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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-04-02

more to you if you can hold on to them.
Are you one of the millions of Americans
who are saving regularly with Savings Bonds
through the Payroll Savings Plan? If you're
not, why not start now? Invest regularly in
Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan
where you work. Ask your pay office to save
as little as 25c week for you, or as much
as you are able
If you can save just SIS a week regularly
through the Plan, in five years you will have
ST ,367.90. in years and months, you'll
have $2,850.70 -. and In 10 years and
8 months, $6,872.45! This Plan is one sure
way to save because it saves something out
of every check before you have chance to
spend it.
So join the Payroll Savings Plan where you
work today. Or, if you are seIf-employed,
start the Bond-A-Month Plan where YOU
bank. It's safe, it's sure, it's automatic. And
youwill be helping yourselfandy your country!
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-04-02

PRESENT TREASURY REGULATIONS make it
possible for you to collect a return of as much
as 8O9o on the Series E Savings Bonds you
already own!
For now those Bonds which you invested m
10 years ago can go right on earning interest
for ten more years without your doing thing
about it! That is true not only of the Bonds
which you have held for ten years, but any
other Series E Bonds which you have invested
in in the meantime. And any Series Bonds
which you obtain now will also enjoy the ex-
tended earning period. They will start earn
ing interest sooner and mature earlier, too,
paying go, compounded semiannually.
The Bond you got for $lS.75 can now pay you
$33.67 -. $3.50 Bond will be worth S67.3
and so on.
Of course, any Series E Bond may still be
redeemed at any time after you have held it
for two months. But, like any other form of
saving, your Bonds will mean great deal
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-04-02
If you want to be paid
your interest as current income
invest m 9% Series I'll

Ii you want good, sound investment
which pays you your interest by check
every six months, ask at your bank
about United States Government
Series Ell Bonds. Series FL is new cur
rent income Bond available in denomi-
nations of $500 to $40, 900. Redeemable
at par after months and on 80 days
notice. Natures in 8 years and 8
months and pays an average go inter
est per annum if held to maturity.
Interest paid semiannually by Treasury
check. Series Ell may be purchased at
any bank, annual limit $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
SITUATIONS MEN

CHEF. desires full-time work. Hotel.
restaurant and country club expert
ence. Al references. Ii. 4-253S.
CLERICAL WORKER with knowl-
edge of several foreign languages;
also exper. as machine parts inspec-
tor; family man. planning to set
tie permanently in Washington.
ENGINEER -REPREsENTATIvE, ex-
perienced representation for reput-
able firms; full or part-time re-
tainer or associate basis. p. o. Box
1892. Washington 13, D. c. 25'
MAN, colored, desires odd Jobs; clean
ing. painting. waxing focrs, etc.
no. 2-5677. ]. c. DADE.
MAN, white, reliable; as watchman;
IIs! nE o HE HE 'ime. ". e IAMo.h.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
STENOGRAPHER
PROMOTION DEPT.

1NOMO44JN OEFI.
Alert. young woman, 21-35 yrs O.
age. neat in appearance. good typist
Rusty shorthand acceptable. Perma
nent position in an interesting ans
qhlveirslned h,sinar Phase of the newspaper
Apply, Personnel. Room COS; opel
weekdays. 1905 and Sat, 9-l
No phone calls,
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RECPHOL STERING

1kGO1 11N<4sO i G1t11N1
Special Sofa and chair reupholstered.
labor and material: $50: workman
ship guar; % yrs. In same estab-
ushment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER.
RECREATION ROOM. additions,
estimates. WA. 7-O627.
Cutters badi FOR susranteed sorE
eau after 9 pm, 20 8 Am: IL e
1879 WADpEL,s ROOF SERVICE
ROOFS REPAlRED. cutters and spouts
IA. 9-15b7. IA
CONTINUED O Next PaGs.)
Evening star., 1953-01-20
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

PIX OPERATOR, white. familiar with
secretarial board in NV. apt. bldg /;
3 days per week. s am. to 4 pm:
good salary. Call MANAGER, EN-.
SALES PERSON, with knowledge of
interior decorating; evening work.
Apply 2447 18th st. NV. CO. g.
REFINED LADIEs-Help contact our
customers, your neighborhood; earn
81 hr. Apply 1O-2. MRS. DEAR
STYNE: RIM. Sol. 71O 14th st. W.
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS has
leadership openings. S75 per wk
Car necessary. Phone HO 2-T776
for personal interview
COUPLE, colored. no children, to act
as janitor. in small GEORGETOWN
apt. bldg. Sober. reliable and local
refs. required. Apt in exchange for
services rendered In bldg. Call ME.
S-5402
COUPLE OR MOTHER and daughter.
Manage. care for small guest house.
"a OF, $50. Ink. rm. AID. 2-9296.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
HElP-WokAEN
LAnIES-Need nnneva AS

