ave-
sekr.. Margaret wasner. 442l Maryland
Ave-, Detroit %, Mich. Tel: TU. 2-S636.
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9sts, Pa q. .. Asnnssehss.
Praes., John Singer. sos W. 26th ST.
sekr. Frank W. koeder. 100 =. 9th g.
Erie. Pa.
Buuaessektisn Q.
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| BsuassktisD 4
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| YOUNGSTOWN ., Ohio.
sekr.. Flora Pamer. III q. Roanoke Ave-
Youngstown Q. Ohio.
| Bunassssksssn 4
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President, Richard 8. Kautz, l722 Grebus
Rd, Columbus Z, Ohio Tel: FRanklin 1887.
LIST Vice Pres. John Schneider, $50 2. l2sth
St., Cleveland 8, Ohio. Tel: Ii. 1-617.
End Vice-Pres, John w. Gross, 1894 West
eth Street, Cleveland 2. Ohio TEL: WOOD
bine 1-8319.
Secretary, Audrey Miller, s14s Theodore
St., Maple Heights, Ohio. Tel: MOntrose
2-1968.
Asst-Secy., Pat Roby, 1854 W. 9Th g.,
Cleveland 2, Ohio. Atlantic l-0877.
Treasurer, Freda Hermann. 661 Summit
St.. Salem Ohio Phone Salem e607.
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BRANCH CAL EnDAR
Of Tho Iron,vanu saxon Assoeoon Of The United ssos
Of Amoreu

Dstrsat. Mich. - Detroit Junles Ss1ss
President, Frieda Hermann, 16020 Edmore.
Detroit 5. Michigan. Phone: We. 9-3729.
Vice-P1esident. George Schustsr, Jr.. 1879
6-3173.
Corresponding Secretary, Naomi Frost.
1897 C0ram. Detroit 8. Mich. Phone: LA.
7-83l0
more. Detroit s. Michigan. Phone: We.
o-372o
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Canton, Ohie. - Cantsp salsa Jsnisss
Club.
Pres, Tom Clemens, 1917 Quimby Ave,
SW., Canton, Ohio. TEL: 3-0s0l.
Vice Pres, Henis Katsch, 1l54 Arch Ct,
NE. Tel: 3-9232.
sec'y, Beverly Burns. 1873 woodlawn Ave.,
NV. Tel.:7-0660.
Financial Sec'y., Florence Untch, Box 70,
East Canton, Ohio. Tel: 4-4440.
Treas. John Krach. ss7 Berghoff. Akron,
Ohio.
Reporter, Madeline Untch, e1s Forest Ave-,
S.W., Tel: 2-23l3.
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Ellvso6 City. Pa. yusisr ssxons
President: Gertrude Schuller, wurtemburg
Heights, Ellwood City. Pa. Phone: 1857.
Vice President: Don Greser, S25 Sixth g.,
Ellwood City, Pa. Phone: 1881.
Secretary: Catherine Berendt, 618 Frank
lin Ave-, Ellwood City, Pa. Phone: 185.
Treasurer: Betty Utmling, Wurtemburs
Heights, Ellwood City. Pa. Phone: 1851.
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4. Esss Canton. ohio.
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New Castle, Pa.
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Cleveland WeSS Ha1Ft6al Ohssos.
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6ekS., Gertrude Binder, i<31 n0o9nwoo
Ave-. lakewood, Ohio. Phone DO. 3.50eA.
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ClsvelsnS Wsst ssxss Jsaisr Cisb.
Pres. Herschel Roby. S154 West S8th St.,
Cleveland, Ohio. Atlantic l-e877.
Corresp. Secy, Pat Roby, 3i54 West 88th
St Cleveland 2. Ohio. Atlantic l-s877.
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0slumbss, Ohie. - Cslumbss Junisr
0sxon C1ub
Pres. Richard 8. Kautz, 4722 Grebus Rd.,
Columbus Z. Ohio. Tel. FIR. 7-3387.
Sec'y. Katy Theiss, 1887 East Whittier
ST., Columbus Ohio. Tel: 0Arfsld 397k
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ClsveAna East JuRier 6axsn Club.
President, John Schneider. l066 E. las st.
liberty l-76l7.
Sec'y, Betty Fucker. 37o0 z. 1l9th st.
10. 1885.
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President: Catherine Sanor n. r. No. 4
Georgetown Road, Ha!er., Ohio.
Secretary, Ereda Hermann Ssl Summit n
Phone: 0o07,
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Salem. 0his - ssisD yuniss ssxsp
C1uo.
