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BULLETIN

President Eisenhower and
Republican congressional lead
ers will hold a political strategy
conference in Denver Friday
on the November elections.
Evening star., 1954-10-05
Wiley Says Senate
Would Quickly 0. K.
Nine-Power Pact
Action Muy Be Sought
On Aiming Germans
At Special Session
BY the Associated Press

Senator Wiley, Republican. of
Wisconsin, said today he thinks
the Senate would quickly ap-
prove the new nine-power agree
ment to re-arm West Germany
if the administration should sub
NIT it at next months session.
The chairman of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Evening star., 1954-10-05

Eisenhower Halls London Pact as Greet
Achievement. Poee Al
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Continued on Page AS, Col. l
Evening star., 1954-10-05

(see TRIESTE. Page A-3)
Evening star., 1954-10-05

(See WILEY. Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1954-10-05

(See DOCKS, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1954-10-05

An Associated Press Newspaper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
Washington Securities
SALES.

Peoples Drug ST com-l0 at 30.
Pot Elec Pw eomSl0o at 17M. 200 at
liza. 10 ct l7A, so at l7M, "a al
1IM, 90 at 173s. 200 at 17h. 500
woodward g. Lothrop com-35 at 20.
Garnnekei 1sss pfd--15 at 2O74, 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
Business Briefs

Bank Clearings II. IS leading
cities in the week ended January
20 totaled $19,215,301 900 COM
pared with $18,396. 452 900 in the
previous week and $l8,505, 334,-
600 in the like week year ago.
Dun & Bradstreet.
Construction Contracts award
ed in 1853 in 81 States east of
the Rockies totaled $17,443,463,-
600, a new record, and 40 above
the previous record in 1852
F. w. Dodge Corp.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended Janu-
airy Is totaled $22. SAC, 900. 900.
down $96 million from the previ-
Gus week and down $342 million
from the like week a year ago.
Federal Reserve Board.
Crude Petroleum Production
IN the week ended January l6
averaged $780, $50 barrels daily
up to 60,750 for the week and
compared with 6,524,O0O in the
IKE week a year ago.-American
Petroleum Institute.
Adam Hat Stores, Inc, sales
IN 5 weeks ended January 2 to-
tailed $1,828.103. down 1857
from 1852: for So weeks ended
January 2, $13,186,443, down
$50 from 1852.
Republic Steel Corp. in year
ended Decembe' 81 earned $685.
743,547 or 1925 a share VS.. So
274.05S or $7.2l in 1882
Cons. Edison of New York in
year ended December 81 earned
$49,578.554 or 1894 a share VS.
A5,ll5.034 or $3.50 in 1852.
Pub. Ser. Elec.. & Gas Co. in
year ended December 81 earned
$25, 562.8o7 or $1.99 a share VS..
$23.529.583 or $2.O2 in 1852
Canada Cement Co., Ltd. in
year ended November 80 earned
$3.50. 965 or $6.97 a share VS.
- .O44 1874 or $4.62 in 1852.
McNesson & Robbins, Inc, in
o months ended December a
earned $3,768,7l1 or 500 a
snare VS.. S3,473,720 or s1.88 in
1852 period. "
Kendall Refining Co. in wear
enoed October earned ST.
!dS'zS9 or $2.81 a share VS.. ST.
IO6.794 or $2.78 in 1852.
securities Acceptance Corn. in
. months ended December 81
earned $369,342 or % cents :,
snare VS.. $326,l96 or 20 cents in
1852 period. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. Jan II M.--Grains worked
hisher on the Board OF Trade today with
corn and oats showing the firmeSL I'M
dertone. Dealings did not become very
active on the advance.
Buying eentered in the fed grains
control. On the Ss
and extremely cold weather in . sood
portion Of the main livestock feeding
Wheat near the end Of the frst hour
corn cor, Des 70 hishsr S Msseh
soybeans i. lover to IL hisher, March
S;lS: and LARD to - hundred pounds
n't Asric1it aTen s se Benson over.
night set planting controls on the 1854
corn crop whcih are designed to cut
acreage in the commercial producing
was not unexpected as 1t had been limited
before congressional committees.
board representing the 1854 corn crop
is December. ut advanced more than
cent however. there appeared TO be
general era SuyinE In the earisr months
turn tr would tend , to strengthen prices
Cold weather also was q factor in
Temperatures below zero were reported
in many sections Of Nebraska, Kansas
and Iowa. and they are expected to 60
below zero in parts Of Northern Illinois
tonight. Such temperatures increase
farm consumption of feed grains.
Cash corn receipts were small at 70
cars. Movement of cash corn to
Chicago via barge is expected to be
very light until the first week in
March as q result of closing OF the
locks on the Illinois waterway for re-
pairs. Ireland bought 100000 bushels
Of corn overnight.
There wasn't q great deal 6f news to
innuence wheat and Soyheans. which
largely advanced early with the Trm-
ness in feed grains. Some Gsainmen
felt soybeans might attract more de-
mand now that the January contracts
have been closed out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
Rally by Aircraits
Leads Stocks Higher
In Heavy Trading
BY the Assoeiossd prsss