LADIEs-Need money! AVON has
openings that can be handled
part time: it's pleasant. easy to
serve reg. customers and earn SEQ
WOMAN COOK; for small restaurant;
orders. Apply RAVEN '.Isis GRILL, ss sis5
MI: Pleasant st. after 6 pm. --22
WOMAN, 21 to. so. free 20 travel,
interesting and diversified position
with national organizations; salary
ana Ms- sxPenses; s1 no selling. o951
WOMEN to Care for invalid and help
with light housework; live in; S125
q mo. RA. 6-9703. -22
YOUNG. LADY. attractive. 81 to 35,
to work in leading mems shop, in
College Park, Md; selling exper.
preferred; pleasant working con-
ditions. Please phone UN. 4-12Se
for appointment. 30
YOUNG LADIES to teach ballroom
dancing, part time, eyes,, $3.50 per
hr.; will train. Cali Mr.. Smith,
HOTEL 24OO DANCE STUDIOS, CO.
.5.720Q. Ext. S12, go pm. -24
AkL:-Positions, work mr.. home. PO-
TOMAC. EMPLOYMENT. 1884 VIII
son blvd. Arl.. Va. IA. 7-1700.
OR LADY to address
cards and envelopes, hac apiece. Can
work IN your own home. Box 472-V,
Evening star., 1953-01-20
WAITRESS
PART TIME

Neat attractive young woman, ex-
perienced in high-type tearoom or
restaurant. EXCELLENT working con-
d1t1ons in dining room catering to
professional clientele. Salary and
tips. Hours, IL a.m.-2:3O pm,
Monday through Friday downtown.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
AElR-WoAAEN
SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity for young
woman IS secretary to claims suut,
Of nationally known Insurance. Co:
interesting work in pleasant sur.
roundings: 35-hr., 5-day week. See
Mr. Leonardo. $50 woodward Bldg.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
SECRETARY

administrative assistant. personable,
capable of meeting public for large
drug chain in nearby ArlinRton;
nleasant working conditions, good pay
and other employe BENEFITS. ia.
4-O46O, Ext. 100. for appointment.
Evening star., 1953-01-20

CLERK -CASHIER-We have an OPEN
ing for q cashier with some clerical
exper.. good opportunity for person
willing to work. See Mrs. McDon-
nell. ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES.
1903 14th st. NV. 80
CLERK-TYPIST-No experience nec-
essary; for retail store: some selling
4O-hr, week. For appt. call Har-
to work in small Of
fice In retail store. NATIONAL UNI
FORM CO.. Ma. S-0320. -22
CLERK-TYPIST. under 30; live wire
only, permanent position. hospital
ization. insurance. paid vacation;
starting salary S45. Rapid advance
msnt possible. co. 5-1014. MR..
Observation-Disclosures position,
5-day week: salar. $50. BANKERS
cLERR-7YPissIT' i JR. Perm. sifi = 3: position q
In once Of lge. motion picture or
sganisasicI; 5-ds33, week: Apply
-8A
Evening star., 1953-01-20
BOOKKEEPER

Espsrisneed s.,sas1. In IN payroll; accounts re-
work In accounting dept. Of proSres.
sive appliance chain. Good salary.
5-day. 40-hr. wk. Many company
Dement'S. Apply in person to Mr.,
Aekermen st PHILIPS INC. .937l
Evening star., 1953-01-20
HELP MEN (cone.J

SALESMAN, full or part time; can
earn 500 week part time, 5000 OF
more q week full time; no canvass
ing; car essential; experience not
necessary. Apply SEW-EZY SEWING
MACHINE CO., 5156 Benning I'd.
Sc. -22
8 Observation-Disclosures. exper. not
necessary; $40 for days, plus lib
eral commission; car necessary. Ap-
ply STANDARD HOME EQUIPMENT
CO.. 5000 11th st. NV. al
SALESMAN. HELPER wanted. Repor,
to S31 8. Wayne st.. Arl. Va. $3.50
am.
SALESMEN-Full or parttime. Open.
inRs for several men to sell sub
scriptions to natl. Catholic monthly
No exp. nee Aver. comm. S2-Sa
phone number to BOX GAS. star.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
PART TTME

cards and envelopes, hc apiece. Can
| work in your own home. Box 472-V,
Evening star., 1953-01-20
statesmen

