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Evening star., 1953-03-07
HELP-WoMEN
LAUNDRY WORKERS,

LAUNDRY WORKERS. white: shirt
operators pref: to advance to posi-
tions in dry cleaning; best WORKING
conditions; good income. INSTI-
ave-. Sill. Sp.. Md. See w. P. Hamlin.
LINEN ROOM WOMAN, white, ex.
perienced preferred. Apply time.
keepers ONCE, THE WOODNER
3636 10Th st. NV. -
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ADJUSTER

Outside collection man (white), for
lge. investment co.; college back
ground or exper. preferred; car and
car allowance furn.: Decentralization
and insur benefits Phone MR..
WARNER. ST. 3-0540. Ill
AIR FORCE supply oficer, expert
enced. for civilian position with D.
c. Air National Guard. Salary,
$4,000 per annum. Also clerk
typist position at $4,000 per anuum.
10 S-210l 6
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Public Health Sanitarian
Bachelors degree required; bacteri-
ology., biology. physics and chemis-
try helpful. Permanent position
available Immediately. Write Civ
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.. g
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WOMEN

assembly work; experience
desirable but not essential nlea SAINT
working conditions; vacation with
nay, sick leave and other company
benefits.
BUTLER MANUFACTURING CORP.
Bethesda Md. gOL. 4-3Ol7
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SERVICE DISPATCHER

service organization would like an
outstanding individual with a pleas
ant disposition to properly receive
and dispatch service complaints
Technical training will be furnished
Salary and future based on ability
TION CO., INC, DE. 2-23OO. be-
tween 10 am. and pm. Mon. for
an onnoiptrnept a
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

With administrative ability. Must b.
attractive and perSonable. For off1c
near shirlington shopping center
ia. 4-0450, Ext. 100 for appt.
Evening star., 1953-03-07
YOUNG MAN

Age II to 35 for general office work
in old established financial institu.
ton. Benefits include group hos
pitalization, disability and life in.
Surance. and five-day week. In re.
ply please state age, experience il
any, salary expected, status, educa-
tion and references. Excellent op-
portunity for advancement. Boz
83-A Star. -
PATENT LAW FIRM desires young
man, preferably recently graduated,
with some technical education such
as chemical engineering, to begin
work as researcher in Washing
ton and for advancement in the
profession. Excellent future op-
portunity. State age, education and
experience. Rox Bob. Star. S
PART-TIME DRIVER for private
school. 6:45 to S:45 am, $3.50
pm: Arlington. Va. ia. 1896, ia.
2-S5O1,
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SALESMAN
PEAL. ESTATE

one experienced mature man needed
tor subdivision program In nearby
Va. Call for appt.
N. C, HINES 4, SON
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MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings, good references. Call
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$500 Mass. Ave. NV

FOOD CHECKER. restaurant expert
ence essential; do not apply unless
qualified. See MR.. COHEN. wkdys
9 to IL: 1132 Conn. ave: NV. Ia
enced; part time. refined lady, for
downtown cafeteria; 4:30 to PM;
good pay and meals. For interview
apply 2O03 Eye st. NV, st. 3-0512,
MRS. CONWAY. S
FOUNTAIN GIRL; evenings, Sundays.
BAYER DRUG, LU. 1-3401. IS
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, for Sc
drugstore. Must have lengthy local
fountain references. 1869 Ala. ave.
HAT CHECK GIRL. Good salary and
meals. Free disqualification, insur.
and other benefits. Call bet. 90
pm; or 5-6 pm, DUKE zEIBERT's,
1880 L st.Nn ST. 3-1730. -
HAT CHECK GIRL; hours. 6 pm. to
2 am: good salary, plus meals;
disqualification and insurance; no
Sunday work. Apply in person,
RESTAURANT s23. 1913 18th st.
NV B
HOUSEKEEPER, working, white, for
country club on Conn. ave-: SAL, plus
rm. and board; ability to sew essen.
Call OIL. 2-3100. IS
|HOUSEKEEPER-NU NURSE, elderly cple.
laundry. Protestant non-smoker
preferred, JU 2-1O9O IS
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SHOE SALEsGIRL. exper.. living in
Prince Georges County preferred
ave, Hyattsville. Md. 10
SILK FINISHERS, white. The IN
STITUTE CLEANING PLANT has
openings for 2 skilled operators.
Here is an opportunity for you.
See W. P. Hamlin, S021 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1953-03-07
JUNIOR
METALLURGICAL OR
CHEMICAL. FNGTNEEP