NEW york, Jan. 21.-Air-
crafts got lift from Federal
spending proposals today and
topped rising stock market.
Douglas Aircraft was the prime
mover. UP 4 points to a new
l953-54 high Of 89ha. and other
aircrafts followed along with
gains Of between / and 2 points
in several cases.
Twenty-Five per cent Of the
Presidents proposals for defense
spending was allocated to air.
craft.
The trading pace was fast with
the rate speeding up In the
second hour, when prices inn
proved.
Trailing along after the air
crafts in the advance were most
steels, motors. utilities, oils,
radio elevisions. rubbers and
coppers. Many chemicals and
motion pictures were backward,
but there was no sharply de-
preSsesd area in the list.
The two American Wooden
preferred issues were up between
2 and 4 points on few sales
while the common held steady.
The company said 80 per cent
of proxies approved elimination
of the preferred as recently pro-
posed.
Among higher stocks were
Boeing, United Aircraft, Repub-
lie Steel, General Motors, New
York Central and Radio Corp.
Corporate bonds were steady.
Government securities in the
over-the-counter market were
also steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Jan. FL 1.--cotton fu-
lures maintained their steady tone dur
ity slackened. Support came through
short covering and trade buying, with
edging light. There was further SWITCH
anticipating first notice day. Dealers
had reports that some cotton is being
certificated in Dallas for possible deliv-
cry against March futures.
Agreement of Senate House conferees
on compromised bill to boost the ma
tional cotton acreage allotment for 1854
BY more than 3 million acres had no
This action had been ANTICIPATED.
Noon prices were unchanged to 30
cents q bale higher than the previous
close. March 1882, May 33.7S and
July 1878.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 N (UsDA).-
IWnht ass:: :. 4, steady. RECEIPTS, 3s7. 0s4,
Creamery. g. score tAA). 66-66H; 92
Cheese, barely steady. Receipts. 1Os..
645, Prices unbalanced
-, Egg prices firm. Receipts IA. 44O.
western--Aiixed soiors. extras tp t4 siSi
p9ynds(: 49Rs-boH; extras medium,
47-4S: current receipts, rehRndled, 49,
4S: dirties, 44-45: checks, 44-45 Whites,
extras $3.50 pounds, 5Qh -52a: extras
large (45e4S pounds, 49-51h: extras
medium, 1850. Browns extras (4S-5O
poundsl. 51-52M; extra large t45-4s
P PSnE h9 So-5lh; extras medium.
Nearhy--Whites. top quality t4S-50
pound9, 54-56; mediums. 50a-5l;
So pounds), s4-sS; mediums. 5oils-51:
smaiis, 46-4T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21

John E. Perry has been added
to the appraisal staff. Mr.. Ke-
fauver said. Mr.. Perry has been
in the real estate business for
many years and is a senior mem
Der Of the International Society
Of Residential Appraisers.
Mr.. Kefauver reported that
savings at the years end set a
record OF $23. 595. 45s, q gain Of
LAS .624 from q year earlier.
Reelected for three year
terms as directors were. w.
Owen Hohenstein. William E.
Poulton and Howard =. Thomp-
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
,Y E:E Ms.s.; S.s sssss,:

EGGS. Market steady, and prices un.
changed. Arrivals light but offerings
ADEQUATE for . lighter buying interest.
Most dealere. ANTICIPATING lower prices.
rTices paid fob. Baltimore by frst
Ieceivers: Large, minimum go per cent
quality. whites. 6I-55; brown and
mixed colors, 50-54. Mediums, niinimvisa
s60 per cent A quality, whites, 47-Sl "a
Esc.ip sG 9a sss S SoitSSss e ssssl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21