How many deals have you lost be-
cause you did not have the right
ance that closes 1907 Of Interested
prospects because we represent ALL
MAJOR BRANDS. This is q revo-
lutionary new plan in this industry
and will make $3.50 wk. for a good
closer. In 3 mos. you will be ready
to train others and receive up to
$500 mo. bonus. Interviews daily,
$40 am. and 4-6 pm.
SECO SALES ENGINEERS
S101 Schrider St., Silver Spring, Md.
on
Evening star., 1953-01-20
statesmen
statesmen, PART TIME

Work at least 8 ewes. per wk. with
manager, contracting suburban home
ow9eIS; owl h 0:So ;S .9 S2U; SiarS SS} S9n hs
employed and have q desire to make
more money; age % to 40 and
have use of car. Apply 1918 NJ st,
NV. B to $50.
Evening star., 1953-01-20

White. Are you satisfied with your
family income? Would you like to
ad $3O-5O q week to your earnings?
Our Sarah Coventry costume jewelry
fashion show directors are doing
Just that, in q dignified, enjoyable
and profitable career. No delivering,
collecting or soliciting. If interested,
reply to Box 3S9-Y, Star, giving
name, address and phone no. -25
Evening star., 1953-01-20
HELP--MEN

|STOCKAfAN - Electric wiring, mate
rialS and parts: experienced pre-.
ferred but will train. authorized
G1 training. DAUBER's. 1890 10th
Evening star., 1953-01-20

CONTINUED On Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1953-01-20
UOVERNWENI
SERVICES, INC.
MATTRESSES

GIRL to price and mark dry clean
ing: Apply in person. JEFFERSON
CLEANERS, 507 South 23rd St,
Arl.. Va. 30
GIRL. 21-35; ofice exper.. no typing,
to work in Washington's most mod
Apply Mr.. Michaelson. DUPONT
CIRCLE SERVICE CENTER. Conn.
ave and N SITS. NV. -21
GIRLS. white. cashier counter and
grill; days; good starting pay. rapid
kENK Foo6 gaop o safa!5Sn i4sS coumSis dsys
pike. Arlington, Va. tnext door Navy
Evening star., 1953-01-20
SERVICE CI,ERK

PLEASING. telephone voice and knowl-
edge Of typing desirable. Alternating
and "a day wks. Interesting work
under pleasant conditions. Company
benefits incl. sick and annual leave,
iife ins; and disqualification. APPLY
to Mr. Lowe.
MANHATTAN COMPANY
Laundry and Dry Cleaning. 1928
Fla. ave. NV. DU. Till. -2l
STENOGRAPHER, 4O-hour, 5-day
week; pleasant working conditions;
paid vacation; lunches provided; !;
salary commensurate with ability
and experience. Apply ]. H. ELLIOT
CO., 1905 Wis. ave. NV. Call
HO. 2-5560. pa
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, must
have knowledge Of shorthand; 5-day.
4O-hr. week. good salary. pleasant
working conditions. Apply bet. 10
ssnd IL am. THE SHADE SHOP,
STENOGRAPHER, small ONCE: good
salary to start; chance for advance
ment; no exper. necessary. Call MA.
S-1223. MR.. MILLS. -25
Evening star., 1953-01-20
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings. Good ref. Call Ju.
MEN, betw. 24-6O, to drive for the
Yellow Cab In Silver Spring. Can
own your own cabs in l year. JU.
MEN for insulation work: permanent:
able to drive truck. Report ready
for work 1880 am. 1905 North
Glebe rd.. Arlington.
MEN for full and part time in Kosher
delicatessen store. Must be exper.
Good hrs. Good pay: Call Mr.. Brod-
fEErRAsEN fey, b; Sil1S4 S4ol lBE9DsKYs sxs DEL
MEN (3), WHITE-Neat appearing.
for outside 'sales work; no exper.
nee; average earnings. $50 wk.: ex-
Gel; opportunity to earn .S75 to-
$100 wk. after training; good chance
2poS Rocm sG 7sR 9Th st.
YOUNG MAN-Truck driver, servicing
GE light bulb route; good SAL, ex-
sppfY sci future r. sdl1 BEACON 9atn ELECTRIC
Spring, Nd. 30
YOUNG MAN. veteran. to operate
exper. helpful. National publication;
CO: 5-3795. -23
YOUNG MAN between, 21 and 80 as
cashier with national company: ex-
cellent opportunities for advance
ment. 40-hr. week. Call MR..
LOOMS. NO. 7-6262. between g
am. and 5 pm. 80
YOUNG MAN for servicing of office
machines. Local training. Perma-
nent position If satisfactory. Please
state state age and education. Box 245-Y.
Evening star., 1953-01-20