Excellent opportunity with an estab-
lished metal manufacturing concern
for young metallurgical or chem
cal -ngineer 1850 through June,
1858, graduates, interested in being
trained for a permanent position in
production processes and mill prob
lens. are desired. Write us, stating
age education and salary expected
Boy 296-P. Star. -
LUBRICATInN MAN, exper.. $50 wk
co STATION. % NJ st. Sc, Ii
1853. IS
MACHINIST-General all around.
amply in person. CREEDEN RE-
SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CO..
rear 1914 Highland dr., Silver Spg.,
Md. between am. and q pm. S
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED-Riders to Calf. women
96Ss 9T Ssssuple; lssaEyfinnS sEfnS between March
YOUNG MAN, driving to Miami; new
car. plenty Of room: leave March
IL or IL. WA. 1889. THOMPSON.
o.
FLORIDA-Riders wanted, to share
expenses; leaving end OF week; ref
erences EXCHANGED. XII. 9-0912.
ST. PETERSBURG-Leaving March
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REAL ESTATE
SALES MANAGER,

For large nearby Virginia building
organization handling own sales,
general brokerage and manage
ment; capable of taking complete
charge OF this department. Our
firm knows of this ad. Send COM
olete resume of BACKGROUND for
appointment. Box 1917, Star. Ill
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, active,
competent, reliable; subdivision ex-
perience preferred but not essential;
aigh earnings. BREHME CO.. JU.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Oppor-
tunity for workers to earn $4,000
per. year: plenty of listings; sub
divisions; plenty Of prospects. No
part-time. Call Mr.. Groves at
LURIA BROS. ia. 7-S5OO or JE.
REAL Estate statesmen tej, full
time linen or women with Md. and
p; c. license). REYLAS REALTY
co; ~; s54441: a ~; 9-641 IS
experienced man to our sales staff.
For appointment phone Mr. Fletcher,
JU. $4,000. EIG g. McKEEVER,
Realtors. Ewes. JU. S-S744. s
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ATTICS, alterations.
down payment. SO mos. to pay. Free
estimates. 10. 4-6577, HA. 2-s9S5.
ADDITION AND HOME remodelins.
basement to roof; no money down,
up to z yrs. TO pay. HAMILTON.
DI 7-6711. 7s
ADDITIONS, remodeling, cabinets.
lecr. rms; best reference and price.
HODGE. WA. 7-4774. %
ADDITIONS
Repairs. cellar to roof and business
remodeling. 26 yrs exper.; terms.
ROBT GOODMAN, WO. 6-2S68,
CONTINUED on Next Page.J
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SINGER