Hourly Sales on the Exchange.
100 am. $40 600 IL noon 500 600
LOO pm. ] 90 zoo 900 pm. ooL coo
Unit Of tfading 10 shares OF saies IN
iuu IN Oankruptcs OF receivership Of
oetnP reorgani2ed under the 6ankruptcy
Act o. securities assumed b. such com.
panies Rates o. dividends IN the fore.
goins table are annuas Disbursements
based ON the last duarteSly Of SENT.
annua, oeclaFAtiOn Unless otherwise
noted epeciaIsoI extra DIVIDENDS are moi
included Also extra OF extras B An.
nuai rate plus stock dividend Declared
or paid IN 1858 plus stock dividend
DECLARED OF PAID SO taI this year
PAYABLE ~ stock estimateG cash value
on ex-dtvidend or redistribution date.
PAID last rear b Declared OF paid
after stock dividend Of splitup kDe.
clared or paid this year an accumula.
tive issue with dtyidends "a errears
terred or no action taken. 10 last djvi.
dsnd Ileetins. Declared o. paid IN
dividend, cid Called 3 Ex. dividend. x-dis,
q distEibution: n, - TiehtA ~ Without
distributed. " Wh61 l15Usds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21

and Loan AS
sociatipn at
the a n n u a |
Shareholde RS
meeting yes
terday. Presi-
dent Clarence
E. Kefauver
announced.
Mr.. Steuart
also is a di-
rector Of Aca-
cia M u tual
Life Insurance
Co. ands the
Hamilton Ma.
A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
LIP. Sfeuart on Board
At Columbia Federal

Leonard p. Steuart, president
and founder Of L. p. Steuart En-
terpriSes, was elected a director
Of the Columbia Federal Savings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Jan 81 Ri.--spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. 2eh-
lead, IS cents q pound, New York; zinc,
on cents q pound, East st.. Louis; tin.
s96h cents q pound, New, York. At Pitts
1 sasesa at si "a, oo essil oo H0. neev wae
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-21
0beetAsoteS Deetahren.

Gin 9srr iteist nit O-g.inen in
BEN D3us unR fummt elm Motip
aus Der A.Gpmpbonie. Der Shafi,
r.r mont ibn aufmertfam. bob bas
Ginsen perboten fei. nobel feline Nu'
gen tpis x-Strublen leu@,en.
WItbenS erbebt ii& ber Heiienbe:
.Sie baben q bier ni@t nit einem
B-C-S&iiten IN tbun. i@ bin Ma'
ior a. g.. bdtte ID Elm etiid T.giien
aur 6onb. miirbe its Sbnen ben
S&Gbel einf@lasen. Waden Gie.
bab Sie forttoMmen. sic r. K"
Fl. X. III mir neu," fast ber
e6uffnsr. mas heibt basi" !,
10. fuuler Rrpp, beibt bas!'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-21