BEAUTICIAN for shampoo and mani-
curing, Washington's newest beauty
salon. Call RA. $4,000. -23
|BEAUTICIAN, good manicurist want
cd; Apply FRED. THE HAIR STY-
BEAUTICIAN. male or female, hair
stylist; top salary and high weekly
commission to competent person.
Pnone ia. 2-9S60. 80
managing operator; guar. SAL. comm
and percentage on gross. Silver
spring. Rel. Call after 4:30.
JU. 5-6S24. -2l
BEAUTY OPERATOR for one of our
branch salons, 5-day week. excel
lent salary and commission. EMILE.
1221 Conn. ave. 80
BOOKKEEPER, exper.. white; 5-day
wk., perm. position. Apply 1857
Columbia I'd NV to 6.2O go
Evening star., 1953-01-20

FENCE-Gaivanizeo chain link. All
posts in concrete Immediate cree.
ton. Get the best for less No down
payment SO months to pay. Phone
II 4-45sS; evenings and Sunday.
FENCING WOODEN ana chain INK,
No down payment: free estimates.
ALASKA FENCE CO. Ma S-5SS5.
FLOORS SANDED anc fnisned,
cleaned and waxed, old floors made
u like 6 new Call any time WA. 7.il29.
Free estimates. Ia. 9-3039. 26:
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothine out the
best laying sanding, finishing,
Cleaning; parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC.
TORS. INC, 492S CordeU ave.
FLOOR SANDING, painting and
paper hanging. Free estimates. 10.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
THE EVENING STAR
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH sCHO0LrAlso 3e1 courses in
business. industrial and ensineering.
Earn your diploma at home in spare
MopfRN TIM; 1Gs TS.N;S% RhSne - NE; :.,s s.s1Se: 49,
ture; all subjects taught: approved
ior 81 training: day and evenins
LEGE; 1919 9 st NV. Dl. 7-l762.
ING. shorthand. bookkeeping. comp.
tometer-short, easy. inter. Posi-.
tions opening paying $6O-SsO wk.
start. Increase your salary. BOYD
SCHOOL. 700 18th. cor. @. MA.
S-2340. Est. 81 years,
P.B,X. telephone-recep. courses, real
school. est. 81 yrs. World Of difier-
ence. compare first. Inquire Miss
Hpase; BS0YD's, cor. g and 18th.
PBx-RECEPTIONIST course easily
learned; age no handicap; day class
s1M%os sSttion; $40; niGht: $225. N Natl; PIX
sPANfsH1if you really want to to
learn 1t, take this intensive and sci.
entitlc course. VIM. Segreda Of the
FOREIGN SERVICE INSTITUTE,
RE; 7I-6600. ext. 1898, ewes. pr.
Evening star., 1953-01-20

DlctaphOne Operator
tion. Excellent working conditions
with congenial associates. Salary
according to experience and ability;
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE CO.
14th and L Sts. NV.
Please Apply ct L st. Entrance
DRUG-COSMETIC-Exper., in pleas
ant. congenial drugstore. Fine
washington and embassy trade.
Excellent salary; Apply EMPIRE
GIRL. 4 to II pm:
meals and uniforms furnished: no
Sunday work. COLONIAL DRUG.
GESERa hlSHoH 1}Fs oFPrcE 5sth woRk 81 nw exDe9i
snced ,Is I Light Light 6ookkeepiag Ing and TYP.
between 25 and 40 yrs. RoNALDs
PLUMBING 4 HEATING. INC, 1900
Pearl st on East-West hwy
GREGeG sGesos osHoRsTiHAND OR INSTRUCTOR.
short day hours. prefer mature per-
son, temp. BOYD SCHOOL. cor. g
night: permanent position:
pleasant working cond;; excel. salary.
poopulsr nisht club. BLUE MIRROR.
INVVoIctfE z CLERK III RI Sy hotel equipment
nrm. Permanent position; B. days
VIZ. Apply to Mr.. Rohey. End door
once: no telephone calls please. =.
.: A0AHe CO. Gal New York ave.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
dALL TOOL COMPANY

