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THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1968 PAGE TWELVE SECTION A Best Way To End Clubs? Form A Club, Of Course Frank alley Dies At 79; Was Crony Of Buffalo Bill German Gives Up U.S. Citizenship In Viet Protest MUNICH (AP) A 67-year, old Munich psychoanalyst said Sunday he is giving up his naturalized U.S. citizenship in protest of American involvement in Vietnam. Dr. Walther Marseille a member of a local human rights organization calling itself the Humanistic Union Union, said he emigrated to the United States from Germany in 1932, shortly before Hitler came to power.

Dailey moved to Tucson in 1920. He supervised construction of Mt. Lemmon and Sabino Canyon roads, while working for the U.S. Forest Reserve. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

tomorrow at Adair Funeral Home, 1050 N. Dodge Blvd. Survivors include his wife or 57 years, Juanita Dailey, 10 children, 25 grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren. cieties, mutual-aid associations and all the other usual social and economic groupings. But there also are thousands of esoteric vereins.

There is, for example an Assn. of Beer Coaster Collectors, a Friends of Antique Watches, several bal-loonists' clubs, an Antibribery a Wild-Bird Lovers' an Assn. of Deaf Catholics, an Assn. of Deaf Protestants, an Undertakers' Social Club and a League of Lovers of Old Tin Soldiers. New German Society Is Against Societies By PHILIP SHABECOFF lm New York Times New! Servkt MUNICH A standing joke in this country has it that when two Germans meet they shake hands but when three meet they form a club.

Germans themselves wryly admit that they are among the most incurable joiners in the world. The German word for club, association or society is "verein" and there are thou It is composed chiefly of artists and entertainers based in Munich. No one knows exactly how many vereins exist but it has been estimated that every second German is a member of some sort of club or association. In several major cities, 50,000 clubs have been registered. There are businessmen's associations, workers' associations, sports clubs, student associations, old soldiers' groups, singing clubs, eating clubs, drinking clubs, professional so sands of them listed in the telephone directories of major cities.

Earlier this week, a group of Munich residents, having decided that the formation of ve-reins has got out of hand, decided to do somthing about it. The time has come to end the proliferation of clubs, they declared. To be able to accomplish their task, of course, they formed a club. The club is called "The Last Club Against the Foundation of Clubs and Group Construction." other German belongs to a club or association, it can only mean we are losing our personal self-sufficiency," he said. But other observers believe that the roots of the Germans' need to belong to organized groups go far too deep to be affected by a single effort.

The club tradition began with the medieval guilds and took strong hold in Germany during the Napoleonic period, according to a new book, "Vereine in Hamburg" by Herbert Freudenthal. Many Germans are dismayed by the profusion of clubs. The expression "club joiner" is often used as a synonym for "provincial." But no one has attempted heretofore to stem the tide of overorganization. The new group in Munich naturally adopted a club symbol, a club hat and a club song. Despite the poking of fun, the group really hopes to stem the flood.

Werner Schwier, one of its members, said basically its purpose-is serious. "When every Frank Dailey, a pioneer road builder and former crony of Buffalo Bill, died yesterday at his home at 6010 Hop Down Lane. He was 79. Mr. Dailey was born in Oracle in 1888 and worked on his family's ranch until his late teens.

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