Prot Sekr., Katharins Hofmsnn. ~
croths . Ave.. cranstoa. r. Tel. Williams
CIV .s,kr.. WV rossrascnsr. As scne
nec.sdy Ave-. Brooklyn. N. Y. Tel: Presi-
dent 3-o7si.
aiGteD Staatsp vsa Hsrdameriks. Zwsis ~.
VefsammlunR ieden ersten rretaG I'm
aon.t.; 7:so Chr seendd' i'm sschsenhe'"'
u Pr.:s.. a"dS booendorsss. sos Wilson St
sekr.. herman Linder.
c.. V.-Sekr.. Jonn ulrieh. el1 ". 7th st.
Xdressen-sekr.. Miensel Hermann. ~
WILSON 81 Tei.: $3.50.
sale.s. ohs.. -.e. .. 2. vrauss K. o.
-. vsrss.. zwsis 70.
vsrsammiunI ,eden swett:n sonntsa I'm
Monat i'm Sschsenr i'm ~ Rsilroad st.
Praes.. Marie voGelhussr. 90 e. +th st.
Prot.-sekr.. kasnsr,n. ts euns.ch. 7ao Ne"
C.-v.-sekr.. Mary Kekel. loss e. sth It.
Tel: 8122.
Adre.sen-sskr.. Fred. Gray. as wood'ane
Ave. Tel: %7a'.
.. L..,s. Nc. :. IS .. <. U. v''s'..
VersammiunS teden l. SonntaR i'm Msnst
Uhr aschmittas' I'm st. LOUIS asus' =
Praes., JOSEF q. obsrt. s1ls ch,ppewa.
Prot.-Sekr.. George Doelloni. 1855 Aeavii
Rd., Alton %, Mo. Tel. PL ooSl:
nd. Afiton u. Mo. Tel PL sosi.
g. -suis, Nc - Juuisr Saxsns sS D. Lsais
Me-, 0rsaeb -.
Meeting every second Sunday Of every
President. Paul ". Roth. 1sl7 Elmer Place
c. v. Sec'y. Catherine Liess. a2l3 Sidney
Street
Wstsrtown, n. Z. - Z. .. .. Z. q. vsssin
0rsss-SsAsss asr. zweis sS
Versammluns ledeR ersten SANstas I'M
Monat, S37 Pearl St.
Prass.. Geors Wolf. SIC g. Main q. TEL:
s73i.
Prot: sskr.. Ro.. Weber. 81 Pearl s.
e. '. sskr.. SOFA won. sls G. Main st
Tel: s7sl.
Yssnsssswn, OAis q. .. Frsuen. ssa
Jungfrsuen X. U. Vsrein. Zwsis ~.
Verssmmiung Ieden zweitsn Sonntas I'm
Monat.
Praes,den.,n: Josephine auessi. /" wti''
Pro.:sskr; s; Is:a K:.h. Pansasran. ;, Clifton
c..v.-ssIr.. Helen Klein. i7s .. Psari st.
yesassssv.. OAie - 2. Q. Z. .. vssss.
Voranmmluns 1Sden orston SonntAs IN
Ndonat In oachsenh1im, Ecke ylint Ave.
Praes. Michael Dokeseh, ass Nosen,on
| Ave. Tel: SW. 9-71sS.
Prot -sekr. John Thomas. SIS Kirkland Ave.
| Tel: RI. 7-1sSo.
| c. v. sekr.. John Konnerth. lo7 carnesi
XII s.k.;: h.eh.:I ao<sseh 'r.' 100 :
! Bevrly Avee. Tel. SW. s-4sat
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-01-21