USHERS, between 21-35; evening
WORK, good pay. Apply in person
after 30 p.m., Georgetown mgr.
Wis. ave NV. 80
white, night club expert
ence; must be reliable and neat;
MAYNARD's REsTAURANT AND
COCKTAIL LOUNGE, 1908 14th
st. NV.
WAITREsszWhite' GaT nI White Gin:vsrm; din: rm; EXP exg.
1928 Wis. ave. -23
thoroughly expert
enced. needed for the new Carrousel
Lounge, 18th and K stS. NV. Phone
ME: S-9376. MR.. LOUIS. 80
WANTED, experience un-
necessary; room and board free:
good salary. DEL RIO RESTAU-
RANT. Charlotte Hall, Md, Me-
chanicsville l03-F-13. "a
WAITRESS, experienced, for night
work. Apply MT. VERNON BAR T.
All 18th NJ On
Evening star., 1953-01-20

NURSE. PRACTICAI-Refine lady
with nursing experience to care for
convalescing elderly gentleman. Live
in. Modern home. Other help. State
AIDE TRAINEES-open-
ings tor students. Ii. to 20 yrs. g.
room and board and cash allow
ances. Apply CHILDREN'S CON
vALESCENT HOME, 1881 Bunker
Hi I'd. me-, LA. $4,000. 80
practical. experienced, for
nursing home; live in. Phone JU.
OFFICE WORK. some office xS exSer
required; good salary. Apply KLEiNS,
1Z@7 st. NV. -21
Evening star., 1953-01-20
CLERK
HE EVENING STAR
CLERKS"

Alert, young high school grad. In
in Wash. branch of national organ
ization; some typing helpful; good
OPP. for advancement; pleasant sur
roundings;. modern ONCE: 5-day wk.,
no. Saturdays: paid vacation and
sick leave after 6 mos; insurance
be neat. personable and interested
in people. APPLY IN PERSON, per-
sonnel dept. ard a.
THE REUBEN n. DONNELLY CORP.
1900 Eye st. NV, between 8 and
Evening star., 1953-01-20
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

1I1J1V u V1111z201J NOW
For employment odd Jobs, yard WORK.
van Washing. caTpentry; = ,; i%usS houss-
Harbor Lights Corp. NE. 6-4632.
istered: seek: opportunity in b. C..
rEnfrYfr xf Nj ofphA7SR Pr tTSlE .ss sssF az; 10
Also can drive bus. Desires day work
UP to pm. Call between IL am. A
IPHh e 9EdS cS sl.snins S9sSS win
dow washing. painting. by the day.
RA, 6-4763
Evening star., 1953-01-20

OPERATOR, MGR 5000 bookkeeping
machine; experienced; 5-day week.
cYcIoPEDfA AMERfcANA' 1905
East.West hwy. Bethesda. Md. --26
OPERATOR WANTED. Chastleton
Hotel Beauty Salon, salary and
commission, paid vacation, air-con-
1ai De- saoP so7ap Apply oetTssn Mssris and
Evening star., 1953-01-20

PA1NTINGvInssrioI s.tsm INC int. exterior free
DOMIEICK. IA. 2-eS3C, -24
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING, gen.
repairs. Prompt service. White
meshanics. s1ns MR. RIDENoUR. .pU.
PAPERiNG AND PAINrNG-ssttis.
iled stp Gustopers sHp for ever 25 years.
PAPER HANGING done ct once; SO
rm. and up. Sun-fast. washable
papers, Do own work. Guaranteed.
PLAsTERfNG. new or old. repair work
done; i'm. serv.; work guar; est.
PLASTERING. new and old work;
frst-class workmanship; white me-
chanic. Cali DE. 2-1091. 30
PLASTERING and seneral repairing,
work guaranteed: rs yrs expert.
ence. DU. 7-0305. -26
REPAlRS-Old and new
work large and small Jobs: white
mechs.. reas. JU g-4l54
AND HEATING--Jobbing
rooms installed. sssS up. c' Gas 1Ssh 6oii-
ers. 1915 up. Work guaranteed.
Free estimates. w. H. MCKINNEY.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
STENOGRAPHER

Experience helpful but not necessary;
permanent position; 5-day. 4O-hour
liberal discount on purchases. insur.
ance and disqualification plan, re-
tirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES, employment ofice,
"a P st. ne. So
Evening star., 1953-01-20
PART TIME