experience unnecessary
Cap'n Guys. 1919 New York ave
NV, after pm. IS
for general once
work, by national trade association;
age. in eos; good salary and WORKING
conditions. retirement plan; 5-day
week, hours 8 am. to 4::30 pm
Call RE. 7-0519 between 60 pm
sTENoGRAPHER. under s5, exrer. ;.
pref. with college training, asst to
chf. engr., Natl Trade Asso.; perm,
6-day 40-hr. wk.; start $500 mo.
Call WALKER. DE 2-1060 -
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT NT-BKPR.-Books open,
brought up to date, kept on part
forms. AP. 7-5056. -
ACCOUNTANT, B.C.s. degree, de-
sireS part-time work evenings and
week ends on fee basis; Income tax
ARGhITEcFGRaI sHifT SGff}fsai DIR bkaAFTsMAN, 20
yrs exper.: small house and apart
ment work; familiar with D. C. bldg.
code, Box 93-A. Star. s.
ATT0RNEY. grad, Coz. y. Law School.
per-, member D. C. Bar. vet, mar
ried; eager to enter pvt. practice;
fut. opport. more impt. than present
earnings. Please reply Box lS3-B.
BASD-Tenn. hillybilly band, 4
string banjo: Call j. W. sPiNLiNG.
Phone NO. 7-317S, Sc
BOOKKEEPER, TYPIST, family man,
veteran, age ~, coll. grad.. desires
part-time eve., Sat. work. JU. s.
S640. So
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT.
apis. and commercial; capable; ref
efheinces; ehin sov concrete experience; aSsil-
EDiToR CoPYwRffTfER-MAGAziNE
PROMOTION Young American
journalist. strong BACKGROUND maga-
Zlne work, 10 years experience writ
ing, editing, styling; thorough knowl-
edge layout, graphic arts; experience
direct mail-subscription and adver-
tising campaigns. newsletters. theses,
books, technical material. WHAT
HAVE YOU? Box SEA, Star. To-
GOVT. ATTY, 81, member D. C. Bar.
LIN, seeks part-time work, law,
insur., real estate, etc. RA. 6-S355.
HANDYMAN, white, reliable. sober.
for maintenance, caretaker of es-
tate; best ref; hard work, respon-
sibility and interest in exchange
for good home and pay. Box TAB. /.
Star. So
PAINTER, first class. with crew and
equipment, now available. Call eve-
iPARTTssiTilME WRITER WRITER R-EDIToR, exper.
Press, mag, radio, public rels.,
speeches. corresp., etc. Ewes. and
Sat. Box l07-A, Star. 3"
MANAGER-Country estate. Single,
can furnish local references. Phone
Ma. S-S7S6. MR.. GOODACRE. Sc
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Business background or small loan
experience to be trained for mana
gers position. Our present eXpan-
sion program provides excellent op-
portunities for an intelligent and
aggressive man. Advancement and
salary increases based strictly on
merit. L. E. BULLARD, JU. 5-IO33,
Evening star., 1953-03-07
FURNITURE statesmen
.IANITOR

Part time. colored; Sat. Sun. and
Mon. Only sober, honest, reliable
man need apply. Refs. req. Apply
401 Fig BLDG, S641 Colesville rd..
Silver Spring. Md. IS
Jewelry Store Manager
And salesman; excellent salary Ali
replies confidential. Our employees
know Of this ad. Write Box 152-Y
Evening star., 1953-03-07

SALESMAN
Must be experienced for mems cloth.
ing end furnishings store. Attractive
salary. G. AND G. CO., INC, S1i
St NV -S
Evening star., 1953-03-07

FLORIDA TRANSP.
Responsible persons to
drive brand-new 1858
automobiles to Miami,
Florida. Call Baltimore,
Belmont 1400, Mr.. Knell.
ia
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AUTO SALESMAN

Ford. We need one man to complete
our sales organization. Highest
compensation plan. Must have sales
experience and transportation. Call
Mr.: Barnes for appointment. Ii.
Q2O Bladensburg rd. ne. -S
, 1953-08-11
JOB PRINTING IS OUR SPECIALITY

tant business to be opened up
again to the st. Croix cattle grow
ers is to construct and operate a
dipping station so that those cat
tie which are dipped Immediately
prior to shipment, and are thus
made tick-free, may be shipped.
/ was somewhat surprised to
find that there is a great reluc-
lance among the members OF the
Municipal Council of st. Croix
toto invest 1000 in the dipping
station because the cattle indus
try Of st. Croix apparently does
not contribute much in the way
of direct taxes to the treasury OF
st. Croix. OF course, the admin
istration, also, is reluctant to
spend much money at this time
when the St. Croix budget IS in
d serious deficit condition, but we
do have to remember that govern
ment is for ALL the people-not
for any inc section thereof. In
our legislation, we must, natur-
ally, protect the weak and the
underprivileged but we must al
SO give due protection to capital
where such protection IS neces-
sary<and is in the best long-rangel
interests Of the entire community.
Continued tomorrow
, 1953-08-11
Shipping News