Praes:. Mr.. Henry Meissr. Ia East - su'
Erie. Pa.
Ex-pr.... Geo. xssohsr. ,a4i oo'sts Ave-.
/. vize-pr..s.. John Toeptsu +ie u n. ".
VIas-Prs.., aAiss salmsn s4s2 Maple
:rest Ave. Parms Hts.. O
Sekr. Minnie Schenker. r. d. No. :.
Rapson Lane. New Castle, Pa.
Asst SekI.. Hans Steiner, 36l7 Detroit
Ave-, CLEVELAND Is. o. Tel WO. l-AS6S:
sch.tzmsistss. Josephine auessl. 81 Willis
Bundes-Vsrwsitsr. lst. George Weber. soss
". 80 Str. Cleveland. Ohio.
Ind. John untch. a4os Dels~srs Ave-. New
.rd. sam Ab.r. 74os srook,,d. Dr.. cievs-
land .. Ohio.
MOTTO,
i'm Sanke rejr uno ero1 i'm Wort
Und test u Eintracht tmmerfor,
svNos oss 9 Z rIoN NsN.
8uoaessskAsn 1,
Clsveiana. Ohts 0h6ssSt. nerms MA
1ses. A,chae, salmsn. ssgz 4splscIss'
Ave. rsrms ssn,. O. ,, r;,' TU; ;.s;, sVisss
ceiveiane -. O. Wo. i-4s6s oder sH. i-ss+s.
1spsessetsisp :
Gsnisss,s, CNer.
r. er;s;, s., Sea-: sss: 0eif'no 1852 c''''0' sd
Prot. -sekr., Alice Gramp. ioeo7 Miles Ave.
Tel: NIL l-e5S8
0uadesseksten q
Oetrois. Mitch - .. =. Genischtsr cSsf
rrsfs vr asa1, enSG.' Seller 1857 An"o'' Ave-
Sekr., Margaret wasner, l42l Maryland
Ave. Detroit "a. Mich. Tel: Tu. 1865.
8uWeesDektssB L
erts. "a .. 8. Msanefshof.
Praes. iohn Singer 305 W 18th St.
sekr. Frank ". Koeder. los Z 9Th g.
Erie. Pa.
Bun6ssoektjon D.
Leratn. Q. 9. =. 0esangveSeiD eintrac chs
Prsss., Michael Ktrsohef. Sll West u ST.
Prot Sekr.. Wilheln,ins schindler. Stop O.
6roadway.
BsndeskttoD &
| New Castle, pa.-Etntrseht GeSangvope10
Prses VIM. .. finger. ia Northvtew Ave.
Sekr.. Andrew w. Schmidt. as Northvts~
| Ave.
0un6esktton ].
voungstown. Ohio CsBssrdis A1txe6 Chsru
Prses.. Bill Frank - Portland Ave.
Youngstown Q. Ohio.
! Sekr.. Flora Pamer. l71 q. Roanoks Ave.
| Youngstown Q. Ohio.
ssn1sssekssss =
Ycsnss'swn Os's. = .. ~ msassfsns,
| Strasse.
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5ebn ssnbren Die 2eiMe oes ermorbe.
ten Secmonns eefunSen bo:te. itono
iett In. mittleren Glter. Gr mar nod,
fmmer nnperbeirotet, boure anein
ailf ieinem 8eiittunt, perfaufte nod
wie por Weien uno ste@palnlen. be.
boute iein 2ano un6 tHorrte @clS
auianmen. Inter ieinen 9tohbarn
gait er ais Der rei1ite, Ct war aber
,penie beliebt uno i'm Torfe nonnte
lnan ibn ipottmeiie ben ~8eien.Sun.
fer. gein aeuBeres mar niHt ei.
gentlib oDItobeno. oenn er mor gut
ocbaut uno iein @eiidt bate reseI-
maBise 3iioe; es lag iebob e,tpas
III ieinem Slid, rpas Nibtrauen Elm.
iiGbtc, uno ieine fleinen, iIorien
Nuscn NIT Dem uniteten Ylid erin.
nertsn al bic eines Haubposels. @r
geborte 4, on ie;t lonser 3eit Su ben
stommediten oes @irtbauies Sum
Sseiii". aber man iob i'm bort nidt
acrn, neil er burh feline ipottiiben
Teben bGufis etreitiefeiten hcrpor.
riei. Die niht ielten in 9Gtlihfeiten
al'sarteten. Seit 3ursem fom er
nod otter OILS friiber. Gr Bate Elm
Nuse ouf Watubel ee,porien. Oeren
Shonheit i'm onSoa uno oeren tri.
ihes. natiirlihes Neien INN aeiiel.
Sic mics ieiae Ann1ber,lnesperjuhe
uno Sdmnei9eleien smor jebr fiibl
Suriid, Oo1 oos ltorte ibn niht mel.
Ter, 5os ibn Dielmebr nod an.
sd bin foirfli4 iroh, Guh eno.
lid einmol su iinoen." ioate er, ols
er reben ibr am Neee itano, .uno
oieie idone Selegenbeit ---"
~ytaht's furS!7 unterbroh iie ibn
'Easeonloia. sd babe feline 3eil. I"
Sic seiate Niiene, meiterau9ebeu,
bod er bielt lie Slriif. rYleibt,
Matobel," bat er, .Sbr miibt Mid
anbOrcn. Stedt aber ni1t io'n
bottniitises @eiidt auf. oenn id
meine nidts llnre@tes. stur 6os
Cine Woat id Gr4 asen, oaB id
mir aus euh mebr mode ols aus
if9cno elller MnOeren."
rIos mill nidN piel bei6en."
"9tun oenn ih babe gut licber
ais Die eonSe iibriee Nelt."
~euh iel5it aussenommen."
~statarlih!" CAB er nit breitem
Sateln du, uno oann iubr er in
pertraulihem Gone tort: rShau,
Der. Wiatabei. Sd babe bisber mic
ans Seiraten eeoad)t. = lit az
ttller, cine iamilie gu ern0brcl,.
nro iparen lit beiier ols ousaebcn.
Aber iest muB ih bod cine irall
baben, Die mir Sas Saus in Dro.
nung balt. sd babe mid nit mel.
ner SdSpelter se6anft - sSbr fennl
lie il. Sic tut nidt, mas id Mill,
nno oesbaIb bobe ih ibr bic Sir,
por Der 9taie 5u9euorien uno ibr
9eloal. ih brauhte iie nibt mcbr,
Id hatte sseronO anoers 9eiunOen."
Motobei ltleg bel ieinen &ortcn
Die hcue Sornesrote ms @eIht.
sol" rief iie entriitet. rSbr wolli
mid ais SausDGlterin boben. un,
Gurer Sdmeiter einen aerser anSr.
tun? Ta tOnnt Sbr lanse worten."
~s'ur nidt elei@ 10 bisisl" be.
euti9te Sonas. sd bab's gan,
ebrllh gemeint. 9ousbalterin ioQl
Nbr 10 eerni@t iein. ionoern meinc
,,rau. Sch: Sbr's 6enn ni9t, oab
If i'm 9tes seimaen bin?"
sd ipuBte nibt, per @ud eins
IteQen lpiiroe."
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vERE|NS KALENDER
de. sisbsnbvsrssr soehssn. sosnssrbvndas
. Won Nordumeriko