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U0n0oo6oBWon =.
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Prses., George aaids, ST.. i7s TssdTteh
Strasse.
Str.
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Yeuneseovn, o. 3. 0. Junsee LIN
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Canton. o. Dansnshee.
Praes, John Toepfes. li6-S1 D. n. ".
seSr., VIM. Eritschs Center Road. Doz -
East Canton. Ohio.
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0elem. Ohio - Gehe I1e6eekfou
pr.e... Elix,bsth 0irsrht. 1sO LberO Str
seEr.. Trsds Hermann. 90 0ummit sss.
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CAstsn, q. 0enBsebtsf Coes.
Praes., John Tospfes. %l0-0 D.. n. ".
Sckr., WIN. rrttschs. CsntR Road. Bon
q, Ease Canton. Ohio.
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0uu0oskttoD ..
Youngstswa, Ohis. Csnser6is mixe1 Caeru
Praes., Bill Frank, . 9. Portland Ave.
Youngstown .. Ohio.
Sekr.. Flora Pamer. III .. Roanoke Ave-
Youngstown Q. Ohio.
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New Castle. Pa Q. 9. Dameneose
sVeohs1nne
Prass., Mrs. Kath. Lowry. Rose Ava. HsD
Castle, ta.
sekr., Mrs. J. Bodendorfee. Msc2eaU Ave-.
New Castle, Pa.
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New 0astls. Ps. - New OsstIs yssiss
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Salem, Ohis. - 3. 3. 8. verein der verei-
stgten Staten ven Nsrdamsriks. Zweis ~
Versammlung jeden evsten Freitag i'm
Monsts. 7:S0 Uhr abendds I'm sachsenheim,
2O8 Railroad ST.
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VEREINE IN ALPHABETlSCHER
REIHENFOLGE DER ORTE NIT

Aulanco Ohio. - Alliance Saxon Lodge
Branch 3.
VersammlunR teden xweiten Sonntag I'm
Monat i'm Sachsenheim.
President, John Zeides. COS Waugh St
Tel. 1-76l0. .
Prot-Sekr., Fred W. schneider, 7zo =
Morgan. Tel. 2050.
C..V.-Sekr., Donald D. Illegal, %oe e. Mar.
ket. Tel 65e1.
Alliance. Ohio. - e. 9. 3. Frauen Z. o.
Verein, ZWeig 3.
versammiuns 1eden !. Sonntas I'm Mona'
I'm Sachsenheim.
Ave. Tel. l-0637.
Prot-Sekr., Regina Everth. 84S South Arch
Ave- Tel. 1000.
c.-v.-Sekr., Anna Comings. Soe Grace st
Tel tl06.
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suvoos CITY. r.. - Ellwsoa City ssxens'
Zwetg Ab.
yersammlung iedsn J. Sonn'ss :" A~o"~'
i'm Sachsenheim. ,as rrov.r
4goasideok yAomas Leutne'' 80
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Zwsig y.
Versammlung jeden dritten Donperstae
i'm Lincoln Auditorium. ait North Lincoln
Ave.
Praes., Michael Webber, 1888 Sheridan Rd.,
Chicago, Ill. Tel. EA. 7-80oe.
Sekr., John Lintz. 2l36 Lincoln Park West
Tel. IL o.6lAQ~ -.
C.-V.-Sekr., Martin Schaessburger. l03l
Mozart, IN. S-So1l.
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ysungsesvn, 0hie Osnsnehss esssws'o
Prass.. josephine MILES, saS Cesrmoao
Drive.
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Ounaeeeekt10D 10.
Erie, ~ - sssbsnbssssr 0smisshtss CAss.
Praes., Jeanne Ring. ISIS asnns5lvanis
Ave-, Erie, Pa.
sekr., Shirley Komula. Ills .. orandvisw
Ave-. Erie, Pa.
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Homestead, Pa - +. 8. o. x. v. verein,
Zweig 9.
Versammlung 1eden zwe1ten Samsta1 I'm
Monat. Uhr abends IN seiner Halle, III
East TIN Ave.
Prass., Gustav s. Kraft. l42s Senior Dr..
Pittsburgh, Pa. Tel: WI. Last.
Sekr., Fred L. Orendi, 8l4 lnwood St.,
Pittsburgh 8. Pa. Telephon: EN-. 2-378l.
C.-V.-Sekr., william 2. Theu,4l3o Vista
View St., kennywood. Pa. Tel: HO. l-7l8s