The SIS "Atalanti" is sched
uled to sail from New Orleans
August IL, obile August 18th
and is due at Frederiksted
August oath via Jamaica, Hal
ii and st. Thomas accepting
for Barbados, George
& Paromaribo.
, 1953-08-11
FOR SALE

form addresses. size II, new
uniforms, size 20. sweaters.
deck chairs, misc. household
furnishings mostly under
$500 five dollars)
Lee Karwick. Princess Mill
Telephone 9-12 No. LOT
, 1953-08-11

The SIS "Alcoa Runner is
scheduled to sail from Balti-
more August Oath, New York
August 18th and is due at
Frederiksted September 5th
via Puerto Rico and st. Tho
mas accepting freight for We
neznela and Paramaribo.
, 1953-08-11
SUPPERTIME CHAT
Of Gov. NORRIS +. DE ASST over radio station
Fellow citizens of the Virgin
Islands in St. Croix, st. Tho.
mas and st. John:
The Hospital dedication:
TUEsDAY.AUGUST II, 1858

The Hospital dedication:
OF course the outstanding
event of the past week was
the official opening of the
Knud-Hansen Memorial Hos
pital here in st. Thomas. It
was most gratifying to see the
thousands of persons who turn
ed out on this occasion to witt
ness the impressive ceremon-
les as well as to inspect the
hospital and its modern facili-
ties. Two items on the pro-
gram will always remain in
my memory. The solemn mo-
ment when Mrs. Ruby Knud-
Hansen, widow of the late DR..
Knud-Hansen cut the ribbon
to open the hospital, and the
tremendous ovation given by
every segment of the assemb-
" when our veteran Super
intendent of Nurses, Miss
Ianthe Blyden, who has serv-
ed our community for 81
wears stepped before the mi
crophone.
Now, this fine new hospitsl
is ours to cherish, to maintain
and to preserve. We have long
hemoaned our old dilapidated
hospital. Our doctors and nur
SEES have long performed their
skillful tasks under the handi
CAP of Inadequate and outmod
eded facilities. Now thew will
the necessary tools to-
with. But we. the peoUle
of the islands, milst meet fsl+
the chanonoe thns ire~oeed
ur,on us. Wa rust provide the
necessarv funds. hv revenues
N4a&&HaH
arI especially hv fees. for its
r~cre~ c~rora+inn And the "a
cilitating staff of she hospital
, 1953-08-11
must learn to treat the build
ing and its equipment as their
very own property.

This brings me to comment
on a matter which needs to be
aired. It is common knowledge
that too many people, includ-
ing many government employ
ees, have shown in the past
little respect for government
property. Some Of our chauf-
feurs would not treat their per
sonal cars as roughly as they
do the government vehicles
which they operate. The same
is true of many other employ
ees and many other types of
government property, The
items of equipment in our
new hospital are very expen-
sive and they must be care
fully handled and we'll main
tanned. / hope that this gener-
al attitude Of disregard for
government property will be
changed. We shall not tolerate
it. Government property is
the property of the people as
a whole and is to be cared for
and maintained as such.
The Cattle Situation In
81. Croix
Last week / met with the mem
hers of the Municipal Council of
=, Croix and urged that the bill
presented by the administration
a few weeks ago. for the construc
ton of a cattle dipping station at
Gallows Bay in christiansted. at
a cost of some ten thousand dol
lars be passed as promptlv as pos
sible. AS you know. ST. Croiy has
hApn unable to ship live cattle to
Puerto Rico for many months due
10 the fact that st. Croix is not
free from the cattle feSAr tick
while Puerto Rico is tick free.
The only wav. as / exrlained raet
Wednesday night, TO rthis inpor-
, 1953-08-11