El,wsss City. = .Dis Lesr.Ae..
Praes. Mrs. Helen kloos. aos Orchard Av&
ssSr.. Mrs. Mrs sars rls,sehsr. II orcharS
Ave-. Ellwood City. Pa.
Bundessektisp -
erte. p s,ebenbsrser 0smsssstes Cssf.
Prses.. Jeanne Ring ISIS Pennsy'vanss
sekr., Shirley komula. ll,s {. orandv,sv
Bsuaesssksssp II. ,.
Cievslsnd, oaie OsmsssAse "ssssnis'
Probe jeden Donnerstas. westseite sach.
senheim. TOOL Denison Ave. Versammlune
| jeden 2. Donnerstag i'm Monst.
Praes.. Thea Stolz, 34e7 w l2S st. Teie''
WI 1-2058.
Ave. Tele.: sH. l-4314.
BunAsssektsop II.
| Youngstown. ohio Oamsnshsr eSeiwssss
er.e... Joseph,n. muller. sis c'armo"e
sekr.. Marie PnnsssrsH. ., eas Warren
| Ave.
Bandssssktisp u.
Canton, o. 0smsschsss CAss.
| Prse.. John roepfsr. tis-3 D.. n. W.
%. Ear Canton. Ohio
0undessektieD II
! New Castle. e E :, oa"'"'h''
Praes., Mrs. Kath. Lowry. Rose Avs.. New
Castle Pa.
sekr., Mrs. J. sodendorfer. Mccsar, Ave-.
New Castle. Pa
| Buudesssktss, 10
3aiem. Ohie gehs Ls13kfoH
Praes, Elizabeth Girsrht. 80 Liberty st-
sekr.. Creds asrmann ssl summit ~.
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Praea. wiIHam Frank GO Flint aill.
Sekr.. George Foisel. lSl Answan taD~.
Bun1seosktSer -
Canten. q. Da0snshss.
Praes.. John Toepfsf. llS-s7 o. u. ".
seSr.. VIM Wm. rrt.sch. Center Road. ses n.
East Canton. Ohio.
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| Cevslau6 West ossAr,gal CSsfUA
.Praes.. zoe Titsch $40 ". 0Stb str.
Cleveland. Ohio Phooe At l-50o0.
Sekr. Gertrude Binder. 1887 R06fnwo6
Ave.. lakewood. Ohio. Phone DO. 9-7SeA
8up1sssektssD q
| Cleveland East SsnSss oexoD CAs6
Praes., George krscA. $50 ssvahos aosd.
sekr., sara s. scnunsr. son East llstb
Str Phone RA i-e0o4.
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Clsveian0 East JunSoe 0oIoD CAoR
Praes, George Krsch $50 Ssvahoe aosd.
sekr.. sara s scnunsr. soel eass llstb
Str Phone RA l-o0o4.
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BRANCH CALENDAR
Association sf shs United state.
& AmO1jeo