8 HOURS EWES. A WEEK
APPLY 81 PM. (WHITE)
1885 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-20

CONTACT LADIES, 25-7O; day or
eve; part-time work in hrs. of own
choice; about $4 hr.; ideal for
housewives; no exper. nee. Apply
1912 pm. or 5-7 pm, Tues, Wed,
Thurs, RIM. Sol, 710 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
GARAGES

KITCHENS, modernized, planned, re-
modelled; all work under one con-
tract: Call STAN. 10, 5-5102. "a
MATTRESSES remade, S3 up. STEIN
BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th Of. NV.
PAINT AND PAPER average rm. s27.
or more rms; guaranteed work.
After pm. TIE. 6-5474 IA
CONTRAC1Ok---Com
IS yrs Mr. LAWRENcE ''fsAetS.3 RA Sa37os dS
PAINTING, interior and exterior, By
able white men. Best work for less.
Free estimates. Ii. 1906. 20
PAINTING, inter, exter.; Kitchens and
ap 6its sosgs sspscissty; sstsyr; low winter pEI:e'.
PAINTING. papering. plastering; neat
clean work; low prices; immed. attn.
Evening star., 1953-01-20
TYPIST
TYPISTS (2)
TYPIST-CLERK

National manufacturer Of portable
E power tools has an opening in
branch ONCE. The girl we seek
must be neat in appearance, able
to meet the public, be good at de-
tails. type and handle general cor
reSpondence. Good starting salary,
prof1t-sharing trust plan. Apply at
office and ask for Mr.. Bartlett.
either by telephone or in his per-
son.
MALL TOOL COMPANY
2121 New York Ave. NE.
Tel. Lawrence 6-6337 and 6-633S.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-08
LORAiN JUNIOR SAxONS

The Lorain Junior Saxons held
their first meeting for he month
last Thursday. It's surprising how
much YOU can &C, omplish when
there are more there. Hope we
can have more at our next one
which is to be October 18th after
he boys get through bowling.
Everyone here is ready and
looking forward to the big loot
ball party this weekend. You 60
right ahead and sleep Hilda, we're
not coming down until Saturday.
1t is too bad that some of us
will miss the Singers Card Party
this weekend. Hope they have
a big success.
Neil Mowery has been chosen
to go to the Leader Course. He
was able to fly home from camp
over last week END.
A suggestion to the Juniors,
why don't we start up our bowl
ing on Tuesday nights again:
Note to Geo. Jacobs! The prize
package has been delivered.
Dorohv Schubert, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-08

BRANCH u

The regular meeting Of Branch
p Will be held on Sunday Oct. IL,
at 2:5O p. m. All members are
cordially invited to attend.
This year again the ladies will
have a Bazaar on Saturday. No
vember 7. 1858. A beautiful woolen
blankt will be ratified. All Officers
of the Lodge will have tickets
available for the rattle. We urge
all members to support this Ba-
zaar. All members are requested
to donate handkerchiefs, aprons
or anything else to sell. A de-
licious dinner will be served, so
please tell your friends and help
make this affair a success.
Following members will serve
coffee and cake after the October
meeting: Susanna Schotsch Ro-
berts, Hilda Schetteno, Kath
Theis, Wilhelmine Theis, Maria
Thut, Maria Thomae, Sophia
Teutsch, Maria Teutsch, Eth
Theis. kath. Turney, Mary Jane
Thesis, Hilda Theis.
Kath. Pfingsgraff, Rep
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-08
IN REMEMBRANCE
CLEVELAND WEST
BRANCH 4

Branch 4 started campaign
fund to assist June Weber-Ross.
in helping her to locate her two
daughters, Mary 10, and Kathleen
:. who were illegally abducted the
second time by her cN-husband.
All are members Of our branches,
and whoever NAV have the heart
and feeling Of kindness in helping
this mother locate the children.
with A Tree and voluntary con-
tr;bution. please. send it in to the
newly organizend standing com
mite for this purpose. They are
Mrs. Susie Rehner. Pres. Rose
Petr,. Treasurer. Mary Bertha.
Elsie Binder and Irene Hallner.
All money or checks can be made
out to Iuae Ross Go Mrs. Rose
pctri 2O56 ". l04 St. Cleveland.
Ohio.
Tune Ross-Weber is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Johanna Weber
Krauss and granddaughter OF Our
Ex-President Mr.. Michael krauss
Sc years Young. ~
All donations will be greatly
appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Betty Tischler, Sec.
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