In the DISTRICT COURT or THE VIRGIN ISLANDS us.
DIVISION OF SAINT CROIx At CfRITIANSTED
PATRICIA G. DE ZELA
vs.. CIVIL NC. is, 1858
PARDO DE- ZEL4A
ACTION ron DIVORCE
The President of the United States: ~
To: Francisco Pardo de Zela, Defendant = 81.
GREETINGS:
Within the time limited by law September "a, 1859, you
are hereby required to appear before this Court and answer
to a Complaint against you in this action: and in case OF your
failure to appear or answer, judgement by default will be
taken against you as demanded in the complaint for divorce.
Witness nv hand and the, Seal OF the Court this 18th day
of May, A. D., 1858.
GEoRGE Al. MESA
~ Clerk Of the Court
BY: ". +. Messer, Deputy Clerk
WARREN H. YOUNG 51rF
Attorney for Plaintiff L ~
Chrisiansted, st. Croix, v. i
, 1953-08-11

0VNNhavh
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vn,vv
, 1953-08-11

h H.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Christiansted. st. Croix, v.
Evening star., 1953-12-09
YOU CAN DO AL YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING IN ONE STOP AT EITHER
OF THE HECHT co. SUBURBAN STORES

When say Zone Stop tha Why from store to
shop from shop when you choose from 60 departments
each of which fairly bulges with Christmas ideas
For instance if you're interested gift Shirts isn't wonderful
to be able pick choose from thousands Of shirts and that's lot
of shrs There hardly collar style sleeve length color
wouldn't have And goes from toys towels from sheets to
Spreads from bags bou choose from either store
Remember whether you buying Nom Dad the young
sters will find that friendly service waiting greet
Use Shopping Plate speed your shopping Use the parking
facilities available at both Bring the ddes Santa
And remember the night openings each week. Monday Thursday and
Friday Well be seeing and hope you'll have happy Zone Stop
Shopping spree
Evening star., 1953-09-17

Arlington . Silver Spring
Open Friday and Monday Nights to
Daily, 10 to s; Friday and Monday, 10 to 9
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17

BRANCH 4

Dear Sisters. Just IL inform you
that our next meeting IS on Sunday
Jan. 3rd at 3 pm. AGO Memorial
Of our departed Sisters from 1858
and installation of officers. Our
Dumenchor Saxsnia and the most
able director Prof. Rud. Schuster
will render lovely songs for the
occasion, and after the meeting, re-
freshments and card party. All
members are cordially invited.
Please come ard staJ.
We wish all our tiambers. Grand
Officers of our Central Verband
our Sangerbund, the members, fam
lilies and friends snd our dear
Sister Rosa Nikolaus in Vienna,
Austria a Very Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year.
We thank Rose Hahn and Dorothy
Hammer Jacob for visiting Sister
Kath Burtzlander. Also thanks to
Sister Anna Densel FOR the visit to
Mrs. StukIer. On sick list are Anna
Thesis, Lofty Elyes. Marie Stukler
Rosa Ernst and Sophie Melzer. May
they soon be well. How about some
new members?
Betty Tis:nier, Secretary
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17
ELLW0oD CITY. PA.
BRANCH As

The annual Christmas party for
the children will be held on Oh 'ist-
mas evening, December 25th, begin
ming at eight o'clock sharp, where
we expect all members to present
their children for this annual iete.
The program will be rather short
SO that the children can enjoy
themselves to the utmost. The usual
nice Christmas tree and Santa Claus
will be present and the complete
building will be decorated; many
re been spent by your
ommittee to get this decorating
y al lady so we Will be
sorely disappointed if we don't have
the usual overflow crowd.
The New Years celebration start
ing with the usual free sauerk"sut
and sausage dinner from the hours
of tive to eight only will start our
busy evening of entertainment. A
fine orchestra has been secured to
play from the hours of $50 to
100 am. and we expect the ball
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17
CLEVELAND WEST
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