Detsebt sltcA. 0esren Jsaser 9sxsS
President, Frieda Hermann. l6020 Edmoro,
Detroit s. Michigan. Phone: We. o-S719.
v,ee-President. George Schuster, Jr., 1873
Ardn>ore. Ferndala. Michigan. Phone: IL
5-3273
1897 Coram, Detroit 8. Mich. Phone: LA.
1920
Treasurer, Henry HerrmanA, le020 Ard.
more: Detroit 8. Michigan. Phone: We.
9-371o.
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President, Richard 8. kautx, 4722 Grebus
Rd.. Columbus Z. Ohio. Tel: Franklin 7-s3S7
lst Vice Pres, John Schneider, eco e. 128th
St.. Cleveland 8. Ohio. Tel: II. 1877.
2nd vice-pres.. John ". Gross. 1894 West
eth Street. Cleveland 2. Ohio Tel: Wood
bine 1-s31s.
Secretary. Audrey Miller. s24' theodore
s.isss. stii Maple Heights Ohio Tell "o'''''e
Asst-Secy.. Pat Roby sl54 ". 9Th St.
Cleveland 2. Ohio. ATlsntic i-ss77
Treasurer Ereds hermsnn: ss, H.,, Summit
Canton. Ohio. - Canton saxsb Juniers
Clsb.
Pres, Tom Clemens, 1917 Quimby Ave.
SW.. Canton, Ohio. Tel: s-0801.
Vice Pres. nenis Kstsch. 1is4 Arch c.
sec'y; Beverly Burns. lSs woodlawn Ave-.
Financial secy.. Florence Untch Box -
Cast Canton. Ohio Tel: 4-444o.
Treas. John Krsch. s97 serghoff. Akron.
Reporter. Madeline Untch. sls Forest Ave-.
S.W., Tel: 1-23l3.
Clevsisna. Ohio
clevehn6 East Sunior Saxon Club
President. John Schneider. $50 E. 12sth
St.. Cleveland 8. o. Tel. IL l-76l7.
Cleveland wess Saxon lunior Cluk
Pres. Jack Middleton. 1l713 Nelson Court.
Lakewood. Ohio ACadmy 1-7713.
sec,y. Jean Haller. lllol St. Mark Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio.
cs'o~bns. oh,s. - csismbss Jsn,sr
SaxOD C1ub
Pres, Richard s. kautz. 4722 Grebua Rd.
Columbus Z. Ohio. Tel. FIR. 7-3387.
Sec'y. Katy Theiss 1887 East Whittier
St.. Columbus Ohio. Tel: GArAeld 2o7l
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Clevslau6 West ols1rsgai SsfUa
.Praes.. zoe Ttsch $40 ". 9Stb St...
Cleveland, Ohio. Phooe AT l.7oo0.
Sekr.. Gertrude Binder. 1887 Ro6inwo6
Ave-. lakewood Ohio. Phone DO. 9-79eA.
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Eilwood City, Pa. Jlnisr saxsBs
President: Gertrude Schullsr, WurtembIrR
Heights. Cllwood City, Pa. Phone: 1851
Vice President: Don Greeer. S2S Sixth st.,
Cilwood City, Pa. Phone: 22S1.
Secretary: Catherine Berendt SIS Frank.
lin Ave-. Ellwood City, Pa. Phone: 1885,
Treasurer: Betty Utmling, Wurtembur0
Heights Eillwood City. Pa. Phone: la8S-J.
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0un0eskttoD ..
voungstoWn. Ohio CsBeer6ts Mtxe0 Chsrus
Praes Bill Frank. - 8 Portland Ave-.
Youngstown Q. Ohio
Sekr.. Flora Pamer. l21 9. Roanoke Ave.,
Youngstown Q. Ohio.
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New Castle. Pa. New Castle Juniss
Saxons
Pres, Richard Mans 40 W. Moody Ave-.
New Castle. Pa. Tel: OIL 4-6239
Sec'y. Ruth 6odendorfer. 800 McCleAry
Ave-. New Castle. Pa. Tel: OIL. 1894.
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Monssa. PA - 0onoea JuuieS
President Jack Werthman 2l2 Ninth
St.. Monsca Pa. Phone: Rochester l1l4-R.
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Cisvsisn6 wess Saxon lunier Cluk
Pres. Jack Middleton, 11713 Nelson Court
Lakewood. Ohio. ACadrny 1-7713
Sec'y. Jean Haller. 1ll0l St. Mark Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Lsrain. Ohio - Lorais Jsasses
saxon C1Ub,
President. Matt Wagner, noe West 32nd St.
Tele 3-9221-Lorain, Ohio.
Vice-President, Dale Lee SSoS 6set1 Court.
Tele 59603-Lorain, Ohio
Secretary. Dorothy Schuffert, l2z7 West
2lst Street. Tele. 6-444S-Lorain, Ohio.
Treasurer. Mary Lee 55os Baetz cosast,
Tele. 5-9603-Lorain. Ohio.