First off, we want to thank the
Salem Juniors for shNNing US
winderful time on the 18th. 1t was
a very tasty meal. 1t was easy to
tell who the chow hounds were.
fright, Columbus?)
We didn't come home with VIC
tory, U won't mention the final
score), but l hope we had our eyes
opened. The fact that we've never
had . practice certainly showed.
Monaco surprised us all with a
1928 victory over Canton. Although
they said before the game, that
they'd do it. it still came as shock.
Any one who can defeat an excel
lent ball club like Canton deserves
all the praise it can get. But, then
who can say it wasn't luck? They
might have just hit a hot streak.
I doubt it, however.
Tomorrow night, West will meet
Monaco. We may not win, but we'll
sure try. You can be sure that any
uoints we score, we will have really
worked for.
The game IL to be held ut the
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17
CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
BY Mary Ann

Many THINKS to Salem for q swell
time. The games last week were
really enjoyed, especially the one
between Canton and Monaco. Quite
a few people showed up at the
games and it was nice to see the
older folks backing up the clubs
Let's hope they continue to support
and back the clubs.
This Saturday, Dec. 10, the games
will be played in Cleveland At the
YMCA on West 152nd off Lorain
Afterwards, at the West Side Sach-
senheim, there will be a good meal,
singing and dancing to the music
by two of our own members, Her
man Ham and Bill Foisel. Everyone
is welcome to come down for an
evening of fun.
Two of our members, Martin Wei
ter and Johnny Guip met in Korea
and spent an evening together talk
ing over old times. Also heard that
Bob Fucker, who is in Austria now
is driving one of those small English
cars.
Bowling every Sunday, 2:30 pm,
at Play-Mor Lanes. BY the looks OF
some of these scores there are .
few good bowlers in the club. Keen
it up fellows.
See you the 10Th.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17
CANTON, OHIO
CANTON SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

Our regular business meeting was
held Friday. Since I wasn't able to
attend 1 haven't been informed Of
anything special that transpired
other than the election of officers
for the coming year. The new Off
GERS will be installed at the regular
business meeting Jan. 9Th. I wish
to congratulate the new officers and
know they will do their best for
the benefit of our club and I'm sure
you will get full cooperation from
the members.
President, Geo. Hennins; Vice
President, Duane Spaid; Secretary,
Peg Johnston; Treasurer, Dave
Clark: New Trustee, Mike Bender.
Final rehearsal was held for the
Christmas program Dec. 18th and
from what hear it should be 4 very
fine program. I'm sure Santa will
be pleased kiddies!
Arriving at the dance Saturday
when things were folding up, I must
say that it. looked like those that
attended enjoyed themselves. So
Bud Cook says he can't volka -
what l saw certainly was a good
replica even If he did need a
stimulant to get started.
Donald Ongerth is out of circula-
ton due to an operation. Hoping
you are well on the road to recov-
cry Don. We miss you Jonny
Rochus - hurry and get well -
you too Rose Mantsch. Hoping all
of you will be atle TO celebrate
New Years with US.
Dig the fancy tie that George
Henning was wearing Saturday,
and he says that his son Ronny
bought it for him. Who are you kid
ding Geo. / know you're still a
kid at heart. To think that I thought
you were wearing a hearing aid.
The children will have their big
night Dec. 18th. We big kiddies will
have our party at the January
Social - big blow out so all
members are urged to sttend.
Don't forget the branch lodges
meeting Saturday, Dec. 10Th, 800
sharp.
And now dear readers while l
have the opportunity, wishing all OF
you a MERRY CHRISTMAS and
from all of our club members to
all Saxons FROEHLICH WEI
NACHTEN und Elm CLUCKLICHES
NEU JAHR.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-12-17
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